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     Thomas Johnson was born between 1668 and 1675. He was the son of Thomas Johnson and Elizabeth Popplewell.

     Thomas Johnson married Elizabeth Unknown (Johnson). Thomas Johnson was born circa 1730.
     Thomas died between 6 March 1796 and 1797 in Crowle, Lincolnshire. In memory of Thomas Johnson, who departed this life the sixth day of March 1796, aged 66 years..

     Thomas Johnson was born circa 1762. He was the son of Thomas Johnson.
Thomas Johnson married Mary Unknown (Johnson).
     Thomas died on 8 July 1814 in Crowle, Lincolnshire. Also Thomas Johnson, son of above, who departed this life the 8th day of July 1814, aged 52 years..

     Thomas Johnson was born circa 1796. He was the son of Thomas Johnson and Mary Unknown (Johnson).
     Thomas died on 27 September 1809 in Crowle, Lincolnshire. Also Thomas, son to the late Thomas Johnson, above named, who departed this life the 27th day of September 1908 aged 13 years..

     Thomas Battie Johnson was born before April 1780 in Crowle, Lincolnshire. He was the son of John Johnson.
     Thomas died on 6 April 1813 in Crowle, LIN. Also to the memory of Thomas Battie Johnson, Esquire, only son of the above named John Johnson, who died on the 6th day of April A.D. 1813 aged 33 years.

     Thomasine Johnson married Thomas Cocksedge, son of Richard Cocksedge and Barbara Miles, on 17 May 1624 in Rougham, Suffolk.
     Thomasine died before 2 March 1624/25 in Rougham, Suffolk. She was buried on 2 March 1624/25 in Rougham.

     William Johnson was born on 22 May 1746 in Wakefield, Yorkshire. This was a Thursday. He was the son of Alan Johnson and Catherine Popplewell. William Johnson was christened on 25 June 1746 in All Saints, Wakefield. His godparents were his grandfather Alan Johnson & Wm Serjeantson of Wakefield, Mrs Sarah Smith of Wakefield, spinster (Katherine's aunt) was godmother.
     A marriage settlement between William Johnson and Susanna Johnson was made in November 1785.
William Johnson married Susanna Johnson after November 1785. He married his cousin Susanna, one of the two daughters of Rev. Wm. Johnson of Prescott, Lancs. Vicar of Whalley, elder brother of Alan Johnson.
He erected the last Temple Belwood. Each squire Johnson extended Temple Belwood & added the east & west wings which William Johnson joined by the North front in 1787. He also built the obelisk. William was a barrister.
     William Johnson made a will dated 30 April 1816 in Belton. In the name of God Amen the thirtieth day of April 1816, I William Johnson of Temple Belwood in the parish of Belton ... buried in the same vault as his beloved wife ... cathedral church of Worster ...buried at Belton ... to my only son William Popplewell Bellingham Johnson ... natural daughter Sarah ...
     William died before 8 May 1818.
     His will was proved on 8 May 1818 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.

     William Johnson was born circa 1660 in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. He is called Thomas Johnson in Elizabeth's uncle George's 1681 will..
William Johnson married Elizabeth Popplewell, daughter of George Popplewell and Prudence Unknown, on 1 December 1684 in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. The marriage bond described them as William Johnson of Gainsborough, chandler and Elizabeth Popplewell of Gainsborough, spinster. The other bondsman was Thomas Johnson, mercer.
I don't think this is the daughter of George of Gainsborough as his will implies she is single in 1694.

     William Johnson was the son of Thomas Johnson and Elizabeth Popplewell.

     William Johnson was born before June 1734. He was the son of Thomas Johnson.
William Johnson married Sarah Unknown (Johnson).
     William died on 8 June 1813 in Crowle, Lincolnshire. In memory of William Johnson, who departed this life the 8th day of June 1813, aged 79..

     William Austin Johnson married Mary Louise Worme, daughter of William Robert Worme and Sophia Harriet Ashby.

