Person Page - 1995

     James Stephen Johnson was born on 30 January 1785; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Robert Thomas Johnson was born circa 1787; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Warren Johnson was born circa 1789; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     John Johnson was born on 8 August 1782; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Charles Christopher Johnson was born on 29 October 1789; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Archibald Frederick Kennedy Johnson was born on 18 December 1792; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ He married Maria Johnson Langan, daughter of Patrick Langan and ? ?, on 13 September 1818 at Plattsburg, New York, U.S.A; "19 Sept 1818: On Sunday, Sept 13th, at Plattsburg, N.Y., Archibald Frederick Kennedy Johnson, youngest son of Sir John Johnson, Bart., to Maria Johnson Langan, second daughter of the late Patrick Langan, both of Montreal, L.C." from Montreal Herald, 1814, 1816-1820 - Ontario Registers CD.²

     Anne Johnson was born circa 1794; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Catherine Johnson was born circa 1796; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Maria Johnson was born circa 1798; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Mary Johnson was born before 14 August 1744 at New York, U.S.A; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ As of 1763,her married name was Johnston.¹ She married Col. Guy Johnson, son of John Johnson and Catherine Nangle, in 1763 at Johnstown, Montegomery Co., New York, U.S.A; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Col. Guy Johnson was born in 1740 at Ireland; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ He married Mary Johnson, daughter of Major General Sir William "Warraghiyagey" Johnson Baronet and Catherine "Catty" Wysenbergh, in 1763 at Johnstown, Montegomery Co., New York, U.S.A; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ Col. Guy Johnson died in 1788 at London, England; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ He lived on 21 July 1797 at Ontario; "Johnson, Col. guy; Ann. OC 21 July 1797; Mar, m. Capt. Colin Campbell in 1783; Julia. Heir and Devisee Commission, 21 July 1823." The Loyalists in Ontario - Ontario Registers CD.²

     Christopher Johnson was born circa 1687 at Smithstown, Meath Co., Ireland; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ He married Anne Warren, daughter of Michael Warren and ? ?, circa 1710; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Anne Warren was born circa 1692; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ She married Christopher Johnson circa 1710; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ As of circa 1714,her married name was Johnson.¹

     Michael Warren was born circa 1665; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ He married ? ? before 1690; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     ? ? was born circa 1665; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ She married Michael Warren before 1690; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ As of before 1690,her married name was Warren.¹

     John Johnson was born circa 1712; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ He married Catherine Nangle before 1735; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Catherine Nangle was born circa 1715; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ As of before 1735,her married name was Johnson.¹ She married John Johnson, son of Christopher Johnson and Anne Warren, before 1735; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     ? ? was born circa 1720; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ As of before 1741,her married name was Johnson.¹ She married Major General Sir William "Warraghiyagey" Johnson Baronet, son of Christopher Johnson and Anne Warren, before 1741; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     William "Tagawirunte" Johnson was born circa 1741 at New York, U.S.A; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Caroline Peters was born circa 1719 at Smithtown, Meath Co., Ireland; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ As of 1742,her married name was Johnson.¹ She married Major General Sir William "Warraghiyagey" Johnson Baronet, son of Christopher Johnson and Anne Warren, in 1742 at Canajoharie, New York, U.S.A; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ Caroline Peters died circa 1747; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Caroline Johnson was born circa 1743 at Canajoharie, New York, U.S.A; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Mary Molly "Degonwadonti" Brant was born in 1736 at Canajoharie, Montgomery Co., New York, U.S.A; per family tree of kattie931 on ancestry.ca, Feb 12 2019. per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.^1,2 As of July 1752,her married name was Johnson.¹ She married Major General Sir William "Warraghiyagey" Johnson Baronet, son of Christopher Johnson and Anne Warren, in July 1752 at Mohawk Village, Canajahorie Co., New York, U.S.A; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ Mary Molly "Degonwadonti" Brant died on 16 April 1796 at Kingston, Frontenac Co., Upper Canada; Date Apr 16 1796 & location Kingston per family tree of kattie931 on ancestry.ca, Feb 12 2019. per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.^1,2

