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Sometime in 1849 or 1850, he married Miss Alice Dulen, a highly respectable and pious young lady from Loudoun 'County. Initially, their union appeared happy and the couple had several children.
With Alice’s money— probably S2.000 or more— Johnson purchased his family’s farm following the death of his father in a bizaare hunting accident.
‘‘He stocked the farm, rcommenced business, and for some years bore the reputation of an industrious, thrifty man. But habits of profligacy latterly overtook him, and at the time of his arrest, he was found deeply involved in debt,” the unidentified bar member related.
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