     William Popplewell Bellingham Johnson was born on 18 April 1788 in Belton in Axholme, Lincolnshire. He was the son of William Johnson and Susanna Johnson. William Popplewell Bellingham Johnson was christened on 10 June 1788 in Belton.
21 Oct 1819: Admission of William P B Johnson esq., Robert Popplewell Steer and Revd Thomas Skipworth, following the surrender of William P B Johnson.
W P B Johnson left debts so large that his trustees, Thomas Lightfoot and John Collinson, sought and obtained in Chancery powers to raise £70,000 to pay them. This sum proved insufficient and a further £9,000 was borrowed from another of the Lightfoot family. His devise of the estate for the benefit of R P Steer could not prevent the entry of his own uncle the Rev. Richard Popplewell Johnson, rector of Ashton upon Mersey from I787 to 1835, into a life interest in the estate under the terms of the Temple Belwood settlement made in 1809 (1/34/3/4/3). Although advanced in years his life interest had to be purchased by R P Steer, now Johnson, for £7,500 and the heir had also to honour the appointment of £10,000 from the estate as the portion of the Rev. R P Johnson's daughter, Mrs Katherine Ridley. In any case the deceased father and grandfather of the heir, Richard Ryther Popplewell Steer (d. 1795), and Robert Popplewell Steer (d. 1826), had heavily burdened their own estate of £1,400 p.a. The problems of a gentleman debtor are graphically illustrated in the letters relating to R P Steer's affairs, addressed to the Epworth firm of Capes and Son, solicitors, who were the receivers for his estate from 1820 to 1824, letters which they and
their successors were very careful to preserve. Steer lived in Doncaster, and besides running up large bills with the trades-men of the neighbourhood, was heavily indebted to his former solicitor, Gilbert Hill, of Bawtry, who had loaned him £2,400 in 1818, when his mortgage credit was becoming exhausted. By 1820 he could raise a sum of £4,800 only by granting an annuity on his own life, secured by life assurance, for which he paid an effective interest rate of 13%. By 1823, several large tradesmen's bills and
Hill's mortgage and bills for professional services in attempting to obtain loans for Steer, had been liquidated, but he could still raise no further sums by mortgage, and his attempt to take out a new policy of life insurance as the basis of a further loan was also frustrated. During his visit to London in June 1823, Capes' London agents report in almost daily letters their peregrinations from the office of one life insurance company to the next with a Mr. Steer who grew increasingly despondent as every proposal was refused or deferred. Waiting until the directors conferred he was inevitably refused a policy, most probably on the grounds that he had been subject to seizures of an epileptic nature. Steer returned to Doncaster, but by November tradesmen were becoming restive and the prospect of arrest and imprisonment was alarming. His return to London en route for Calais to escape his debtors, is marked by the more vehement tone of his monetary requests to George Capes. £30 would see him across the Channel: Capes sent £20 and Steer found himself confined in No 5 Colman Buildings awaiting transfer to the King Bench Prison (January 1824). His requests for money continue for in prison he had to pay for everything cash down, a novel and unpleasant experience. His debts were £3,000, the disposable income from the estate £600 p.a. but the attempt of Capes in March 1824 to make a composition with the creditors whereby Steer would have an annuity of £200, was strongly criticised by Steer and also by Thomas Lightfoot.
     William died on 23 April 1831 in Belton in Axholme, Lincolnshire, aged 43. His heir was his nephew Robert Popplewell Steer who changed his name to Johnson.
The Surrey History Centre holds papers relating to a mortgage of freehold and copyhold estates in Lincs and Lancs to secure £70,000 and interest by the trustees and tenant for life under the will of the late William Popplewell Bellingham Johnson of Temple Belwood, Lincs, to David Lyon of Grosvenor St, Middlesex, 3-4 Mar 1837... Property included manor of Temple Belwood, Lincs, moiety of rectory of Crowle, rectory of Michaelchurch, Lancs, property in Beltoft, Belton, Derrythorpe, High & Low Burnham, Epworth, Haxey, Owston, Crowle, Eastoft, Belgraves and Shipworth all in Lincs and tithes in Lancs....

