| "Matthew de Johnstone, the second son of Sir John above-mentioned, was designed Johnstone de Westerhall, or Westraw, by charter from the crown, and to him succeeded John, his son, in 1491, who was father of Herbert, who was succeeded by James, his grandson, in 1555: to him succeeded James, his son, in 1580, the father of another James, who became his in 1633, and was succeeded by his son, James, in 1648, whose son, John, was created a Baronet, April 25, 1670; and dying without issue, in 1711, was succeeded by his brother, Sir William, who died in 1727, leaving two sons, Sir James, his successor, and John, a Lieutenant Colonel, who died at Jamaica in 1740, leaving issue by Charlotte, widow of William, Marquis of Annandale, two sons, Richard, a Colonel in the Guards, and Charles, a merchant at Hamburgh, and a daughter, Charlotte, unmarried." [1534] |