I have discovered that the museum has several old scrapbooks filled with obituaries. If I were to scan them, would any of you be willing to type them into our obituary boards on the IaGenWeb site? That would be a great help to other researchers. There are also weddings and general items that could be placed onto the document boards. Thank you in advance to those who are able to help. Connie Street [email protected] Remember the three Rs - Respect for self, Respect for others and Responsibilty for your actions.

Connie, I still have quite a few family obits to copy for GPP yet so I can't take on any more right now. I posted a few non family Louisa ones recently with an Unrelated Volunteer heading. Still some of those obits from the Columbus Gazette that Harriet had that I apparently didn't send to the girls that typed a lot of them.. Many old obits and newspaper items to post when I get to them. Right now, MaryAlice and I are working on a logo for the Iowa in the Civil War site which may appear soon and the Washington Co 1925 census for Cedar Twp. Norma Jennings Connie Street wrote: > I have discovered that the museum has several old scrapbooks filled with obituaries. If I were to scan them, would any of you be willing to type them into our obituary boards on the IaGenWeb site? That would be a great help to other researchers. > > There are also weddings and general items that could be placed onto the document boards. > > Thank you in advance to those who are able to help. > > Connie Street > [email protected] > Remember the three Rs - Respect for self, Respect for others and Responsibilty for your actions. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >