Craig, Your JOHNSTON Digest posting below caught my attention. I don't have an Andrew, but will include my basics. I am looking for information on Christopher Johnston, b. 10 sept 1813 n. Ireland, d. Aug 1896 Piqua, buried Forest Hill, Piqua. m. Mary Peck, 4 may 1836 shelby co. Sons John & Stephen buried in Forest hill, Piqua. Sons Henry, Thomas, William Armstrong moved to CA. Daughters Julia and Mary. Son George, died in infancy. William, my g-grandfather, b. 6 may 1846 mercer co, OH, married Sarah Emma Martin, 6 mar 1877, Columbus, moved to Los Angeles area in 1888. He died 21 Apr 1905, San Paula, CA. Any information on Christophers parents - Stephen and Anna (Armstrong), when he came to America (1803 & 1821-25?), his children and other descendants, his > parents & siblings, would be appreciated, and would be most amazing. Thanks Margaret Campo [email protected] ______________________________ > X-Message: #5 > Date: Sat, 15 Jul 2000 20:36:21 -0400 > From: Craig Beeman <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Message-Id: <[email protected]> > Subject: [JOHNSTON] Miami Co., OH, JOHNSTON families - 1820 > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > "Hello again Couisns!" > Might anyone else other than myself be working on JOHNSTON families of Miami Co., OH, in 1820? Should any of you happen > to have information on any JOHNSTON / JOHNSON families in the > Miami Co., OH, area during this period, am hoping to be able to > compare notes to see if we might be able to be of benefit to each > other, and that I might be able to determine the parentage of my > family's Andrew JOHNSTON / JOHNSON who m. Esther COX, 1815, > Miami Co., OH, and his younger brother, Griffin / Griffith JOHNSTON > JOHNSON, who m. Ruth PATTON, 1818, Logan Co., OH, and m2. > Jemima COX, 1823. Miami Co., OH. > Keeping my fingers crossed here to be sure! > TTYL > Craig > > "Always looking for Cousins!" > > >