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For the baseball player, see John Johnstone (baseball).

John Johnstone was Mayor of New York from 1714 to 1719.

Preceded by Caleb Heathcote	Mayor of New York 1714–1719	Succeeded by Jacobus Van Cortlandt

v • d • e Mayors of New York from inception to consolidation (June 12, 1665 – December 31, 1897)

T. Willett • Delavall • T. Willett • Van Steenwyk • Delavall • Nicholls • J. Lawrence • Dervall • De Mayer • S. Van Cortlandt • Delavall • Rombouts • Dyre • Van Steenwyk • Minvielle • N. Bayard • S. Van Cortlandt • Delanoy • J. Lawrence • A. De Peyster • Lodwik • Merritt • J. De Peyster • Provost • De Reimer • Noell • Hood • French • Peartree • Wilson • J. Van Cortlandt • Heathcote • Johnstone • J. Van Cortlandt • Walters • Jansen • Lurting • Richard • Cruger • S. Bayard • Holland • Cruger, Jr • Hicks • Mathews • Duane • Varick • Livingston • Clinton • M. Willett • Clinton • Radcliff • Clinton • Ferguson • Radcliff • Colden • Allen • Paulding • Hone • Paulding • Bowne • Lee • C. Lawrence • Clark • Varian • Morris • Harper • Havemeyer • Mickle • Brady • Havemeyer • Woodhull • Kingsland • Westervelt • Wood • Tiemann • Wood • Opdyke • Gunther • Hoffman • Coman • Hall • Havemeyer • Vance • Wickham • Ely • Cooper • Grace • Edson • Grace • Hewitt • Grant • Gilroy • Strong

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