Married Rachel Summers 1740 and had 12 children with her. He served as a private during the Revolutionary War in the 5th Co. Upper Battalion, Militia of Maryland. He was the son of Robert and Elizabeth (Goostree) Johnson.
His will was probated 10 Jan 1795, so he probably died in 1794.
Patriotic Service:
1. Member of Committee of Execute Resolves of American Congress and the Provincial Convention, 24 Jan 1775
2. Second Major, First Battalion, Frederick Co, MD Militia, 1775
3. Signed Oath of Fidelity, 1780
4. Provided Wheat, 1781
(SAR Patriot #: P-224937; DAR Ancestor #: A063021)
His will was probated 10 Jan 1795, so he probably died in 1794.
Patriotic Service:
1. Member of Committee of Execute Resolves of American Congress and the Provincial Convention, 24 Jan 1775
2. Second Major, First Battalion, Frederick Co, MD Militia, 1775
3. Signed Oath of Fidelity, 1780
4. Provided Wheat, 1781
(SAR Patriot #: P-224937; DAR Ancestor #: A063021)
Married Rachel Summers 1740 and had 12 children with her. He served as a private during the Revolutionary War in the 5th Co. Upper Battalion, Militia of Maryland. He was the son of Robert and Elizabeth (Goostree) Johnson.
His will was probated 10 Jan 1795, so he probably died in 1794.
Patriotic Service:
1. Member of Committee of Execute Resolves of American Congress and the Provincial Convention, 24 Jan 1775
2. Second Major, First Battalion, Frederick Co, MD Militia, 1775
3. Signed Oath of Fidelity, 1780
4. Provided Wheat, 1781
(SAR Patriot #: P-224937; DAR Ancestor #: A063021)
His will was probated 10 Jan 1795, so he probably died in 1794.
Patriotic Service:
1. Member of Committee of Execute Resolves of American Congress and the Provincial Convention, 24 Jan 1775
2. Second Major, First Battalion, Frederick Co, MD Militia, 1775
3. Signed Oath of Fidelity, 1780
4. Provided Wheat, 1781
(SAR Patriot #: P-224937; DAR Ancestor #: A063021)
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