Hi, I am forwarding your message to the Shannon and Marrs list, you might find some connections there for your Inklish. Can you tell me a bit more about your Kerr connection. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nick Inglish" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2000 4:25 AM Subject: Surname Searches > Mr. Kerr, > > I am doing some minor researching into my family genealogy (mostly for > fun), and I happened to cross upon your Gen Web Project site during > work. Genealogy has always interested me, but I rarely find the time to > examine my family ties. > > My name is Nicholas Inglish. I've been trying to find out how far back > my roots go, but so far I've only been successful at finding the first > Inglish that arrived in America, sometime around 1765. My surname, > however, is purported to go as far back as the Crusades, and that's > where I'm trying to trace it to. > > I noticed your tree in the Genealogy Workshop, but so far I'm only > seeing William Joseph Inglish in it. If you like, I may be able to give > you more information about this man and the generations that followed > him. My father, Kenneth Inglish, has a family tree written out (sort > of), branching from W.J. Inglish (I think) and ending with my > generation. > > Another reason I am contacting you is because I, too, am related to the > Kerrs. My grandmother's name was Dora Josephine Kerr, and she married my > grandfather, Seth Ward "Casey" Inglish. > > My family and I are currently living near Gainesville, TX. If you would > like to contact us, I have two different email addresses that you can > reach us at: > > > Home email address: [email protected] (I check it each night) > > My work email: [email protected] (8:00 am - 5:00 pm) > > > Let me know if I can be of assistance to you. > > > Sincerely, > > > Nicholas (Nick) Inglish >