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Subject: [OHMERCER-L] Re: OHMERCER-D Digest V99 #119
Date: Sat, 31 Jul 1999 17:40:59 -0500

Leo,

I have found a Robert S. Preston in Hamilton County(1830 census) near my Prestons and other surnames who were there
before moving to Mercer County.

That's all I have on him at the moment. Would certainly appreciate hearing if you have additional information on this
Robert and his activities in Mercer County.

Chuck Preston

wrote:

> Leo,
>
> Sorry, but haven't seeen any Robert Prestons yet. I do see the Klosterman name from time to time associated in some
> way or another(but not as relatives) with some of my main lines of Preston, Long, Burdge and Lacy in Mercer County.
> They(Klosterman and my lines) had farms near each other and were active in the local school system, etc. around
> Montezuma. However, Robert is probably one of my Prestons because that date fits the time frame(roughly,1835-1845)
> when the clan moved into Mercer County mostly from Hamilton County.
>
> Chuck Preston
>
> > Subject: Re: [OHMERCER-L] Preston/Mercer update
> > Date: Tue, 27 Jul 1999 17:17:36 -0700
> > From: "Leo J. Klosterman" <>
> > To:
> >
> > Hello Chuck,
> > I have been noticing your family history and have finally decided
> > to ask you if you know of Robert S. Preston? He bought land in Mercer County
> > in 1840. Eventually may ggf bought the land after it had passed through
> > other hands. Would he be one of your second generation?
> >
> > Leo Klosterman
> >

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