Hi Everyone, Thank you all for the information on St. Peter's. Thurman's postings of Dr Emmel's photos is wonderful. Thank you to Chris for the wonderful photo (including graveyard) and all the rest of you for your help. It would be great if someone would do a pencil drawing that would be available to the Sackett List and the TSFA for purchase by members. Hint, hint. This is the best family list I've ever belonged. You are great. Patty B

On Monday, February 23, 2004, at 05:58 PM, pbohler wrote: > Hi Everyone, Thank you all for the information on St. Peter's. > Thurman's postings of Dr Emmel's photos is wonderful. Thank you to > Chris for the wonderful photo (including graveyard) and all the rest of > you for your help. It would be great if someone would do a pencil > drawing that would be available to the Sackett List and the TSFA for > purchase by members. Hint, hint. This is the best family list I've ever > belonged. You are great. Patty B ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ My Sackett line did not migrate from Ramsgate, Kent Co., England, to New York City until about 1836; while in England, they (and probably relatives) belonged to the Saint Lawrence Parish in Ramsgate. Anyone taking or getting pictures of St. Peter church in Thanet, may also wish to get pics of St. Lawrence Parish (Ramsgate, Kent Co, England) at same time. A cousin over there wrote me that the cemetary at St. Lawrence was severely damaged by German bombs during WWII, but did not mention the church. Gordon Sackett Adams: goradams@sbcglobal.net > >