Hi Emma,
If descendants of Isaac Johnson wish to add the sticker to their ancestor's profiles, that is fine with me. When Isaac's book, Slavery Days in Old Kentucky, was reprinted in 1994, local historians contacted some of Isaac's grandchildren or great grandchildren, and the historians were asked not to divulge their identities. I will honor that request as well.
There was a woman from a prominent family who grew up in Ogdensburg that was in the same age group as Isaac Johnson & Theadocia Allen. I don't know if she ever met the couple. This woman married and moved away, was widowed at a young age and inherited a huge fortune. Acting as a wonderful philanthropist, she donated the major funding to establish the Eugenics Records Office at Cold Spring Harbor on Long Island.
According to Wikipedia, the mission of the Eugenics Records Office "was to collect substantial information on the ancestry of the American population, to produce propaganda that was made to fuel the eugenics movement, and to promote the idea of race-betterment."
For myself, I truly believe in the words of Han Suyin: "There is only one race - the human race." Therefore, I stand firm on my objection to applying these labels.
Bill