a forwarded followup as requested. Subject: Follow-up to 7/11 From: LMytinger@aol.com Okay and I just heard from a Kimbrough researcher that my Rev John Turner died in Alabama. Family tradition stated somewhere in MO but after scouring through endless records did not find a John Turner. If this John Turner is my Rev John Turner then that makes sort of a circle with all these collateral lines of Bolling, Turner, Baker and Pennington. Also Andrew Baker and Micajah were constables in Wilkes County NC-a passing family tradition? I have a good feeling there is something here but not sure how to piece together as I don't have entire collateral line information. But here's a suggestion. There are several "lost" Baker/Bolling researchers on a new Rootsweb group and we are sharing family stories and data trying to "sew up" or search out further clues to uncovering the lines. The Penningtons are right in there with the data and perhaps you would want to participate. This is a fast-paced and apparently very expereinced group of people on this list with enormous depth of data on Bakers and Bollings with your Pennington knowledge perhaps clues and answers could develop. Leslie Gunter is thelistmaster: Lgunter@psn.net. To subscribe to the list just e-mail BAKER_BOLIN-L@rootsweb.com and type in subscribe. Write Leslie for past e-mails which has great data and background. Let her know I sent you. Only serious researchers are desired. Perhaps if you posted a few of the early VA/NC/KY Pennington/Baker or Pennington/Bolling(Bowling,Bolin,etc) marraiges we can identify those on the list who are linked to Penningtons which I think are several. Just wish we had an in-depth Turner researcher in this group. (For 3 generations my family has been trying to solve this Turner line...but the ones before didn't have the internet!) Anyway, your thoughts are welcomed and desired. Think the discussion group may help PRA too. Regards, LauraDee -- Steve Privett mailto:eqretrodr@earthlink.net http://home.earthlink.net/~eqretrodr/index.html