I wanted to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. I have not forgotten about the list. I started another new job, and now we are in the process of purchasing a computer store. I am still researching Lucas from Belmont County, OH. I hope everyone is doing well. Terri Lucas

Dear Alma: I am posting this to the list as well as to you personally, because many of the names are the same and the time period is close, and the state is the same. However, I couldn't find an exact match. But this is interesting so I will post the section exactly as it's in the book. On page 400 is the following and is listing the children of Rev. Oscar Madison Lucas b 31 Oct 1838 Alabama: _________________________ Minister in Arkansas for 25 years; he was educated at Mt Home in Baxter Co, Ark. 10 children -- 3 by 1st marriage, 7 by 2nd marriage: G1-Harvey Robinson Lucas b in Cullman Co, Alabama 6 Oct 1866, d 11 Aug 1936; bur in Pine Bluffs, Fulton Co, Ark. He was a well known judge in Pine Bluffs for 30 yrs; mar. 2 children -- both died in infancy. G2-Edwin Lamar Lucas b Viola, Fulton Co, Ark 16 Oct 1869, d 15 May 1915 in Tishomingo, Johnson Co, Okla, where he is bur; mar in Star City, Ark 16 Jan 1898 by his father the Rev. Oscar M. Lucas to Berite Belle Tarver b 1880. He was a lawyer by profession, also a newspaper man, and was elected to the House of Representatives for the State of Ark. 4 children: H1-Edwin Lamar Lucas, Jr. b 8 NOv 1898, d 4 July 1931; mar Ruth Bradley. 2 sons: I1-Edwin Lamar Lucas the 3rd, who d Jan 1951. I2-Kenneth Edwin Lucas. H2-Harvey Oscar Lucas b 12 Jan 1901, d Aug 1933; mar Lucilla Bradley. 2 children: I1-Harvey Lucas, Jr. I2-Margaret Lucas. H3-Mary Jane Lucas b 7 Sept 1905, d 29 Aug 1959; mar Elbert E. Krigbaun. 1 dau: I1-Shirley Krigbaun b 1925; mar. 2 children: J1-Harvey b 1952. J2-Marylil b 1960. H4-Lillian Valeska Lucas b 8 Sept 1909; mar 31 July 1931 Emile A. Schwertz. She has been employed by the city of Dallas, Texas for 33 yrs as Supervisor of the Playground and Recreation Center. No issue. G3-Mary Ella Lucas b 1876, d 1944; mar Jesse Tomberlin. 3 sons: H1-Frank Tomberlin. H2-Wm Tomberlin. H3-Jesse Tomberlin, Jr.; deceased. G4-Amy Buatt Lucas b 6 Feb 1887 at Bastrop, La. G5-Wilmoth Rughvin Lucas b at Conway, Ark 17 Mar 1888. G6-Effie Cameron Lucas b at Star City, Ark 7 May 1889. G7-Cleveland Lucas b 11 1891 at Star City, Ark. G8-Oscar Madison Lucas, Jr. b 5 Jan 1894 at Farmersville, La. G9-Vernon Everett Lucas b 26 Dec 1895 at Farmersville, La. ____________________________________ end of page. Sorry about accidentally sending this before as I was typing.

Dear Alma: I am posting this to the list as well as to you personally, because many of the names are the same and the time period is close, and the state is the same. However, I couldn't find an exact match. But this is interesting so I will post the section exactly as it's in the book. On page 400 is the following and is listing the children of Rev. Oscar Madison Lucas b 31 Oct 1838 Alabama: _________________________ Minister in Arkansas for 25 years; he was educated at Mt Home in Baxter Co, Ark. 10 children -- 3 by 1st marriage, 7 by 2nd marriage: G1-Harvey Robinson Lucas b in Cullman Co, Alabama 6 Oct 1866, d 11 Aug 1936; bur in Pine Bluffs, Fulton Co, Ark. He was a well known judge in Pine Bluffs for 30 yrs; mar. 2 children -- both died in infancy. G2-Edwin Lamar Lucas b Viola, Fulton Co, Ark 16 Oct 1869, d 15 May 1915 in Tishomingo, Johnson Co, Okla, where he is bur; mar in Star City, Ark 16 Jan 1898 by his father the Rev. Oscar M. Lucas to Berite Belle Tarver b 1880. He was a lawyer by profession, also a newspaper man, and was elected to the House of Representatives for the State of Ark. 4 children: H1-Edwin Lamar Lucas, Jr. b 8 NOv 1898, d 4 July 1931; mar Ruth Bradley. 2 sons: I1-Edwin Lamar Lucas the 3rd, who d Jan 1951. I2-Kenneth Edwin Lucas. H2-Harvey Oscar Lucas

