I very much appreciate Cheryl's message about privacy and living people. I am often amazed that people include entire living families down to relatively young children in what they share with publicly accessible lists or genealogical publications. My siblings don't really share my interest in genealogy, so why should I abuse their privacy and share their names, etc. with a wide range of people. I know there are ways to find this information if someone wanted, but I am not handing it over on a silver platter. Besides, it is the ancestors of ancestors of ancestors, etc. for whom I search. I've heard there will be a sign outside the pearly gates that says, "We know who the parents are." Meanwhile, I am searching for the parents (and old relatives) of: ALEXANDER, DUNCAN, HADDEN, JOLLIFF, LACKEY, MITCHELL, SHELTON, TAYLOR, and LOTS more. Dot