Popular tradition holds as follows:
"Elizabeth Durham was first married to George Johnson. After George died in the Revolutionary War, Elizabeth married his brother Edmund Johnson."
PLEASE NOTE: I have researched this line for years and to date I have found NO PROOF that Elizabeth Durham ever married George Johnson OR that George and Edmund were brothers.
If anyone can provide documentation verifying these assertions, please contact me [email protected]. Thanks.
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This cemetery is located in Stockton Valley just East of Loudon at the Johnson log cabin between State #72 and the Tennessee River in Loudon County, but at one time a part of Roane County.
There is a chain link fence and bronze maker reading "This cemetery was restored Sept. 1, 1986 by Walter Johnson Jr."
"Elizabeth Durham was first married to George Johnson. After George died in the Revolutionary War, Elizabeth married his brother Edmund Johnson."
PLEASE NOTE: I have researched this line for years and to date I have found NO PROOF that Elizabeth Durham ever married George Johnson OR that George and Edmund were brothers.
If anyone can provide documentation verifying these assertions, please contact me [email protected]. Thanks.
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This cemetery is located in Stockton Valley just East of Loudon at the Johnson log cabin between State #72 and the Tennessee River in Loudon County, but at one time a part of Roane County.
There is a chain link fence and bronze maker reading "This cemetery was restored Sept. 1, 1986 by Walter Johnson Jr."
Popular tradition holds as follows:
"Elizabeth Durham was first married to George Johnson. After George died in the Revolutionary War, Elizabeth married his brother Edmund Johnson."
PLEASE NOTE: I have researched this line for years and to date I have found NO PROOF that Elizabeth Durham ever married George Johnson OR that George and Edmund were brothers.
If anyone can provide documentation verifying these assertions, please contact me [email protected]. Thanks.
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This cemetery is located in Stockton Valley just East of Loudon at the Johnson log cabin between State #72 and the Tennessee River in Loudon County, but at one time a part of Roane County.
There is a chain link fence and bronze maker reading "This cemetery was restored Sept. 1, 1986 by Walter Johnson Jr."
"Elizabeth Durham was first married to George Johnson. After George died in the Revolutionary War, Elizabeth married his brother Edmund Johnson."
PLEASE NOTE: I have researched this line for years and to date I have found NO PROOF that Elizabeth Durham ever married George Johnson OR that George and Edmund were brothers.
If anyone can provide documentation verifying these assertions, please contact me [email protected]. Thanks.
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This cemetery is located in Stockton Valley just East of Loudon at the Johnson log cabin between State #72 and the Tennessee River in Loudon County, but at one time a part of Roane County.
There is a chain link fence and bronze maker reading "This cemetery was restored Sept. 1, 1986 by Walter Johnson Jr."
Gravesite Details
Unmarked grave by Edmund
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