Everyone: I have enjoyed reading your queries on the Reeves line the past couple of day. :) There were so many! For some reason I have not been able to connect with my mail since Dec. 26 when all the rain started here in CA. We are still under flood watch with the levees breaking all around us. We are in the safe zone, up too high. A friend's house sits on a birm that is now an island. They visited their house the other day in a row boat.:( With all the messages that I had, there still was not even one I could connect to. :( If I ever find some new info I just might be able to connect to one of you one of these days. In the meantime I have asked Bob, with the Reeves book to help out. If anyone has connections to Newton County Arkansas, where the daughters of my Williams Reeves settled, I have lots of info I can share. I have a large cemetery book, 1850-1880 census books, and marriage books A-D and H. Greg, I do not have enough Reeves info to waste a disk on. When I printed out what I had it was only 3 pages spead out which includes documentation and notes. I would be happy to send you a copy, by mail or email whichever you would prefer, for your repository. By the way, I think your idea for a repository it great. Thanks for Kim Waddle's email address. By any chance does someone out there have a copy of North and South Carolina Marriage Records, From the Earliest Colonial Days to the Civil War by William M. Clemens? It was originally published in 1927 and reprinted in 1995. Hoping for good news ;) Marlyne rbnatali@inreach.com ------------------------------