Terri: I just wanted to add another message to your already very high stack of papers. I also wanted to post my querie again since it's been awhile. My wife's family was from Belmont Co, OH. Her Lucas line is Sarah Ann Lucas b 31 Oct 1818 Belmont Co who m James Hughes b ca 1812/18 PA. Her parents were William Lucas b ca 1794 who m Temperance _______ . This William is number E5 on page 133 of Anabell Kemp's book. The daughter Mathilda who m John Lees listed under them is wrong. Claude Lucas who helped Kemp with the book did some research for me regarding Sarah Ann and found out her siblings and her were put up for guardionship when her father (and maybe mother) died in the Winter of 1824. Samual Lucas b 1768 (number 92 on page 131) and John Pryor, Jr (page134, 170, 171) were appointed as guardians. Sarah's siblings were Samuel b 17 Jan 1813, John Nelson b 17 Sep 1815, Elizabeth Anna b 12 Nov 1816, Mary Ellen b 27 Nov 1817, Temperance b 29 Apr 1823, and William b Aug 1824. I have not researched these people to see who they married and if they had children or not. William's lineage is John Lucas b 1760 who m Rachael Duvall, William Lucas b 1730 who m Sarah Higgins, Charles Lucas b 1692/3 who m Elizabeth Evans, and Thomas Lucas b ca 1650 first in America who m Dorothy ______ . I was told differently when I first started this adventure and for over 5 years persued the Governor Lucas line and eventually decided it wasn't my wife's line. I am interested in what line your's is. Eric A. Johnson Yorba Linda, CA varnivarni@aol.com Researching: Lucas, Hughes, Gatten, Vaughn in Belmont Co, OHIO

Here goes, my great grandfather was Parker L. J. Lucas (anyone know what the L. J. stands for?) (1846-1891) s/o Madison Haines Lucas and Malinda Rock. Parker md. Sarah Isabelle SNODGRASS (d. before 1900 in Hamlin, Lincoln Co., WV). They had the following children: James M., Alonzo P., Malinda J., Henry R., Ollie, Silas Oxley, Millie Maye, Thomas M., and Elisha W. Lucas. I'm trying to find out more about Sarah Snodgrass. I'd like to thank those of you who have sent information already but I'm now more confused. Hope someone can help me to clear this up. First there is a listing for Sarah Isabelle Snodgrass d/o a pioneer miller named William James Snodgrass and Mildred Rau. It's reported Sarah md Parker on Jan. 1, 1873 in Hamlin. This information is from "Lincoln Co., WV and It's People" pg 118. Another possibility is a James B. Snodgrass (1809-1866) who md 2nd to Mildred Rees(c)e on Dec. 16, 1845. Two of their children listed are Isabella b. abt. 1846 says she md. Parker Lucas; and also listed is a Sarah J. b. abt. 1853. Sarah and Isabelle are there but as far back as my dad remembers, his great grandmothers name was Sarah Isabelle. Clearly in James daughters case they are reported as two seperate people. And last, According to "Lincoln Co., WV and It's People", Parker is buried in the Lucas Cemetery on Big Creek and Sarah is reported to be buried next to him following her death in January 1899. In the Lincoln Co. archives in the Lucas Cemetery it gives a listing for Parker Lucas and the next listing is for Sarah S. Lucas d. 1899 but says she is the daughter of Madison and Malinda Rock Lucas. I'm wondering if the S. stands for Snodgrass and the meaning just got mixed up. Sarah Susan Lucas was b in 1849 and died in Monroe Co., WV. Any help would be greatly appreciated. By the way, I've looked but haven't been able to find a Snodgrass mailing list. Is there one available? Thanks for all your time and thanks in advance for any help. Lora

