Houston County Researchers: I've decided to move my webpage to another URL. For now though, I am going to keep both webpages on the Internet. My new webpage is at: http://homestead.juno.com/wa-mills At the bottom of the webpage, I've included 3 links which will take you directly to: 1. Houston County Research Articles 1821-1900. 2. Eyewitness Accounts of Houston County 1821-1871. 3. Evergreen Cemetery Tombstone Transcripts 1827-1997 There is also a link for you to Email me directly. I've included a HOTBOT search engine at the bottom of my new webpage, so that you can make your research more efficient. I especially like this search engine, and have had excellent results with it on my own family research. If you get a chance, try searching for this on that search engine: "Houston County Georgia" + genealogy There is now a Guest Book at the bottom of my new webpage. Most people never sign a Guest Book at websites. I guess it is sort of a privacy issue. However, the primary reason that I have put this Guest Book on my new webpage, is for *your* benefit, not mine. My website gets a fair amount of traffic, and it is also registered with several major search engines. If you will leave your name (first name is OK, if privacy is an issue) and your email address, along with the SURNAMES that you are researching in Houston County, I believe that it could be very helpful to you. That way, whenever someone contacts me, who may be researching that same SURNAME, I could refer them to you, or just tell them to look through the Guest Book themselves. Yes, my new webpage pertains to Research Services & Publications, but there is a lot of info that can be gleaned from it as well. After the description of each book, there is an extensive listing of the SURNAMES which are listed the most in that particular publication. This webpage contains *hundeds* of these SURNAMES for you to sort thru. And finally: The 3 Research Links at the bottom of my new webpage, could not have been made possible without the *hard work & time* expended by Gaila Merrington of Australia & Virginia Crilley of Texas. I am not a webpage designer, and only know the basics of html programming. However, Gaila & Virginia know these areas *quite* well. I am primarily concerned with compiling Research Articles, and then spreading them around to help other genealogical researchers. In other words, this has all been a collaborative effort by Gaila, Virginia, myself, and many others. In genealogy, the more you spread around, the more you will receive in return. Take care & happy hunting! _______________________________ William A. Mills Perry, Georgia [email protected] Houston Co., GA Research & Publications: http://homestead.juno.com/wa-mills ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.