What is the Civil War Message Portal Board? Sounds interesting! JOY At 01:01 PM 06/28/2006, you wrote: >WHY NOT TRY YOUR STATE ARCHIES. THEY HAVE ALL THE RECORDS. >ALSO THE CIVIL WAR MESSAGE PORTAL BOARD. JUST MY THOUGHTS AND WHERE I >HAVE FOUND HELP > > >==== CIVIL-WAR Mailing List ==== >To search our list archives since 1996, go to >http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >and enter Civil-War in the list name

Thanks, Marsha. I"ll let you know. I did talk to the folks at WVU. They don't have it but plan to order it after July 1, when the new budget year starts. I'm also going to check West Virginia Wesleyan tomorrow. They have a great Civil War Collection too. Among other things, they have all of the Virginia regimental histories published by Howard. I was surprised to find them there. Thanks. JOY At 09:28 PM 06/27/2006, you wrote: >Joy, have you looked at the Marshall University Special Collections? >There is an amazing small library there called the Roseanna Blake Room. >It is mostly Confederate. I am not clear if the below is one side or the >other. But the man who is in there is absolutely knowledgeable. >You might want to call or e-mail ahead as I don't think that he is always >there. Marsha in WV > >Here is the Marshall URL for the catalogue: > >http://mulibiiidb.marshall.edu/search/X > >Joy Stalnaker wrote: > >>While researching at State Archives in Charleston, WV, I learned that >>Broadfoot Publishing has the 100 volume set of Supplement to the Army >>Official Records available. According to the Broadfoot website this set >>contains: >> >>"The greatest contribution to Civil War history since the OFFICIAL RECORDS." >> >>All the information left out of the original Official Records: >>reports "not located," not sent in by the Confederates, not sent in by >>the Union, correspondence, itineraries of the units, records of events. >> >>Arranged like the Official Records __ chronologically with entries by >>subject, etc. >> >>What Does the Supplement Contain? . >> * SOLDIERS: Names & Information __Twice as many names as does the >> original Official Records >> * PLACES: Names & Information __ Thousands of creeks, crossroads, >> ferries, fords, mills, etc. >> * RECORDS OF EVENTS & ITINERARIES: 299 reels of transcribed microfilm >> * OFFICIAL REPORTS: All the official reports, Union and Confederate, >> left out of the original publication >> * THE INDEX: 5 Vols. Over 1,000,000 entries! Every Name, Battle, >> Event, geographical location, etc. >> >> >>The Price - $5500. >> >>Too big a price for a researcher in West Virginia. Our State Archives >>doesn't have it either. Does anyone know who might have this set? West >>Virginia University, LIbrary of Virginia, Allen Co Public Library at Ft. >>Wayne, who????????????????? The index is 5 volumes and is over $500 by itself. >> >>And, is there anyone out there with access to it who could do some >>lookups for me? I think some of my answers to questions that I cannot >>resolve any other way might be there. >> >>Joy >> >>==== CIVIL-WAR Mailing List ==== >>To unsubscribe from list mode, email [email protected] >>and in the text area of the message, type only the word >>unsubscribe >> > > >==== CIVIL-WAR Mailing List ==== >To search our list archives since 1996, go to >http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >and enter Civil-War in the list name

Thanks, I think I'll give it a try. Maybe I'll be lucky to find out when he died. Thanks again. Sara -------------- Original message from "Edward Harding" <[email protected]>: -------------- > Sara, > > I don't know if you'd want to spend any money getting records for Andrew Jordan, > but if so, you might want to get a copy of Andrew Jordan's Service Record. I've > used both the National Archives and Broadfoot Publishing Company for this and I > prefer going through Broadfoot. The cost is a bit more, but you don't have to > wait forever to get the copies, nor have to fill out any applications. You may > or may not find out all you're searching for in a Service Record, but at least > you'd know more about him. Broadfoot's website for ordering records is > http://www.soldiersearch.com/index.html > > Edward > > > ==== CIVIL-WAR Mailing List ==== > To search our list archives since 1996, go to > http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > and enter Civil-War in the list name >

WHY NOT TRY YOUR STATE ARCHIES. THEY HAVE ALL THE RECORDS. ALSO THE CIVIL WAR MESSAGE PORTAL BOARD. JUST MY THOUGHTS AND WHERE I HAVE FOUND HELP

