Prominent medical doctor of the Kennett Square area; he treated fugitive slaves on the Underground Railroad so they could continue on their journey to freedom.
He was the son of John P. Johnson and Hannah Pillar Johnson.
VR
July 2, 1868 [or 1808]
New Invention - A short time since we had occasion to allude to a "Spring Brace for Carriages," patented by I. D. Johnson, M. D., of Kennet Square. Since then we have seen in practical operation one of these braces on a carriage. It works very nicely, holds the springs securely in position , prevents any jostling back and forth, while it allows the springs to play freely in a vertical direction. We see no reason why this brace will not be applied to all wagons with springs, as they are not complete without it. It is very simple and durable, can be put on at a moderate cost, and will add much to the value and permanency of the wagon.
L1-Jan. 1911
JOHNSON - Isaac D. Johnson, M. D., Kennett Square, Pa., January 30, 1911, to the 84th year of his age. Funeral private. Intimate friends may call at the late home of the deceased from 8 until 9:30 a.m. Thursday, February 2d.
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Feb. 3, 1911
The funeral of Dr. I. D. Johnson took place privately at his late home on North Union Street yesterday, Dr. J. W. MacPherson, pastor of the Independent Church of the New Jerusalem of Frankford, Philadelphia, conducting an impressive service. Interment was made at Longwood Cemetery. The pall bearers were: John W. Johnson, of Lancaster; William Davis, Dr. Morris Hughes and William P. Mercer.
He was the son of John P. Johnson and Hannah Pillar Johnson.
VR
July 2, 1868 [or 1808]
New Invention - A short time since we had occasion to allude to a "Spring Brace for Carriages," patented by I. D. Johnson, M. D., of Kennet Square. Since then we have seen in practical operation one of these braces on a carriage. It works very nicely, holds the springs securely in position , prevents any jostling back and forth, while it allows the springs to play freely in a vertical direction. We see no reason why this brace will not be applied to all wagons with springs, as they are not complete without it. It is very simple and durable, can be put on at a moderate cost, and will add much to the value and permanency of the wagon.
L1-Jan. 1911
JOHNSON - Isaac D. Johnson, M. D., Kennett Square, Pa., January 30, 1911, to the 84th year of his age. Funeral private. Intimate friends may call at the late home of the deceased from 8 until 9:30 a.m. Thursday, February 2d.
L
Feb. 3, 1911
The funeral of Dr. I. D. Johnson took place privately at his late home on North Union Street yesterday, Dr. J. W. MacPherson, pastor of the Independent Church of the New Jerusalem of Frankford, Philadelphia, conducting an impressive service. Interment was made at Longwood Cemetery. The pall bearers were: John W. Johnson, of Lancaster; William Davis, Dr. Morris Hughes and William P. Mercer.
Prominent medical doctor of the Kennett Square area; he treated fugitive slaves on the Underground Railroad so they could continue on their journey to freedom.
He was the son of John P. Johnson and Hannah Pillar Johnson.
VR
July 2, 1868 [or 1808]
New Invention - A short time since we had occasion to allude to a "Spring Brace for Carriages," patented by I. D. Johnson, M. D., of Kennet Square. Since then we have seen in practical operation one of these braces on a carriage. It works very nicely, holds the springs securely in position , prevents any jostling back and forth, while it allows the springs to play freely in a vertical direction. We see no reason why this brace will not be applied to all wagons with springs, as they are not complete without it. It is very simple and durable, can be put on at a moderate cost, and will add much to the value and permanency of the wagon.
L1-Jan. 1911
JOHNSON - Isaac D. Johnson, M. D., Kennett Square, Pa., January 30, 1911, to the 84th year of his age. Funeral private. Intimate friends may call at the late home of the deceased from 8 until 9:30 a.m. Thursday, February 2d.
L
Feb. 3, 1911
The funeral of Dr. I. D. Johnson took place privately at his late home on North Union Street yesterday, Dr. J. W. MacPherson, pastor of the Independent Church of the New Jerusalem of Frankford, Philadelphia, conducting an impressive service. Interment was made at Longwood Cemetery. The pall bearers were: John W. Johnson, of Lancaster; William Davis, Dr. Morris Hughes and William P. Mercer.
He was the son of John P. Johnson and Hannah Pillar Johnson.
VR
July 2, 1868 [or 1808]
New Invention - A short time since we had occasion to allude to a "Spring Brace for Carriages," patented by I. D. Johnson, M. D., of Kennet Square. Since then we have seen in practical operation one of these braces on a carriage. It works very nicely, holds the springs securely in position , prevents any jostling back and forth, while it allows the springs to play freely in a vertical direction. We see no reason why this brace will not be applied to all wagons with springs, as they are not complete without it. It is very simple and durable, can be put on at a moderate cost, and will add much to the value and permanency of the wagon.
L1-Jan. 1911
JOHNSON - Isaac D. Johnson, M. D., Kennett Square, Pa., January 30, 1911, to the 84th year of his age. Funeral private. Intimate friends may call at the late home of the deceased from 8 until 9:30 a.m. Thursday, February 2d.
L
Feb. 3, 1911
The funeral of Dr. I. D. Johnson took place privately at his late home on North Union Street yesterday, Dr. J. W. MacPherson, pastor of the Independent Church of the New Jerusalem of Frankford, Philadelphia, conducting an impressive service. Interment was made at Longwood Cemetery. The pall bearers were: John W. Johnson, of Lancaster; William Davis, Dr. Morris Hughes and William P. Mercer.
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