Can anyone help me find a family for my Henry? Hope in Va DECENDENTS OF HENRY LUCAS 1 MELVINA LAMB Born: Abt. 1855 d: in WILSON CO,NC . +HENRY LUCAS Born: Abt. 1850 m: Abt. 1880 d: in WILSON CO,NC .. 2 MARTHA ANN LUCAS Born: September 10, 1884 in WILSON CO,NC d: August 06, 1965 in BENSON,NC ...... +CHARLES DAVID STANLEY Born: June 17, 1869 in INGRAM'S TOWNSHIP, JOHNSTON CO., NC m: Abt. 1906 d: October 26, 1943 in FOUR OAKS,NC .. 2 ELIZABETH LUCAS Born: Abt. 1885 d: Unknown ...... +JESSIE LAMB Born: Unknown m: Unknown d: Unknown .. 2 SALLY LUCAS Born: Abt. 1887 d: Unknown ...... +BENNIE WOODARD Born: Unknown m: Unknown d: Unknown .. 2 ADA LUCAS Born: Abt. 1888 d: Unknown ...... +WHALEY Born: Unknown m: Unknown d: Unknown .. 2 PERRY LUCAS Born: Abt. 1889 d: Unknown .. 2 LARRY LUCAS Born: Abt. 1890 d: Unknown ...... +(BABY SIS) POWELL Born: Unknown m: Unknown d: Unknown

Dear Eric and list: It was most generous of you to share your info, and with a garage full of stuff...I'm sure your wife is tickled you find time for setting up your computer. <grin> Anyway, I have been on a blind search to find my Lucas Line (my mom's). I have come up with a little info and wonder if you or anyone else out there can help me further my research. PLEASE! The 1910 Arkansas census for Greene County has dwelling number 40/40 with 2 heads of household. This is unusual. James L. Dollons is listed as 1st head then: Ed C. Lucas (believe Edwin) is 2nd head with wife Ada. (I believe Ed is my ggrandfather, he m. Martha ADA Beatty.) Ed is 49 and m. 2 times. Ada is 36 and m. 1 time. They were m. for 17 yrs. Children 6 number living 4. Listed children are Fred (male), Mabel (daughter), Maud (daughter), Hazel (daughter). Ages 18, 14, 9, 5 respectfully. Maybe Fred was not their child? The family put in a lot of road miles. Fred b. IL , Mabel b. TN, Maud b. KY, and Hazel b. MO. Ed shows b. MO-his father US and Mother US. Ada lists Father TN, Mother KY, herself KY. Assuming she gave the info because of the completeness of her family births. I'm leaning toward believing the 2 children she lists as dead could actually have been from one of Ed's previous marriages and very much alive. They would be: Harvey Wesley Lucas - my grandfather and his sister Lula Belle Lucas Overturf. I have found Harvey's Obit. It says he died age 58 on January 11, 1945. His tombstone says 1944. He is buried in Independence County Arkansas. He m. 2Alma Bessie Summers. his 1st wife was Hattie or Mattie unkn. The Beatty family was quite prominent and I traced Ed through them. Please help me trace this line backwards. I have more current info if I have any cousins out there. Here's Hoping, Alma ---------- > From: Varnivarni@aol.com > To: LUCAS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [LUCAS-L] Lucas, Eli - Belmont Co, Ohio > Date: Monday, November 16, 1998 9:04 PM > > Hi folks. My family and I have moved, are settled, and I tracked down > Annabell Kemp's LUCAS book. It's amazing how my garage is stacked 5 feet high > with one small slice in the middle to walk and my wife and kids wanting > certain things for the kitchen, bedrooms, etc and I go for the genealogy > stuff. > > Anabell's LUCAS book lists only one Eli Lucas. On page 96 she comments on the > grandson of Thomas Lucas first in America who is Charles b 1720, son of > Charles the planter b 1693. I will copy exactly the entire page even though > what Linda Hoelscher is looking for is on the third main paragraph. The first > part is ending Charles, the planter's last three of his 9 children. > ------------------------------ > > c7--(54) Richard Lucas, b 29 July 1732 mar (1) Else ........, mar (2) Racharl > Duvall. > c8--(55) Sarah Lucas, b 12 Oct 1734 mar Capt Jesse Pigman, Sr. > c9--(56) Samuel Lucas b 23 Nov 1736 mar Elizabeth Beall. > > c1--(49) Charles Lucas (Chas 2; Thos 1) b 1 July 1720 (Swan Hughes Bible; > Cary's M.S.S. St Barnabas Chur Reg gives date as 1 July 1721) mar Elizabeth > ........ It has been reported that all of the children of Charles and > Elizabeth Evans Lucas migrated into Western Pa except this son Charles Lucas, > Jr who remained in Md and located in Montgomery Co. (See Cary's M.S.S. in Md > Hist Soc Baltimore.) > > Records show a Charles and William Lucas of Montgomery Co, Md took the Oath of > Allegiance to Md during the Rev War on 1778. Both men were then over 18 yrs > of age and both living on the same plantation or nearby, as both appeared > before the same Magistrate, Oneas Campbell. Records do not show that either > were property owners in that county in 1790. (See Hist of West Md vol 1 p > 34.) > > The Lucas family of Wash Twp Belmont Co, O, claim as their ancestor, one > Charles Lucas who fought in the Rev War for the State of Md where he was born. > It may be that their ancestor Charles Lucas, Rev War soldier, was a son of > Charles Lucas b 1720, but there is no confirmation of this. Eli Lucas son of > Charles was b in Va 1796, mar in Belmont Co, O, Martha A. Barker. They had > eleven children, and five of their sons served in the Civil War. > > Issue: > D1--Wm. Lucas. > D2--Chas Lucas, b circa 1750. The 1776 Census of Fred'k Co, Md lists a > Charles Lucas age 29 (1747) wife Susanne age 26 and children as Nancy, age 4 > yrs; Gamiana age 3 yrs; Richard age 2 yrs; Mary age 3 mos. Also at his home > was Lindoes Lucas age 18 yrs (b 1758) also Michael Orne age 9 mos. > ------------------------- > > My comments: The D1 and D2 children are that of Charles (49). And it's > unfortunate that Ms. Kemp did not expand on some of the other Lucas families. > I'm sure 500 pages on this family was enough for her. But where are all of > her records? Were they passed down? Maybe the comment regarding Charles > being in the Rev War could be a clue. Anyway, for what ever it's worth, > enjoy. > > Eric A. Johnson > Yorba Linda, CA > varnivarni@aol.com > > searching: Belmont Co and Guernsey Co, Ohio families of Gatten, Hughes, Lucas, > Vaugh(a)n.

