Johnson, Edward

(1598–1672) historian; probably born in Canterbury, England. He was trained as a joiner, then emigrated to Boston (1630). He traded with the Indians and settled in Charlestown, Mass. (1636). A founder of Woburn, Mass. (1640), he worked at a variety of civic positions. He is best known for his work extolling the attractions of the colonies in America, The Wonder-Working Providence of Sion's Savior in New England (1653), published in England in 1654 as A History of New England.

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Johnson, Edward Crosley, III

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Hills Renaut Homen & Hughes, AC, Kathryn Johnson, Edward Jordan, Andrew Mintzer, Elizabeth Osborne, Pfahnl & Hunt Accty Corp, Mike Ray, Greg Regan, Laura Ross, Johanna Salt, Scott Seamands, Lewis Sharpstone, Shinault Baker & Company, Richard Simitian, Annette Stalker, Dalton Sweaney, Michael Ueltzen, Clifford Vanderbeek, Jennifer Ziegler.

thank you: CalCPA Salutes Those Who Keep CPA-PAC Strong Providing a Voice

Bronze winners: Joseph Botham, Zoe Bromage, Bethany Dean, Matthew Garbett, Louise Hanson, Joshua Johnson, Edward Kimberley, Stuart Missen, Paul Nutting, Kimberley Parker, Sameer Shaikh, David Sharpe, Drew Smillie-Blake, Ryan Suart, Adam Taylorson, Jamie Urquhart, Emily Vine, David Vorajee, Michael Wellington and Harry Williams.

Wide range of skills rewarded by Duke of Edinburgh scheme; YOUR celebrations

Hard-working James Banks earned grafter award and Jack Johnson, Edward Kaye and William Clough made good metres, while Seb Hanson, Ryan Hellawell and Shane Boltwood made crucial tackles.

Panthers off the mark

At a Westminster press conference, Mr Price said that so far just three Tory MPs -- Boris Johnson, Edward Garnier and Nigel Evans -- had said they would back the move along with the nine Scottish and Welsh nationalists.

Nationalist MPs launch move to force Premier out of office

Hutchings, Dorothy Jackson, Wim & Marijke Jalink, Doris Johnston, Wes & Sheila Johnson, Edward Kissinger, W.

Year 2003 Legacy Campaign

As the second half started there were good ball handling skills from Shane Boltwood, Jack Johnson, Edward Kaye and notably James Banks (Man of the Match) and William Clough (Grafter) who both worked solidly for the full 40 minutes.

Rugby League: Panthers are tamed