Joyce: You copy, I will type. Having found most of my Bradford & Tioga ancestors thanks to your site, I need to look for some early Chemung people too (Southport). Just advise the procedures & format. And while I'm at it, a CHEER and MANY THANKS to a member of this list who saw my aside last week about finding the Snedekers of Snedekerville. She remembered seeing the name at Oak Hill in Troy and went back to look for me. There they were! My gr-gr-gr grandparents, W.H. & Eliza Gray Snedeker who founded Snedekerville in 1865 and my gr-gr g'ma, Jessie, who died at age 20 when her babe, my great-g'ma was only 6 months old. At 600 miles away I can not put flowers on their graves for Mothers Day but it is somehow fitting that I found them this week. Lee Kinnan Fazzari In a message dated Sat, 13 May 2000 13:28:45 Central Daylight Time, JoyceTice@AOL.com writes: >>After all the time (every minute I can spare and more) I spend working on the site to make research materials available to the many hundreds of you out there, when I need something, I have to go to the library because these particular resources are not yet on my site. Is there no justice? (Just a little good natured spouting off - so please don't take it too seriously.) However, if any kind soul out there would be willing to tackle some of the Chemung County census records for the site, we would be most grateful.<<