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About Barbara Piasecka Johnson

Barbara Piasecka Johnson (born as Barbara Piasecka on February 25, 1937 in Poland) is a humanitarian, philanthropist, art connoisseur and collector and widow of J. Seward Johnson, Sr.. She was born in Poland and started as a cook and chambermaid to J. Seward Johnson, Sr., of the Johnson Johnson fortune. She has a Magister degree from Wroclaw University. She became Seward Johnson\s mistress, and then his third wife in 1971, inheriting the bulk of the Johnson Johnson fortune upon her husband\s death in 1983. The children contested the will, even though they already were given substantial money in trusts. The legal battle ended with Barbara getting half a billion dollars in assets, and each of the Johnson children getting an additional $US 30 million. [1] [2] She is on the Forbes 400 World\s Richest People list with an estimated wealth of $2.6 billion, making her the 74th richest person

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