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In 1782, he succeeded William Hillyer as Surveyor to the County City Of Leicester Essex, a position that he held for thirty years, retiring at the age of 80. In 1785, he became a partner with Sir Herbert Mackworth and others in Dorsett and Co., a bank in Bond Street, but Mackworth left before 1792, the bank failed in 1797 and was wound up in 1803. After this, John Johnson son moved from Berners Street to Camden Town, and on his retirement in 1812 he went back to Leicester, where he died. There, in St Martin's Church (now Leicester Cathedral) where he was buried, he is commemorated on the base of a monument by John Bacon which was originally erected in 1786 as a memorial to his parents.
 place of death: John Johnson, City Of Leicester
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 Entity Pairs:  John Johnson, City Of Leicester 
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 place of death: John Johnson, City Of Leicester