Sara, I don't know if you'd want to spend any money getting records for Andrew Jordan, but if so, you might want to get a copy of Andrew Jordan's Service Record. I've used both the National Archives and Broadfoot Publishing Company for this and I prefer going through Broadfoot. The cost is a bit more, but you don't have to wait forever to get the copies, nor have to fill out any applications. You may or may not find out all you're searching for in a Service Record, but at least you'd know more about him. Broadfoot's website for ordering records is http://www.soldiersearch.com/index.html Edward

Thank you so much. I hail from the Blackman, Jordan fellows. I'm trying to find out if Andrew Jordan died in battle. He appears on the 1860 Barnwell Cty, SC census, then his wife (Susannah) appears on the 1870 Barnwell Cty, SC census living with a son. Have any idea how I could find this info? Sara -------------- Original message from "Edward Harding" <[email protected]>: -------------- > Sara, > > I hope this is some information that might be of some help. > > Edward > > > > South Carolina 14th Regiment, Co. H - Ryan Guards > Mustered at Camp Butler > > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > This company was formed from men who lived in Edgefield County, in the area > which is now Aiken County. The regiment was organized on 9 SEP 1861 and > surrendered at Appomattox Court House, Virginia on 9 APR 1865. > OFFICERS: > > > Croft, Edward, Captain > Holley, M. T., First Lieutenant > Plunkett, O. C., Second Lieutenant > Jordan, William, Third Lieutenant > Courtney, G. M., First Sergeant > Courtney, Brooks, Second Sergeant > Courtney, Fuller, Third Sergeant > Jordan, Fuller, Fourth Sergeant > Steadman, J. E., Fifth Sergeant > Blackman, William, First Corporal > Wade, R. J., Second Corporal > Burckhalter, Andy, Third Corporal > Culler, James, Fourth Corporal > > > ENLISTED MEN: > > > Arnold, John > Bates, G. M. > Benson, Lawrence > Blackman, Henry > Brown, Thomas > Brown, U. T. > Bryant, Isaac > Bryant, J. G. > Bruant, John > Courtney, Jabez > Courtney, Jesse > Courtney, John > Courtney, R. L. > Cook, C. A. > Cook, John > Cotton, William > Cullum, Peter > Cushman, Calvin > Day, Benjamin > Day, James > Day, Peter > Day, Wiley > Eubanks, B. J. > Eubanks, Darling > Eubanks, Edward > Eubanks, Isaac > Eubanks, Jason > Eubanks, Joseph > Eubanks, Julien > Eubanks, Lucius > Eubanks, Luther > Eubanks, Spann > Eubanks, Staten > Eubanks, Walter > Eubanks, W. P. > Ford, Joseph > Ford, Stephen > Franklin, Elbert > Fullmore, Watson > Galloway, James > Galloway, Jesse > Galloway, John > Galloway, Peter > Galloway, Robert > Gardner, John > George, Jesse > Green, William > Heath, Jack > Heath, Jeff > Heath, Joseph > Heath, Stepehn > Howard, Isam > Jordan, Andrew > Jordan, James > Jordan, Lovett > Jordan, Luther > Journegan, John > Journegan, William > Key, David > Key, Jeff > Key, William > Martin, James > Moseley, George > Moseley, Thomas > Muller, Frank > Murphy, Joshua > O'Banion, SAmpson > O'Banion, William > Plunkett, J. T. > Plunkett, Patrick O. > Plunkett, Peter > Plunkett, William B. > Plumkett, William J. > Plunkett, William M. > Rogers, John > Scott, John P. > Sizemore, Powell > Taylor, George > Taylor, Marion > Toole, Harrison > Toole, Jasper > Toole, Manning > Woodward, Furman > Woodward, Lawrence > Wall, Alex. > Wall, James > Wall, Watts > Walker, John > Walker, Withers > Weatherford, James > Whitlock, Martin > > REF: Ninety Years in Aiken County. Toole, Gasper Loren II. Privately published. > No date. No copyright. > > > ==== CIVIL-WAR Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from list mode, email [email protected] > and in the text area of the message, type only the word > unsubscribe >

