Details for the forename Johnston

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Johnston (male)


Variants:	Johnstone (M)
Derivative of:	John (M)

Source(s):	FreeCEN 1841 Census of Aberdeenshire Personal communication [JMS]
Notes:	There is a significant occurrence of this forename in the 1841 Census of Aberdeenshire, presumably derived from the surname Johnston/Johnson, meaning "son of John". We believe that modern usage is mainly in the US. A correspondent [JMS] asserts that the forename Johnstone [q.v.] is prevalent in Scotanld.