Andrew Johnson
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Andrew Johnson 
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| Name | Andrew Johnson |
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| Full name | Andrew Terry Baker Johnson |
| Gender |  Male
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| Born | 1844,  San Francisco
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| Died | 1902,  on sea
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| Home |  Noble City
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| Function(s) | Founding Father Journalist Discoverer Writer |
| Language(s) | English |
| Religion | Protestant (Methodist) |
Andew T.B. Johnson (San Francisco, 1844 - Noble City, 1902) was an American born Founding Father of Lovia. He came to the Lovia Archipelago on the schooner Francis II, led by future monarch Arthur Noble. He was a journalist in San Francisco before the great crossing and worked for the same newspaper as Arthur Noble. In Lovia, he became a leading discoverer of the outer islands of the archipelago. Andrew Johnson remained a journalist once in Noble City and even started writing shortly after. His best known books are his autobiographical adventure stories and his famous Judy series.
He died rather early in 1902, while sailing towards the Asian Island all alone. His body was never recovered.
Andrew Johnson is not related to Abigail Johnson, the Founding Mother nicknamed the Lovely.
[edit] Bibliography
- 1874 - Memoires (Andrew Johnson) (autobiographical)
- 1877 - Trip to the Asian Islands (autobiographical)
- 1878 - Conquering the Blue Sea (autobiographical)
- 1882 - The Blue Murder (adventure novel)
- 1884 - Judy, a floating life (novel)
- 1884 - Judy II (novel)
- 1885 - The Blue Murder: Revision (non-fiction)
- 1886 - Judy III (novel)
- 1887 - Judy IV (novel)
- 1889 - Judy V (novel)
- 1891 - Andreas, another Discoverer (novel)
- 1895 - A lifetime (autobiographical)
