In the Hickory paper before 1910 was an article about W.S. Will Stroup, he was married to one of Jule Pooveys Daughters. they took in Two of my Rink line because the sisters were very elderly and had no cash to speak of, so if they signed over their land to him he would take care of them until they died. Which they did and Mr. Stroup kept his word. Mr. and Mrs. Robey Poovey ended up with the Rink sisters belongings which were very fine beds and dust ruffles as well as old German Almanacs. I am not trying to lay any claim to these articles that belonged to my family but I would love to have pictures of any of the things that still exist. This would mean so very much to me and my family. I visited Germany about 5 years ago and found where they came from in 1776. If you are a member of this Poovey line and know of these articles I would love to talk with you and see if I could get pictures of any of the articles that belonged to Amy and Sivila Rink. Thanks to any of these Poove! y lines for any information on this subject. Mary Rink Harbinson Richland, Washinton