Cultural Figures
- Ed Johnson (broadcaster) (G. Edwin Johnson, died 2001), farm broadcaster from Delaware, Ohio, founder of Agri Broadcasting Network
- Edward Johnson (writer), 17th century
- Edward Johnson (tenor) (1878–1959), Canadian tenor and manager of the Metropolitan Opera
- Edward Johnson (composer) (1572–1601), English composer
- See Pearl Carr & Teddy Johnson for Teddy Johnson (born 1923), English entertainer
- Eddie Johnson (musician) (1920–2010), American jazz musician
- Edward Johnson (actor), British actor
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