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Richard Johnson may refer to:
- Richard Johnson (cricketer), the Somerset County Cricket Club and English cricketer
- Richard Mentor Johnson, the 19th century United States politician and vice-president
- Richard Johnson (16th century), the 16th century romance writer
- Richard Johnson (actor), the English actor
- Richard Johnson (chaplain), chaplain to first settlement in New South Wales
- Richard Johnson (physician) (1830-1903), Canadian physician in Prince Edward Island
- Richard Johnson (footballer), the Australian footballer
- Richard "Butch" Johnson, American Olympic medallist in archery.
- Richard Johnson (publisher) (d. 2006), Publisher of the Houston Chronicle
- Richard W. Johnson (1827-1897), Civil War brigadier general
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Richard Mentor Johnson became famous hero in the 1830s b/c he alledgedly killed Tecumseh. #fsba09
becomingamerica (Becoming America) Thu, 22 Oct 2009 21:29:10 -0000
Richard Mentor Johnson became famous hero in the 1830s b/c he alledgedly killed Tecumseh. #fsba09
10/17 Richard Mentor Johnson born, 1780, 9th V.P. of U.S.
shinitama (Shinitama) Sun, 18 Oct 2009 03:31:31 -0000
10/17 Richard Mentor Johnson born, 1780, 9th V.P. of U.S.
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Richard Mentor Johnson became famous hero in the 1830s b/c he alledgedly killed Tecumseh. #fsba09
becomingamerica (Becoming America) Thu, 22 Oct 2009 21:29:10 -0000
Richard Mentor Johnson became famous hero in the 1830s b/c he alledgedly killed Tecumseh. #fsba09
10/17 Richard Mentor Johnson born, 1780, 9th V.P. of U.S.
shinitama (Shinitama) Sun, 18 Oct 2009 03:31:31 -0000
10/17 Richard Mentor Johnson born, 1780, 9th V.P. of U.S.
Richard M. Johnson - Encyclopedia Americana - Johnson won the vice-presidential nomination on the Democratic ticket with Martin Van Buren in 1836. Van Buren won a majority in the electoral college, but Johnson did not, and for the only time the choice of a vice president went to the U.S. Senate, which elected Johnson.
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