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JOHNSON and SCHAUFELBERGER GENEALOGY
JOHNSON
NATHANIEL JOHNSON 6
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born
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~1788
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married
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died
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between 1825 and 1830? (alive when son Ephraim born but not in 1830 census for Cumberland Co. NJ)
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buried
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Children:
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Jane Johnson
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b. ~1818; m. Jun. 25, 1835 to Samuel Carll
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Elizabeth Johnson
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b. ~1819; m. May 20, 1835 to Joseph W. Bond
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Reuben Johnson
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b. ~1821; m. Mar. 29, 1842 to Susan Paullin
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EPHRAIM ELMER JOHNSON 4
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born
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~1825 (age 25 according to 1850 census)
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married
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~1848 to Sarah H. or B. or D.3
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died
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between 1860 and 1870? (appears in 1860 census but not 1870 for Cumberland Co. NJ)
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buried
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Children:
REUBEN HENRY JOHNSON
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born
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Sep. 4, 1849
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married
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died
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1932
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buried
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Children:
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Raymond Elmer Johnson
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b. Jan. 1, 1875; d. Aug. 14, 1916 (never married)
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Walter Mortimer Johnson
children:
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b. Sep. 10, 1877; m. Sep. 16, 1908 to Jenny Van Nostrand; d. Apr. 6, 1968
Walter M. Johnson Jr., Evelyn (Johnson) Bauer
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Rutherford Clifton Johnson
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b. Jul. 28, 1881; d. Mar. 8, 1887 (no issue)
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Edgar Stuart Johnson
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b. Sep. 30, 1883; d. May 5, 1964
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Elmer Embury Johnson
children:
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b. Jul. 27, 1886 in Palmyra NJ; m. Sep. 1912 to Laura Boesiger; d. Aug. 9, 1933
Donald Elmer Johnson, Mildred Ethel (Johnson) Schalk
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Florence Knox Johnson
children:
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b. Jan. 10, 1890 in Brooklyn NY 1; m. Oct. 7, 1914 to Joseph Grover 7 Hardmeyer, div. Sep. 1934; d. Feb. 13, 1975
Edgar Stuart Hardmeyer, Edith Mae (Hardmeyer) Spiller
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HARRY DICKSON JOHNSON, Sr.
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born
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Sep. 20, 1873 in Trenton, NJ
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married
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died
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Oct. 2, 1956 in the home of his grandson, Wm. D. Johnson, Jr. in Franklin Lakes, NJ
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buried
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Children:
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Harry Dickson Johnson, Jr.
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b. Jan. 6, 1897; d. Sep. 21, 1971 (never married)
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WILLIAM DAWSON JOHNSON, Sr.
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born
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Jan. 31, 1902 in Richmond Hill, Queens, NY
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married
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died
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May 7, 1946 at his home in Queens Village, Queens, NY
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buried
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cremated, no memorial
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Children:
WILLIAM DAWSON JOHNSON, Jr.
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born
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Nov. 11, 1921 in Brooklyn, NY
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married 1st
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divorced
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1971
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died
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Nov. 28, 1986 in his home in Scotland Neck, NC
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buried
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cremated; memorial in Scotland Neck, NC
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"...sensuous and haunting..."
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Arcadia Falls
A Fable
by Rand Dickson Johnson
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FOOTNOTES
1 In a letter dated Sep. 11, 1985, from Edith Mae (Hardmeyer) Spiller--daughter of Florence Knox (Johnson) Hardmeyer--to William Dawson Johnson, Jr.: "My mother was born in Brooklyn, NY of American parents descended from Dutch stock. ...My mother mentioned her early years only a little. They lived on a farm in Richmond Hill. Her mother liked to have company all the time and would always have a beautiful white table cloth and nice things as best she could."
2 Marriage Certificate
3 The transcribed birth record of Reuben Henry Johnson lists his mother as Sarah H., while the 1850 census lists her as Sarah B. and the records at The Church of The Latter Day Saints list her as Sarah D.
4 Ephraim E. Johnston is listed in the NJ censuses for 1850 and 1860. Bridgeton is his place of residence on Reuben Henry's transcribed birth record where his name is recorded as E. Elruer Johnson. The birth record lists Reuben's mother as Sarah H., while the 1860 census lists her as Sarah B. At familysearch, there are two records that list Reuben's father as E. Elmer Johnson and his mother as Sarah D. Since the Birth Certificate for Reuben is a typed transcript, it may have made the error of recording his middle name of "Elmer" as "Elruer". Since two of Reuben's sons have the name "Elmer", we've decided that the preponderance of evidence suggests that Ephraim Johnson's middle name is "Elmer".
5 In a letter dated Mar. 7, 1986 from Donald Elmer Johnson (son of Elmer Embury Johnson) to William D. Johnson Jr.
7 In a letter dated Sep. 11, 1985, from Edith Mae (Hardmeyer) Spiller to William Dawson Johnson, Jr., she says "I have always believed that my father's name was Joseph Grover Hardmeyer but when I sent for my birth certificate he was listed as Grover. Not sure now if that was his first or middle name."
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