The update is a few days late and not much to add at all this month. Working at a CPA firm, the month of April leaves little time to breath with taxes due, let alone work on one's hobbies. So I apologize for not having more this month to add and May's update will be a little bit better. The Website has gotten too large for the Free Search engine I use so I hope next month to change that. In the meantime know that although your search will pick up the majority of items on the site, it will not pick up all. So in the meantime, until I can find another way to get the search engine free that will not have limits, you might want to view the pages individually. A visitor to the site, Georgene Hurst/Blair emailed me last month after she was unable to contact one of the contributors Charles L. Weidinger through the email that appeared on the items he contributed hoping I would have information on how to contact him. After replying to her that I only have what's on the site, she was kind enough to get back with me after she did some investigation into locating him. Unfortunately she came back with the sad news that Charles had passed on July 30 2006. I have placed a memorial at each of the items he contributed. He will be surely missed because he was one of the major contributors to the site. Now to the update: Schools Eastern Grade School in or around Chillicothe Photo of class of 1936/37 Contributed by Heather Ziccardi Thank you Heather for your kind contribution. That's it folks, again sorry its not much at all. Next update will be toward the end of May. Again, thank you for the contributions and Georgene's information on Charles Weidinger. Any and all contributions welcomed. Chyrl Lawrence-Bulger Ross County Coordinator OHGenWeb

Thanks for volunteering to be the coordinator. I appreciate looking for my Lucas and Search ancestors here! Judy Johnson Peterson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chyrl Lawrence-Bulger" <myancestry@msn.com> To: "ohross" <ohross@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2007 9:26 AM Subject: [OHROSS] Ross Co OHGenWeb Update > The update is a few days late and not much to add at all this month. > Working at a CPA firm, the month of April leaves little time to breath > with taxes due, let alone work on one's hobbies. So I apologize for not > having more this month to add and May's update will be a little bit > better. > > The Website has gotten too large for the Free Search engine I use so I > hope next month to change that. In the meantime know that although your > search will pick up the majority of items on the site, it will not pick up > all. So in the meantime, until I can find another way to get the search > engine free that will not have limits, you might want to view the pages > individually. > > A visitor to the site, Georgene Hurst/Blair emailed me last month after > she was unable to contact one of the contributors Charles L. Weidinger > through the email that appeared on the items he contributed hoping I would > have information on how to contact him. After replying to her that I only > have what's on the site, she was kind enough to get back with me after she > did some investigation into locating him. Unfortunately she came back > with the sad news that Charles had passed on July 30 2006. I have placed > a memorial at each of the items he contributed. He will be surely missed > because he was one of the major contributors to the site. > > Now to the update: > > Schools > > Eastern Grade School in or around Chillicothe > Photo of class of 1936/37 > Contributed by Heather Ziccardi > > Thank you Heather for your kind contribution. > > > That's it folks, again sorry its not much at all. Next update will be > toward the end of May. Again, thank you for the contributions and > Georgene's information on Charles Weidinger. Any and all contributions > welcomed. > > Chyrl Lawrence-Bulger > Ross County Coordinator OHGenWeb > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > OHROSS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >