Victoria, I would be very interested in a copy of this history. My brick wall for my husband's Bennett family is his GGF Yancy Bennett born in Kentucky. He was in the 1910 census in Green Co., Kentucky, the 1920 and 1930 censuses in Kane Co., Illinois. Unfortunately, I can find him in neither Illinois or Kentucky in the 1900 census. Could he be a branch on your tree? -- Maria Staffeldt --- [email protected] wrote: > The scope of Marion T. Bennett's book is not wide - he mainly focuses > on our particular line, but in the chapter on early Virginia settlers, > you may find some interesting information. I believe, however, that > most of it is fairly common knowledge amongst researchers. > > There is nothing in the book about the Maine settlers. Some individual > members may have ended up in Maine, however. There may have been > migrations from Virginia or Kentucky to Maine, but they would not have > been covered as he does not go into a lot of detail about Virginia > settlers. > > Mainly, the book focuses on Kentucky, Illinois, and Missouri connections > of our particular line. It is a little over one hundred pages, but I > would be glad to send it to anyone on this list who requests it as a > Word Document. > > It was written mainly for our relatives. He did use some professional > genealogists and spent a lot of time with primary documents to which he > had access in the libraries of Washington, D.C. and the above > referenced states. > > Victoria Bennett __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com