Thank you, y'all. *blush* This might be a good time to remind everyone that I do lookups in indexed sources pertaining to Edgecombe and surrounding counties. Contact me if you want help! We care about genealogy and history here...I get paid to do this! >I think what I am trying to say is "Don't bite the hand that >feeds you." >Betty Reason >President of the Edgecombe Co. Genealogical Society... >Traci Thompson and Jo Webb have been extremely helpful with our >research... Very well said, Betty, so rather than trying to add anything >may I >just say that you have spoken for me too, Ron Bullock Karmella, I'd be happy to put a link to your page on the library/society webpage too, if you like. >From : Karmella Haynes <kh_art@yahoo.com> I would like to share a page >that I am currently >working on at my web site. It is dedicated to piecing >together the genealogies of African ancestors >documented as property of Edgecombe Co. free white >residents. Actually, the topics discussed lately have *everything* to do with genealogical research, specifically concerning African American families, and specifically in Edgecombe county (what this list is for.) I think this is the perfect forum to discuss such. Just my opinion. >"John R. Clarke" <johnrclarke_ga@msn.com> For the past week all I have >seen on the Edgecombe mailing lists has >had little, if anything, to do >with genealogical research Might I >be so bold as to suggest the topics >covered in these recent messages >are best handled in private because a >mailing list is not the place to >discuss these types of topics. Traci the Librarian _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp