I'm so very sorry to hear about Charlotte. When we were in Columbus in 1994, she spent hours and hours over several days helping us search the PVK records in the basement at the museum and in the courthouse. She took us around to churches of our ancestors and was just a font of information. We were never able to thank her enough. In 2009 we visited with her again, and while she was not in the best of health, took us around again to see the sights, including the Indian School in Genoa. It was closed, but she had access and gave us a personally guided tour. Tom and I were very happy to go through that historical building. We will always treasure the time we spent with her and are prayerfully giving thanks for her life and send condolences to her loving family. Judy Schefcick Martin, an almost-lifelong New Yorker born in Columbus, now residing in Jacksonville, FL On Jun 26, 2011, at 1:41 PM, Shirley Martys wrote: > > http://www.gasshaney.com/ > > Not sure how many of you are aware that we have lost a great lover of the genealogy world. Charlotte Morton has passed away and will be missed by many of her friends and commrads in the genealogy world. If not for Charlotte, I would never have gotton started in this fantastic hobby. She was always willing to give a hand when she could had many years of experience to pass on. Now she will be able to meet all those ancestors she was looking for over the years.... Shirley > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message