THE FAMILY TREE OF
JAMES ARTHUR JOHNSON

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During the summer of 1986, a young James "Jamie" Arthur Johnson was inspired to search for his family heritage. He saw the pictures and heard the stories on the television during the centennial of the Statue of Liberty. These were pictures and stories of immigrants, "First Americans," the heritage of the storytellers. Since 1986, Jamie and his mother have done quite a bit of research in family history. Jamie has drawn from many sources to compile this on-line family tree. The sources are listed below.

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Helpful Links

Helpful and interesting links in search of ancestry

click to go A Barrel of Genealogy Links -- HUNDREDS OF LINKS!
(This goes to the Wayback Machine ARCHIVE of the site since the site no longer exists as it did.)

click to go Allegheny Regional Family History Society

click to go Big List of Genealogy Links

click to go Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: Home Page

click to go FamilySearch Internet Genealogy Service

click to go Genealogy Forum (AOL KEYWORD)

click to go Genealogy On the Web

click to go Genealogy Online

click to go Genealogy Source Catalog

click to go Germany -- World Gen Web

click to go Hacker's Creek Pioneer Descendants

click to go Irish Ship Passenger Lists

click to go Links to Genealogy Sources

click to go Link to the ancestry of Louise Mae Johnson, my bride! (Includes surnames MUZA, STONESIFER, GOUDY, CEKOVICH, and descendants which are German, Scots-Irish, and Serbian from Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia).

click to go Mark and Cyndi's Family Tree
(This goes to the Wayback Machine ARCHIVE of the site since the site no longer exists as it did.)

click to go Medieval Names Archive

click to go Michael Kiser & Mary of Pennsylvania & Virginia

click to go RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative

click to go The SurnameWeb

click to go The Table of Nations -- The Bible's account of how nations descended from Noah

click to go USGenWeb Project Home Page

click to go Waggy/Wagy Family History by Theresa Finisdore

click to go World Gen Web Project.

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Sources for the Family Tree of
James Arthur Johnson

Primary Sources

Carolyn "Mom" June Fisher Johnson (Thanks, Mom!), Harrisonburg, VA

William "Dad" Herman Johnson (Thanks, Dad!), Harrisonburg, VA

Hazel "Ma-Ma" Jane Eckard Fisher (My Grandmother), Harrisonburg, VA

Geraldine "Aunt Jerrie" Hill Johnson Lomax (My Aunt), Denton, NC

Norm Wilfong (descendant of Noah Webster Eckard), Charlottesville, VA

Jeff Fisher, Harrisonburg, VA

Warren Berlin Crummett (son of Virginia Maude Smith Crummett, daughter of David R. Smith; Smith/Waggy/Kiser History), Michigan

Walter Eye (Simmons History)

Daniel Bly, Harrisonburg, Virginia (Pitman History)

Martha Baker Jones, Toms Brook, Virginia (Fisher History)

Randy Hevener (Haeffner, Havenor, Hevener History)

Doug Kearns, Raleigh, North Carolina (Kearns History)

Ellen Ritchie Garber (great-granddaughter of Mary Frances Miller Nash)

Ron Eckard (descendant of Philip Eckard, Sr.), Fuquay-Varina, NC

Mark Arslan (Michael & Mary Kiser descendant; Kiser History), Cary, NC

Charles H. Boggs, Jr. -- Son of Beulah Mae Eckard Boggs (sister to Hazel Eckard Fisher)

Theresa Finisdore -- Waggy/Wagy Family History

Beth Johnson (great-granddaughter of Norman and Julia Johnson; Johnson/Bisher), High Point, NC

Linda Custer (Descendant of Johann Caspar Eckhardt; Eckard history)

Gordon Seyffert - Waggy Genealogy, Kansas City, MO

Clyde Ratcliffe, professional genealogist - Nash, Harwood - White Stone, VA

FARMER Yesterday and Today -- researched and compiled by Leah Hammond and Charles Lester Cranford. Edited by Zeb R. Denny. Published by Wooten Printing Co., Inc. Welcome, NC.(c) 1981 (Johnson and Kearns History)

The History of Pendleton County -- Morton (c) 1910 (Eckard, Waggy, Smith, Propst, Kiser, Simmons History).

