Doug Hall of New Hampshire wrote the following message. It has caused me to blow the dust off my copy of the Dutton chart and give you the specifics of what I have. Doug Hall wrote: >That chart sounds like it is also a copy of the one that I have made >available. Maybe yours is easier to read. Is the title "The Duttons of >Dutton co Chester"? IS there a coat of arms on the left side in the upper >half? Does the top of the chart begin with "Sveide, a Norse king D. 780 AD"? >And does it have "Compiled by P. H. Lawson F.S.A. Chester" at the bottom? If >so we are probably looking at two copies of the same chart. All the above info describes the chart exactly. Doug Hall wrote: >Do you know how the woman obtained a copy? If it is the same chart I have, >it may be that it was obtained from Foster Brooks of Kent, Ohio, or possibly >from the school now in the Dutton Hall in Sussex England. According to her story, she had recently returned from England. While there, she had been working on a distant line in her geneology and came across the chart. It is from England. Doug Hall wrote: >My copy is actually a photograph that is about 8 x 10 inches. When I get it >blown up and photocopied, there are some parts that are a bit blurry. Does >yours copy well? My chart seems to copy okay. Some of the recent entries, circa late 1800s to the 1950s, are less quality. The rest of the document has good clarity. It measures 30 inches by 42 inches. After calling a few places in town, I found that a representative cost for a copy is five dollars for the copy and ten dollars for a mailing tube and UPS ground to New Hampshire. For a total of fifteen dollars. If you are still interested in getting a copy of the Dutton chart, I suppose the best way to go about it is to send a check to me for fifteen dollars. I will do the footwork and get it out to you as soon as possible. My address is: Gail H. Dutton 9195 Abby Road Pocatello, ID 83204