George's first wife was Amanda West, daughter of Richard C. West of which produced a daughter Nellie, wife of Charles A. Reynolds. His second wife was Electra A. Burton.
Corning Journal, Dec. 11, 1901
George W. Preston,who is visiting at the home of his son-in-law, Charles A. Reynolds, in the Fifth Ward, was in the Journal office to-day. He was as " happy as a clam," or a basket of them. Mr. Preston was for many years an expert machinist in Corning,and enjoys life now by showing his skill on the violin to his grandchildren and visitors.
Corning Journal, Dec. 11, 1901
George W. Preston,who is visiting at the home of his son-in-law, Charles A. Reynolds, in the Fifth Ward, was in the Journal office to-day. He was as " happy as a clam," or a basket of them. Mr. Preston was for many years an expert machinist in Corning,and enjoys life now by showing his skill on the violin to his grandchildren and visitors.
George's first wife was Amanda West, daughter of Richard C. West of which produced a daughter Nellie, wife of Charles A. Reynolds. His second wife was Electra A. Burton.
Corning Journal, Dec. 11, 1901
George W. Preston,who is visiting at the home of his son-in-law, Charles A. Reynolds, in the Fifth Ward, was in the Journal office to-day. He was as " happy as a clam," or a basket of them. Mr. Preston was for many years an expert machinist in Corning,and enjoys life now by showing his skill on the violin to his grandchildren and visitors.
Corning Journal, Dec. 11, 1901
George W. Preston,who is visiting at the home of his son-in-law, Charles A. Reynolds, in the Fifth Ward, was in the Journal office to-day. He was as " happy as a clam," or a basket of them. Mr. Preston was for many years an expert machinist in Corning,and enjoys life now by showing his skill on the violin to his grandchildren and visitors.
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