     Peter Warren Johnson was born in September 1759 at New York, U.S.A; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ He died before 1788; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Elizabeth Johnson was born in 1762 at New York, U.S.A; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ As of circa 1785,her married name was Kerr.¹ She married Robert Kerr circa 1785 at Ontario; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ Elizabeth Johnson died on 24 January 1794; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Robert Kerr was born in 1765; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ He married Elizabeth Johnson, daughter of Major General Sir William "Warraghiyagey" Johnson Baronet and Mary Molly "Degonwadonti" Brant, circa 1785 at Ontario; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     William Johnson Kerr was born in 1787 at Brantford, Brant Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ He married Elizabeth Brant, daughter of Joseph "Theyendanegea" Brant and Catherine "Adonwentishon" Croghan, on 7 October 1824 at Upper Canada; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ William Johnson Kerr died on 24 April 1845 at Wellington Square, Ontario; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Elizabeth Brant was born in 1796 at Brantford, Brant Co., Upper Canada; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ As of 7 October 1824,her married name was Kerr.¹ She married William Johnson Kerr, son of Robert Kerr and Elizabeth Johnson, on 7 October 1824 at Upper Canada; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ Elizabeth Brant died on 25 April 1845 at Wellington Square, Canada West; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Joseph "Theyendanegea" Brant was born in March 1742 at Akron, Summit Co., Ohio, U.S.A; "THAYENDANEGEA (he also signed Thayendanegen, Thayeadanegea, Joseph Thayendanegea, and Joseph Brant), Mohawk interpreter, translator, war chief, and statesman; Indian Department officer; member of the wolf clan; his Mohawk name means he sets or places together two bets; probably b. c. March 1742/43 in Cayahoga (near Akron, Ohio), son of Tehowaghwengaraghkwin..." ... and also .. " Joseph was probably born in March 1742 of the Julian calendar. Estimates of his year of birth made by subtracting his age at death as given by his biographer William Leete Stone produce a date of 1743, but this purely arithmetical calculation ignores the change from Julian to Gregorian calendar which took place in his lifetime. Joseph’s father, Tehowaghwengaraghkwin, who was reputed to have been a prominent warrior, died while his son was an infant. Barbara Graymont, "THAYENDANEGEA," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 5, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed October 21, 2018, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/thayendanegea_5E.html.
Date Nov 24 1742 & location Akron, Summit Co., Ohio per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.^1,2 He lived in 1755 at Canajoharie, Mohawk Valley, New York, U.S.A; "A few years before the outbreak of the Seven Yearsf War, Josephfs mother took him and his sister Mary [Konwatsi.tsiaienni*] to the Mohawk valley, settling at Canajoharie (near Little Falls, N.Y.), which had been her home before the familyfs emigration to the Ohio country." Barbara Graymont, "THAYENDANEGEA," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 5, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed
October 21, 2018, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/thayendanegea_5E.html.² He "Brant’s first military service with the British came when he was about 15, during the Seven Years’ War. He took part in James Abercromby*’s campaign to invade Canada by way of Lake George (Lac Saint-Sacrement) in 1758 and he was with the warriors who accompanied Sir William Johnson*, superintendent of northern Indians, in the 1759 expedition against Fort Niagara (near Youngstown, N.Y.) The next year he was a member of the force led by Jeffery Amherst* that descended the St Lawrence to besiege Montreal." Barbara Graymont, "THAYENDANEGEA," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 5, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed
October 21, 2018, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/thayendanegea_5E.html. in 1759 at Fort Niagara, New York, U.S.A..² He lived in 1761 at Lebanon, Columbia Co., Connecticut, U.S.A; "Brant’s stepfather died about 1760. Testimony that Draper received from Brant’s godson, John “Smoke” Johnson*, indicates that a warrior known as Old Crooked Neck “took charge” of young Brant and brought him to Sir William Johnson. Impressed by his abilities, Johnson decided to send him to school. In the summer of 1761 Joseph was dispatched along with two other Mohawk boys to the Reverend Eleazar Wheelock in Lebanon (Columbia), Conn., to be enrolled in Moor’s Indian Charity School. Wheelock referred to him as “being of a Family of Distinction . . . , was considerably cloathed, Indian-fashion, and could speak a few Words of English.” Barbara Graymont, "THAYENDANEGEA," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 5, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed
October 21, 2018, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/thayendanegea_5E.html.² He "His mental capacities and demeanour commended him highly to Wheelock. Brant was soon employed in teaching the Mohawk language to a fellow scholar, Samuel Kirkland, who planned to be a missionary to the Iroquois. On 4 Nov. 1761 Brant and Kirkland went to Iroquois country to secure six more boys for the school. They returned a few weeks later with two Mohawk boys and a promise from Johnson that he would send more when families had returned from the fall hunt." Barbara Graymont, "THAYENDANEGEA," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 5, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed
October 21, 2018, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/thayendanegea_5E.html. on 4 November 1761 at Lebanon, Columbia Co., Connecticut, U.S.A..² He lived in 1763 at Mohawk Valley, New York, U.S.A; "Brant and Smith left for Mohawk country in the summer of 1763, and though both Smith and Wheelock looked forward to Brant’s return to the school, it was not to be. Johnson in fact was contemplating sending him to New York City where he could be prepared for entrance into King’s College (Columbia University). However, upon advice that prejudice against Indians was running high in the city as a result of Pontiac*’s
uprising, Johnson sent him and three other Mohawk youths to missionary Cornelius Bennet in the Mohawk valley to further their education." Barbara Graymont, "THAYENDANEGEA," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 5, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed
October 21, 2018, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/thayendanegea_5E.html.² He married Margaret "Neggen Aoghyatonghsera" Sasaya on 22 July 1765 at Canajoharie, Mohawk Valley, New York, U.S.A; "On 25 July 1765 Brant married an Oneida woman, Neggen Aoghyatonghsera, whose English name was Margaret, daughter of Isaac of Onoquaga. The ceremony was conducted at Canajoharie by missionary Theophilus Chamberlain*, who described the bride as “a handsome, sober, discreet & a religious young woman.”" Barbara Graymont, "THAYENDANEGEA," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 5, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed
October 21, 2018, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/thayendanegea_5E.html.
Date Jul 22 1765 per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.^1,2 Joseph "Theyendanegea" Brant married Susannah Skenandoah in 1773 at Canajoharie, New York, U.S.A; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ Joseph "Theyendanegea" Brant married Catherine "Adonwentishon" Croghan in 1779 at Fort Niagara, Niagara Co., Ontario; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ Joseph "Theyendanegea" Brant "Brant had initially seemed satisfied with the choice of Quinte, but by March 1784 he had decided instead in favour of a region he had visited some years before – the valley of the Grand River. Political and strategic considerations appeared to govern Brant’s change of mind: the site offered greater proximity to his allies the western Indians and to his kinsmen the Senecas and Onondagas, who were still clinging to a vulnerable position on the flanks of American settlement in New York." C. M. Johnston, “DESERONTYON, JOHN,” in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 5,
University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003–, accessed August 22, 2017,
http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/deserontyon_john_5E.html.
Note: The province was till called Quebec and would not be divided into Upper and Lower Canada until 1792. in March 1784 at Grand River, Quebec.² He died on 24 November 1807 at Grand River Reservation, Brantford, Brant Co., Upper Canada, at age 65; " ... d. 24 Nov. 1807 in what is now Burlington, Ont." Barbara Graymont, "THAYENDANEGEA," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 5, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed October 21, 2018, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/thayendanegea_5E.html.
Date Nov 24 1807 & location Wellington Square, Ont. per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008. per family tree of kattie931 on ancestry.ca, Feb 12 2019.^1,2,3

