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JOHN JOHNSTON OF NEW YORK MERC
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John Johnston Papers
Papers of John Johston, and Indian agent of Piqua, Ohio, include papers from Johnston's career as factor and Indian agent spanning the territorial period, War of 1812, and settlement of Ohio. Includes correspondence, financial records, legal documents, and miscellaneous material.
Johnston Family Correspondence
Contains correspondence of John Johnston, early pioneer and Indian agent of Piqua, Ohio, to Milton N.M. McLean in Cincinnati and to his daughter, Mary Johnston McLean; a letter of W.B. Johnston of Cincinnati to "Cousin Charles" regarding the division of an estate in the Johnston family; and a photoprint of Rachel Robinson Johnston.
