Hello all those with ancestors in Southwestern Pennsylvania. I apologize if you receive this from more than one list. I am posting this to the lists that have requested updates regarding this event. Many of you have registered your surnames for the Surname Registry for "Mother Cumberland-A Harvest of Memories: Reunion: 2003". Just a reminder: The reunion is for anyone with an ancestor of any surname who lived in Southwestern Pennsylvania during the 1700's. (Anyone is welcome to attend.) The surname registry is where you can submit the surnames you are working on, with your name and address and e-mail address. There is no cost to submit your surnames. The purpose is to help you get in touch with others working on your same surnames. Nearly 400 of you have submitted your surnames to the Registry. A recent e-mail update that we sent out revealed that 63 of those e-mail addresses that were submitted to the Registry, bounced. We are getting ready to print the finished Registry to be sold inconjunction with the reunion. If you have changed your e-mail address since submitting the information, please contact me to update your e-mail address. If you would like a registration flyer, 1. you can access the information online by clicking here>> <A HREF="http://bradyheritage.org/Mother%20Cumberland%20Reunion%20%202003%20,%20A%20Harvest%20of%20Memories.htm"> Reunion 2003 Info</A> You can find Registration forms, info on meals, lodging, schedule of events for Friday the 18th of July and Saturday the 19th of July, as well as general information on what to bring, camping, etc. 2. or if you would like a registration packet sent by US mail, please send a #10 SASE with 60 cents postage to: Donna Cuillard, Reunion 2003 6497 Dowel Dr. #1 Simi Valley, CA 93063 Questions on the reunion or the registry? please feel free to contact me at the e-mail address listed above, which is dcuillard@aol.com So..... hitch up the team, load up the wagon and head on home to Mother! Cumberland. Bring your children and walk on the land where your ancestors walked, rest under the shade of their ancient trees, touch the dirt where they plowed, and spend a moment kneeling at their graves.