I don't have any ancestry on Matilda Roden, but I do on William. I have the same marriage date and place that you do. I have the list of children: 1. Christina b. 1850 Kentucky 2. Susan b. 1853 Missouri 3. Thomas b. 1856 Nebraska Notation at the bottom of the page: Listed in the 1870 U.S. Census - Buchanan Co., St Joseph, Missouri. William Roll was not listed in this Census. Matilda (Roden) Roll was born in Indiana. Sorry I couldn't be more help. Do you have the marriages for these children? Martha

Does anyone have any information on the ancestry of MATILDA RODEN? According to census records: 1880, Bethany twp., Osborne Co., KS, she would have been born in 1820, IN. Her father born in IN and her mother born in SC. She married WILLIAM B. ROLL 8/10/1840, in Harrison Co., IN. She may have died before 1890. Any help is appreciated. Donna Sears Chernick [email protected]

This was on the Alsace-Lorraine List. Could it be part of the ROLL line, a derivative of MANGLESE/MANGELSE, etc.? Just thought I'd forward it to the ROLL-L in case. Anyone have any insight? Audrey Pamela TASSEY at [email protected] sent this to the ALSACE-LORRAINE-L: > I am looking for Mangel in Alsace-Lorraine. Claude SR & Claude JR and Francis > Mangel, daughter who married Bernard Hagins, JR. in Butler, PA in early 1800's

Catherine Roll was the 3rd child of Isaac & Sarah (Cauldwell) Roll. She married Abner Woodruff. She was born in New Providence, N.J. and he lived first in Redstone, Penn. They died in Washington Co., Ohio. His father was John Woodruff. This should be in the package Hansel has offered to everyone. If it isn't, let me know and I will send it. I have the list of children and some cont. pages on the children. Martha

This came through on the WOODRUFF-L Discussion List. Do we have this line? Audrey ---------- > From: Kay Geist <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Mary Squires Woodruff > Date: Tuesday, February 17, 1998 11:13 PM > > Hi, > > I checked all my records. My Woodruff's were in Washington county, near > Marietta, Ohio from 1798, and there are still Woodruff's located there. > > The only Mary I have in the right age range is Mary "Polly" Woodruff, > daughter of Abner and Catharine Roll Woodruff. She was born 26 Dec. > 1788 in Springfield, New Jersey and died 20 April 1828 in Washington > county, Ohio, and is buried in Woodruff Cemetery. She married John > Curtis on 15 April 1804 in Washington Co., Ohio. Their children were > all born in Washington County, Ohio. > > I am looking for information on Chester Woodruff born 1 March 1823 in > Barlow, Washington Co., Ohio. He died 5 May 1881 in Kohako, Clark Co., > Missouri. He was married three times and I need help with his wives > names and his chldren from each wife. One of his children, Sergeant > Matthew Woodruff wrote the diary that has been published "A Union > Soldier in the Land of the Vanquished". Does anyone have information on > Chester Woodruff. Thanks for any help. > > Best Regards, > Kay Geist

Both the N.J. & Penn. Families were in Butler Co., Ohio at one time. A notation at the bottom of the page for Benjamin Roll, 1st wife, Sarah Culbertson, 2nd wife, Sarah Cory Harper, reads: Benjamin Roll was born at Derry Twp., Mifflin Co., Penn. He moved to the eastern part of Ohio, near Youngstown, at an early age. While there, he served a time in the Army. Sometime after 1815, he moved to Butler Co., Ohio where he remained until April 1823. He then settled in Darke Co., Ohio on a farm where he remained until his death. I am just beginning to add the missing pages from the file that Betty has on the Penn. Family. It is taking a lot of time because I can't tell from FTM if there's more so I have to check out everything. You certainly have been doing a lot of research. Martha

Hi Bill: I tried the URL, also got unable to connect. "Smoggy" might have made a typo. Somewhere I have a list of Woggelum researchers in the Netherlands that belong to some society, but I never contacted any of them. Nancy

Thanks Audrey, I will check it out. No, I am not sure that her name was Dew, could have been Dow. Some of the hand writing of that day is impossible to read correctly. Nancy ____ Nancy Lohbrunner [email protected]

