I have an all_sapp.ged, Gedcom file, of the various Sapp information others on this list have sent to me. Some of the lines are connected, lots of them are not. I keep the database, and when I find new Sapps, from about 1850's back to the early 1700's, I enter the information in the database. All the connections are made that I am aware of. There is NO (repeat NO) documention for most of the links and dates given. It is not a repeat of the books on the Sapps that have been written, ie; Sapp Families of North Carolina 1763-1853, or A Few Steps Back with the Sapp Family, or A History of the Sapp Family. Some of the names I have are also in the books, but the information is not taken from the books. Where I could, I have tried to verify some of the material with the published books, but not very much lends itself to this. Many researchers have contributed bits of information to this database, and I am afraid I have not always documented their efforts, but in the interest of Sapp research, and in the spirit which I received the info, I will be glad to send to anyone that wants a copy, the all_sapp.ged. It will be sent as an attachment, a self-extracting Zip file, Sapp.exe. It is approx. 300KB in size, compressed to about 90KB. You must have a Gedcom compatable genealogy program to use this file. Please don't ask me who is in the file, there are approx. 2722 individuals in the file, most of them Sapps, others are relations. If you would like a copy, let me know. I also have files of Sapp vitals, marriage, births, extracted from CD's, such as census, etc.-Bill