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HISTORY OF THE JOHNSTONES II9I-I909 WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF BORDER LIFE C. L JOHNSTONE AUTHOR OF "HISTORICAL FAMILIES OF DUM FR I ESSH I R E «g£iy§g§ W. & A. K. J H N S T ON LIMI T E D EDINA WORKS, AND 2 SAINT ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH 6 PATERNOSTER BUILDINGS, LONDON, E.G.
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Page 3: 'lease check charts (8) in ocket af
Page 8: NOTE. 1 60 copies of this Work have
Page 14 and 15: vi PREFACE thirteen different ways,
Page 16 and 17: viii LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS Christophe
Page 19 and 20: CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. The Earliest J
Page 21 and 22: CONTENTS CHAPTER XIII. JOHNSTOUN OF
Page 23 and 24: CONTENTS CHAPTER XXIV. Dr Carmichae
Page 25: Plate No. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. Fr
Page 29 and 30: SO CHAPTER I. The Earliest Johnesto
Page 31 and 32: THE EARLIEST JOHNESTOUNS 3 The Scot
Page 33: Lochwood Tower, Dumfr Pi mi I
Page 36 and 37: 6 THE EARLIEST JOHNESTOUNS their na
Page 38 and 39: 8 THE JOHNESTOUNS' SERVICES TO THE
Page 41 and 42: THE JOHNESTOUNS' SERVICES TO THE CR
Page 43 and 44: THE JOHNESTOUNS' SERVICES TO THE CR
Page 45 and 46: THE JOHNSTOUNS OF ELPHINSTONE 13 Th
Page 47: SjAPLETON Tower, Dumfri ElPHINSTONI
Page 50 and 51: 16 THE JOHNSTOUNS OF ELPHINSTONE th
Page 52 and 53: CHAPTER IV. The Johnstouns of Westr
Page 54 and 55: 2o THE JOHNSTOUNS OF WESTRAW Matthe
Page 56 and 57: 22 THE JOHNSTOUNS OF WESTRAW His si
Page 58 and 59: 24 THE JOHNSTOUNS OF HALLEATHS take
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26 THE JOHNSTONS OF CLAUCHRIE decea
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THE JOHNSTOUNS OF DUCHRAE 27 to Gal
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CHAPTER V. Johnstouns of Elsieshiel
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THE JOHNSTOUNS OK ELSIESHIELDS 31 C
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THE JOHNSTOUNS OF KIRK 33 leaving b
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THE JOHNSTOUNS OF AUCHINSKKOi II on
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THE JOHNSTOUNS OF BEIRHOLME 37 Will
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CHAPTER VI. JOHNSTOUNS OK POLDEAN
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THE JOHNSTOUNS OF CRAIGABURN 11 mot
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THE JOHNSTOUNS OF BRUMEHILL, ETC. 4
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CHAPTER VII. Various Johnstouns in
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THE JOHNSTOUNS OF THE FIFTEENTH CEN
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EARLY MARRIAGES 49 brother who came
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JOHNSTOUN IS PLEDGE FOR LAIRD OF (1
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WAR WITH ENGLAND S3 messenger who c
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WAR WITH ENGLAND 55 in his official
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THE BATTLE OF SOLWAY MOSS 57 Englis
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CONQUEST OF DUMFRIESSHIRE S9 land ;
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CONQUEST OF DUMFRIESSHIRE 61 The En
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VI i *
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64 THE INFANT QUEEN Saulside ; and
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CHAPTER IX. William, Laird of Grait
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68 MARGARET CRICHTON The sasine feu
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70 WAMFRAY did not care to remain i
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72 JOHNSTOUN with other influential
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74 THE QUEEN Regent that Corrie mig
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76 JOHNSTOUN WILLS it had been the
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78 FEUD BETWEEN MAXWELLS AND JOHNST
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80 FEUD BETWEEN MAXWELLS AND JOHNST
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82 UNREST ON THE SCOTTISH BORDERS f
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84 THIRD BARON OF NEWBIE was assass
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THE KING VISITS NEWBIE 8 S In Monyp
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THE KING AND JOHNSTOUN 87 allowed h
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THE KING MEETS JOHNSTOUN 89 Yet onl
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CLAN SYSTEM REPRESSED 91 of moss-tr
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CHAPTER X. Younger Sons of Johnstou
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CORRIE 95 only respited in 1599 " f
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THE JOHNSTOUNS OF WAMFRAY 97 moned
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THE JOHNSTOUNS IN EDINBURGH 99 brot
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THE JOHNSTOUNS IN EDINBURGH 101 con
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THE ESTATE PASSES TO THE LAIRD OF J
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ROBERT OF RAECLEUCH 105 but had onl
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BARBARA JOHNSTOUN TRIED FOR PAPISTR
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THE EARL OF WIGTON 109 insist on th
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EDWARD JOHNSTOUN OF RYEHILL tn fami
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MARRIAGE OF CASTLEMILK'S WIDOW 113
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EXECUTION OF MAXWELL 115 elsewhere
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GRAITNEY OBTAINS A CHARTER 117 to M
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GRAITNEY AND MURRAY'S DESCENDANTS 1
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LOCHINVAR'S LETTER 121 hackbuts and
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HIS DESCENDANTS 123 title to the £
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RYEHILL'S DEATH 125 In 1632 Edward
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IN CHAPTER XII. JOHNSTOUNS OF KlRKT
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THE JOHNSTOUNS OF KIRKTON AND WARRI
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THE JOHNSTONS OF CASTLEMILK 131 Moi
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Plate VII. - H o o
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i 3 4 ACTIONS AGAINST GALABANK 1624
