Folks, this is a YET ANOTHER reminder that any post to a list that starts with the phrase "This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list." has been "gatewayed" from the surname Board to the surname List. Simply, this means that the original post was sent, in this case, to the GLANVILLE Board and, because the "gateway" between the Board and List has been opened, was also automatically re-sent to the GLANVILLE List. BUT, this means that unless the original Board poster is also a member of the List (and most are not), any replies to a gatewayed post sent to the List will NOT be seen by the Board poster. If you wish to reply to a gatewayed post in such a way that your reply will be seen by the Board poster, you must do so by clicking on the "Message Board URL:" link, and reply using the Board response system. Thanks. Peter GLANVILLE List Admin. Dorothy Mead wrote: >In reply to Rick Glanvill > > According to my records, John was born April 17, 1766 in East Newlyn, Cornwall, England and Thomas (my gg-grandfather ) was born May 15, 1807 in St. Enoders, Cornwall, England. I am descended from his son William Reser Glanville, and William Reser's son Isaac Milburn Glanville is my Grandfather. Both John and Thomas were Methodist ministers in Missouri. John Glanville came to America in 1819 and Thomas in 1830. William Glanville was living in St. Enoder, Cornwall, England when he died Feb. 14, 1849, not sure where he was living when John and Thomas came over but am assuming it was St. Enoders, Cornwall, England. > > If our families are connected somehow, I would love to correspond and exchange information. I live in Iowa, where are you located and who are your ancestors ? > Anxious to hear back, Dorothy Mead > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GLANVILLE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >