Oh I forgot to add, we have a lot of this already posted at CAVESCOVE. I dont know how much mre space Rick has there, but if we used Ancestry we could link to CAVESCOVE too. Sue Ellen

I am sorry for the poor spelling in the last messages! My spell check is down, and I am tired tonight. Dont forget to visit the CAVE list archives and do searches on your CAVE family lines. It is a good way to see if postings at rootsweb lists connect. I too think that Virginia holds the key for many of us, here in America. But there could be other pockets of families that are connected. This would be a BIG help to bring the groups in contact with one another. Tomorrow should bring more postings about this CAVE suggestion. Lets see what tomorrow brings. Perhaps give a few days to see what ideas we get and then we can decide what to do. Sue Ellen (hoping I havent confused anyone)

I currently have plenty of room for records anyone would like to send to cavescove.com I have an archives section that has listings for court records, cemetery records, deeds, marriages, wills, family bibles. If anyone has entire county listing of marriages, wills, etc., that's always helpful. I've recently added Ellis Island Passenger records, as well as marriage records recently listed on this mail listing. Thanks, Rick Anderson cavescove On Wednesday, February 27, 2002, at 08:07 PM, S&R Ash wrote: > Oh I forgot to add, we have a lot of this already posted at CAVESCOVE. > I dont know how much mre space Rick has there, but if we used Ancestry > we could link to CAVESCOVE too. > > Sue Ellen > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

THANKS Rick! I am happy you have replied, and let us know you have room for more information to be placed at your web site. I think this is the ideal spot plus the rootsweb boards to post the CAVE information. Does that sound agreeable to all of you? Rick has already done major work on the CAVE line. If you haven't checked his CAVE web site be sure to do so and check back often. If you have something to post get in touch with Rick and he will give you directions of getting the information to him to add to the web site. For those of you who don't have the URL for Rick Anderson's web site. http://www.cavescove.com/ THANKS! Sue Ellen Cave Ash

I agree, Sue Ellen. CavesCove has a wealth of information and I always suggest that people check out Rick's site. Jane