Good Morning Fellow List Members, My apologies to each and every one of you for not providing any Brethren newspaper Offerings of late. I have had major computer problems requiring money and time and only recently was I able to access the Internet. I am still not up to full speed and will likely have more problems; at least 'til I get a new motherboard and processor, but for the short time 'tis full speed agead. Additionally real world events have taken some precedence. This particular Offering is for the Primitive Christian newspaper of 1876. The encompassed article titles, and correspondents, are as follow: Gleaning and Jottings (a compilation from various correspondents); Washington, Kentucky, May 1st, 1876 (Bettie S. Burger); Church News (James M. Bailey); Acknowledgement of Favors (James M. Bailey); Information for Everybody (Ephraim Shuck); From the Valley River Congregation [Pennsylvania] (Alexander Wood); On the Full Beard (Solomon Gilbert); Railroad Arrangements (Daniel P. Sayler); Auburn, Illinois, May 11, 1876 (John Beechly); A Change (Zachariah Troyer); and Announcements [Perry cong., Ohio] Peter Long, [South Waterloo cong. Iowa] Elias K. Buechly, [Bear Creek cong., Ohio] John H. Denlinger. You may if you wish access the full text of the offering by visiting http://offering.brethrenarchives.com/index.php?option=com_content <http://offering.brethrenarchives.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=arti cle&id=736:the-primitive-christian-offering-109&catid=38:2011&Itemid=57> &view=article&id=736:the-primitive-christian-offering-109&catid=38:2011&Item id=57. With my blessings for the support from Mr. Barr of Illinois, thank you Sir! If the lady with whom I was working on the marriages of Montgomery county, Ohio, would please be so kind as to contact me I would deeply appreciate it. When my computer went south the technician inadvertently restored a backup from nearly a year ago. This means I lost all prior e-mails and the associated addresses. I would like to get back to work on our little project. I believe we had left off at the letter G. Cordially, A. Wayne Webb