Connie, Sorry, I lost the thread on this one. Who are we supposed to be looking for in 1920? Lou ---------------------original message------------------------ In a message dated 11/02/03 4:25:44 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << HI, I have tried for 3 days to get this message off as a follow-up to previous messages. MY wireless keyboard seems to be malfunctioning even with new batteries so if it's full of mistakes that is why. As far as I know the information I gave about George and Jennie is correct except for their ages. I realized that after i sent the message. they had to b 49 or 50. i don 't know Jennie's middle name but her daughter is listed as jennie on the 1910 census whom I always heard referred to as Jane. Maybe Jennie is a nickname for Jane. Years ago, in Scotland it was a tradition to name your oldest daughter after your husband's mother and the second one after your own mother. Jennie 's mother is believed to be Jane Dewar and her father was Duncan Mclellan , who sounds like a Scotchman to me so I am really puzzled about the reference o French I never heard of anyone in the family being French. I do believe it is my family, however. So, George sr. and Jennie were still alive in 1910. Can anyone find them in the 1920 census? I would appreciate it very much. ! If any other info I have is wrong please let me know. Connie >>