     Beatrix/ Beatrice Johnston was born on 17 November 1818 in Ordiquill, Banffshire, Scotland. She was christened on 26 November 1818 in Ordiquhill, Banffshire. Her parents, James Johnston & Isobel Munro, had seven other children christened at Ordiquhill: Mary in 1820, William 1822, James 1824, Isobel 1827, Alexander 1830, John 1833, Jane 1839. There was no child christened Elizabeth.
Beatrix/ Beatrice Johnston married James Tindal, son of Thomas Tindal and Catherine Ross.
     Beatrix/ Beatrice Johnston and James Tindal were recorded on the 1881 census in 'Wanford Cottage', Alvah, Banffshire. James Tindal, aged 61, born Cromarty with wife Elizabeth aged 62, born Ordiquhill, Banff and grand child Eliza A Tindal aged 10 born Udny, Aberdeenshire. He was a gardener and crofter. It is assumed Beatrix is called Elizabeth in error.
     Beatrix/ Beatrice Johnston and James Johnston Tindal MA were recorded on the 1901 census in Kinellar, Aberdeenshire. His mother Beatrix aged 82 was living with him plus Margaret Wilson, aged 48, servant.

     Elizabeth Johnston was born. She was the daughter of James Johnston, Esq.
Elizabeth Johnston married Robert Orme, son of James Orme, in 1703.

     Elizabeth Johnston was the daughter of M Johnston.
Elizabeth Johnston married Andrew Armstrong, son of Elder son Armstrong.

     Helen Livngstone Johnston was born on 23 December 1891.
Helen Livngstone Johnston married John MacKenzie, son of James MacKenzie and Anne Mackay, in 1910 in New Zealand. Graeme Parr worote: Helen's mother died b 1866 d 1893. when Helen was 3 years old, she was bought up by her aunts Jessie Mackay and Margaret Oliver.
     Helen died in 1974 in New Zealand.

     Henrietta Johnston married Robert Molesworth, son of Hickman Blayney Molesworth and Wilhelmina Dorothea Hone.

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Joseph F Johnston married Theresa Hooper, daughter of Dr Edward Jones Hooper and Amelia Massy.

     Margaret Johnston was born before 1779 in England.
Margaret Johnston married Thomas Dawson Bowker, son of Thomas Bowker and Elizabeth Dawson, on 30 May 1801 in St Pancras, London. They were both of this parish, the witnesses were James & Maria Newton.
     Margaret died before 1811.

     Tryphena Johnston was christened on 28 July 1816 in Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire. She was the daughter of Joseph Johnson and Elizabeth Davison.
Tryphena Johnston married Valentine Keen, son of John Keen and Mary Mason, on 11 May 1841 in Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire. The marriage was witnessed by John Keen & Joseph Johnson, labourers. This looks like their fathers, but may be brothers. Tryphena was a grocer. She had a daughter Eliza Johnson.
     Tryphena Johnston and Valentine Keen were recorded on the 1841 census in Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire. Joseph Johnson 65 Ag Lab Born Gls, Amelia Johnson 30 Gls / Valentine Keen 20 Ag Lab, Gls, Tryphena Keen 25 Gls / Eliza Johnson 6 Gls. The preceding building was occupied by John (ag. lab) 25 & Mary Keen 20.
     Tryphena Johnston and Valentine Keen were recorded on the 1851 census in Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire. Valentine Keen, head, 30?, ag. lab., born Lower Slaughter. Tryphena, wife 34, Mary A, daughter aged 9, Jane aged 7, Elizabeth aged 5, Valentine T, son, aged 2, all born at Lower Slaughter.
     Tryphena Johnston and Valentine Keen were recorded on the 1861 census in Farm House Cottage, Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire. Valentine Keen, head, 40, ag. lab., his wife Tryphena, 44, children Mary Ann, 17, unmarried, Valentine 12, all born at Lower Slaughter, grandson Joseph 10 months, born Stow.
     Tryphena Johnston and Valentine Keen were recorded on the 1871 census in Lower Slaughter. Valentine Keen, head, 50. farm labourer, born Slaughter, his wife Trayphena 54, ditto and grandson George aged 9, scholar, born Stow.
     Tryphena died before 10 March 1902 in Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire. She was buried on 10 March 1902 in Lower Slaughter.

