In a message dated 2/2/03 12:30:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, aol.com writes: > > I have received an email requesting me to remove any reference > to an individual from one of my family websites. They believe that > the mother's maiden name was obtained from my website to commit > Identity Theft of this individual. > If this has happened I am very sorry that I may have contributed to > any illegal activities. > I felt that I should pass this on to all the LISTS on which I am active at > present, hoping that this does not happen to anyone else. > I do request that if anyone sees anything on one of my websites that > they feel may inconvenience them in anyway I would very much like to > hear from the individual and any reference to them will be removed. > I feel if this can happen again I may remove my websites from the > This is why I have asked Jim to take my grand mother's name off his web page, her daughter is living and doesn't want her mom's name out there. my cut off date now is 1890. Thanks for writing, Sandy in Florida Maybe I will catch up with my mail when I retire, in 2010! DO NOT SEND ATTACHMENTS, JOKES, VIRUS WARNINGS OR CHAIN LETTERS, THANKS. I will gladly exchange genealogy information if you will kindly do the same.