     Margaret "Neggen Aoghyatonghsera" Sasaya was born circa 1745; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ She married Joseph "Theyendanegea" Brant, son of Peter Tehowaghwengaraghkwin Brant and Margaret Sahetagearat Onagsakearat Hendrick, on 22 July 1765 at Canajoharie, Mohawk Valley, New York, U.S.A; "On 25 July 1765 Brant married an Oneida woman, Neggen Aoghyatonghsera, whose English name was Margaret, daughter of Isaac of Onoquaga. The ceremony was conducted at Canajoharie by missionary Theophilus Chamberlain*, who described the bride as “a handsome, sober, discreet & a religious young woman.”" Barbara Graymont, "THAYENDANEGEA," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 5, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003-, accessed
October 21, 2018, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/thayendanegea_5E.html.
Date Jul 22 1765 per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.^1,2 As of 22 July 1765,her married name was Brant.¹ Margaret "Neggen Aoghyatonghsera" Sasaya died in March 1771 at Canajoharie, Montgomery Co., New York, U.S.A; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹

     Susannah Skenandoah was born circa 1745; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ As of 1773,her married name was Brant.¹ She married Joseph "Theyendanegea" Brant, son of Peter Tehowaghwengaraghkwin Brant and Margaret Sahetagearat Onagsakearat Hendrick, in 1773 at Canajoharie, New York, U.S.A; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹ Susannah Skenandoah died in 1778; per GEDCOM of Tom Glad, Jan 23, 2008.¹