There are topographical maps that show details of the terrain and most states, if not counties, have them probably for a fee. ----- Original Message ----- From: Debra Ann Yamrus Dew <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 4:46 PM Subject: [NCROBESO-L] Help ! Migration Routes > Hi Everyone, > > I'm in need of some help. Family (folk lore so to speak) says > that My JENKINS came down from the mountains by way of the river and > landed first in Fairmont, then migrated down to the Barnesville area. And > a relative remembers her grandfather talking about visiting relatives in > Rockingham, also that they might have originated out of the Virginia's. > In one of the older wills there were several canoes listed as > possessions. > > Now what I'm in need of so that I can possiably have an idea as > to which counties to start checking out for my JENKINS is a state map > showing counties and rivers. This way I can follow the rivers through the > proper counties looking. I know there must be several different rivers > running to the mountains, either over to N.C. or the Virginia's. > Does such a map exist that I can access on the internet, and > possiably print out / If not is their any written information as to > migration routes that might help me out. > > Thanks very much, > > Debby > > [email protected] > >