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This is the landing page for a set of webpages that focus on the name of the title of this webpage. In the main, the name refers to a surname or family name. There is an understanding that at some point in history, maybe thousands of years ago, that a surname could have been the first name of an ancestor; it could have been a place that a family unit resided in, or was named after. There are varied stories how names become involved with individuals. Furthermore, today's appearance and spelling in English might have undergone some variations over time. In sum, these pages and this site is intended to cover the basics, and here and there, maybe a step or two beyond what may be popularly considered that, as it may help in the process of performing study. Pages are arranged in order after this having to do with the name the title of this webpage.
The next family surname of relation will have a landing page similar to this one. As of December 2025, this is a template and consistent format to this website, an ongoing process.
The next family surname of relation will have a landing page similar to this one. As of December 2025, this is a template and consistent format to this website, an ongoing process.
The Johnson name appears at least several times in ths family's ancestry.
A family researcher has told me that Johnson could even be so far as to form sort of a wraparound of the family and other information not directly discussed on ths page.
Alexander Johnson father or head of household of Margaret born about 1839.
David Johnson father of Fanne L or R; Eutaw AL.
F. J. Thornton, the J stood for____?; as far as verified written evidence- TBA
Pertinent cousins Margaret abovesaid had a daughter Lucy who married a Mr Johnson.
Some notes about John, Johnson, Johnston
Some notes about John, Johnson, Johnston
Story now in English has it, briefly, of the 2 young men that were sitting in the boat for whatever exactly that means, Galilee, one of them was John, and whose 'father' was Zebedee, English language story has it 'Jesus' asked them to come forth with him.
Some say that John is English or Anglicization for the name transliterated Yahya.
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