Sara, I hope this is some information that might be of some help. Edward South Carolina 14th Regiment, Co. H - Ryan Guards Mustered at Camp Butler -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This company was formed from men who lived in Edgefield County, in the area which is now Aiken County. The regiment was organized on 9 SEP 1861 and surrendered at Appomattox Court House, Virginia on 9 APR 1865. OFFICERS: Croft, Edward, Captain Holley, M. T., First Lieutenant Plunkett, O. C., Second Lieutenant Jordan, William, Third Lieutenant Courtney, G. M., First Sergeant Courtney, Brooks, Second Sergeant Courtney, Fuller, Third Sergeant Jordan, Fuller, Fourth Sergeant Steadman, J. E., Fifth Sergeant Blackman, William, First Corporal Wade, R. J., Second Corporal Burckhalter, Andy, Third Corporal Culler, James, Fourth Corporal ENLISTED MEN: Arnold, John Bates, G. M. Benson, Lawrence Blackman, Henry Brown, Thomas Brown, U. T. Bryant, Isaac Bryant, J. G. Bruant, John Courtney, Jabez Courtney, Jesse Courtney, John Courtney, R. L. Cook, C. A. Cook, John Cotton, William Cullum, Peter Cushman, Calvin Day, Benjamin Day, James Day, Peter Day, Wiley Eubanks, B. J. Eubanks, Darling Eubanks, Edward Eubanks, Isaac Eubanks, Jason Eubanks, Joseph Eubanks, Julien Eubanks, Lucius Eubanks, Luther Eubanks, Spann Eubanks, Staten Eubanks, Walter Eubanks, W. P. Ford, Joseph Ford, Stephen Franklin, Elbert Fullmore, Watson Galloway, James Galloway, Jesse Galloway, John Galloway, Peter Galloway, Robert Gardner, John George, Jesse Green, William Heath, Jack Heath, Jeff Heath, Joseph Heath, Stepehn Howard, Isam Jordan, Andrew Jordan, James Jordan, Lovett Jordan, Luther Journegan, John Journegan, William Key, David Key, Jeff Key, William Martin, James Moseley, George Moseley, Thomas Muller, Frank Murphy, Joshua O'Banion, SAmpson O'Banion, William Plunkett, J. T. Plunkett, Patrick O. Plunkett, Peter Plunkett, William B. Plumkett, William J. Plunkett, William M. Rogers, John Scott, John P. Sizemore, Powell Taylor, George Taylor, Marion Toole, Harrison Toole, Jasper Toole, Manning Woodward, Furman Woodward, Lawrence Wall, Alex. Wall, James Wall, Watts Walker, John Walker, Withers Weatherford, James Whitlock, Martin REF: Ninety Years in Aiken County. Toole, Gasper Loren II. Privately published. No date. No copyright.

New to list. Where do I request info on someone in the Ryan Guards - mustered at Camp Butler, Comp H of the 14th Regiment from SC? Sara

Joy, have you looked at the Marshall University Special Collections? There is an amazing small library there called the Roseanna Blake Room. It is mostly Confederate. I am not clear if the below is one side or the other. But the man who is in there is absolutely knowledgeable. You might want to call or e-mail ahead as I don't think that he is always there. Marsha in WV Here is the Marshall URL for the catalogue: http://mulibiiidb.marshall.edu/search/X Joy Stalnaker wrote: > While researching at State Archives in Charleston, WV, I learned that > Broadfoot Publishing has the 100 volume set of Supplement to the Army > Official Records available. According to the Broadfoot website this > set contains: > > "The greatest contribution to Civil War history since the OFFICIAL > RECORDS." > > All the information left out of the original Official Records: > reports "not located," not sent in by the Confederates, not sent in by > the Union, correspondence, itineraries of the units, records of events. > > Arranged like the Official Records __ chronologically with entries by > subject, etc. > > What Does the Supplement Contain? . > * SOLDIERS: Names & Information __Twice as many names as does the > original Official Records > * PLACES: Names & Information __ Thousands of creeks, crossroads, > ferries, fords, mills, etc. > * RECORDS OF EVENTS & ITINERARIES: 299 reels of transcribed microfilm > * OFFICIAL REPORTS: All the official reports, Union and > Confederate, left out of the original publication > * THE INDEX: 5 Vols. Over 1,000,000 entries! Every Name, > Battle, Event, geographical location, etc. > > > The Price - $5500. > > Too big a price for a researcher in West Virginia. Our State > Archives doesn't have it either. Does anyone know who might have this > set? West Virginia University, LIbrary of Virginia, Allen Co Public > Library at Ft. Wayne, who????????????????? The index is 5 volumes and > is over $500 by itself. > > And, is there anyone out there with access to it who could do some > lookups for me? I think some of my answers to questions that I cannot > resolve any other way might be there. > > Joy > > ==== CIVIL-WAR Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from list mode, email [email protected] > and in the text area of the message, type only the word > unsubscribe > >