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1 36 THE GRAHAMS Drumlanrig, David
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138 THE LAIRD OF JOHNSTOUN Sir Rich
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JOHNSTOUN OF WARRIESTON 139 tenants
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THE CIVIL WAR 141 The last Charter
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THE YOUNG EARL OF ANNANDALE 143 War
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CHAPTER XIV. JOHNSTOUN OF GALABANK
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ELSIESHIELDS 147 fries, at the expe
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EDWARD JOHNSTOUN'S MARRIAGE 149 her
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EDWARD JOHNSTOUN'S DEATH 151 Johnst
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WESTRAW 153 Annandale's letters to
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THE CARLILES 155 held in Edinburgh
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LAWSUITS 157 two of the tenants on
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JAMES JOHNSTONE DIES IN LONDON 159
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SECRETARY JOHNSTON 161 service. In
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THE FIRST MARQUIS OF ANNANDALE 163
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JOHNSTONE OF WESTERHALL 165 packet.
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CHAPTER XVI. Young Galabank—The C
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CARLILE OF ANTIGUA 169 Sabbath Day,
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THE RISING IN 1745 171 preferred it
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DUMFRIESSHIRE MEN WHO ASSISTED PRIN
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CHAPTER XVII. " Within the bounds o
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SIR WILLIAM PULTENEY 177 and wounde
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Pl.ATK X.
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180 JOHNSTONE OF ALVA him by Govern
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182 GIDEON JOHNSTONE AND MRS JORDAN
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LADY OGILVIE 183 her laundress's cl
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YOUNG GALABANK VISITS FRANCE 185 th
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YOUNG GALABANK SETTLES IN WORCESTER
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GALABANK'S WRITINGS 189 the English
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HIS CORRESPONDENCE WITH HIS FAMILY
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Plate XII.
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i 9 4 GALABANK'S CORRESPONDENCE WIT
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200 LETTERS TO AND FROM THE WESTERH
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202 THE MINISTER OF MOFFAT Letters
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2o 4 LORD JOHN JOHNSTONE Mrs Johnst
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206 GALABANK'S FAMILY alluding to h
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2o8 GALABANK'S FAMILY him ? They we
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2io GALABANK'S FAMILY be desired to
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212 GALABANK'S FAMILY never find me
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2i 4 YOUNG JAMES IN SCOTLAND He lef
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2i6 YOUNG JAMES'S LETTERS London ve
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2i8 YOUNG JAMES'S LETTERS other exp
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220 YOUNG JAMES'S LETTERS behaviour
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222 DEATH OF LORD LYTTELTON Johnsto
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224 JAMES SETTLES IN WORCESTERSHIRE
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226 FUNERAL EXPENSES life the usual
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228 LETTERS FROM DRS CULLEN AND GRE
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2 3 o VISIT TO THE LOCKHARTS at Dr
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232 JOHNSTONE REMOVES TO WORCESTER
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CHAPTER XXI. Visit of George III. t
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236 DEATH OF THE SECOND LORD LYTTEL
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238 GOVERNOR JOHNSTONE The polling
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24° GOVERNOR JOHNSTONE'S ILLNESS t
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242 GOVERNOR JOHNSTONE'S DEATH as i
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244 DR PARR restricted suffrage and
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CHAPTER XXII. Birmingham—The Riot
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248 THE RIOTS house he first met Dr
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250 LETTERS FROM DR PARR A collecti
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252 MRS WEBSTER OF PENNS sentiments
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2 5 4 EDWARD'S MARRIAGE of gentleme
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256 LOCKHART livings. This was the
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258 DEATH OF MRS E. JOHNSTONE stone
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2 6o THE LOCKHART TRAGEDY minster a
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262 YOUNG JAMES the lungs. By this,
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264 DEATH OF DR AND MRS JOHNSTONE t
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CHAPTER XXIV. Dr Carmichael Smyth,
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268 JOHN'S SECOND PAMPHLET Sir John
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2 7 o THE PEARSONS years after a vi
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A VISIT TO PORTUGAL 271 with valetu
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JOHNSTONES OF WESTERHALL 273 was th
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EDGBASTON HALL 275 the vendor might
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VISITORS 277 outside world, as they
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THE RENT DINNER 279 destined to pla
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COLONEL HENRY JOHNSTONE 281 medical
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PEACE OF 1814 283 Abbey, and took a
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A NEW MEDICAL COLLEGE 285 hospital.
