Hi Les and all, I didn't know Jim had a PO box address or I wouldn't have posted his other one. If he does, he never told me. Of course I owe him a letter. If you have a copy of the CD, you know it's really voluminous in size for the printed pages. I'm using a couple families from them in the coming 2 Spindle copies, but only say, 4 or 5 generations, as you know the space is limited in them. Each of those issues will be 36 pages. The 2002 issues you should have now are January and April, with July and October coming within the next week or two. Also, coming in the next week is a bulk mail letter to folks who are members or who have been members in the past and any others who've expressed interest in subscribing to this old fashioned print newsletter. I have yet to index 2002 and expect little time in the coming months, but maybe will get that out by the end of the year. You will see from the contents below that I am dependent on what others send me or allow me to print. Some contents of the July issue are: Family Abstracts from Penna. wills; Ohio Marriages; Ohio Land records; Possible Kunkel Sisters; Jacob Kunkel 1700's Seligenstadt GER; Some Descendants of Michael Kunkel 1816-1886; Garth Brackbill's John Kunkle Sr. of Perry Co PA 1800s; Eastern Penna obits with thanks to www.pa-roots.com and Bob Kunkel; 5 Generations of Joh. Martin Kunkel (from Jim's CD). October's: Konkles of USA & Canada, a Konkle Family Tree, Adam Concle's Petition for Land in Canada, John Adam Kunkel/Konkle Descendants (all from John Devonshire); Warren Glenn Kunkle's Street Car restored in Calif (this was Jim K's father); NY's Where Were They in 1870 using Census info & some creative spellings of our names; George & Lovina Kunkle Bible (Irene K. Hannum's); A Real Spindle Story from Eleanor Cunkle Grant; Descendants of Andreas Peter Kunkel b 1759 (Jim's CD and again, only a few generations down due to space limits but should also have info relating to the Konkles). Janet Reinhold, editor PO Box 4001 Covina CA 91723 spindle@futurepkg.com $14 gets you 4 issues on calendar year basis plus an index.