Hessian family researchers please note! I am still receiving enquiries and requests almost daily in respect to the research of Hessian (and Brunswick) soldiers who settled in Canada. I am sorry that I cannot help anymore. Also, my material for Hessian soldiers who settled in America, is almost all packed up and ready to go out next week to the Sons of the American Revolution Library in Louisville, Kentucky. This means I hav no means to ckeck out any original sources. I do have a few 'GUIDE's' left, which I will sell through eBay. I would suggest to post your queries to the appropriate mailing list, and there you may get answers from other researchers. The mailing lists are still in operation and willbe maintained. Thanks for all the good words I heard lately on account of my retirement, it is so nice to know that my work was so much appreciated. Cheers, John Helmut Merz. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: John Merz Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 6:11 PM Subject: Re: JOHN STEGMAN RESEARCH soooooooooooooooo sorry, but all my Canadian research material is now at the Marilyn Adams Genealogical Research Centre, 528 County Road 19, Box 35 Ameliasburg, Ont. K0K 1A0 office 613-967-6291 website www.quinte-kin.com They picked the material up about 4 weeks ago, and just last week I mailed another box full of stuff I found between my American material. I have nothing left anymore. Mr. Ian Reilly, UE. is in charge of the Centre, his private phone is 613-968-7369 I am sorry, I would liked so much to help you, but I would suggest to give them a few weeks to get organized and see the stuff there. Sincerely, John Merz. To: John Merz Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 11:30 AM Subject: JOHN STEGMAN RESEARCH Good morning, John. Again, what a pleasure to have met with you at the Rose House Museum in Picton this summer. Greg and I truly enjoyed the day and the special plaque and research presentation by you. We'd very much like to take you up on your offer to come out to Hamilton and look through your research on my ancestor, John Stegman before all is packed away and delivered to the archives out east. John Stegman's 4th great granddaughter.