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FRANCIS JOHNSTON'S DESCENDANTS 305
William Cates, and has three sons ; 6, Augusta Jane ; 7, Matilda Lucy, married
to Marshall Christie, and has three sons and three daughters ;
married to Rayner Alexander, and has issue.
8, Louisa Amitie,
(6) Bempde, born 1794, R.N. ; killed at the siege of New Orleans,
1815, s.p.
(7) James.
(8) James Pulteney, died young, 1799.
(9) Charlotte, married, 1800, Admiral Sir Charles Knowles, Bart., G.C.B.,
and has descendants; died 1867. Her sons, Francis (Sir) and Henry, died
young, were twins.
(10) Maria Henrietta, married, 1803, the Rev. Denham Cookes, Rector of
Astley, Co. Worcester, and had issue. She died 1873.
(11) Catherine, married, 1809, Captain Baugh, R.N., and had issue.
(12) Louisa, married, 1813, Colonel Sir William Parke of Dunally, Ireland,
and had issue.
(13) Jane, married, 1815, the Rev. Philip Jennings, D.D., Archdeacon of
Norfolk, and had issue. (These two sisters each lived to be ninety-two.)
(14) Laura Sarah, died unmarried.
Francis Johnstoun, the merchant in Clydesdale outlawed for taking part
with Richard Cameron in the Sanquhar Declaration in 1680, is conjectured to
have been probably the same as Francis, brother to James Johnstoun of Westerhall
(died 1699), and the father of Francis (born 1669, died before 1712) who
married Agnes Brown, and was father to James, whose second son, Francis,
settled in London and died there in 1828, having married Elizabeth Ellis.
This Francis and Elizabeth had seven children— 1, Thomas Francis and
2, Francis William, died young ; 3, James, barrister-at-law, died s.p. ; 4, Edward,
born 1804, married Harriet, daughter of Charles Alexander Moke, M.D. (of the
family of Moke of Thourout, in Flanders), and his wife, Martha Masterson ;
5, Henry, an artist ; 6, Thomas, died s.p. ; 7, Elizabeth, married, first, Captain
E. Blackwell, second, Rev. A. Maister.
Of the above sons, Edward Johnston and his wife, Harriet, left a large family
— I, Charles Edward (1829- 1908), married Mathilde, daughter of Judge Eustis of
New Orleans, and left children ; 2, Francis John (seg.) ; 3, Horace James,
second Secretary H.M. Diplomatic Service, died s.p. 1866; 4, Hamilton,
Lieutenant 9th Lancers, died s.p. 1873 ; 5, Reginald Eden, Deputy-Governor
of the Bank of England, married Alice, daughter of the Rev. C. Eyres, and
has issue ; 6, Cyril Earle ; 7, Harriet, married, first, Hardman Earle, second,
Major James Lyle Thursby ; 8, Eliza Fanny, married Admiral Sir E. Inglefield
; 9, Eweretta, married Colonel Charles A. B. Gordon ; 10, Edith, married
the Rev. W. St. Aubyn ; H, Constance, married John Archibald Shaw-
Stewart.
Francis John, born 1831, married Caroline, daughter of Sir Hardman
Earle, first Baronet. Their children— 1, Bertram Masterson, died s.p. 1890;
2, Francis Alexander, born 1864, married Audrey, daughter of Ernest Alers-
Hankey ; 3, Horace James Johnston, Colonel, D.S.O., married Florence Hope,