Mike Lynaugh has some great photos of the monuments at Gettysburg at: http://www.mikelynaugh.com/VirtualCivilWar/New/Gettysburg2/index.html In particular he has excellent shots of some details of the Virginia monument--2d row, #s 3 & 4. -- Alice J. Gayley Pennsylvania in the Civil War http://www.pa-roots.com/~pacw/

While researching at State Archives in Charleston, WV, I learned that Broadfoot Publishing has the 100 volume set of Supplement to the Army Official Records available. According to the Broadfoot website this set contains: "The greatest contribution to Civil War history since the OFFICIAL RECORDS." All the information left out of the original Official Records: reports "not located," not sent in by the Confederates, not sent in by the Union, correspondence, itineraries of the units, records of events. Arranged like the Official Records __ chronologically with entries by subject, etc. What Does the Supplement Contain? . * SOLDIERS: Names & Information __Twice as many names as does the original Official Records * PLACES: Names & Information __ Thousands of creeks, crossroads, ferries, fords, mills, etc. * RECORDS OF EVENTS & ITINERARIES: 299 reels of transcribed microfilm * OFFICIAL REPORTS: All the official reports, Union and Confederate, left out of the original publication * THE INDEX: 5 Vols. Over 1,000,000 entries! Every Name, Battle, Event, geographical location, etc. The Price - $5500. Too big a price for a researcher in West Virginia. Our State Archives doesn't have it either. Does anyone know who might have this set? West Virginia University, LIbrary of Virginia, Allen Co Public Library at Ft. Wayne, who????????????????? The index is 5 volumes and is over $500 by itself. And, is there anyone out there with access to it who could do some lookups for me? I think some of my answers to questions that I cannot resolve any other way might be there. Joy

The James Samuel which you list is a young nephew of the one which I am looking for... My James Samuel was the brother of Abraham who married Mary Coates...Abraham was killed-in-action and is buried in Sharon Cemetery in Jones County. Mary remarried a Holyfield. Following a family story, two brothers went to War...only one returned...This would fit Abraham and James Samuel, however their oldest brother Zachariah also went to War but was deemed too old and sent back as a home guard...(He was born in 1814). Zachariah's son Jessie was a member of the 7th MS Infantry at Vicksburg, captured and paroled at least twice...was making his way to his Unit in FL when the War ended. >From: Don Ott <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [CIVIL-WAR] J.S. Geiger, AR Lt. Artillery, CSA >Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2006 20:39:31 -0500 > >James Samuel Geiger b. 18 Nov 1851 Jones MS, d. 9 Oct 1925 buried Shady >Grove Cem. Jones , MS. >He was the son of Abraham Geiger and Mary Coates. If that is your ancestor >he was probably to young for CW? >Don > > > >At 08:08 PM 24-06-06, you wrote: >>J.S. Geiger is listed as a Private in the Roster of Zimmerman's Battery, >>Capt. Blocher's Company of the Arkansas Light Artillery, CSA. The Unit was >>organized at Little Rock on 6 August 1862. >> >>There is also a Roster Card for a J.H. Geiger with identical entries. >> >>Would anyone be able to identify him as to where he resided or to which >>family he belongs??? >> >>I am looking for a James Samuel Gieger from Covington County, MS and the >>surname is often misspelled...James Samuel was a Baptist preacher who died >>in 1868 at a yet unknown place, and his widow was living in Grant Parish >>LA on the 1870 Census. >> >> >> >>==== CIVIL-WAR Mailing List ==== >>To search our list archives since 1996, go to >>http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >>and enter Civil-War in the list name >> > > > >==== CIVIL-WAR Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from list mode, email [email protected] >and in the text area of the message, type only the word >unsubscribe >

