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    1. Re: [KYNELSON-L] Holy Cross, Deeds, etc.; Let's pull together
    2. Hello Nelson Co. KY contributors: First I want to thank Bob Moore for the enlightment re: Roundtable. I was unaware of this organization and its resources. Secondly, I want to thank Roundtable and all of its contributors for all the work they produce (even if I have my head in the sand & didn't know it was available)! You are so right, Bob. We need to give and take! I couldn't agree more. I hope Roundtable is inundated with artcles! :) It's been so long since I've done any Nelson Co., KY research - but I like to know what is going on so I keep watching the messages in case a familiar surname pops up. Have thoroughly enjoyed the postings as of late - they have been quite interesting and informative. Great questions - in depth answers. Thanks much to all. It's been a pleasure reading them. Eileen Cooper, NELSON CO., KY: Surname: Bryan, Nancy (daughter of Ignatius & Mary Wathen Bryan) m. Leonard Cooper. Quoting [email protected]: > It is interesting how enthusiastic we all get at the possibility of a new > source of genealogical information. We are so excited when the chance to > push > back another generation or so comes along. > I just want to say that over the years we all (whether you have > personally used their publications or not) owe a tremendous debt of > gratitude to the > people of the Roundtable who have worked so hard producing all these > resources for research in Nelson Co. There are really just a very few of > them, so > when you get enthusiastic for them to do some more transcribing, remember > that > these ladies (most of them are ladies, not gentlemen) are working quite hard > for you. > Now let's also think about their quarterly publication, The Nelson Co. > Genealogist. They have published a lot of these transcriptions of court and > church records in that publication, and they are constantly on the search > for > subjects to write articles about. Think how much more time they would have > for transcribing the court and church records if some of us would contribute > articles to the Genealogist and not leave that to them. Genealogy should be > a > hobby of sharing, not just one of only taking and not giving. Give some > thought to writing an article for this very fine publication and thus help > your > fellow researchers and free the Nelson Co. members of the Roundtable to > provide you with even more documented information. It doesn't have to be a > story > with a beginning and an ending, it can be just a page or so of information > on > your family that you think would be useful to others. > Bob Moore > >

    04/04/2005 06:31:41