Wittmeyer Family
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  • WITTMEYER
    • William Olin WITTMEYER (1922)
    • James Henry WITTMEYER (1890) >
      • Mary Elizabeth WITTMEYER (1926)
    • Harry Wesley WITTMEYER (1865)
    • George Henry WITTMEYER (1838) >
      • Elmer E. WITTMEYER (1862) >
        • Jesse W. WITTMEYER (1890)
    • Jean Chretien WITTMEYER (1803) >
      • Andre Cretien WITTMEYER (1830) >
        • Alexander Otto WITTMEYER (1860)
        • Oscar Henry WITTMEYER (1864) >
          • Oscar Henry WITTMEYER (1892)
    • Jean Chretien WITTMEYER (1771)
    • Andreas WIDMAYER (1715)
    • Johannes WIDMAYER (1652)
    • Johannes WIDMAYER (1625)
    • Johann Georg WIDMAYER (1579)
    • Georg WIDMAYER (1553)
  • YULE
    • Paul Watson YULE (1898) >
      • Robert Edward YULE Sr. (1933) >
        • Susan Janice YULE (1953)
        • Robert Edward YULE Jr. (1957)
        • Karen Ann YULE (1967)
    • Edward Gordon YULE (1855)
    • Alexander YULE (1795)
    • William YULE (1763)
    • George YULE (1713)
    • William YULE (1670)
  • SPENCER
    • Olin Frank SPENCER (1859)
    • Thomas II SPENCER (1816)
    • Thomas SPENCER (1795)
    • Benjamin SPENCER (1754)
    • Thomas SPENCER (1732)
    • Benjamin SPENCER (1682)
    • Thomas SPENCER (1636)
    • Abraham SPENCER (1602)
    • Thomas SPENCER (1571)
    • Michael SPENCER (1530)
    • John SPENCER (1505)
    • John DE SPENCER (1477)
    • Robert le DE SPENCER (1460)
    • John le DE SPENCER (1434)
    • Sir Robert le DE SPENCER (1406)
    • Sir Thomas le DE SPENCER (1378)
    • Sir Henry le DE SPENCER (1365)
    • Baron Thomas le DE SPENCER (1335)
    • Nicholas Le De SPENCER (1315)
    • John Le De SPENCER (1300)
    • Sir William le DE SPENCER (1263)
    • Sir John le DE SPENCER (1235)
    • Galfridus Geoffrey DESPENCER (1190)
    • Galfidus DESPENCER (1155)
    • Thurston le DESPENCER (1122)
    • William III Ponthieu deMontgomerie Talvas DESPENCER (1100)
    • Robert III deBelleme 3rd Earl of SHREWSBRUY (1054)
    • Roger the Great deMontogomerie 1st Earl of Shewsbury (1022)
  • ANDERSON
    • Robert Jacques ANDERSON (1856)
    • William ANDERSON (1836)
    • William ANDERSON (1792)
  • WOOD
    • James Washington WOOD (1850)
    • Fountain Pleasant WOOD (1827)
    • George W. WOOD (1797)
  • JOHNSON
    • Abijah JOHNSON (1837)
    • Charles Eugene JOHNSON (1797)
    • James JOHNSON (1753)
    • Charles JOHNSON (1714)
    • John JOHNSON (1675)
    • James JOHNSON (1656)
    • Thomas Craig JOHNSTON (1598)
    • John JOHNSTON (1565)
    • George JOHNSTON (1544)
    • William JOHNSTON (1520)
    • James JOHNSTON (1481)
    • Sir William JOHNSTON (1460)
    • Alexander De JOHNSTON (1434)
    • Gilbert JOHNSTON
    • John JOHNSTON
    • Stiven "The Clerk" JOHNSTON
  • ELDRIDGE
    • Samuel Sylvester ELDRIDGE (1824)
    • Gardner ELDRIDGE (1794) >
      • Freeman E. ELDRIDGE (1826)
    • Gardner ELDRIDGE (1750)
    • Capt. John ELDRIDGE (1712)
    • Capt. John ELDRED (1670)
    • Thomas ELDRED (1648)
    • Samuel ELDRED (1620)
    • Capt. Thomas ELDRED (1595)
    • William ELDRED of Bury (1574)
    • Thomas ELDRED of Bury (1535)
    • Nicholas ELDRED (1496)
    • Thomas ELDRED (1460)