>Date: Tue, 17 Feb 1998 17:30:46 >To: ROLL-L Mailing List >From: William Henry Roll <[email protected]> >Subject: Van Woggelum web site > >Dear Members of the Roll List, > >I got an email today from "Smoggy" <[email protected]> in the Netherlands. His/Her English is not too good. But from what I gathered the site contains Van Woggelum genealogy in Gedpage format. The message was not to clear. The URL given was > >http://www.pi.net/~woggelum > >I have not been able to connect. The internet tells me there ~is~ such a server, but that it is unable to connect. I will keep trying; probably it's just a temporary problem. > >If anyone does connect, let me know, please. > >Sincerely, >William Henry Roll >[email protected] Dear Members of the Roll List, Well, I finally got through to the Van Woggelum web site in the Netherlands. The site is operated by Hjalmar Van Woggelum. There is a good collection of Van Woggelum names back to the late 17th century. The information may prove to be useful in researching that line using the "backward Polish" research method. But part of Hjalmar's site is NOT family friendly. My apologies if you wandered into that part by accident. To avoid the part that may be offensive, you may want to access the genealogy pages through this URL instead http://home.pi.net/~woggelum/gene/html/surnames.htm If you don't click the HOME option, you will never see the other area. His server flashed on and off the internet several times while I was accessing his pages this morning. Hjalmar offers to email a GEDCOM. Sincerely, William Henry Roll [email protected] _________________________________________________________________ William Henry Roll Blythe, California [email protected] The Roll Family Genealogy Windmill http://members.aol.com/whroll "A thousand candles have burned themselves out; yet I read on."

Hello, Here are some ROLLs mentioned in "A History & Biographical Cyclopaedia of Butler Co., OH with Illustrations & Sketches of Its Representative Men & Pioneers," Western Biographical Publishing Co., Cincinnati, OH, 1882 See: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler/cyc/ and additional gleanings. This ROLL information is not on-line yet, since I just typed it for them. Do we have the lineages of these ROLLs mentioned? See how my husband's HANCOCK family is intertwined with the ROLL family and with each having a Sylvender ROLL & Sylvender HANCOCK running around? Sylvender HANCOCK was my husband's great-grandfather...and before them a casket was made for a (Capt.) John HANCOCK by John ROLL. Is it any wonder that eventually a ROLL descendant and HANCOCK would marry...but it took a long time for me to prove to my husband his "Buckeye" roots? He always thought everyone was "Hoosier." And, of course, I think this is probably the PA line of ROLLs here in Butler Co., OH, but haven't looked into it. I know Carolyn (ROLL) BRANDON is descended from the PA line and we are descended from the same SHIELDS line; and the SHIELDS were once in Butler Co., OH, also.. Audrey Shields Hancock from NJ Line of ROLLs whose descendants married into the SHIELDS line. "McGONIGLE'S. McGONIGLE's Station, on the Junction Railroad, took its name form Philip McGONIGLE, an old settler who contracted for and built one mile of the railroad at this point. He added the house used as a station, but it is yet owned by private parties. McGONIGLE had a horse-mill here in 1830, as also a still-house. Among the distinguished residents of this station have been Dr. Silas ROLL, who was here forty years ago. Dr. HANCOCK, who studied with him, was also a practitioner in this vicinity. Dr. James ROLL, a nephew of Dr. Silas ROLL, is the present practicing physician. Daniel LAREY was blacksmith here in 1806; some of the others have been Michael SHANK and Joseph HILEMAN. There is a handsome Grange hall in the village; also a Grange storehouse. A good mill is in active operation. The stone school-house, one mile north of McGonigle's, was erected in 1852 by J. S. SMILEY, contractor. There are about 50 people at the station, though it was never laid out." AND: "The following have been the names of the postmasters: Stillwell. Jacob G. STILLWELL, December 31, 1831; Willis R. DeWITT, August 16, 1842; George KYGER, March 8, 1847; Jacob G. STILLWELL, June 10, 1847; Sheldon A. CAMPBELL, February 28, 1850; Jacob G. STILLWELL, January 6, 1851; Silas ROLL, November 19, 1856; changed to McGonigle's Station, September 14, 1859." To add to this was this fact from the estate papers of (Capt.) John HANCOCK: John HANCOCK (my husband's gggg-gf) was laid to rest in a coffin made for $6.00 with the hands of Isaac ROLL who presented the bill for payment to the administrators of the estate. This occurred in 1827 in Butler Co., OH. To add to this within the estate packet of my husband's ggg-gf, John A. HANCOCK, (s/o John & gf/o Sylvender HANCOCK) was this: "Silas ROLL for medical attendance during last illness...$3.00 on 11 May 1850" (HOW ABOUT A $3.00 OFFICE CALL THESE DAYS? And this was probably a home visit. Suppose he got some tonic with it.) and these ROLLs made purchases at the estate sale of Jonas JONES in 1853. (Jonas was brother-in-law of John A. HANCOCK.): F. M. ROLL, Faney ROLL, & Sylvender ROLL. And "For visits & medical advice (for Jonas JONES, brother-in-law of John A. HANCOCK) $2.50 paid to Silas ROLL on 2 Dec 1854." And from other research is this: Israel ROLL, of Hanover Twp., Butler Co., OH, deceased wrote will 11 Mar 1876 & Codicil 3 Apr 1883. Probated 12 Jany 1884 Mentions wife: Mary L. ROLL; Children: William W. ROLL, James H. ROLL, Elias ROLL, Martha M. (ROLL) DONER, Hiram L. ROLL. Will witnesses: J. W. ROLL & J. H. ROLL. (Butler Co., OH Will Record Bk 4, 1881-1886, pp. 308-310) And this: Elijah ROSS Butler Co., OH Wills, wrote will 19 Sep 1863 and probated on the same day. Children: Gifford ROSS, Hiram P. ROSS, Marrett (probably Maryette) (ROSS) ROLL, John C. ROSS, & Jerome ROSS. Witnesses: Mary ROSS & Mary Ette ROLL (Butler Co., OH Will Record Bk 1, 1852-1864, p. 549) And this: John ROLL witnessed the will of John AYERS written 2 Jan 1866 & probated 18 Feb 1867 Butler Co., OH. Mentions children: Silas D. AYERS, Elizabeth C. SHEPHERD, & Eliza J. REES(Butler Co., OH Will Record Bk 2, 1864-1874, pp. 166-167) And this: Matthias ROLL of Hamilton, Butler Co., OH wrote will naming wife, Mary, sons: Isaac, Matthias, John, Samuel, Silas, Israel & Joseph; daughters: Charity, Ann, Polly, Abigail & Rachel. 25 Apr 1827, codicil 9 Jan 1829, codicil 6 Jun 1831, & probated Oct 1831. (Source: Butler Co., OH Old Will Record Bk. 2, 1833-1843, p. 519) And this: J. H. ROLL, M.D. along with others was on a committee who petitioned for a soldiers' monument on 25 Sep 1897. (Source: BENZING, Esther R., Historical Gleanings, Butler Co., OH, 1976, p. 4)

