I have connections to the SAPPs of Knox Co, Ohio; mine were mostly in Muskingum Co, but those all seem to be connected. My line came from Allegany Co, MD (1770s) to Ohio, and on to Iowa. (No Georgia connections, ya'll...) Rather than try to copy a bunch of my Ohio stuff into a post, I'll refer you instead to my web page: <http://members.tripod.com/~smith_editorial/mksgen.html>. And anyone else who wants to check their data against what I have is, of course, more than welcome! NOTE: I am in the process of completely reorganizing my genealogy pages and moving them to a different site, in order to separate them (and all my other "fun" stuff) from my business page. But I'll post the new address when it's ready for prime time.... Mike Michael K. Smith Smith Editorial Services mksmith1@bellsouth.net ICQ #15741870 http://smith_editorial.tripod.com/ses.html ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ THESAURUS (n.): An ancient reptile with an excellent vocabulary |-----Original Message----- |From: rjamest@bellsouth.net [mailto:rjamest@bellsouth.net] |Sent: Monday, 08 November, 1999 11:24 AM |To: SAPP-L@rootsweb.com |Subject: Research SAPP, George | | |SAPP, George. b. 09- 1815/1819, OH. according to census. d.1891. m. |Isabelle Haning (dau, of Moses Haning-Elizabeth McKinstry) 1843 Athens |County, Ohio. [...snip...] |Four reasearchers are stumped! We assume that we should begin searching |in Jefferson and Knox County Ohio. Possible links are appreciated.