Frederick Johnston
- Name
- Frederick Johnston
- Alternate Names
- F. Johnston
- Race
- White
- Location
- BR: Salem
- Occupation
- Clerk
- Record(s) Seen In
- Inventory, Appraisements, and Sales Book 2
- Birth Register - 1853-1885 - pp. 1-66
- Settlement of Estates - 1
- Page and Line Number
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IAS 2: PP. 187; 301-302
BR: PP. 28, L. 244; PP. 35, L. 19
SoE: PP. 26; PP. 50 - Date(s) Seen in Records
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IAS 2: January 30, 1852; March 1852; April 7, 1852
BR: November 1858; 1860
SoE: March 13, 1865; January 6, 1864 - Additional Information
- F. Johnston was listed as the "guardian of Thomas Lewis in a/c with said ward".
- Thomas Lewis
- F. Johnston was listed as the "guardian of Charles Lewis in said ward."
- Charles Lewis
- F. Johnston was listed as the "guardian of John Thomas in a/c with said ward".
- John Thomas
- In IAS 2, on page 301, it was stated that " your share of 1/5 of valuation of John's negroes" with a listed price of $14.64.
- In IAS 2, on page 302, it was stated that "your distribution of the valuation of John's negroes as decree of court." with a listed price of $202.00.
- G.C. Langhorn received $11.00, John Lewis received $1120.00, and William Lewis received $170.00 in the settlement of the accounts of John Thomas and Charles Lewis, by Frederick Johnston, to "equalize with division of negroes." This intent of this was likely to equalize the monetary value of an inheritance.
- G. C. Langhorn
- John Lewis
- William Lewis
- F. Johnston is listed as the administrator of Fleming James in the IAS Book 4.
- Fleming James
- Frederick Johnston is listed in Settlement of Estates as the administrator for Madison Pitzer after Madison's death. J.K. Pitzer is also listed alongside Frederick Johnston as an administrator for Madison's estate. It is also listed on March 13, 1865 that, "To cash in for hire of servants at fortifications." That cash would have been $89. In the same entry, an enslaved man, Anderson is listed as having died in service of Confederate States Government. It is said in the entry that, "To cash received for negro man Anderson who died in service of Confederate States Government." $4,700 would have gone to J.K. Pitzer, Frederick Johnston, and Madison Pitzer.
- Madison Pitzer
- J. K. Pitzer
- Anderson
- Frederick Johnston appears in a separate entry in the Settlement of Estates regarding Madison Pitzer's estate. It is listed that, "1864, Jan 6: To amount received for hire of servants at Richmond Defenses." That amount would have been $41.33.
Part of Frederick Johnston