Dear Members of the Roll List, I got an email today from "Smoggy" <[email protected]> in the Netherlands. His/Her English is not too good. But from what I gathered the site contains Van Woggelum genealogy in Gedpage format. The message was not to clear. The URL given was http://www.pi.net/~woggelum I have not been able to connect. The internet tells me there ~is~ such a server, but that it is unable to connect. I will keep trying; probably it's just a temporary problem. If anyone does connect, let me know, please. Sincerely, William Henry Roll [email protected] _________________________________________________________________ William Henry Roll Blythe, California [email protected] The Roll Family Genealogy Windmill http://members.aol.com/whroll "A thousand candles have burned themselves out; yet I read on."

Dear Robin and Interested Others, I have come across another extensive MARSH genealogy that includes Gideon MARSH and his spouse Sarah TUCKER. ~Extensive~ documentation is included in the 13 generation file. The file is in .RTF format in a .ZIP envelope. .RTF (rich text format) can be loaded directly into your WordPad or Microsoft Word or other sophisticated word processors. The file is unsigned and was sent to me by Harman Clark, who I think is the author. I will share with anyone interested. Sincerely, William Henry Roll [email protected] _________________________________________________________________ William Henry Roll Blythe, California [email protected] The Roll Family Genealogy Windmill http://members.aol.com/whroll "A thousand candles have burned themselves out; yet I read on."

