Trappers of New York, or, a Biography of Nicholas Stoner & Nathaniel Foster; Together with Anecdotes of Other Celebrated Hunters, and Some Account of Sir William Johnson, and His Style of LivingJeptha R[oot] 1807-1883 [Fro Simms · First published 2018 · Latest edition 2023NonfictionOpen the Tome
William H. Johnson: A journey between two worldsWilliam H Johnson · First published 2001Open the Tome
A documentary history of Bishop Alfred William Johnson, SrJohn T. Lee · First published 1992Open the Tome
Laboratory primate handbook [by] Robert A. Whitney, Jr., Donald J. Johnson [and] William C. ColeRobert Arthur Whitney · First published 1973Open the Tome
A genealogy of the descendants of William Johnson of Charlestown, MassachusettsEleanor Johnson Baker · First published 1969Open the Tome
A genealogy of the descendants of William Johnson of Charlestown, Massachusetts, immigrant about 1630; fairly complete through the first six generations, and a few lines carried through the seventh to the tenthEleanor Johnson Baker · First published 1969Open the Tome
William Samuel Johnson; a maker of the ConstitutionGeorge Cuthbert Groce · First published 1937Open the Tome
Selections from the "Historia rerum anglicarum" of William of Newburgh, by Charles Johnson, M. AWilliam of Newburgh · First published 1920Open the Tome
Select sermons of the late Rev. N.P. Knapp rector of Christ Church, Mobile, Ala. / edited by William Johnson ; with a brief sketch of the life of the Rev. Mr. Knapp during his connexion with the Diocess of Alabama ; by the editorNathaniel P. Knapp · First published 1855Open the Tome
[Observations on a pamphlet entitled, "Opinion of William Johnson, delivered 7th Aug. 1823, in the case of the arrest of a British seaman <Henry Elkison, a mulatto> under the Act for the better regulation of free negroes, etc."Caroliniensis pseud, Philo-Caroliniensis pseud · First published 1823Open the Tome
A sermon preach'd at the ordination of the Reverend Mr. William JohnsonJohn Guyse · First published 1736Open the Tome
The Confession And Execution Of the Seven Prisoners that suffered at Tyburn On Wednesday the 6th of March 1677-8. At which time were Executed William Johnson, Francis Rashfield Another, Hugh Mills,} {A Boy, Blanch Oakley, and Joan Griffin. With An Account of their Behaviour in Prison after Condemnation, and their Discourses to some Friends and Ministers that Visited them. The Wages of Sin is Death. This may be Printed. Ro. L'EstrangeJohnson, William burglar, executed at Tyburn · First published 1678Open the Tome
The Confession And Execution Of the Five Prisoners suffering at Tyburn On Fryday the 16th of March, 1676-7. Viz. Thomas Sadler and William Johnson} For a Burglary in the house of the Right Honourable the Lord High Chancellor of England, and stealing the Mace and two Purses. And Francis Webb} For a Burglary, and stealing of Clothes to a great value. Matthew Gammond and Anthony Richoake} For a Burglary in Clarkenwel. Together with their penitent Behaviour in Newgate, since their Condemnation, and last Speeches at the place of Execution. With AllowanceJohnson, William burglar, executed at Tyburn · First published 1677Open the Tome
Novelty Represt, In a Reply to Mr. Baxter's Answer to William Johnson. Wherein The oecumenical Power of the four first General Councils is Vindicated, the Authority of Bishops asserted, the compleat Hier- archy of Church Government established, his novel succession evacuated, and professed Hereticks de- monstrated to be no true parts of the visible Church of ChristJohnson, William priest, benedictine, O.S.B. · First published 1664Open the Tome
Novelty represt, in a reply to Mr. Baxter's answer to William JohnsonWilliam Johnson · First published 1661Open the Tome
