Hello to all the Kin Folk, I have noticed that many of us seem to be looking for links to our history, which all seems to be following the same route across the US. Many of us are related and not even knowing it, some one out there among us has the key's to the whole puzzle. I don't know if we are blind or just not looking at the whole picture....but I would like to make a simple request of others to do the same thing (if you are new to this..like we are (within the last 5 years or so)) to look at the other family members and trace them also. Not just trace our direct line. If your line has siblings, what happened to them as well? The trail seems to be one in which all family members followed and even your cousins parents and grandparents moved together. Kay is still trying to put the re-print together, which outlines many of our families, but some of us are holding out the last piece, or holding the old Bibles which show the family as a hole. Where are these Bibles? Where are our living grandparents that have the info with them? If we have ill feelings toward that part of our families, and vowed never to speak to them again.... I ask that we let the past go and move forward! Many of us are unable to visit the location of the most common areas of information, and also would like to thank those who have traveled to find parts of the missing links for the rest of us. If at all possible is their anyone on that lives in the North Carolina South Carolina area that is willing to search for a clue or two? We are still looking for the parents and siblings of Ransom Fuller b. 1797 NC! Who were your/are Cousins and their Cousins? Before the 18th century, and even up to circa 1950's, family members were named after other family members in a specific order to the importance of the kin to the parents! Just food for Thought! Still looking..... Jimmie R Daves Waitsburg, WA