Person:Parley Johnson (1)

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Name Parley Johnson
Gender Male
Birth[2] 1785 Connecticut
Marriage to Lucia Webster
Death[2] 1873 Windham, Bradford, Pennsylvania, United States
Burial[1][2] Nichols Cemetery, Nichols, Tioga, New York, United States

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  1. Burial removed from 'Johnson Burial Ground' location unknown. See Nichols Cemetery burial book.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 See burial at Findagrave [1]
  3.   1850 Census Windham, Bradford Co, PA
    Parley Johnson M 64y (1786)
    Lucia Johnson F 60y
    Jefferson Johnson M 24y
    Eliza Ann Johnson F 22y
    Ellen C Johnson F 18y
    James M Johnson M 16y
  4.   Parley Johnson in the 1870 Census
    the 1870 census
    Name: Parley Johnson
    Estimated Birth Year: 1785
    Gender: Male
    Age in 1870: 85y
    Color (white, black, mulatto, chinese, Indian): White
    Birthplace: Connecticut
    Home in 1870: Pennsylvania, United States
    Household Gender Age
    James Johnson M 35y
    Jane Johnson F 30y
    Stella Johnson F 12y
    Fred Johnson M 10y
    Parley Johnson M 85y (1785)
    Sarah Reel F 23y
  5.   Pioneer & Patriot Families of Bradford County PA 1800-1825
    Vol. II - Clement F. Heverly - Pages 171-189
    "Parley Johnson, a native of Tolland, Conn., came to Windham in 1811. He was a blacksmith by occupation. It is related that when he was moving from the East "he lost a horse and harnessed himself to the side of the remaining horse and drew the load until he could procure another." He settled on the Wappasening near Shoemaker's mill. He was thrifty and performed his part faithfully and well in the new settlement. He reared a large family and died, 1873, aged 88. He married in Connecticut, Lucia Webster. Their children and marriages follow: Lucia to James Finch; James M. to Jane K. Walker; Minerva to Peter Pierce; Almena to Daniel Shoemaker; Harriet to Augustus L. Smith; Caroline to Thomas W. White; Jefferson to Charlotte Briggs; Eliza A. to Lemuel Olmstead; Ellen to James Park; Parley to Eliza Manchester; Charles to Sally Osborn."