Isaac was born in Bridgewater, Plymouth county, Province of Massachusetts Bay.
Isaac filed his intention to marry Mary Willis on 21 June 1744 in Bridgewater, Plymouth county, Province of Massachusetts Bay. The had children:
Huldah - 23 March 1746
Thomas - 1747
Elizabeth - 1749
Mary - 1751
Isaac - 1754
Robert - 1756
Rebecca - 26 December 1758
Isaac was a Revolutionary War Veteran. Isaac Johnson was commissioned as First Major in the 3rd Plymouth County Regiment of Massachusetts Militia on 7 February 1776, serving in Colonel Jeremiah Hart's Regiment (Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, 17 Volumes, Boston, 1901, Vol. VIII, p. 832.)
Isaac's burial location is not known. He might be with his parents, wife, and children in the Old Graveyard of West Bridgewater, but he does not have a stone here. Research continues.
Isaac filed his intention to marry Mary Willis on 21 June 1744 in Bridgewater, Plymouth county, Province of Massachusetts Bay. The had children:
Huldah - 23 March 1746
Thomas - 1747
Elizabeth - 1749
Mary - 1751
Isaac - 1754
Robert - 1756
Rebecca - 26 December 1758
Isaac was a Revolutionary War Veteran. Isaac Johnson was commissioned as First Major in the 3rd Plymouth County Regiment of Massachusetts Militia on 7 February 1776, serving in Colonel Jeremiah Hart's Regiment (Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, 17 Volumes, Boston, 1901, Vol. VIII, p. 832.)
Isaac's burial location is not known. He might be with his parents, wife, and children in the Old Graveyard of West Bridgewater, but he does not have a stone here. Research continues.
Isaac was born in Bridgewater, Plymouth county, Province of Massachusetts Bay.
Isaac filed his intention to marry Mary Willis on 21 June 1744 in Bridgewater, Plymouth county, Province of Massachusetts Bay. The had children:
Huldah - 23 March 1746
Thomas - 1747
Elizabeth - 1749
Mary - 1751
Isaac - 1754
Robert - 1756
Rebecca - 26 December 1758
Isaac was a Revolutionary War Veteran. Isaac Johnson was commissioned as First Major in the 3rd Plymouth County Regiment of Massachusetts Militia on 7 February 1776, serving in Colonel Jeremiah Hart's Regiment (Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, 17 Volumes, Boston, 1901, Vol. VIII, p. 832.)
Isaac's burial location is not known. He might be with his parents, wife, and children in the Old Graveyard of West Bridgewater, but he does not have a stone here. Research continues.
Isaac filed his intention to marry Mary Willis on 21 June 1744 in Bridgewater, Plymouth county, Province of Massachusetts Bay. The had children:
Huldah - 23 March 1746
Thomas - 1747
Elizabeth - 1749
Mary - 1751
Isaac - 1754
Robert - 1756
Rebecca - 26 December 1758
Isaac was a Revolutionary War Veteran. Isaac Johnson was commissioned as First Major in the 3rd Plymouth County Regiment of Massachusetts Militia on 7 February 1776, serving in Colonel Jeremiah Hart's Regiment (Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, 17 Volumes, Boston, 1901, Vol. VIII, p. 832.)
Isaac's burial location is not known. He might be with his parents, wife, and children in the Old Graveyard of West Bridgewater, but he does not have a stone here. Research continues.
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