It seems everyone but me is finding answers and help on this list. I am posting a request one more time. George Browning 1760 married Elizabeth ? born 1768 and were the parents of Caleb Browning born 1793. Caleb Browning married Phobe McIntosh and were the parents of George Browning b 1818.. Spencer Browning was George's son. and was born April 05, 1795. James Tilford Browning was the son of Spencer and Milberry Mc Intosh. Is this correct? I got this off the internet. I would like to share information I have on Spencer and Milberry's family members. Thank you. Nancy

Hi Nancy, Woah girl. It sounds like you are giving the LIST and everybody else an ultimatum. You will be lucky if anybody else responds. It sounds like you have been working very hard(5 hours) on this line of Brownings. It is very easy to get discouraged and want to quit. There was probably a lot of other people who saw your email, and like myself, started pouring over all there lines, notes, and emails, to respond to you. Before anybody even had a chance to respond, you come back with an attitude. Just in case you are new to genealogy, most of them have been researching for years, and countless hours. They have file cabinets, notebooks, stacks of papers, emails, etc., to go through to give you the correct information you are searching for. They are researching thousands of names, families, and Countries. They have practically lived in cemetery's, court houses, library's, and viewed thousands of micro-fische films and traveled to many States and Country's. They have spent considerable amounts of time and money. They are more than willing to help you out, for free, but it takes time and patience. The Browning line is a very difficult line to follow. They seem to be in just about every State, and Country. The names of the spouses and children all seem to be about the same, in each of these families. I have been researching our Indiana Browning's for about a year. I am also searching my wife's family. That is almost an impossible task, searching two different families at the same time. We have all ran into "brick walls", became frustrated, upset and even mad, but we do not take this out on the very ones who could help us. This email is not intended to hurt your feelings or make you mad. I hope it will help you to understand why some people seem to get almost instant replies, and for others, it may take a little while. I am just another searcher. I subscribe to the LIST, but my thoughts and observations are strictly my own, not the LIST. Ken Browning Anderson, Indiana