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Dr.
Hardwick Smith Johnson, Jr.
Dr. Hardwick Smith Johnson, Jr., the son of Hardwick
Smith Johnson, Sr. and Louise Johnson, was born in
Millen,
Georgia. Dr. Johnson received his B.A. from
Atlanta Christian College,
and completed his M.Ed. at
Georgia Southern University.
He then received his Ed.S. from
Georgia State University
and his Ed.D. from
Nova Southeastern University.
Society Memberships
* General Society of Colonial Wars
* National Gavel Society
* National Society Americans of Royal Descent (President
General;
member
of the Most Venerable Order of Saint Louis)
*
One Hundred Living Descendants of Blood Royal
* Hereditary Order of Descendants of Colonial
Governors (Honorary
Governor General)
* Order of the Crown of Charlemagne in the United
States of America
(Honorary President General)
* Order of the Merovingian Dynasty (President General; Founding Member)
* National Society Sons and Daughters of the
Pilgrims (Honorary Governor
General)
* National Society Sons of the American Colonists
(Honorary Governor
General)
* Order of the Crown in America (Councilor for
Georgia)
* Hereditary Order of the Descendants of the Loyalists
and Patriots of the
American Revolution (Honorary Governor General)
* Colonial Order of the Acorn
* Order of Colonial Lords of Manors in America
*
Descendants of the Illegitimate Sons and Daughters of
the Kings of Britain
* Order of Three Crusades 1096-1192 (former Council Member)
* Order of Scions of Colonial Cavaliers (First Vice
President General)
* Continental Society Sons of Indian Wars (Honorary
Governor General)
* Order of Indian Wars of the United States (Honorary
Commander)
* First Families of Georgia 1733-1797 (Honorary
Governor General)
* National Society Sons of the American Revolution
(former Vice President
General-South Atlantic District; former National Trustee-Georgia;
former
President of the Georgia Society; Recipient of the Minute Man Award)
* General Society of the War of 1812 (former
Vice-President General for
Georgia; former President of the Georgia Society)
* Aztec Club of 1847 (former Vice President)
* Order of Americans of Armorial Ancestry (former
Secretary General;
former Council Member)
* Jamestowne Society (Honorary Governor of the First
Georgia Company)
* National Society Sons and Daughters of
Antebellum Planters 1607-1865
(former Genealogist General)
* General Society Sons of the Revolution
* National Huguenot Society
* Baronial Order of Magna Charta
(Justiciar)
* Military Order of the Crusades
* Colonial Society of Pennsylvania
* Royal Society of Saint George
Authorships
A History of the Johnson Family and the Johnson Church,
Printed
Privately, 1974
Some Descendants of James and Rachel Oglesby,
Printed Privately,
1991
Improving Middle School Students' Participation and
Academic
Achievement in a Gifted Education Program,
Proquest, 2002
Chivalric Orders
* The Most Venerable Order of the
Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem
(Commander, bestowed by warrant of its Sovereign Head Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth II)
Listed In
Marquis
Who's Who in America
Other Notes
Dr.
Johnson is active in multiple fraternal, civic,
historical and cultural organizations including Phi
Delta Kappa, Atlanta Peachtree Lodge # 59 Free and
Accepted Masons, The Pilgrims of the United States,
and the Beresford Family Society. He has been
named a Kentucky Colonel, an Honorary Citizen of the
City of Los Angeles, an Honorary Admiral of the Texas
Navy, and an Honorary Member of the Coweta Tribal Town
of the Creek Indian Nation. Dr. Johnson is
a recipient of the Medal of Honor from the National
Society Daughters of the American Revolution, the
Honor Medal of the National Society Daughters of
American Colonists and the Outstanding Young Men of
America Award.
Dr.
Johnson’s interests include medieval history and
genealogy, heraldry, international travel, Theatre
Pipe Organ Music, and collecting antique Southern Folk
Pottery (jugs, churns, jars, crocks). |
