Pat, do you think we could widen the focus a little, say: HARVEYS, NC to IN c. 1830s, for instance? I have a contact this morning that is saying, well, here is his note: "I following a Harvey line in Grant Co. Indiana that starts in Randolph Co. NC. If you find that James M. Harvey is connected let me know." Of course, I am writing him to get more; (because he sure didn't give me anything to work with - they probably connect, wouldn't you suspect?) but, there are not going to be very many who connect to Reuben -- he only had two children and 5 grandchildren. I know all of them. I think if we refine too much, the project could stall. If there is another IN researcher perhaps we'd better work together until we get enough HARVEYs in IN to determine a distinctly different family and then divide. What do you think? Also I am designing a new "tag line" to use with HARVEY research, I will attach it here, what do you think? At 05:02 AM 10/01/1998 +0000, you wrote: >If you are related to this family- Mary Bailey and James M. Harvey parents of >Reueben HARVEY b. 1856 Tipton Co. IN. please contact TEAM LEADER JoAnn L. >Gemmrig at [email protected] > >Pat > > >==== HARVEY Mailing List ==== >HARVEY GENEALOGIST- > http://www/geocities.com/Heartland/6575/ > > > > <center><bold>JoAnn L. Gemmrig A Team Leader for the HARVEY RESEARCH PROJECT ***** Looking for HARVEYs who are in INDIANA early in the 1800s. (Migrating with Quakers)</bold></center>