J.S. Geiger is listed as a Private in the Roster of Zimmerman's Battery, Capt. Blocher's Company of the Arkansas Light Artillery, CSA. The Unit was organized at Little Rock on 6 August 1862. There is also a Roster Card for a J.H. Geiger with identical entries. Would anyone be able to identify him as to where he resided or to which family he belongs??? I am looking for a James Samuel Gieger from Covington County, MS and the surname is often misspelled...James Samuel was a Baptist preacher who died in 1868 at a yet unknown place, and his widow was living in Grant Parish LA on the 1870 Census.

James Samuel Geiger b. 18 Nov 1851 Jones MS, d. 9 Oct 1925 buried Shady Grove Cem. Jones , MS. He was the son of Abraham Geiger and Mary Coates. If that is your ancestor he was probably to young for CW? Don At 08:08 PM 24-06-06, you wrote: >J.S. Geiger is listed as a Private in the Roster of Zimmerman's >Battery, Capt. Blocher's Company of the Arkansas Light Artillery, >CSA. The Unit was organized at Little Rock on 6 August 1862. > >There is also a Roster Card for a J.H. Geiger with identical entries. > >Would anyone be able to identify him as to where he resided or to >which family he belongs??? > >I am looking for a James Samuel Gieger from Covington County, MS and >the surname is often misspelled...James Samuel was a Baptist >preacher who died in 1868 at a yet unknown place, and his widow was >living in Grant Parish LA on the 1870 Census. > > > >==== CIVIL-WAR Mailing List ==== >To search our list archives since 1996, go to >http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >and enter Civil-War in the list name >

Help me if you can, please! I am searching for a copy of General Orders, No. 189, War Department which is embodied in "Instructions for making ordnance returns, prepared by the Ordnance Bureau, Washington, D.C., 1863" Among other things, it deals with the appointment of regimental armorers. I know that it is not to be found in the O.R. However, it is referred to in an 1863 report of Horace N. Fisher in the O.R. Thanks for anything you might be able to do for me on this. JOY

Hi folks, So many families have photos of ancestors who still remain nameless after a hundred years or more Their families somehow failed to write the subjects names on the back of the photo. And then the photo becomes just another unknown picture of the past with anonymous family members. I am asking all readers to visit this web site and look carefully at the individual depicted. The page is: http://www.catawbascv.org/whoisthis.htm This gentleman is obviously a Confederate veteran. His name may have been Blankenship or Ward. He may have served in an Iredell or Alexander County, NC company. He could have been in any of the following companies, or prehaps he enlisted with a company that was formed somewhere else. 4th Reg. Co. A NC State Troops Iredell 4th Reg. Co. C NC State Troops Iredell 4th Reg. Co. H NC State Troops Iredell 7th Reg. Co. A NC State Troops Iredell/Alexander 7th Reg. Co. I NC State Troops Iredell 7th Reg. Co. I NC State Troops Iredell 11th Reg. Co. E NC State Troops Mecklenburg/Iredell 33rd Reg. Co. A NC Troops Iredell 42nd Reg. Co. D NC Troops Rowan/Davie/Iredell 42nd Reg. Co. D NC Troops Rowan/Davie/Iredell 48th Reg. Co. C NC Troops Iredell 49th Reg. Co. E NC Troops Iredell 54th Reg. Co. E NC Troops Iredell/Wilkes 56th Reg. Co. K NC Troops Mecklenburg/Iredell -------------------------------------------- Meanwhile in news of the CF Connor Camp 849, TEN memorials will be dedicated in the next two weeks. Three were erected today in time for the Cline Reunion: http://www.hartshorn.us/ClineReunion/pre-dedication.htm The Wilson Family Reunion will be recruiting a work party to erect the remaining seven on July 1 at Startown Baptist Church. See our page at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccatawb/wilson1/reunion.htm --Derick S. Hartshorn

Looking for information on an Ohio CW soldier named Horace Hunt. I'm told he was fairly young & fought with the Infantry, Cavalry & Artillery. Thank you in advance for any information. Respectfully, Mike Peters [email protected]

