Laird of Craig
Thomas 
JOHNSTON

B: 1598 - Craig, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
M1: About 1622 - STRACHAN, Elspet
M2: 16 Jun 1646 Midlothia, Scotland - IRVINE, Mary
D: 25 Aug 1656 - Dyce, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
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Elspet
STRACHAN

B: 1594 Scotland  
M: About 1622 - JOHNSTON, Thomas Craig
D: 1641 Scotland  

Mary
IRVINE

B: 1626- Craig, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
M: 16 Jun 1646 Midlothia, Scotland - JOHNSTON, Thomas Craig
D: Sep 1659 - Dyce, Aberdeenshire, Scotland

Children:

Thomas JOHNSTON

B: 1641 Craig, Aberdeenshire, Scotland  
D: Jan 1686 St. Nicholas, Aberdeenshire, Scotland  

William JOHNSTON

He would succeed his brother Thomas after his death - He was an Officer in the Army, and would die without heirs. 
B:1641 Scotland  
M: Holland - VAN MILLAN, Joanna (????-abt 1650)
D:1642 England  

Elizabeth JOHNSTON

B:1643 Craig, Aberdeenshire, Scotland  
D: Unknown

John of Bishoptown JOHNSTON

"...who, as chronicled in the Krik Session Registers, was on 18th May, 1701, by the Heritors and Elders of Newhills, unanimously named "Paroch Baillie," - an office not now known in the parochial economy of North Britain..."

B: November 1649 - Dyce, Aberdeenshire, Scotland  
M: 1672 Scotland - ALEXANDER, Margaret (1650-1678) ,
  • William JOHNSTON (1670-1750)
"His eldest son, Sir William Johnston of that Ilk, fifth Baronet of Caskieben, became, circa 1700, an Advocate in Aberdeen. Having, about the end of 1725, become insolvent, the last remnant of the old family estates was, a few years thereafter, adjudge and sold."
  • John JOHNSTON (1671-1728)
"John, younger son of John of Bishoptown and Mrs. Margaret Alexander, his wife, was for several years in occupation of the farm of Bishopstown, or Bishops Clinterty, in Newhills parish; he as also joint tacksman, along with his bachelor brother, Thomas Johnston, for the farm of Standingstones, in the parish of Dyce. The wife of John Johnston, now under notice, was Isobel Marnoch, "the Maiden of Balnagask, " i.e, the eldest unmarried daughter of the tenant of the that farm, situated in the parish of Nigg, Kincardineshire."
  • Thomas JOHNSTON
  • Dr. James JOHNSTON (1675-1769)
D: 1716 Bishoptown, Scotland  

Margaret JOHNSTON

B: 1653 Craig, Aberdeenshire, Scotland  
D: 1681 England  

Christian JOHNSTON (Daughter)

B: 1655 Scotland  
D: 1681 England  

James JOHNSTON

B: 20 Jul 1656 Guildhall, Aberdeenshire, Scotland  
D:1716 Old Town, King William, Virginia, United States