Buddy Sexton -- articles about Mack Cranford and John Lomax in The Denton Orator.

Kevin T. Smith -- great-great-great grandson of William L. Smith (Smith History)

Charley Kearns -- Kearns history

St. Michael's Lutheran-Reformed Church, Pendleton County, West Virginia, Church register/baptismal book.

Arthur Eckard Family Bible.

A Handbook of Highland County.

The Parish Register, St. Michael's (Wildfang's Church, Pendleton County, West Virginia, Volume I, 1807-1881, Translated and Transcribed, 1966, by George M. Smith.

Secondary Sources

Milton Waggy

Delana Smith Blake, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~delana/index.htm

David M. Bruty, Sr. -- Huffman ancestry

Elizabeth Knell (sister Liz, her descendants)

Clarence Mulkin (Waggy and Kiser History)

Lewis E. Morris, Earlliam, Iowa (Morris History)

Ms. D.M. Sexton (Aunt Nannie, late sister of Gertrude Leona Hill Johnson)

Jeff Carr (descendant of Philip Eckard, Sr.)

VA. Historic Marriage Register, Shenandoah Co.

From the Rhine to the Shenandoah - Daniel Bly

Will of Emanuel Pitman, Woodstock, Virginia

The Religious Telescope, publication of UB Denomination 21 Dec. 1853

Diaries of Levi Pitman, Alderman Library, University of Virginia

Information from Mrs. James Baylor, Richmond, Virginia

History of Shenandoah Co., VA -- John Wayland

Schnepp-Snapp Family -- Walter Courtney Burgner, Jr.; Linda Shumaker http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~shardon/snapp/D1.htm

Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia by Cecil O'Dell.

Smith Collection -- Handley Library, Winchester, Virginia

Tombstone Inscriptions, Shenandoah & Page Counties, Virginia -- Borden

N.C. Troops 1861-1865, A Roster, Vol. IV. Infantry
(48th Regiment NC Troops - Titus Winbourne Johnson details)

Thirty Thousand Names of Immigrants in Pennsylvania -- Rupp

The Heritage of Davidson County

The Civil War Roster of Davidson County, NC

Randolph County, NC Geological Society: Concord Township Cemeteries

Paul Snyder, Washington, D.C., Noah W. Eckard Genealogy

http://www.gooddogproductions.com/family/pafg43.htm#1195 (Simmons/Schmidt/Smith)

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~keffer/donna/d43.htm#P434 (Simmons/Schmidt/Smith)

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/j/e/n/Robert-Jenkins/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0344.html (Smith)

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~fisherpages/d0010/g0000047.html#I03128 (Fisher Ancestry)

And some of the links listed above.

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Last Names in this Genealogy:

(Question mark denotes that the surname is unverified)

NOTE: These are only of direct ancestors of James Arthur Johnson.

Links shown with the surnames direct the user to pages where the most recent occurrence of the surname(s) appears in this genealogy. Simply click on the ancestor's name to find additional persons with that surname where applicable. More than one link may appear if there is more than one recent occurrence of the surname(s).