    • Reginald ELDRED (1439)
    • John ELDRED (1419)
  • IRISH
    • Manley Edgar IRISH (1848)
    • Leman IRISH (1822)
    • Joab IRISH (1792)
    • Benjamin IRISH (1750)
    • Joseph IRISH (1724)
    • Jedediah IRISH (1688)
    • John IRISH (1641)
    • John IRISH (1600)
    • Jonathan IRISH (1564)
    • Charles IRISHE (1525)
    • John IRISHE (1500)
    • William II IRISHE (1480)
    • William I IRISHE (1450)
    • John IRISHE (1420)
    • Nathaniel IRISHE (1390)
    • Christopher IRISHE (1360)
    • Richard IRISHE (1330)
    • Adam IRISHE (1300)
    • Roger IRISHE (1270)
    • William IRYSHE (1240)
    • Roger IRYSHE (1210)
    • Stephen D'IRYSHE (1180)
    • Edmund D'IRYSHE (1150)
    • Hugh D'IRYSHE (1115)
    • Adam DE IREYS (1070)
  • MORTON
    • Joshua Roberts MORTON (1810)
    • Benjamin MORTON (1783)
    • Restore MORTON (1754)
  • GREENLEE
    • William GREENLEE (1819)
    • Samuel GREENLEE (1791)
    • Edward GREENLEE (1761)
  • USHER
    • Hiram Henry USHER (1823)
    • Joseph USHER (1778)
    • John Joseph USHER (1736) >
      • Joseph USHER (1778) >
        • Joseph Aaron USHER (1820) >
          • William Henry USHER (1861) >
            • Clinton Linn USHER (1900)
    • Hezekiah USHER (1695)
    • Robert USHER (1662)
    • Robert USHER (1615)
    • Samuel USHER (1591)
    • Robert USHER (1569)
    • Matthew USHER (1540)
    • Robert USHER (1515)
    • Robert USHER (1460)
    • Joannes John USHER (1403)
    • Jacobus USHER (1377)
    • Guildhall J USHER (1330)
    • John of SNARFORD DEVILLE (1257)
    • Walter LE USSHER NEVILLE (1230)
    • Jollan DENEVILLE (1187)
    • Jollan NEVILLE (1140)
    • Jollan NEVILLE (1100)
    • Gilbert NEVILLE (1035)
    • Richard DE NOVAVILLA (1000)
    • Baldricus T. D'COURCY (969)
  • BEESON
    • Amaziah BEESON (1766)
    • William BEESON (1733)
    • William BEESON Sir (1720)
    • Richard BEESON (1684)
  • MIDDLETON
    • William MIDDLETON (1478)
    • Peter MIDDLETON (1426)
    • John MIDDLETON (1410)
    • William MIDDLETON (1380)
  • MECHAM
    • Joshua MEACHAM (1773)
    • Samuel MEACHAM (1739)
    • Samuel MEACHAM (1712)
    • Jeremiah MEACHAM (1644)
    • Jeremiah MEACHAM (1614)
  • ALESHIRE
    • Jacob ALESHIRE (1797)
    • Benedict C. ALESHIRE (1752)
    • Johann Conrad ELSCHEIT (1708)
    • Jeremias ELSCHEIDT (1693)
    • Wilhemlm ELSCHEIDT (1650)

JOHNSON Line

The "Johnson" name is English and Scottish: patronymic from the personal name John. As an American family name, Johnson has absorbed patronymics and many other derivatives of this name in continental European languages. 


Descendant from the Scottish Clan Johnston/e 


Interesting fact: 
The original war cry or slogan of Clan Johnstone was "Light Thieves All," which was a demand to the enemy to dismount and surrender. This slogan was also used as the first motto in the Chief's arms in the early seventeenth century. Later, the Chief adopted the current motto, Nunquam Non Paratus, which means "Never Unprepared." Sometimes the Chief's present motto is translated as "Ready, Aye Ready" or simply "Aye Ready," which is also used as a slogan. (Johnstons.org)
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