She found out that Mary Amond who married John Johnson was the daughter of Edmond Amond her ancestor and it seems she kept the Amond name thus began the Amond Johnson line.
Looking again for more information .i found this in The Victoria and Albert museum.
Physical description
Mug of soft-paste porcelain, painted in underglaze blue. Bell-shaped with loop handle. Painted on the front with a sun-face in a panel with the inscription below: 'Ed d Amond Wymondham'; on either side, a spray of flowers; inside and at top a narrow scrolled border. Dated under the base '1768'.
Place of Origin
Lowestoft, United Kingdom (made)
Date
1768 (dated)
Artist/maker
Allen, Robert, born 1744 - died 1835 (probably, painter)
Lowestoft porcelain factory (manufacturer)
Materials and Techniques
Soft-paste porcelain, painted in underglaze blue
Marks and inscriptions
'Ed d Amond Wymondham'
'1768'
Dimensions
Height: 11.7 cm, Diameter: 8.9 cm
Object history note
London, Christies, 13/12/1921. From the Sir John Smiley Collection.
Made for Edward Amond of the Sun Inn, Wynmondham.
Descriptive line
Mug, soft-paste porcelain, painted in underglaze blue, probably painted by R. Allen, Lowestoft porcelain factory, Lowestoft, dated 1768
Materials
Soft-paste porcelain; Cobalt oxide
Techniques
Painted; Underglazed
Categories
Ceramics; Porcelain
Collection code
CER
and also
To the Memory of • EDWARD AMOND • Late of Wymondhan in this County • who departed this life • Aug. 14TH 1801 • Aged 70 Years
In Memory of • ELIZABETH the Wife of • EDWARD AMOND of Wymondham • and Daughter of • ROBT. & MARY BROWN • of this Parish who died • July 7TH 1777 Aged 36 Years Also of DOROTHY & {...] • their infant children
Read more: http://www.tharston-history-society.com/first-jottings/inhabitants/memorials/memorials-a/
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