Sketch of Johnson Family, St. Charles County, Missouri

>From "A History of the Pioneer Families of Missouri, with numerous
sketches, anecdotes, adventures, etc., relating to Early Days in 
Missouri" by William S. Bryan and Robert Rose, Published by Bryan,
Brand & Co., St. Louis Missouri, 1876.
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John Johnson, of England, settled in Albemarle County, VA., at a very
early date.  He had two sons, Bailey and James.  Bailey married a Miss
Moreland, and they had nine children: Beall, Susan W., Bailey Jr.,
John, Pinckard, Smith, George, Charles and Presley.  Bailey and Char-
les were the only ones who left Virginia.  George was a soldier in the
Revolutionary War.  He married Elizabeth Blackmore, of Virginia, and
they had nine children: Elizabeth, Hannah, Catharine, Nancy, Charles,
Edward, George, Bailey and Jemima.  Nancy, Edward, Catharine and 
Jemima died in childhood, in Virginia.  Charles was married twice,
first to Rachel Woodward, and second to Harriet Ficklin, both of Vir-
ginia.  By his first wife he had three children, and by the second he
had four.  In 1836 he bought Nathan Boone's farm and settled in St.
Charles County, MO., but in 1846 he removed to Illinois.  Elizabeth
married Rodman Kenner, who settled in St. Charles County in 1834.  
Hannah married Joseph B. Stallard, who settled in St. Charles County
in 1835.  George S. married Mrs. Eliza A. Hunter, whose maiden name
was Gautkins.  She was a daughter of Edward Gautkins and Mary Oty,
of Bedford County, VA.  Bailey was married twice, first to Catharine
Forshea, and after her death to Nancy Campbell.	

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