EAP971/5/2/12

Includes (1) "Appointment by the Duke and Duchess of Somerset of New Trustees under their Grace's Marriage Settlement" [unopened very fragile document]; (2) document relating a court case between members of the Johnston famly in 1892; (3) "Johnston vs. Campbell Johnston", copy of defendants affidavit of documents [unopened very fragile document]; (4) typed copy of a letter from James T. Rutnam to Miss Sylvia Trollope, whose nephew was one of the only remaining descendants of Sir Alexander Johnston; (5) letter from a representative of the Court of Directors of the East India Company informing Sir Alexander Johnston that he could not claim the Tunkum house in Madura; (6) two handwritten letters to Sir Alexander Johnston describing an investigation into the deed for the Tunkum house in Madura and interviews with a Dr. Watson; (7) mss notes; (8) mss copy of a 1817 letter written by Sir Alexandar Johnston, asking for a portion of his salary to be used for "the relief of the country"; (9) 1795 mss letter to Samuel Johnston; (10) 1825 mss letter to Peter Johnston; (11) A.R. Campbell-Johnston Deed Poll., 1876; (12) Commission of Lieutenant General Thomas Henry Johnston to Colonel of the 66th Regiment of Foot; (13) mss letter to Samuel Johnston [date indecipherable]; (14) 1894 mss letter from Peter Johnston to his brother regarding the property of Dornell; (15) 1894 mss letter from Thomas Gordon to Samuel Johnston; (16) List of Plate given by Lady Johnston to Dunbar Butler; (17) 1894 mss letter from Thomas Gordon to Samuel Johnston; (18) 1894 letter from Peter Johnston to his brother regarding the property of Dornell; (19).