Is this SPAM? ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: Free Services Author: listowners@rootsweb.com at internet-ext Date: 8/20/97 5:40 PM Hi, Hope you don't mind me dropping a note to let all who are interested know about the following free services. TREE TOPS FAMILY TREE QUERY SERVICE: The idea is to send your FAMILY TREE QUERY of no more than 40 words which must include a postal address, and it will go on the television screen on Sky News fastext for one week and be seen all over the UK, Ireland and Europe. This is a FREE service and you do not need to have the facility to use it. At the end of each month a copy of the un-edited version of the queries are in the TREE TOPS GENEALOGICAL JOURNAL which also contains other bits of information and useful titbits. This is available for sale each month and is bought by researchers in many other countries so once your message has gone on screen you do get 'passed around' a bit. The 2nd FREE service is called 'WE'LL MEET AGAIN" which is also a query service but more for the living, old pals, war buddies, 20c descendants etc. Again 40 words, there is no Print out for this service. All queries for the above two services to be sent to:- tree.tops@virgin.net putting TREE TOPS QUERY on the message line or by snail mail to P.O. BOX 116, SWINDON, WILTS SN3 2SX, ENGLAND No limit to the number of queries you can send but you will only get ONE on per week. The 3rd FREE service is a similar service for those who have Canadian research. This is run by Mary in Canada and is called MAPLE LEAF QUERIES. Maple Leaf is a similar service for those who have Canadian research. Send your query and it will go on our web page for one month and can be seen by any surfers of the net. Mary says please BE SURE TO INCLUDE DATES AND remember that Canada is a very large country. Please PROVIDE A LOCATION, A PROVINCE AT MINIMUM, if at all possible. Send to:- traces@cadvision.com putting MAPLE LEAF QUERY on the message line. Mary also has PUBLICATIONS and holds indexes, which are ongoing, referring to immigration (CANADIAN BORDER ENTRY LISTS, 1908-1918; PRE 1865 PASSENGER LISTS FROM NEWSPAPERS), and has started an index for ALBERTA RESEARCHERS called: SOUTH WEST ALBERTA GENEALOGICAL INDEX. All searches are FREE; SMALL CHARGE for references. Check our web page for more information. Home page: http://www.cadvision.com/traces/ Tree Tops: http://www.cadvision.com/traces/treetops.html Wiltshire Index Service: http://www.cadvision.com/traces/wis.html Hope this information has been of some help. Regards Carol (Tree Tops)