At 10:44 PM 11-29-1997 -0600, you wrote: >My message with Attn: Kathy on 11/25 gave the account for Roll, Indiana to >have it's name changed from Dundee to Roll. It is in Blackford Co., >Indiana, just East of Marion, Indiana on S.R. 18. > I sent, tonight, P. 9 from my records, on Jacob & 1st wife, Elizabeth >Mills and 2nd wife, Nancy Picket (Pecket) Roll. This is my entire page >with birth and death dates for all that I have on the family. If I have a >page # to the left of the child's name, I have more information on that >family. I have a copy of Jacob Roll's WILL and it is on the little disk >and I can send a copy of that to anyone who wants it. The move to Ohio had >to be after the marriage to Nancy since I have it they were married at New >Providence, N.J. > Nancy, I don't have Daniel as their son but that doesn't mean he >wasn't. My records are not complete and if you notice, I don't have >middle names for any of these children. > I have spent the entire evening at a friend's house who has a scanner. > We finally, figured out how to get the WILL onto a little disk but did not >figure out how to send it through E-Mail. I can get it from the disk and >send it through E-Mail now but just couldn't get it to go direct from the >scanner to the mail. They couldn't find the book on the scanner. If >someone doesn't have this WILL and would like it, I can send it. > In the Will, it does not mention Aaron but that could be a dispute in >the family. It doesn't list the last 4 children either. It mentions his >wife, not by name, as a cripple. >Anyway, you can see for yourself. > Since several people are descended from this line, you can help bring >it more up to date. This page is not nearly as complete as many other >pages in the notebook. Most pages, have a continued page # for every child >or almost every child. > I hope all this helps. >Martha > Martha and anyone else interested, You need a little Windows program called WinZip. You can download it over the internet, or I can send it to you. WinZip takes a binary file, like a scanned image, and shrinks and translates in into text so it can be sent as an email attachment. The recipient will need WinZip to un-shrink and translate the file back into its original binary form. The WinZip program I will send you, if you want it, is also zipped. But it is a special kind of zip file. It's an executable. You put it in the directory where you want the WinZip program to go, and run it from Windows Explorer. It extracts itself from text to binary form. If you would rather download it yourself from the internet using Netscape or other browser, here's the address that will take you to the correct download page I got from Alta Vista... DOWNLOAD.COM -- WinZip (32-bit) download.com -- the way to download software on the Internet. Searchable up-to-date software database of selected software files from CNET. http://www.download.com/PC/Result/TitleDetail/0,4,187-18840-g,501000.html size 13K - 21-Aug-97 You should download it to your "c:\temp\" folder first, then move it to the folder you want. Usually that's "c:\winzip\" -Bill _________________________________________________________________ William Henry Roll Blythe, California [email protected] The Roll Family Genealogy Windmill http://members.aol.com/whroll The genealogy of the ROLL, MANGEL and VAN WOGGELUM families "A thousand candles have burned themselves out; yet I read on."