Jean, I would love to have a copy. Whatever manner you prefer to send it will be fine. My personal preference would be to have a photocopy AND to have you, or someone, transcribe it for posting as an email message in the DuBose Forum. Thanks, Steve Coker SCRoots Forum Manager http://scroots.org/ DuBose Forum Manager http://dubose.org/ Coker Forum Manager http://coker.org/ PS. Melton Stuckey used to be my doctor in Columbia. JStucmom@aol.com wrote: > > Mr Coker, > I have a document that was given to me in Lamar SC last fall. It was given to > me by a Mrs Dubose. Since I am on your list, I wondered if you would like to > have a copy of it? And if so, should I type it or make a copy and mail to you. > It is entitled::SOME EXPERIENCES AS A SOLDIER OF WAR by Henry James DuBose - > January 10, 1859. > It is about 1 3/4 pages long and is typed.. I will either make you a copy and > mail it, or type it It mentions my husband's grandfather Alex Stuckey and > Charlie Stuckey who was his brother. (Alex's grandfather was Alexander > Fairchild Stuckey who went from 4th Sgt to 1st Sgt during the war. Charlie > was Captain Charles Madison Stuckey who was his brother. The connection to > the DuBoses comes with Penelope or Penelope Jane DuBose married Stephen > Stuckey in 1806. That made her my husband Alex's gggrandmother. I tend to > ramble when I get on this subject. Let me know how you want me to send this > to you. > > Jean Stuckey > JStucmom@aol.com