Good morning! Monday's roll around terribly fast don't they? I wanted to share a story that makes genealogy worth it all. About a month ago, I was contacted by a gentleman in Christian Co who had found my name on one of my Gorin books owned by a lady there. This lady and I had corresponded back in the early 1970's on the Gorin clan from Christian, Logan, Warren and Todd Counties. Over the years we had lost contact and this gentleman hunted around until he found me (I was in AZ when I published the book he had). The lady had died and was an outstanding researcher. She had willed copies of all of her materials to several of the family members who she knew would take care of them This gentleman sent me a cd with two huge gedcom files of her entire research and it is really good. One thing led to another and he spoke of a young man in TN who was tremendously interested in the Gorin genealogy plus other lines resulting from marriages of the Gorin gals. They knew that I, after many years of hunting, had acquired the Henry Gorin Bible which I think every Gorin descendant knows about and has been hunting for. (A story in itself!) This young man (meaning younger than me!) called and asked if he could come visit me sometime soon to see the Bible. I agreed although I seldom handled the Bible due to its extreme age (the Bible was published about 1800). Yesterday, as I started to stretch out for a nap after church and lunch, he called and asked if they could drive up from mid TN. Well, we spent about 4 hours visiting with he, his wife and two sweet children; taking pictures, swapping stories. He knew very little of the early days of the Gorin family or how we all connected. I took them out to Glasgow Municipal Cemetery to see the graves of John Gorin here - brother of his and my daughters' line. Last night, when they returned home, he e-mailed me pictures of the Harrison cemetery which I would have never found; put me in contact with other relatives who are putting all the families together and expanded my knowledge of the Gorin daughters and their spouses. Moral of the story. A simple letter I had written in 1970 resulted 42 years later if my being given 6,000 plus new kin for the family tree (fully documented), new friends - and resulted in their branch being able to see the family Bible that had taken me 21 years to find. Don't give up!!! Sometime I'll tell you about my quest for that Bible and the most unusual place it was found! Keep looking, writing and you'll never know what your research will result it! Now - Charlie has posted the answer to last week's puzzler on the website. I told you that I was going to give you an easy one to re-kick off the puzzlers. Now this one ... most unusual! I will be in total shock if any of you get the answer and there is only one thing I am looking for. Have fun! See you tomorrow - Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

Since I didn't post from Warren Co last week, I'm altering my normal posting schedule. Continuation of the Pioneer Cemetery in Warren Co. Campbell: Mary J (d/o David), Sarah C (d/o David and Sarah) Carrell: Nero Carson: Susan Challen: Mrs Sarah E. Chapeze: Rachel (d/op John & R. Ann) Chapline: William Cheek: Thomas, S P (d/o Rev. S B Robertson) Clark: Elizabeth, John B, Mrs S E (w/o John B), Susan A E, Wm. Clary: Mrs. Elizabeth Colcamp: Casper, Henry Collett: Walter J. Cook: John, Margaret Malissa (d/o A & L), Margaret P (w/o John), Anna (w/o John W Sr), Giles Wm. (s/o W P & H U), John W Sr, John W Jr, Kitty Ann Cornwell: Martha Virginia (d/o L S & M S) Courts: Elizabeth B (w/o John D & d/o B B & Catherine Winn), John D. Cox: Joseph R U (s/o John T & Julia U), Mary (consort of I/H/F Cox), Mary A (consort of Henry H, d/o E I & M B Bacon) Crenshaw: Jenny (w/o Cato) Culbertson: Mary (d/o Hugh & Sarah Barclay) Curd: Mary A (consort of S H) to be continued next week. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

Here's the scenario. Single mother JONES gives birth to a son. It is later determined through DNA that the true father is a SMITH. People change their names all the times, (see pro athletes). This same SMITH family has found that there are no more male's to continue this SMITH branch of their family tree. Can the JONES son of the unmarried mother change his name to SMITH legally and be recognized officially as continuing this particular SMITH family branch?

Thanks so much to Karen for your help with the Harlows! Alice

Continuation of the list of teachers named in the Glasgow Republican 15 July 1926 issue. Thanks to Martha and Daine Harrison for the list. Shown is the name of school and the teacher. Murray Anna Smith Lyons Millard Richey Millersburg Mrs. Lora Benedict Roseville Curtis Burgess Pitcock Garland Benedict Cedar Grove Hannah W. Kinslow Oak Hill Lula B. Mansfield Bon Ayr Beulah Grimes Morrison Park Mary Parrish Haywood Grace Beebe Temple Hill Ruth Crenshaw, Jas. W. Harrell Poplar Grove Idelle C. Elliott Rock Spring Hugh Carter Poplar Springs Beulah Davis Red Cross Glenn Page Holly Hill Frank Taylor Cedar Hill Mabel L. Turner Forrest Seminary Christine Dunagan Oil City Lula Basham Dry Ridge Maude Elliott Lick Branch Della M. Jaynes Wolf Island Mrs. Phebe Kingrey Eighty Eight Pauline Hurt Vernon Robert Miller Bethel Mrs. Oren R. Depp, Lenette Depp Boyds Creek Rebecca Ross Bluff Spring Ruby Ward Dry Hollow Ellie Reid Williamson Laurel Bluff Hazel Johnson To be concluded next week. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

