Rick, How exciting! Please share with all of us on the list. My Laws family was very migratory -- from VA to KY > TN > OH > IN > IL > KS > CA -- so there could be family members anywhere along the way. Thanks. Linda Schwartz At 01:54 PM 07/17/1998 -0500, you wrote: >I was just given yesterday a family bible given to my gggradnfather as a >wedding present in 1871. Inside is 200+ years of family history. >Obituaries, wedding anouncements, wills, dates of birth, even a narrative >(well worn and hard to read) that discribes the family in 1600 in england. >I'm so excited I had to tell someone who would understand my excitment >over such a find. There is so much here it'll take a long time to sort >through, but anyone interested in the LAWS, WHALEY, SCOUTEN, HOLLIDAY >surnames of New York, Ohio, indiana areas, send me an email and I'll keep >you posted with what I find. > >--Rick >"Putting flesh on the bones of history" > > > >==== LAWS Mailing List ==== >Reminder: If you change e-mail addresses, unsubscribe from the old one and subscribe again with the new one. > > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Researching: Tremble (Trembly, Trembley, Trimble), Sawyer, VanDeren, Jones, Groves, Dunham, Smith, Noe, Dumont, Gray, Holton, Drake, Trotter, Cox, Sutton, Laws, Zabala, Schooler, Wharton, Sharp, Bugg, Sturgeon, Bacon, Durham, Colclough, Radley, Richardson and many, many Norwegians....