Shirley's recent analysis of the Fauquier records and the Jackmans was most enlightning. I imagine that everyone on the list feels just like I do when I see her name jump up on the list mail. I always know there will be good stuff coming! Her discussion today of the Middlesex connection was excellent. How can we get copies of the Vol. One #1 of the Neville Heritage Review? (I tried to order a copy but never received it). I do have #2 and wonder if there will ever be a #3? I have just one addition to make - which may be old stuff to some of you - but which I feel helps make the case for James Nevill's wife being Sarah Jackman. This is from Peggy Shomo Joyner's Abstracts of Virginia's Northern Neck Warrants & Surveys, p. 143: Joseph Taylor, assignee of William Hampton, assignee of Mr. Richard Hampton (another familiar surname for us) for whom survd; 1 Nov. 1762 - Apr. 1764; 270 a. on Cedar Run; adj. Thomas Jackman, Joseph Neavill, Col George Fairfax, Waugh Darnall. CC - Jesse Alexander & William Hampton. Surv. John Moffett. survey Consented to by Mr. Geo: Neavill, Junr. I interrupt this to mean that Thomas Jackman and Joseph Neavill lived on adjoining tracks. I am convinced that my ancestor James Nevill married Sarah Jackman, the girl next door! Thanks again, Shirely. Bev Nelson