DescriptionJames was an artist and brother of William, who was the father of F. W. Johnson, who would start his coach business in Ipswich in 1884. His sons, William and E. B. Johnson, took over the firm in 1920 and the firm began dealing in motor cars. William was a violin maker in Melbourne and lived at Cremona at 83 Chermside Road, Ipswich, and before that at Belmont on Woodend Road.
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