----- Original Message ----- From: <Linumbienn@aol.com> To: <chasfies@worldnet.att.net> Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2001 8:25 PM Subject: Egle's Notes CD > Hi Charles, > Noticed with interest your response (Dauphin County List) on the FTM CD > covering Egle's notes. Can I add my voice to those who would like to know > where to buy this CD? Also, do you know if it is necessary to have the FTM > software to make use of the CD? I am researching the THOME surname and wonder > if there are instances of this surname on the CD? John Thome was a Justice > of the Peace in Lebanon durring the American Revolution and later was the > Lebanon County Treasurer. I have found useful information about John and his > decendents in a book entitled, "History of Lebanon County", by Egle, but it > sounds like these CD notes are a different source. Thanks for any help. > > George (soon to be retired!)::}~ > JOHN THOME, born 1738, died Oct 8, 1804 is referenced throughout Egle's Notes about 13 times, including a son JOHN THOME and NANCY ROBINSON, married by Rev. Snodgrass on April 16, 1807. There are quite a few other references to various THOME names, also,. Your Inbox (or maybe Trash Bin) should contain at least half a dozen references to sources of Egle's CD, including direct from FTW (Family Tree Maker for Windows). Regards, Charlie Fies