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Elizabeth "Betsy" Johnson

Female 1772 - Aft 1846  (74 years)


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  1. 1.  Elizabeth "Betsy" Johnson was born on 10 Apr 1772 (daughter of Robert Johnson and Jemima Suggett); died after Jul 1846.

    Notes:

    In the book THE PAYNES OF VIRGINIA, there is an interesting account on pages 240 through 242 about the siege of Bryan's Station, Kentucky. It is an abstraction of a letter written by Betsy in 1846, detailing her memories of her family being attacked by Indians.

    Kentucky Historical Society, "Genealogies of Kentucky Families: Vol. O-Y" (Baltimore Gen. Publ.-1981) notes she is the sister of Col. Richard M. Johnson of Georgetown, Kentucky. Betsy and John had fifteen children, four of them surviving: Asa Payne of Payne's Depot, Scott County, Kentucky; 2. John of Jack Payne, Warsaw, Ky.; 3. Jeff Payne, Howard Co, Missouri; and 4. A daughter, Mrs. Offut.

    Elizabeth married John Payne on 28 Jun 1787 in Georgetown, Scott County, Kentucky. John (son of William Payne and Anne Jennings) was born on 8 Apr 1764 in Fairfax County, Virginia; died on 9 Sep 1837. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Children:
    1. Col. Asa Payne was born on 19 Mar 1788 in Scott County, Kentucky; and died.
    2. Robert Payne was born on 20 Dec 1789 in Scott County, Kentucky; died on 28 Aug 1827 in Fayette County, Missouri.
    3. Nancy Payne was born on 16 Oct 1791 in Scott County, Kentucky; and died.
    4. Sally Payne was born on 16 Nov 1793 in Scott County, Kentucky; and died.
    5. John Payne was born on 15 Nov 1795 in Scott County, Kentucky; died in 1887 in Warsaw, Gallatin County, Kentucky.
    6. Elizabeth Payne was born on 22 Jan 1798 in Scott County, Kentucky; and died.
    7. Newton Payne was born on 4 Jan 1800 in Georgetown, Scott County, Kentucky; died on 16 Mar 1850.
    8. William Johnson Payne was born on 26 Jan 1802 in Scott County, Kentucky; died on 30 Jan 1813.
    9. Thomas Jefferson Payne was born on 3 Feb 1804 in Scott County, Kentucky; died about 1880 in Howard County, Missouri.
    10. Franklin Payne was born on 16 Mar 1806 in Scott County, Kentucky; died about 1874 in Scott County, Kentucky.
    11. Richard Johnson Payne was born on 26 Feb 1808 in Scott County, Kentucky; died on 27 May 1823.
    12. Emeline Payne was born on 13 Mar 1810 in Scott County, Kentucky; died about 1851 in Grand Lake, Chicot County, Arkansas.
    13. Cyrus Payne was born on 10 Nov 1812 in Scott County, Kentucky; died between 1846 and 1848.

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Robert Johnson was born about 1745; died about 1815.

    Notes:

    Colonel Robert Johnson was a Captain in the Revolution under George Rogers Clark, also Representative and State Senator in Kentucky, and member of the Constitutional Convention at Danville, Kentucky.

    Robert married Jemima Suggett. Jemima was born about 1753; died about 1814. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Jemima Suggett was born about 1753; died about 1814.
    Children:
    1. 1. Elizabeth "Betsy" Johnson was born on 10 Apr 1772; died after Jul 1846.
    2. James Johnson was born about 1774; died about 1826.
    3. William Johnson was born on 7 Dec 1775; died on 25 Apr 1814.
    4. Sallie Johnson was born about 1778; and died.
    5. Richard Mentor Johnson was born about 1780; died about 1850.
    6. Benjamin Johnson was born about 1784; died about 1849.
    7. Robert Johnson was born about 1786; died about 1812.
    8. John Telemachus Johnson was born about 1788; died about 1856.
    9. Joel Johnson was born about 1790; died about 1846.
    10. George W. Johnson was born about 1792; died about 1810.
    11. Henry Johnson was born about 1794; died about 1862.


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