Glad I got you guys off your butts and talking to each other on this list. Thanx for allowing me to do something constructive and helpful at least to about 6 or so of you. Out of about 60 messages I only helped about 6 so that was 10% and that is not bad. NOW I want to tell you about something else that may help us all. I want to encourage you to contribute your stuff to a FREE site that will collect many MILLER families together. Sort of a one stop research point for MILLERs. If we all contribute to Clovis MILLER's website our Miller stories or our data banks etc we can have just that a one stop research site for MILLERs. Unfortunately the URL does not merely just click and go you may have to type in the URL on your browser but try it as a click and go see or type it in and go see what Clovis has done. Go To http://www.geocities.com/webbercreek/onsite/CM003/html that is the page where my stuff is but from there go to the home page and circulate your browser to visit all the various pages. MY STUFF is there, even peripheral stuff is there until it gets too voluminous for the limits of the site whatever that may be. Anyway go look, give it a try and see if that is what you might like to do. If not no harm done, no foul, no disease contracted from this little visit. Try it you might like it, Charles.

All the action on this list has inspired me to get back into my Miller research (now I have more unfinished projects because of this - lol). I found a website that I had been to long ago, and it is really good. You can key in town or county as well as surname, and it only lists names for what you keyed in. www.geneanet.org My Miller family was in Fairfield County,Ohio in early to late 1800's and some moved on to Hocking,Hancock and Wood Counties. I will post my names in another message. Ruth Sprowls