Johnson, Mrs. William (pseud: Amateur) cc1810-f1863 Ireland, ?Dublin - ?, ?
she only used her pseudonym in the early years of her marriage, 20.jul.1834 she was thrown with violence from a pony chaise returning from Leachurch accompanied by her sister and daughter and was severely injured in the head and ankle, 1836 residing at 45 Harcourt Street in Dublin, 1844-1847 residing at 6 Merrion Square in Dublin, 8.apr.1844 tenor Herr Koenig sang a new Solo by Mrs. William Johnson at his benefit concert at Rotundo Roundroom in Dublin ; c1830 she married barrister William Johnson ; daughter-in-law of the Hon. Judge William Johnson

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[] The stranger knight. Song written, composed and arranged by an Amateur pub R. Cocks & Co., London c1835
[] I never cast a flower away. Song composed and arranged by an amateur pub R. Cocks & Co., London c1835
[] I'm saddest when you sing. Song written, composed and arranged by an amateur pub R. Cocks & Co., London c1835
[] The Spanish serenade. Song composed and arranged by an amateur pub M'Cullagh & M'Cullagh, Dublin c1835
[] Away my love with me. Moonlight serenade. Duettino for two voices by Mrs. William Johnson pub Printed for the Authoress by R. Cocks & Co., London c1840
[] 'Tis sweet to dream. Ballad by Mrs. William Johnson pub R. Cocks & Co., London c1840
[] Mary O'Shane. Song words by the Spirit in #Sights and Sounds, etc. by Mrs. William Johnson pub London ?1855
[] The Nereid's song. Duet by Mme. William Johnson pub G. Flaxland, Paris 1857
[] The pirate to his bride. Duet by Mme. William Johnson pub G. Flaxland, Paris 1857
[] Reve de bonheur, pour le piano by Mrs. William Johnson pub G. Flaxland, Paris 1857
[] Give me that faded flower. Ballad words and music by Mrs. William Johnson pub Addison & Hollier, London 1860
[] The broken heart. Song written and composed by Mrs. William Johnson pub C. J. Bocking, Torquay ?1871

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