Check this out......happy hunting ! > have you figured out you can email yourself articles of interest? with > this site. when you get a page open..look above it for an orange/yellow > "email" button. > i've been sending myself pdfs. got some neat stuff on princes in the > tower. > this site is so kewllllll.. > thanks > roz > > go to: > > > http://riversideregionallibrary.org/ scroll down ,you will > > > see HeritageQuest Online and ProQuest Historical New York Times. > > > Click on > > the > > > link enter "welcome" as the password and start searching. > > > ----- > > > Bill

Ok everyone, here is a good chance for those who wanted to help me and didn't know how. According to this, you will have 'trial access' to December 15th - a month and a half. There are still a lot of census records that I need transcribed that only have heads or indexes or incomplete. Please check my state pages and any that say head only or index or that you find incomplete or not there, please transcribe and send to me - so we'll have for all time. Even if not a Job(e) spelling, I would like to have any that are Jobe descendants. Thanks. I'll be watching my mailbox for all the letters! >grin< Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: "Malinda Jones" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 3:09 AM Subject: [JOB] Heritage Quest Online free trial > Check this out......happy hunting ! > > > > > have you figured out you can email yourself articles of interest? with > > this site. when you get a page open..look above it for an orange/yellow > > "email" button. > > i've been sending myself pdfs. got some neat stuff on princes in the > > tower. > > this site is so kewllllll.. > > thanks > > roz > > > > go to: > > > > http://riversideregionallibrary.org/ scroll down ,you will > > > > see HeritageQuest Online and ProQuest Historical New York Times. > > > > Click on > > > the > > > > link enter "welcome" as the password and start searching. > > > > ----- > > > > Bill

woohoo! found my Aaron that was born circa 1820 on the 1900 census. He's in the household of a Mary Dirkin and listed as father in law but I suspect Aaron might really be Mary's father instead. I might just have found another one of the 7 daughters <grin>. Lorelei

Lorelei, Congratulations! Now if we could only find the early link! >smile< Send me a transcript to put on the state pages! Ann From: "Lorelei Whitfill" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, November 09, 2003 6:12 PM Subject: Re: [JOB] Heritage Quest Online free trial > woohoo! found my Aaron that was born circa 1820 on the 1900 census. He's in > the household of a Mary Dirkin and listed as father in law but I suspect > Aaron might really be Mary's father instead. I might just have found another > one of the 7 daughters <grin>. > > Lorelei >