Hello, All, I remember that some of you were descended from Moses RALL/ROLL & Elizabeth Dew WYATT. Possibly one was you, Nancy. I'm doing this from the top of my head in order to get this sent. I saw a lineage go through the WYATT-L and didn't pay much attention, so deleted it. I did write down that an Elizabeth WYATT, dau/o Edward WYATT (1768-1846) & Ann GORDON, married Moses ROLL, but it didn't "ring a bell" at the time. Edward was s/o Rev. John & Alice WYATT & John was s/o Thomas T. & Margaret (HANKS) WYATT. Now, I realize this was probably of some value to some of your lineage. Well, I kept the source, so here goes if you wish to contact this lady: Vonnie GALUSHA at [email protected] who gave a descendancy chart. Also, I'm going to ask this: Are you sure that it is Elizabeth "Dew" WYATT? I notice others in this family had sons & daughters with the middle name of "Dow". Hope this helps someone connect to the other half of their ROLL line. Audrey

Dear List Members, A James E. Fisher just sent me the 14th generation from the genealogy of his RAPALJE line. It just appeared in my mailbox without so much as a word. I guess that's one of the benefits of being a webmaster. The genealogy begins with Joris Jansen Rapalje BIRTH: 24 Aug 1596 in Leyden, Holland CHRISTENED: 28 Apr 1604 in Valenciennes, Duchy of Hainault, France, St. Nicholas Church (Roman Catholic) DEATH: 21 FEB 1662/63, Wallabout, Long Island, New York Father: Abram Van Nuyssen Janssen Mother: (?) Loedwick, daughter of Hans Loedwick of Amsterdam Catalyntje Jeronomus Trico (Tricaud) Birth: 1605 in Pris, Walslant, Paris-Belgium Death: 11 Sep 1689 in Brooklyn, Kings, Long Island, New York Father:Jeronimus Jan Trico (Tricaud) Mother: Michele Sauvagie MARRIAGE: 21 JAN 1623/24, Walloon Church, Amsterdam, Netherlands 1.Sara Rapalje, born 9 Jun 1625 in Fort Orange, Albany, New York. Died about 1685 in Brooklyn, New York. Married 1)Hans Hansen Bergen 1639 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, married 2)Tunis G. Bogert. 2.Marritje RAPALJE, born 11 Mar 1626/27 in New Amsterdam, New York. Died after 1690 in Talbot, Maryland. Marritie married Micheil Pauluszen VANDERVOORT Vanderford, son of Paul VAN DER VOORT on 26 Aug 1640 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands. Micheil was born about 1615 in Dermont,Flanders, Belgium. He died 20 Sep 1692 in Talbot, Maryland. They had the following children: a)Michiel VAN DER VOORT was christened 19 Jan 1642 in New Netherlands. Michiel married (1) Christina ESCHAMP. b)Josyntie VAN DER VOORT was christened 20 Nov 1643 in New Netherlands. She died before 1647 in New Netherlands. Josyntie married (1) John JACKSON in Queen Anne, Maryland. c)Catherine VAN DER VOORT was christened 10 Sep 1645 in New Netherlands. She died 1749. d)Paulus VAN DER VOORT was christened 3 Jan 1649 in New Netherlands. He died 2 Jun 1681. Paulus married (1) Lysbeth Paulus DENKERSEN (Dircks) before 1647. Lysbeth died before 1685. Paulus also married (2) Claes Barents BLOM on 18 Apr 1685 in Maryland. e)Jan VAN DER VOORT was christened 11 Nov 1650 in New Netherlands.Jan married (1) Magdalena HUIJSMAN on 5 Apr 1701. f)Maria VAN DER VOORT was christened 27 Jul 1653 in New Netherlands. g)Hendrick VAN DER VOORT was christened 22 Aug 1655 in New Netherlands. He died before 1661. h)George Paul VANDERFORD was christened 18 Oct 1656 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands. He died in Talbot, Maryland.George married (1) Elenor HOLLINGSWORTH. i)Claertie or Catherine VAN DER VOORT was christened 27 Oct 1658 in New Netherlands. She died 24 Aug 1749.Claertie married (1) Arthur EMORY III before 1687 in Maryland. Arthur died 1699. j)Aeltje VANDERVOORT was born about 1660 in New Netherlands.Aeltje married (1) Derick JANSE. k)Elizabeth Paulus VANDERVOORT was born about 1662 in New Netherlands. Elizabeth married (1) Volckert HENDRICKSEN. 3.Jannetje RAPALJE, born 18 Aug 1628 in New Amsterdam, New York. Died after 1706 in Brooklyn, New York. Married Rem Jansen Vanderbeeck on 12 Dec 1642. 1.Annetje VAN DER BEECK 2.Belitie VAN DER BEECK 3.Jan VAN DER BEECK 4.Joris VAN DER BEECK 5.Rem VAN DER BEECK 6.Hillitje VAN DER BEECK 7.Catalina VAN DER BEECK 8.Femmetje VAN DER BEECK 9.Anna VAN DER BEECK 10.Jacob VAN DER BEECK 11.Jeronymus VAN DER BEECK 12.Daniel VAN DER BEECK 13.Abraham VAN DER BEECK 14.Sarah VAN DER BEECK 15.Isaac VAN DER BEECK 16.Jeremais VAN DER BEECK 17.Jannetje VAN DER BEECK 4.Judith RAPALJE, born 5 July 1633 in New Amsterdam, New York. Died before 1726 in Somerset County, New Jersey. Married Pieter Pieterzen Van Ness, born 1625, Utrecht, Holland, married in 1652. 1.Pieter VAN NEST 2.Sytje Josyntje VAN NEST 3.Jeronimus VAN NEST 4.Cathryntie VAN NEST 5.Lysbeth VAN NEST 6.Catalyn VAN NEST 7.Sarah VAN NEST 8.Joris VAN NEST 9.Marritie VAN NEST 10.Josina VAN NEST.... There is much more, including extensive notes at the end. Spouse of Pieter VAN NEST is ~not~ included. This isn't my direct line, but Pieter's spouse Tryntje ROLL is my 8th great aunt, and I have an interest there. I can send you the complete Microsoft Word 6.0 file, or translate it to plain text, and send it to anyone interested by email. Sincerely, William Henry Roll [email protected] _________________________________________________________________ William Henry Roll Blythe, California [email protected] The Roll Family Genealogy Windmill http://members.aol.com/whroll "A thousand candles have burned themselves out; yet I read on."

