Johnstone, Hon Andrew James Cochrane, Governor of Domenica, formerly Cochrane, 1767-1832
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
18 letters of and to Andrew James Cochrane Johnstone.
Concerning his business affairs in Spain and Portugal.
Holograph copy letter of Alexander Cochrane-Johnstone to Sir George Canning., 1826.
Concerning expenses incurred by Cochrane-Johnstone during his tenure as Governor of Dominica to provide asylum for French residents of Guadeloupe during a rebellion of enslaved people
Holograph copy letter of Alexander Cochrane-Johnstone to Sir George Canning., 1826
Concerning expenses incurred by Cochrane-Johnstone as governor of Dominica to provide asylum for French residents of Guadeloupe.
Letter of Jane Cochrane to Anna Maria Cochrane., 1814.
Concerning family news, including Andrew Cochrane-Johnstone’s involvement in a Stock Exchange fraud.
Letter, undated, of Jane Cochrane, Countess of Dundonald, to her son, Captain Alexander Cochrane.
with two holograph copy letters, 1826, of Colonel Andrew James Cochrane Johnstone to George Canning.
Letters of Jane Cochrane, Countess of Dundonald, and Andrew Cochrane-Johnstone., Before 1819-1826.
Letter, undated, of the Countess of Dundonald to her son Captain Alexander Cochrane concerning a child’s health, with holograph copy letters of Alexander Cochrane-Johnstone to Sir George Canning concerning expenses incurred in his capacity as Govenror of Dominica to give asylum to French people resident in Guadeloupe during a rebellion.
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- Dominica. North and Central America - Dominica. Island. Longitude: -61.3333. Latitude: 15.5000. 3
- Guadeloupe. North and Central America - Guadeloupe. Island. 3
- Slavery. 2
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- Portugal. Europe. Nation. Longitude: -8.0000. Latitude: 39.5000. 1