I posted this same question to the list back in 1999, and still need an answer. Meanwhile, my email address had changed, and I wonder if I missed any replies because of that. Let's try again . . . Mary (Salter) Knox's first husband, John KNOX died at Gagetown, NB on 18 Nov 1819, the day before their 41st wedding anniversary. The widow Mary KNOX was remarried to George PORTER at Gagetown on 9 Dec 1824. After that they both seemed to disappear, even though George had owned a farm on Lot 27 at Maquapit Lake in Sheffield, NB. I later discovered that George Porter was drowned on 9 Oct 1834 and buried at Gagetown. But what became of his widow, Mary (Salter) Knox-Porter? Does anyone have any information on where or when she might have died and been buried? -------------------------------------------------- Those who say something cannot be done should not interrupt the one doing it. (Chinese Proverb)

Hi C B, Have you checked out the new Advanced Search Engine for the mailing lists that Rootsweb now has. http://archiver.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/search I went there and put in Salter in the Body field, 1999 in the year, New Brunswick in the List... Guess what . . . your message with your old email address came up 1st along with 7 other "hits". Leaving off the year, I got 33 "hits". Once you click on the message, you can see the entire thread and if there were any replies. There's also a new pilot project in the works for indexing all the "state" sites at US GenWeb They're working on indexing all the states' web sites, but have the original 13 done now. http://www.usgenweb-search.us/FAQ.html Ah, haven't we all changed out email address at some point or another. Have you signed up for an account at Rootsweb? By doing this, you can "link" all the "postems" at SSDI, and the World Connect Project; it will show you ALL the lists you are subscribed to and provide an automated link to unsubscribe to them as well as a link to view the archives. Visit https://myaccount.rootsweb.com/signin You are also able to link all the IDs that you had previously created when posting to various locations on Rootsweb. Check Password Central out as well http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com/ Good luck, Marilyn ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~``` C B Knox wrote: > I posted this same question to the list back in 1999, and still need an > answer. Meanwhile, my email address had changed, and I wonder if I > missed any replies because of that. Let's try again . . .