Letter from Dr. William Johnston
To D.S. Johnston dated 3/15/1849
Contributed by Janet J. Johnston
University of North Carolina Archives
Note: The letter was mistakenly transcribed to "D. P. Johnston," but should be "D. S. Johnston,"
who is the grandson of William's brother, John. You can see his information here:
David Saunders Johnston
University of North Carolina Archives
1590 Map showing the Johnston castle on the Milk River called Turnersgarthe, also known as Tundergarth
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TUNDERGARTH, a parish in the district of Annandale, county Dumfries, Scotland. The village of Tundergarth is about 3 miles E. of Lockerbie.
It is situated on Milk Water, near the Roman way to Brunswark Hill. Here was formerly an old castle of the Johnstones. This parish is in the
presbytery of Lochmaben and synod of Dumfries.
Source: The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland (1868)
Passport Application for Dr. William Johnston
dated 5/10/1839
Contributed by Thomas Means Robertson III
Transcribed by Janet J. Johnston