Banckard ?jk.htm
Bar ?jlab.htm
Bescher (Bischer, Bisher, Bischere, Besherer, Bischerer, Bishear, Beshiar, Beschever, Bescheer, Beescher, Beashear)whj.htm
Bittmann (Pitman)cff.htm
Campbellwhj.htm
Coffmanmepf.htm
Copenhavercff.htm
Crabillcff.htm
Cranfordwhj.htm
Crummett* (Grommet, Grummet, Cromet, Crummit, Crommet, Krommet)wls.htm
DeFrain, DeFroehn, DeFrehn, du Frene, Frain, Froehn, Frene, Frehnawsk.htm
Duttps.htm
Eckard* (Also seen as Eckhart, Eckhardt, Egard, Acord, Escart, Eckart, Eckert, Ecort, Ecker, Eckord, Ederd, changed from Egger in 1842)cjfj.htm, hjef.htm, ae.htm
Eppert (Erbart, Eperd, Ebert) ?jk.htm
Eye* (Also seen as Au, Aue, Auge, and possibly Auer, changed from Au in 1845)ap.htm
Fend (Faint)ae.htm
Fenner ?jlab.htm
Fisher (Fischer)cjfj.htm
Funkhousercff.htm, mepf.htm
Gilbertowf.htm
Gotteskindap.htm
Gotz ?jk.htm
Grogg* (Gragg)esjl.htm, wls.htm
Grommett* (Crummett, Grummet, Cromet, Crummit, Crommet, Krommet)wls.htm
Haberps.htm
Hansps.htm
Harwoodowf.htm
Heinzinger ?jk.htm
Herbertjn.htm
Herkelae.htm
Herterawsk.htm
Hevener* (Hoffner, Haeffner, Havenor)mar.htm
Hickswhj.htm
Hillwhj.htm
Hopkins ?bm.htm
Hoover* (Hoovert, Huber, Hover, changed from Huver in 1830)wls.htm
Huffman* (Also seen as Hoffman)mar.htm, ap.htm
Ivy (Ivey)ebkj.htm
Jaeger ?jlab.htm
Johnsonroot.htm
Junges.htm
Kearns (Keerans, and likely Kerns, Carns, Currins, Currans)whj.htm, wehmac.htm
Keplermar.htm
Kiesling (Kissling)awsk.htm
King ?ebkj.htm
Kiser* (Keiser, Kayser, Kizer)hjef.htm
Lamb* (Also Lam/Lamm, changed from Lamm in 1832)hjef.htm
Lassiterwehmac.htm
Laughlin (Loflin, Loftin)whj.htm
Lautenschlagerjbr.htm
Layman (Lehmann)cff.htm
Lingel (Lingle)jk?, and awsk.htm
Lutherwehmac.htm
Mallow (Mallo)mar.htm
Mauser*ps.htm
Mayeres.htm
McMullenowf.htm
Millerowf.htm, mar.htm
Morriswhj.htm
Nashowf.htm, jn.htm
Newbybm.htm
Page ?bm.htm
Penceap.htm
Pieterinawsk.htm
Piferowf.htm
Pitman (Bittmann)cff.htm
Pritchardbm.htm
Propst* (Brobst, Probst, Props, Propts, Kropst)hjef.htm, awsk.htm, mar.htm, ap.htm, ae.htm
Rexrode* (Rixrer, Rixroth, Rixrod, Rexrod, Rexroad, Rexrodt, Recksrodt)hjef.htm, ap.htm
Rileywehmac.htm
Ruhlman* (Rollman, Roleman, Ruhlmann, Rolman, Ruhleman, Rubman)ae.htm
Samplewls.htm
Schnepp/Schneppff (Snapp)cff.htm
Schwormjpbp.htm
Seibert* (Seybert)mar.htm
Shattuck/Shatluck ?bm.htm
Simmons* (Sieman, Siemon, Simon, changed from Simmon in 1836)hjef.htm, wls.htm, esjl.htm
Skeenahj.htm
Smith* (changed from Schmidt in 1831)hjef.htm, ap.htm, wls.htm, esjl.htm
Snapp (Schnepp/Schnepff)cff.htm
Sommerland ?jk.htm
Spengleres.htm
Stephensps.htm
Stricklermepf.htm
Supingermepf.htm
Surratt (Suratt, Surratee)wehmac.htm
Symonsbm.htm
Voegelmar.htm
Waggy*, Wege, Wagey, Wagy, Waga, Wage (changed from Wage in 1839)hjef.htm, ap.htm
Weiss (Wise, Weisz, Weese, Wease, Weaze, Wies, Wees)awsk.htm
Wimeresjl.htm
Zornap.htm

* Surname found in St. Michael's Lutheran-Reformed Church, Pendleton County, West Virginia,
Church register/baptismal book.


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Research last updated August 23, 2009.


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