Other People Named Edward Johnson
- Edward Johnson (general) (1816–1873), American Civil War
- Edward Hibberd Johnson (1846–1917), inventor and business associate of American inventor Thomas Edison
- Edward Mead Johnson (1852–1934), co-founder of Johnson and Johnson and Mead Johnson
- Edward Earl Johnson (1961–1987), American murderer
- Edward Daniel Johnson (1816–1889), London watch and chronometer maker
- E. A. Johnson, Canadian plant ecologist
- American lynch-mob victim (1882–1906), ; see Lynching of Ed Johnson
- Coffin Ed Johnson, a protagonist in Chester Himes' Harlem Detective novels
- Edward Johnson, III (born 1930), American investor and businessman
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