Catching up
I presume Joseph Johnson was Priscilla's brother in law not brother
Unless she married a Johnson.
Your earlier question about when Ghanaians arrived in the Bahamas: probably before the slave trade was abolished, unless they were brought there illegally. I can't picture a lot of free movement between black Africans and the Bahamas until very recently. Of course British officials and citizens may have travelled back and forth.
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On that 15 Jan 1915 arrival of Estelle Davis, Priscilla Johnson, and William Johnson - Priscilla's brother Joseph Johnson, her contact person, was in Nichols Town, Bahamas. The location might come in handy later.
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here is Lula (Bethel) Johnson's first trip to the US. But before they asked for contacts in the previous country:
Arrived 17 July 1907 at Miami, from Nassau 16 July 1907, schooner Hattie Darling
Lula Johnson, 23, married, cook, last residence: Hatchet Bay, destination: husband Thomas L Johnson, born: Hatchet Bay
Jane Bethel, 33, married, wash woman, last res: Cove, Gregory Town, destination: husband James I Bethel, born: Cove, Gregory Town
neither had been in the US before
I don't my link to ancestry will work. I couldn't convert Bbart's to my format. But the record was easy enough to find.
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Edit: this might not be him.
Likewise, Thomas' arrival, if correct, was before they asked for contacts in the Bahamas. This might be him:
Arrived Miami 23 November 1906, from Nassau 21 November 1906
Thomas Johnson, 29, last res: Cove, Gregory Town, destination: brother Joseph Johnson. born Cove, Gregory Town
may be travelling with
George Johnson, 26, of and born in Cove, Gregory Town, destination: cousin Joseph Johnson
however on the same page is
London Johnson, 23, of and born in Hatchet Bay, destination: brother Thomas L Johnson.
so take your choice.
And it must have been a tougher sail in November than in April.
