Well, I was hoping for more on the Duttons, but any information will be useful, so please do send it. I've also told your aunt, I think, Ann Heron that I will make Foster's work available to the LDS Family Center. I or someone from the Dutton List, which I have cc'd on this note, will try to obtain the paper copy as well. Since I have or had a number of Dutton relatives in Ohio, they may be related to the Hanah Dutton you have mentioned. Thanks for taking the time to help us out. Curt Rowe > -----Original Message----- > From: Timothy Jay Herron [mailto:th2g@andrew.cmu.edu] > Sent: Friday, July 10, 1998 10:18 PM > To: curtrowe@ix.netcom.com > Subject: > > > Hi, > > This evening I was looking at the genealogy program that my relative > Foster Brooks was using, and I noticed that he only had time to put in one > single Dutton into the family tree that branches out around him. Having > seen the giant paper book of names that he compiled from the 60's through > the 90's, I know that he compiled lots of information on Duttons (one of > them having accompanied William Penn on his sail to the future US), but > almost none of that is in the program. Ann Herron can make a copy of the > paper list probably. Ironically, the giant list was compiled using a > computer - but one which used paper card readers as its main form of > memory storage. > > I'm still willing to send the program, but I just want you not to expect > much if anything from it if you still want it. The one Dutton in the > computer records is Hannah Dutton, born in Tucaroras County, OH around > 1837 - all her descendants are in the program, too, of course. > > Tim > >