Son of Rev. Robert Johnston. Judge Samuel changed the spelling of the last name.
Judge Porter settled in Warren, PA in 1854 and formed a law practice with Thomas Struthers. After Struthers gave up practicing law, Johnson formed a law partnership with Rasellas Brown.
Samuel P. Johnson was elected President Judge of the 6th Judicial District in 1860. He retired from the bench in 1871.
Judge Porter settled in Warren, PA in 1854 and formed a law practice with Thomas Struthers. After Struthers gave up practicing law, Johnson formed a law partnership with Rasellas Brown.
Samuel P. Johnson was elected President Judge of the 6th Judicial District in 1860. He retired from the bench in 1871.
Son of Rev. Robert Johnston. Judge Samuel changed the spelling of the last name.
Judge Porter settled in Warren, PA in 1854 and formed a law practice with Thomas Struthers. After Struthers gave up practicing law, Johnson formed a law partnership with Rasellas Brown.
Samuel P. Johnson was elected President Judge of the 6th Judicial District in 1860. He retired from the bench in 1871.
Judge Porter settled in Warren, PA in 1854 and formed a law practice with Thomas Struthers. After Struthers gave up practicing law, Johnson formed a law partnership with Rasellas Brown.
Samuel P. Johnson was elected President Judge of the 6th Judicial District in 1860. He retired from the bench in 1871.
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