Dear Robin and Others Interested, I switched from Netscape Gold 3.0 to Internet Explorer 4.0 today, and was trying it out. Oddly enough my other software seems to run faster now, but my hard drive seems to have slowed down a lot when using Explorer, could this be a result of 32 bit access? In the process, I came across this... Benjamin CLARK m._____ Catherine CLARK b abt 1773, d. abt 1854 m. 09 Nov 1792, Westfield Presbyterian Chu., Hugh MARSH children: Charles MARSH b. 1773 Gideon MARSH b. 1775 Elizabeth MARSH b. 21 Aug 1776 Rachel MARSH b. 15 Nov 1778 I didn't find a Julia Anne, though. But that isn't necessarily a problem. Could this be our Gideon MARSH? He married a TUCKER? May have been married more than once. His age and location seem right. Anyone have information about Eliakim MARSH's brothers and sisters or parents? It seems that the CLARKs were Presbyterians, and the MARSHes were Quakers. Most of the MARSHes moved to Pennsylvania. I was looking for VAN WOGGELUMs, and found a connection to the MARSH and CLARK families. I think I saw MARSHes marrying VAILs and SHOTWELLs, who were also Quakers. I know MARSH isn't my line, but I see a benefit in studying Quakers from the area, as they intermarried to avoid spouses of a foreign religion. This can provide leads for the ROLL family research. Lots of names from the ROLL line appear in this data. In any event, if anyone is interested, the URL for the data is http://www.commercial.com/kinware Sincerely, William Henry Roll [email protected] _________________________________________________________________ William Henry Roll Blythe, California [email protected] The Roll Family Genealogy Windmill http://members.aol.com/whroll "A thousand candles have burned themselves out; yet I read on."

In a message dated 98-02-04 11:56:42 EST, you write: << In hard copy, it is a little more difficult. There are right now 576 pages (288 double sided pages) of Family Group Sheets. And probably about 100 pages of magazine articles etc of interest. It also has 27 pages of indexed names. If anyone would like this in hard copy, I will provide it if you are willing to help in the cost - Family Group Sheets & Index--------------------5.00 >> Hansel, Regarding my last message...I don't remember if I made a formal request of you, but I would like to get the above. It's very generous of you to offer to send these out. Take your time as you probably got several requests - just send to my office location. Thansk again, Dave Kane

HI Nancy All I know is that I decend from john and mary roll from armstrong county pa in the part that became clarion county in 1839 I know that john was born in 1735 and died on Jan 17 1815 I do not have any information on mary I am not sure what her last name was and I have no infomation on parents that I have proof on as well. I do have the information from his will. Byron Roll From Nancy Lohbrunner > To: [email protected] > Subject: [ROLL-L] attn: BYRON > Date: Tuesday, February 10, 1998 6:29 PM > > Hello Bryron: > > Welcome to the list, it is always a pleasure to have another ROLL > researcher on-line. What is your line? Do you go back to John Roll > and Mary? If so do you know who their parents were? I am looking > for proof of who his parents were, as I am trying to straighten out > all the John Roll's of this period. > > > > ____ > Nancy Lohbrunner > [email protected] >