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DEATH OF DR EDWARD JOHNSTONE 287 pa
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MRS BUCKLEY (WESTERHALL) 289 and A
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GENERAL SIR JAMES JOHNSTONE 291 neg
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GENERAL SIR JAMES JOHNSTONE 293 cri
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GENERAL JOHNSTONE'S HEIRS AND RELAT
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Wes'ierhall, Dumfrie: Alva House, C
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298 JOHNSTONES OF ALVA House of Lor
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JOHNSTONES OF ALVA 299 Charles Some
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Plate XVI.
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302 JOHNSTONES OF DERWENT Robert Wa
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3 Charles Octavius, a merchant at M
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306 FRANCIS JOHNSTON'S DESCENDANTS
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3 o8 YOUNGER SONS OF ELPHINSTONE Dr
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3 io YOUNGER SONS OF ELPHINSTONE Ho
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3 i2 JOHNSTONS OF NEWTON Helen, Gil
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3 i4 JOHNSTONS IN EDINBURGH was twi
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3 i6 JOHNSTONS OF ECCLES Monkstown,
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CHAPTER XXVIII. Johnstons of Carnsa
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32° JOHNSTONS OF CARNSALLOCH to Eu
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322 JOHNSTONS OF ROUNDSTONEFUTE sto
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324 JOHNSTONS IN FIFE in Maxvvellto
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326 JOHNSTONS IN AYR David Johnston
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328 JOHNSTONS IN IRELAND a M'Dowall
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33° JOHNSTONS IN IRELAND 1841. (2)
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332 JOHNSTONS IN IRELAND The Johnst
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334 JOHNSTONS IN IRELAND The Rev. W
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336 JOHNSTONS IN IRELAND was a part
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338 JOHNSTONS IN AMERICA William. J
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34 o JOHNSTONS IN AMERICA more were
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342 JOHNSTONS IN ORKNEY Bart., of H
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344 JOHNSTONS OF CASKIEBEN Arthur,
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346 JOHNSTONS IN CORSTORPHINE had b
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TYPICAL JOHNSTOUN ARMS. The lower p
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cushions. HERALDRY OF THE JOHNSTONE
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HERALDRY OF THE JOHNSTONES 353 ENGL
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Abel, Elizabeth, 304 „ James, 304
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Beddoe, Mary, 303 Bedford, W., 253
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Carruthers, Marion, 76, 77 „ Miss
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Crossling, Emily, 301 R. W., 301 Cr
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Elsieshields, Johnstouns of, 29, 33
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Graves, John Samuel, 331 „ Mary C
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Hope, Margaret, 26 Hopetoun, Earl o
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Johnston, Johnstone, Johnstoun, etc
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Johnstone Lands, etc.— Closehead,
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Johnstone Lands, etc. Persbie, 23 P
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Levinge, Archbishop, 254 „ Robert
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Maxwell of Cuil, 328 „ of Dalswin
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Ormsby, J. M., 330 Orr, Mrs, 157 Or
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Sandilands, Jean, 344 Sandys, Lord,
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Tissot, Dr, 221 Tobin, Francis Jame
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THE JOHNSTONS OF KILMORK. Blohardss
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7 THE JOHNSTONES OF NHWBH; GRETNA.
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I lb d. c. igssTjc . I Sir John Jan
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THE JOHNSTONS Herbert - Elopal of 1
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ANNAN DAI (N( )RTH)
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