Hi Lucas List: This is the second time I remember a Harrison Lucas be mentioned. I came across a Harrison while doing some research. The following is what I found. (Its not much). Harrison Lucas Homesteaded 20 May 1862. Harrison Arkansas. Land Office Benton County. I have a note 21 March 1896-Sorry don't remember what it was. I also found the following Lucas land owners in Arkansas in the 1800's: Andrew Lucas = land in Helena area, 24 April 1820. Crittenden County. Garland Lucas = land by script warrant act 6 May 1812-AR land office -Lee County. James Lucas = Chicot County-land office Helena-1 Dec 1849 James Lucas2 = Patentee, David Lucas, Warrentee-26 Feb 1835, land office AR-White County = 160 acres. Sarah Lucus = John Weiznor was warrentee, 160 acres, Independence County, AR land office 1 Feb 1821. Doc 23174 Accession AR 2930.043. Let me know if these names are any help to anyone. Alma Researching: LUCAS, RAWLINGS, SUMMERS, RICHARDSON, ARMSTRONG, LUPER, MANUEL, MCGINNIS, JONES, TURNER, OVERTURF, BLOCK, SMITH, et. al. ---------- > From: Linda Hoelscher <davlin2@bright.net> > To: LUCAS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [LUCAS-L] Eli Lucas > Date: Monday, November 16, 1998 4:55 PM > > Hi, I am new to the list and am looking for info on Eli Lucas. He was > born abt 1796 in Virginia and died bef 1870 in Belmont Co.,Ohio.He > married Martha Ann Barker abt 1831/32 they had 11 children Reuben, > Charles, John, Samuel, Martha Ann, Jacob,Julia Ann, David, Sarah A. > Elizabeth Ann, and William H. I think that Eli's father was Charles > Lucas son of a plantation owner. If he was he probably had 3 brothers > and 1 sister that I know of. John, Sarah, Harrison, and Henry. > > Information on any of these people would be greatly appreciated. > > Thank You > Linda Hoelscher >

