Five signs related to the Reverend James Johnson, Easton CT. He was the first Reverend of the Congregational Church Of Easton. All the signs are likely historical wooden markers from this church, in 1968. The largest, a shield shaped sign marked "The Congregational Church Of Easton - Office" and measures 24" x 23" - the other 4 marked "Rev. James Johnson 1760". "Easton Congregational Church 1836", and "Capt. James Johnson 1800" and "Old Academy Nursery School" - these measures 17"L x 7 1/4"H to 24" x 7 1/8". All the signs with black lettering on white ground and all with some paint flaking. Descended from the Reverend James Johnson family, Easton CT (Reverend Johnson, 1734-1810, graduate of Yale University). The Reverend Johnson homestead was constructed in 1760 and has been in the same family for over 7 generations. He was the first minister of the Congregational Church of Easton a position which he held for 40 years. The item(s) identified here, were once owned by the Reverend or a descendant.