My ancestor Egbert Hixon (b. Medway, Mass. 1824) was in the 1st Mass. (Andrew) Sharpshooters in 1862 during the Peninsular Campaign. According to his diary he was pretty miserable. He wrote on July 23: "Wrote a letter to [illegible] W. Fisher but it won't do any good." Maybe he was trying to get a discharge. If he was, what sort of person might he have written to -- an elected official, or a judge, or a minister? I'm trying to figure out who Fisher was. Can't tell whether the illegible word was a title or a first name. Suggestions and pointers appreciated! Carol Botteron <[email protected]> Maintainer, Civil War Units File P.S. This ancestor died in 1864 of malaria that he caught in 1862. I wish he had got his discharge.

Have you researched a U.S. Civil War unit or group? Are you willing and able to help others research that unit? The next version of the U.S. Civil War Units File (CWUNITS) will become available in late June. An announcement will be posted then. In the meantime I invite listings through Tuesday, June 27. Also welcome are reports of non-working addresses in other people's listings, updates to your own listings, etc. If you write to me, please do *NOT* include this message in your reply. My time and disk space are limited. Also please do *NOT* include attached files. Thanks! The purpose of the CWUNITS file is to let people list units, groups, battles, etc. that they have information on (from pension records, books, etc.) and are willing to help other people research. Typically the contact person had an ancestor who was in the unit, but re-enactors, history buffs, et al. are welcome. (This is *NOT* a list of re-enactment units.) People who are interested in a unit can send the contact person email and share information. If you have questions please read the FAQ first. If it doesn't answer your question, feel free to ask me. The following addresses no longer work. If you are one of these people or know how to contact one, please email me. Unless we find new addresses we'll have to delete their listings. [email protected] (George Contant) [email protected] (Walter G. Blenderman) [email protected] (Edwin Redkey) [email protected] [email protected] (Jason Kladiva) [email protected] (Ronald A. Mosocco) [email protected] Anyone who'd like to volunteer to be a contact, please send me email from the address where you'd like to be listed. If you are volunteering for more than one unit, it's OK to put them all in the same message. Please list your entries in this format (sample addresses are fake): Illinois (USA) 4th Illinois Cavalry, Co. F 1861-4 [email protected] http://www.fakesample.com/4thil 18th Reg. Ill. Infantry 1865 [email protected] (John Doe) (Somebody's Volunteers) Instructions -- include the following: Country (USA or CSA) and state. Start each entry with the number of the regiment or whatever. Years (if applicable, but not necessary). Your email address on each line. Your real name. If you have a web page for the unit, include the URL (but we need your email address and name too). Also please include a statement like "I volunteer to be a contact for this unit." This is so we can be sure that everyone we list understands what the file is for. This is a big project, and if you send listings in the wrong format we reserve the right to send them back for you to fix. If there's anything in your listings that is not obvious, tell me! If we can't get your listings complete and clear by the time I have to send the file to the uploaders, your listings cannot be included. If you already have listings in the file, there's no need to send them again. But if your address has changed, please tell me and send updated listings. CWUNITS is five files (plus one for the intro and one for the FAQ) as follows: Part Filename Contents 0 CWUNITS introduction only 1 CWUNITS1 USA national & states A-I 2 CWUNITS2 USA states K-N 3 CWUNITS3 USA states O-W 4 CWUNITS4 CSA national & states A-M 5 CWUNITS5 CSA states N-V Q FAQ frequently asked questions and answers Parts 1-5 include the intro as well as the listings. Within a state the units are organized by number (1st Infantry, etc.). The file is available on the American Civil War Homepage at http://sunsite.utk.edu/civil-war/warweb.html under the heading Rosters & Regimental Histories. To get the current version of the file by email at any time: Send email to [email protected] (Upper and lower case count in the email address and everywhere else.) Subject: archive For part 2 (for example), send the text: get genealog.cwunits2 For the FAQ, send the text: get genealog.cwunitsq The period (.) has to be after genealog and before the file name. To get a listing of all of the ROOTS-L files, send the command get roots-l.catalog Carol Botteron (ancestors on both sides) [email protected]

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