Hi, I am new to the list and am looking for info on Eli Lucas. He was born abt 1796 in Virginia and died bef 1870 in Belmont Co.,Ohio.He married Martha Ann Barker abt 1831/32 they had 11 children Reuben, Charles, John, Samuel, Martha Ann, Jacob,Julia Ann, David, Sarah A. Elizabeth Ann, and William H. I think that Eli's father was Charles Lucas son of a plantation owner. If he was he probably had 3 brothers and 1 sister that I know of. John, Sarah, Harrison, and Henry. Information on any of these people would be greatly appreciated. Thank You Linda Hoelscher

Hi folks. My family and I have moved, are settled, and I tracked down Annabell Kemp's LUCAS book. It's amazing how my garage is stacked 5 feet high with one small slice in the middle to walk and my wife and kids wanting certain things for the kitchen, bedrooms, etc and I go for the genealogy stuff. Anabell's LUCAS book lists only one Eli Lucas. On page 96 she comments on the grandson of Thomas Lucas first in America who is Charles b 1720, son of Charles the planter b 1693. I will copy exactly the entire page even though what Linda Hoelscher is looking for is on the third main paragraph. The first part is ending Charles, the planter's last three of his 9 children. - ---------------------------- c7--(54) Richard Lucas, b 29 July 1732 mar (1) Else ........, mar (2) Racharl Duvall. c8--(55) Sarah Lucas, b 12 Oct 1734 mar Capt Jesse Pigman, Sr. c9--(56) Samuel Lucas b 23 Nov 1736 mar Elizabeth Beall. c1--(49) Charles Lucas (Chas 2; Thos 1) b 1 July 1720 (Swan Hughes Bible; Cary's M.S.S. St Barnabas Chur Reg gives date as 1 July 1721) mar Elizabeth ........ It has been reported that all of the children of Charles and Elizabeth Evans Lucas migrated into Western Pa except this son Charles Lucas, Jr who remained in Md and located in Montgomery Co. (See Cary's M.S.S. in Md Hist Soc Baltimore.) Records show a Charles and William Lucas of Montgomery Co, Md took the Oath of Allegiance to Md during the Rev War on 1778. Both men were then over 18 yrs of age and both living on the same plantation or nearby, as both appeared before the same Magistrate, Oneas Campbell. Records do not show that either were property owners in that county in 1790. (See Hist of West Md vol 1 p 34.) The Lucas family of Wash Twp Belmont Co, O, claim as their ancestor, one Charles Lucas who fought in the Rev War for the State of Md where he was born. It may be that their ancestor Charles Lucas, Rev War soldier, was a son of Charles Lucas b 1720, but there is no confirmation of this. Eli Lucas son of Charles was b in Va 1796, mar in Belmont Co, O, Martha A. Barker. They had eleven children, and five of their sons served in the Civil War. Issue: D1--Wm. Lucas. D2--Chas Lucas, b circa 1750. The 1776 Census of Fred'k Co, Md lists a Charles Lucas age 29 (1747) wife Susanne age 26 and children as Nancy, age 4 yrs; Gamiana age 3 yrs; Richard age 2 yrs; Mary age 3 mos. Also at his home was Lindoes Lucas age 18 yrs (b 1758) also Michael Orne age 9 mos. ------------------------- My comments: The D1 and D2 children are that of Charles (49). And it's unfortunate that Ms. Kemp did not expand on some of the other Lucas families. I'm sure 500 pages on this family was enough for her. But where are all of her records? Were they passed down? Maybe the comment regarding Charles being in the Rev War could be a clue. Anyway, for what ever it's worth, enjoy. Eric A. Johnson Yorba Linda, CA varnivarni@aol.com searching: Belmont Co and Guernsey Co, Ohio families of Gatten, Hughes, Lucas, Vaugh(a)n.

