Claes Johanson Janssen

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/150001118/claes-johnson

Claes Johnson was the son of Johan Claesson and Karin (surname unknown). He married Walborg Bengtsson (aka Bancson) about 1682. They had three boys namely John, Lawrence, Richard Johnson and three girls namely Gerretje aka Gertraud, Barbary aka Barbara, and Elizabeth Johnson. The boys inherited 700 acres of land at Neshaminy, Bucks, Pennsylvania. Formerly called the "Johnson-Williamson Cemetery" Claes Johanson donated this land (out of 700 acres much patented by William Penn) for a local cemetery. The *Johnson's* married into a vast majority, if not all, family members found here. In the late 17th and early 18th century grave markers generally consisted of "foot stones" with initials carved in.
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Born on xx, Died on
Aged 65 years, xx months, xx days.

Claes Johanson died December, 1723, above 60, probably 65 years old.

~ Early Swedish Records--Extracts from Parish Records of Gloria Dei Church, Philadelphia--Paper in the handwriting of the Rev. Nicholas Collin, D.D., Page 15 in Pennsylvania Vital Records, Vol I, by the Genealogical Publishing Company, Incorporated in 1983.

Note that the Johnson surname appears on the Thomas Holme Map Digital Id
http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.gmd/g3820.ct001815 at Marcus Hook. The connection is uncertain...