OK, I posted the article to ARGreene-L that came from the Rootsweb newsletter. My point was hoping someone with the Greene Co Society would read it and consider it as an article of integrity and commonsense, written from a reliable source, and perhaps it would help them to understand they can benefit from adding free information to the web. Here's a new thought. If I'm not mistaken, since this list is Rootsweb, then the emails are all archived. If that's true, anyone who has Greene Co info can send it to the list, and it can then be 'searched' by anyone through Rootsweb's new search engine by the surname (or whatever) they are researching. Carey, let us know if I'm right in that this list is archived. If so, I for one, will be glad to start submitting anything I have for Greene Co. But Dee, before you shame everyone for 'bashing' the Greene Co 'volunteers', remember, most of us writing to this list were also 'volunteers'... for the Greene Co webpage. Several of us were right in the middle of transcribing a census the hard way, when it appeared that our efforts were no longer wanted. Just something to think about. OK, let's move on to happier thoughts. Most of the time this list is used for someone looking for a family name. If they receive a reply, it is most often private, or I miss the reply somewhere. Anyone need any lookups? I have the 1860 and 1870 Greene Co., AR census records at home. Someone else said they had printed off the cemetery records before they were removed. I have some, but not all. I also have Greene Co. Marriage Book #2 (Book #1 destroyed in a fire). Several members of this list may have sent off to Greene Co for all marriages of a particular name. If so, maybe you can post them to this maillist. Anyone have anything else to submit? Thanks, Cindy (Morrow) Dickinson Springdale, AR