Dear Lucas Researchers--I am trying to track down some New Hampshire Lucases, in particular a Daniel Lucas, who died in 1733 in Nottingham, Rockingham county NH, and whose will is recorded in NH State Papers, 32:476-477, as follows: > In the name of God, amen, I Daniell Luckas of Nottingham in the Province > of New hampshire in Newingland being in good health of body > Item I give unto my beloved sonnes James Luckas Thomas Luckas & Andrew > Luckas all the Land that Lys in the third division and in the fourth and > Last Division belonging to me, that is to say one hundred in the third > division and seventy eight in the Last Division they being part of the > right following the home Lott Lying in fish street No five the aforesaid > hundred ackers and seventy eight to be equally divided, amongst the sd > James and Thoames & Andrue Luckas & > Item I give unto my belove ' d sonne John Luckas the sume of ten > shillings and noe more & > Item I give unto my beloved sonne William Luckas the sume of ten > Shillings and noe more ................ > Item I give unto my beloved Sonne be the Law Nea'll m'Gaghe and his wife > jean m'Gaghe aless Luckas my Daughter ten shillings and noe more > Item I give unto my Grand Daughter Mary Randell the sume of twelfh pound > ore goods to the value of sd twelfh pound at the Discreation of my > exectuor ........................... > All the rest and residue of my > personall Estate Goods & Chattells whatsoeever I doe give and bequeath > unto my Loving and faithfull wife Barbara Luckas who I ordaine my full > and sole Executor of this my Last will and testament As this will makes clear, Daniel had sons James, Thomas, Andrew, John, & William, a daughter Jane, another daughter who married a Randall, and a wife, Barbara. I believe this Daniel was the grandfather of an ancestor of mine, James Lucas, who lived with his wife Charity and his children in Vershire VT (settled by people from Nottingham, Deerfield & Northwood NH), but I have been unable to establish the links between the two men. Daniel probably removed to New Hampshire from Pembroke, Mass (Plymouth colony) and may have been an original proprietor of Nottingham NH. Any information on either his ancestors or descendants, or on any early Lucases in Pembroke, Mass, would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Michele Stepto

Sarah Isabelle SNODGRASS (b. abt. 1846 d. before 1900) md. Parker L. J. LUCAS (1846-1891) in Lincoln Co., WV on Jan. 1, 1873. They had the following children: James Madison, Alonzo Parker, Malinda Jane, Henry Rock, Ollie, Silux Oxley, Millie Maye, Thomas M., and Elisha Walter Lucas. Sarah was my gggrandmother and I would like to know more about her side of the family. They lived in/near Hamlin, Lincoln Co., WV. To date I have nothing more than her name. I did find the following item in a WV county: Joseph SNODGRASS 1790-1852 md second to Elizabeth Mannan on May 15, 1837. Joseph was the son of Joseph and Mary WALKER SNODGRASS. Four children listed: Leftwich b. about 1840, Marion b. about 1840, Sarah S. b. about 1847, and Clabourn b. about 1849. Does anyone know anything about either of the Sarah's listed or if maybe they are the same person? Both Sarah's are listed as being born about the same time. I'd appreciate any help on this matter. Thanks in advance. Lora

Hi "Joe" I have only one Thomas in my Lucas line as of yet. He was born in 1857. He had 5 siblings. -- William, Susannah, Elizabeth, Mary Jane and Richard Olver. Any connections? Regards, Melanie

Hi Leeann, I have been searching for any James Lucas's in my line, but so far haven't been too successful. I have my line back to George Lucas born 1769. I wonder if we connect somewhere? Sure willing to exchange info! Regards, Melanie

I just tried to log on Family Tree Maker, had no problems. Kathy JDHLEH@aol.com wrote: > Has anyone else had problems connecting to Family Tree Maker online? I > haven't been able to get on for 3 days. Message says the server is down, > overloaded, or unreachable at this time. Just want to make sure it's not a > problem with my computer.

Has anyone else had problems connecting to Family Tree Maker online? I haven't been able to get on for 3 days. Message says the server is down, overloaded, or unreachable at this time. Just want to make sure it's not a problem with my computer.

I am looking for information about Benedict Lucas Sr born in 1774 in Maryland (some references have him born in VA ?). His father was Ignatius Lucas Sr born 1731and his mother Catherine was born 1734. There were 11 children listed in a 1776 Maryland census, 1 male above the age of 16, 4 males under 16, and 6 females. I have quite a bit of information on Benedict's descendants if you are interested. Any information about this family would be appreciated. They eventually settled in Breckinridge County, KY but it is believed they also lived in VA at some point. Benedict's wife, Rachel Crume was from Shenandoah County, VA. Thanks and good luck!

LUCAS-L@rootsweb.com, SIRES-L@rootsweb.com, FERGUSON-L@rootsweb.com. etc. you mail in your quriery and get on the mailing list and get feed back. you first have to send a letter and type in "subscribe" to get on the mailing list I tink it is fun talk later LOIS

I was wondering if someone could send me the most resent posting again. Some how mine got deleted this morning and I didn't get to see it. Thank-you Terry AUNTIE4332