     Anna Johnstone was born before March 1810 in Banham, Norfolk.
Anna Johnstone married Edward Grimwade, son of William Grimwade and Elizabeth Sheppard, on 5 November 1835 in Mendham, Suffolk. The marriage licence was dated 5 Nov 1835 for Edward Griwade, of Redenhall, witih Harleston, Norfolk & Ann Johnson.
     Anna Johnstone and Edward Grimwade were recorded on the 1851 census in Ipswich, Suffolk. Edward Grimwade aged 38, born Wetheringset, his wife Anna, aged 41, born Banham, Nfk & their children Edward W, aged 15, Frederick S aged 10, Fanny M aged 9 & Harriett J aged 8, all born at Harleston, Norfolk.
     Anna died before 1881.

     Ellen Johnstone was born in 1803 in New South Wales.
     Ellen Johnstone and Thomas W M Winder were recorded on 15 November 1828 census in Windermere, Luskintide, New South Wales. Ellen and her sister Jessie were also listed as boarders (1 year older) with John Eyres at Parramatta.
Ellen Johnstone married Thomas W M Winder in 1848 in St Andrew's Scots Church, Sydney, New South Wales.

     Mary Jolley was born circa 1866 in Lancashire.
     Edward Dunbar married Mary Jolley as his second wife, on 21 November 1887 in St Andrew, Ancoats, Manchester, Lancashire.
     Mary's death was registered in the quarter ending in March 1890 in Altrincham, Cheshire.

     Margaret Swinburne Jolly was born on 21 May 1915 in Adelaide, South Australia. She was the daughter of AW Jolly of 'Benwell', North Adelaide.
     Margaret Swinburne Jolly was engaged in August 1940. Miss Margaret Swinburne Jolly, elder daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jolly, of 'Benwell,' Brougham place. North Adelaide, whose engagement is an nounced to Mr. Wesley Hooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hooper, of Toorak, Victoria.
Margaret Swinburne Jolly married Wesley Trull Hooper, son of Arthur Frederick Hooper and Jean Hamlin Lusk, on 18 October 1940 in Christ Church, North Adelaide.
     Margaret died on 12 September 1967 in Adelaide, South Australia, aged 52. She was cremated after 12 September 1967 in Mitcham.
     Her will was proved in May 1968 at Adelaide.

     Raymond Alfred Jones - Gillett was born circa 1925 in Lara, Victoria. He was the son of George Jonathan Jones and Daisy Belle Heath.
     Raymond died on 23 June 1972 in Reservoir, Victoria. Raymond Alfred Gillett, painter of Reservoir
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     Alan Jones was born circa 1925 in Victoria. He was the son of Harold Jones and Betsy Clark.
     Alan died in 1978 in Leongatha, Victoria. He may have died in a car collision.

     Alice Muriel Jones was born on 29 May 1887 in Aston Rd, Toowong, Queensland. GORE JONES-On the 29th May, at Aston-road, Toowong, Mrs, Edward Gore Jones, of a daughter. She was the daughter of Edward Richard Neynoe Gore Jones and Lydia Frances Phillips.

     Ann Jones married Sir Thomas Harman, son of Henry Harman and Marie Hamilton?.
     Ann died on 1 June 1683.

     Sir Arthur Jones married Mary Harman, daughter of Sir Thomas Harman, in September 1675.