Am looking for info on the Chaplin Fork as it relates to the Thompsons Fork. According to the Lincoln County, KY land grants, I have the following description of land held by my ancestor. Here it is: Lincoln County- Richard entered 1100 acres in Chaplin Fork at the mouth of Thompson Run. Neighbors were Patrick Carmichael and John Curry. Book 2 Page 357 1784-1785 Survey Records of Lincoln County, Kentucky: 400 ACRES as poor right Surveyed for Richard Sinnet 400 acres of Land in Lincoln County, by virtue of a Certificate from the Court for the Poor Right duly entered May 14, 1782 Beginning at two Black Oaks & Hickory on a hill in the line of Jno. Currys Survey of 400 acres & running with the line thereof South 90 poles to a run near the Mouth thence S 15 W 140 poles to a white oak Black oak & Hickory Standing by a small drain thence S 30 E 40 poles running upon Thompsons Fork of Chaplains Fork to an Elm Walnut & Water Beech, thence East 180 poles crossing said Fork three times to three Black oaks on the side of a hill 20 poles from the Creek, thence North 261 poles to two White Oaks, thence West 210 poles to the beginning variation 3 degrees East. August the 6th 1784 Marker Richard Sinnet Signed David Williams and Patrick Campbell ###struck out Campbell Signed J. Hite (assistant surveyor) and James Thompson Surveyor

TO ALL. I did write to my Representative and the following is what I recieved in response and I quote: "Dear Ms. Shamp: Thank you for contacting me regarding Internet charges. I appreciate you sharing your views with me. I believe that there is misinformation being spread to scare consujers regarding charges for Internet usage. A recent ruling by the Federal Communication Commission does not authorize increasing charges for Internet usage. The decision by the FCC revolves around the compensation strcuture for telephony companies that carry the Internet traffic over their networks. The compensation structure will now be reciprocated so that there is equatible revenues given to the proper networks that transmit the brunt of the Internet traffic. Unless you currently place a long distahce call(usually by dialing 1 plus a number) to your Internet Service Provider, you should not be billed any per minute usage by either your local or long distance telepone company. There are no efforts before Congress or the FCC to change this to allow telephone companies to inpose long distance fees for using the Internet. Thank you again for contacting me. With Kind regards, I am, Sincerely, Cliff Stearns United States Representative" This is what I recieved from my Florida State Representative. I am satisfied with this answer and wish that the people putting these messages on the lists would WRITE TO THEIR OWN REP'S and get the answer for themselves. Judy /shamp

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My name is Betty Young Land. I am searching my family history. The names I an looking for are: Boyd and Smith. They were from Junction City and Danville. Greatgrand parents were: George Washington Boyd, (wife) Victoria Jane Smith. Grand parents were John D Boyd,(wife) Minnie Brumett. My parents are: Richard Logan Young (mother) Janie Louise Boyd. I would appreciate any information anyone has on this family. Thank You, Betty Land e-mail address: ccstarzz@aol.com

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Peter Bruner was born in Boyle Co. Ky. Jan 30, 1791, Married Rachael Evans in Nelson Co. Ky 4/9/1815, died in Grayson Co. Ky. 2/24/1865 Peter had a dauhgter Nancy L. who was born in Ind. per the 1850 Grayson Co. Census married in either Boyle or Mercer Co. Ky his other sibling were John Thomas, Adam. Oliver Hazzard Perry, Ellen Nellie, Mary, William and Permelia Maulissa, any information on this family would be appreciated. This family was closely connected to the Fulkerson's and Mc Grew's Nancy L Married Andrew Jackson Mc Grew Peter's Father was John Robert Bruner B. about 1762-65 who married Pamely(as the deed reads) Permelia ? does anyone know if there is any records for births, marriages, etc for this Bruner Family Teddy