Hello Bryron: Welcome to the list, it is always a pleasure to have another ROLL researcher on-line. What is your line? Do you go back to John Roll and Mary? If so do you know who their parents were? I am looking for proof of who his parents were, as I am trying to straighten out all the John Roll's of this period. ____ Nancy Lohbrunner [email protected]

I'm passing this on. It's from a well-known writer for www.ancestry.com. You might also be interested in the copyright issue in the Jan/Feb 1998 issue of Ancestry magazine. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Are you putting out information about yourself, your children, and other living relatives over the internet? If so, this message is for you!!! Missing Links, Vol.2 #22 Where Are Your GEDCOMS Tonight? By Myra Vanderpool Gormley, CG Is personal information about you, your children and living relatives posted on a web page where any crook or kook can find it? It may be if you have shared your genealogical data via GEDCOM, pedigree charts or family group sheets. (Use any search engine and look for your names and check GenDex (http://www.gendex.com/ ) as well as visit some of the commercial vendors' websites who encourage software owners to contribute their GEDCOMS.) Are you guilty of invading the privacy of others, such as your living relatives, by passing along their genealogical data to someone else without their expressed written permission? You are, if you have shared your genealogical databases or research notes with a third party. The dead do not have a right to privacy, but the living do. Genealogists are sharing, caring people, and most of us think nothing of handing over all of our genealogical data to distant cousins, even strangers. "We should start thinking," says a Prodigy member in the Genealogy BB's COFFEE SHOP topic under "Sharing Data on the Web." The idea of sharing is good and technology has made it easy. However, technology is not an exclusive tool for honest people. If detailed personal information about you and your living relatives is on the internet, crooks can and do find it, and some scam artist may use it to hoodwink your grandmother into giving out the secrets that will open her bank account. It has happened. Your relatives have the same rights to privacy that you do and among these rights are: 1. Appropriation of one's name or likeness by another without consent; 2. The right to be free of unreasonable and highly offensive intrusions into one's seclusion, including the right to be free of highly objectionable disclosure of private information in which the public has no legitimate interest; and 3. False light in the public eye -- the right to avoid false attributions of authorship or association. Publishing (and putting it on a GEDCOM, chart or on the web is publishing) genealogical information about a living person without their consent may involve all three aspects of their right to privacy and they may be able to seek legal relief through a civil lawsuit. What can you do? -- If you find someone has posted information about you or living relatives on the internet, ask them to take it down. Be as forceful as is necessary. -- Exclude information about any living persons from your GEDCOMS and charts before sharing with others. Most genealogy software will allow you to exclude all persons born after a particular date, which you can pick as 1920, 1910 or 1900, for example. Or use a handy utility program called GEDClean (http://members.aol.com/tomraynor2/gedclean.htm). A copy of this freeware (Windows 3.x or Win95) is posted in the Genealogy File Library or your can download it from the above web site. -- Educate yourself about privacy issues on the internet: (http://genealogy.tbox.com/jog/aug96/advanced.html) Share your genealogical data, but don't intrude on others' privacy and do not allow them to violate yours.

Martha---do you have Hansels Address I want take him up on his offer, I deleted that message by mistake,I come from the penn line this information should by very helpful to me. thanks Byron ---------- > From: Martha Roll <[email protected]> > To: Roll <[email protected]> > Subject: [ROLL-L] Hansel's Offer > Date: Monday, February 09, 1998 10:33 AM > > Hansel has made you all a very generous offer. It is over 20 years of > research and in my opinion, it's the most you'll ever get for $15. It > probably won't be in the same format that I have been sending pages of this > research but it will be all there. I have a little more than he mentioned > but not a lot. I will be glad to fill in what else I do have on it. The > price he asked won't hardly cover the postage. It will save all the > researchers a lot of time by not having to cover what we have already done. > I tried to make notations for anyone who needed documentation that it > would be easier for them to do that. > With Hansel's offer and Betty's work on the Penn. Family, all I have to > do is check out what you don't have and send it. The Switzerland Family is > a small notebook but the not-connected is quite large and I hope a lot of > that can be connected. > I hope you all get this information from Hansel and I thank Hansel for > offering it for such a low price. > Martha >