- The Johnstone,
later Pulteney,
later Johnstone Baronetcy, of
Westerhall in the
County of Dumfries, is a
title in the
Baronetage of Nova Scotia. It was...
-
second son of Sir
William Johnstone, 2nd Baronet, of
Westerhall (see
Johnstone baronets of
Westerhall). His
mother was Charlotte,
daughter of John van den...
- main town (largest village) is St. David's,
located between La
Tante and
Westerhall.
Because St David's is so small, the
parish is
sometimes referred to as...
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Brugal Matusalem Candela Mamajuana Siboney Oliver Macorix Clark's
Court Westerhall Rivers Rum
Bielle Damoiseau Montebello Père
Labat Séverin
Longueteau Reimonenq...
- of
Jerviswood Lanarkshire Squadrone Volante Yes Sir John
Johnstoun of
Westerhall Dumfriesshire Court Party Yes
William Dowgl**** of
Dornock Dumfriesshire...
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Souci Telescope Tivoli Union Union Village Upper Capitol Upper Conference Upper La
Tante Upper La
Taste Upper Pearls Victoria Waltham Westerhall Willis...
- 1700 269
Elliot of
Minto 19
April 1700 Earl of
Minto 270
Johnstone of
Westerhall 25
April 1700 271
Elphinstone of
Logie 2
December 1701 272 Cunynghame...
- Sir
William Johnstone, 2nd
Baronet of
Sciennes and
Westerhall was a
Scottish landowner and
politician who sat in the
Parliament of
Scotland from 1698 to...
- (1970). R.
Sedgwick (ed.). "JOHNSTONE, Sir James, 3rd Bt. (1697-1772), of
Westerhall, Dumfries". The
History of Parliament: the
House of
Commons 1715-1754...
- The
Derby – St.
Blaise in 1883 and
Common in 1891.
Owned a
property at
Westerhall, near
Langholm in
Dumfriesshire and it is
possible that his ownership...
