***************************************** Cathi asked: #1. Where is it located? It's the Weber/Weaver big tract of land that joins the much larger Hoffman tract. [Original land owners.] I have never been there, but had hoped the tour of Second Colony might have included it when I took it several years ago. Naturally, Hebron Church tends to be the focal point. I think the Bumgradner, Clore, Walk, Wilhoit land is all out in that area. I just think that it is strange that the joining of the two families--one from the first colony--Hoffmann and one from the second colony--Weber--is not on the calendar at the reunions some way or another. I know when I was researching the two Volchk sisters there were a number of things put out for discussion. There are two working charts, a Hoffman and a Weber/Weaver, somewhere that show the grandchildren and their spouses. I seem to have misplaced mine. I guess that happens when BIG Breakthroughs come in other lines in other regions. What tour are you talking about? I am talking about the tours that take place at the reunion. Silence from? I've just never seen anything really mentioned about that part of the settlements on the left had side of the road as one drives down to Madison. I know I have a bee under my bonnet and/or a stone in my sock or at least sound like it. But, not really. Wish I could be active like I used to be. But... > Anyone is welcome to organize such a picnic if they wish to have it. Go for > it! And remember to invite me. :>) Cathi > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GERMANNA_COLONIES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message