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The Johnsons of St. George, Georgia
John Johnson (b. 1732) Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, married Jean Bell (b. 1734) 1752. They had 11 children. John and Jean owned a large farm in Little Britain Township where they raised their children.
The Georgie Papers
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Georgia, Supreme Court, Atlanta
Mary A Wiggins, as executrix of William W Wiggins, commenced an action of trespass to recover the value of a slave, Dinah, belonging to the estate whom she alleged had been beaten and injured by Lovett and her value impaired. Pending the action Mary Wiggins married and her position as executrix abated, and Thomas Johnson took over the suit as William Wiggins's administrator. It was in evidence that Lovett had started whipping Dinah with a cowhide in the streets of Griffin and had carried on doing so in his kitchen, where he was aided by two other slaves. Dinah had been seriously injured and confined to bed for two weeks, but subsequently recovered and seemed as sprightly and as well as befor...
George Johnson
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Mr. Douglas and the Doctrine of Coercion
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