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Joseph Forsyth Johnson

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researching his great-grandfather Joseph, in particular any information relating to his American family. Despite the question of bigamy arising in this documentary, there is no record for Johnson's marriage to Frances Clarke, although she is shown to have been recorded as both Frances Clarke Johnson
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as superintendent of horticulture. The park was overgrown and he planned to create several vistas so the entirety of the large park would be visible. This would have necessitated the removal of a large number of trees, which proved unacceptable to the community. As a result, Johnson was terminated
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Johnson's American family was informed that he had died while traveling to Great Britain and had been buried at sea. In fact, he had abandoned his American family just as he had previously abandoned his English wife and children. In reality, he returned to England to visit his family there, later
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After relocating to the United States in 1885, Johnson eventually established a practice in New York City from which he oversaw numerous East Coast projects, from Maine to Florida. He was a fellow of the Royal Horticultural Society.
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He was a horticultural judge for the Amsterdam International Exhibition in 1877, the Paris Exhibition in 1879, and the Brussels Exhibition in 1880. In 1882, he arranged the Lord Mayor's Rose Show at Mansion House.
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as a flower arranger in 1867. He had a successful career designing the grounds for several large houses in England, Ireland, and Russia. In 1868, he became the curator of the
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He moved to America in 1885 with Frances Clarke, a 26-year-old linen draper's assistant who was included on the ship's passenger list as his wife. They had three children.
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in Brooklyn with Masonic honors. He died with only $ 389 to his name after living for several years in a hotel, leaving no last will or testament.
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Johnson was English, and was possibly born near Liverpool. His Scottish maternal grandfather John Forsyth was a florist. His great-grandfather was
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in June 1906, Johnson was hired by the Real Estate and Securities Co. to design a building park in
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The natural principles of landscape gardening: or, The adornment of land for perpetual beauty.
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Johnson married Elizabeth Trowsdale (born 1832) on 12 January 1861. She was a housekeeper at
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The Natural Principle of Landscape Gardening: Or the Adornment of Land for Perpetual Beauty.
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in London around 1883. He advertised "competent gardeners and workmen sent to all parts."
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Residential Sites and Environments, Their Conveniences, Gardens, Parks and Planting
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residential sites and environments: their conveniences, gardens, parks, planting
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going between England and the United States several times over the next years.
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Johnson's great-grandson by his first marriage was the British entertainer
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Belfast: Printed for the author, by Archer and sons. via Hathi Trust.
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He went to the United States in 1885 where he was employed by
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After visiting his great-grandfather's unmarked grave at
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He subsequently set up a landscape gardening shop at 90
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In the late 1870s and early 1880s, he worked for the
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Index


Brooklyn
New York
Latta Park
Cloverdale
Inman Park
Piedmont Park
landscape architect
John Ruskin
William Forsyth
Royal Horticultural Society
Manchester Botanical Garden
Royal Botanic Gardens in Belfast
Alexandra Palace
London
Bond Street


Prospect Park (Brooklyn)
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
New York
Inman Park
Peter Henderson
Joel Hurt
Atlanta
streetcar suburb
Inman Park
Piedmont Park
Piedmont Park

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