Several of you have asked for this. This is the same book I mentioned last week which lists all the marriages 1933-1983, surnames A-H, with the book showing bride, groom and year of marriage. I offered the index to that book which listed the surnames of the brides. To make it easier for you; this book is done in female order (i.e. bride!). The index, which is a surname index, shows all the grooms. If you would like to see this index of the groom's names, write me privately and I'll provide it as soon as I can! Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

July 1841: 2 July Hiram K CHISM vs Hiram BAILEY 3 July J & A H McCRARY vs Jonathan MULKY Same W H & S B WOOTEN vs Hiram BAILEY Same Same vs Thos SPENCER Same Same, assignee to Jesse HOWARD - a note (no defendant listed) 9 July Same, assignees of Hiram HAGAN vs Samuel CANE 10 July John C MOODY vs Joseph WILSON 10 July Moses B FERGUSON vs Chilian CARTER 12 July Same vs Anderson LANE 20 July S P HUNTER vs Wm LYONS & John LYONS 20 July Marshall GIPSON vs S P PALMORE 21 July Stewart WATSON vs James & Joseph STEEN Same James COLES for the use of Richard EMBERTON vs James STRODE Same Silas EMBERTON vs William COPAS 21 July W C RANDOLPH vs Richard EMBERTON Same F D(?) W HARLAND vs Drewry STEEN 22 July Samuel B McMURTREY vs Samuel FULKS 23 July Thomas EMBERTON vs Lewis THOMAS 24 July William KERBY vs John BROWN Same W H WILSON vs Dennis BUSH 29 July W H & S B WOOTEN vs Wm JONES 31 July Sampson W CASSATY vs Mark MURRY Same James BENNETT, assignee of T GOODALL vs Isaac KINGERY To be continued next week with August 1841. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

Dan and Alice said: "Does anyone on the list know who the mothers of James Marshall Craig and Maudie Frances Craig (Parker) were? Their father was widowed between their births, so they did not have the same mother, but on some records they are both listed as Harlows. Were they sisters? "James was born 1896, Barren County, KY; died 1944, same. His obituary lists Maudie Craig Parker as a half sister. Son of James M. Craig. Maude Frances Craig was born 1901, Barren County, daughter of James M. Craig and Belle Harlow. On the 1900 census, James M. Craig is listed as a widower. I was hoping someone on the list would know this family and could explain who the mothers are." Hello, I have worked a lot on the Harlows. James Montgomery Craig (24 Nov 1857 - 1 Mar 1923) father: James B. Craig mother: Mary Higdon James Montgomery Craig 1st married to Mary A. Harlow (20 Jul 1855 - 28 Oct 1888) dau of Marshall Harlow and Elizabeth Husley. If this death date is correct, then she is the mother to the 2 children listed below. But not to Maude. Here is Mary with her parents in the 1860 census: 1860 Barren Co. Ky. Roll #354 p. 1037; Dist #2; 14 Sept; Thos Matthews 999/1020; Marshall Harlow 43 Ky. Farmer -- 500; E.A. 45 Ga. Keepinghouse; William 22 Ky. Farm laborer; Elijah 20 Ky. Farm laborer; James M. 18 Ky.; Nancy J. 14 Ky.; E.M. 12 Ky.; Thos. N. 9 Ky.; Martha A. 7 Ky.; Mary A. 6 Ky.; J.E. 2 Ky.; George Carroll 20 Va. Farm laborer James Montgomery Craig 2nd married to Belle - Findagrave.com; accessed Mar 2012 Belle Craig Birth: Apr. 23, 1873 Death: Aug. 15, 1905 Note: Wife of J M Craig Burial: Walnut Hill Cemetery Park City Barren County Kentucky, USA Created by: E Kerley Record added: Jan 06, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 32665727 Unfortunately, I don't know the maiden name of Belle. If she was born in 1873, I don't believe that she is the sister of Mary A. Harlow, I don't believe that Marshall was living by 1873. James Montgomery Craig and Mary A. Harlow had 2 children. 1. Moss Criag (female) 2 Aug 1884 - 1931 married to William A. Flowers Kentucky Death Records, 1852-1953; ancestry.com Name: Mass Flowers [Mass Craig] Death Date: 17 Aug 1931 Death Location: Barren Age: 46 Gender: Female Ethnicity: White Birth Date: 2 Oct 1884 Birth Location: Barren, Kentucky Spouse's Name: Willie Flowers Father's Name: J M Craig Father's Birth Location: Barren, Kentucky Mother's Name: Mary Harlow Mother's Birth Location: Barren, Kentucky 1920 Barren Co. Ky. Census; Source Citation: Year: 1920; Census Place: Cave City, Barren, Kentucky; Roll: T625_558; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 33; Image: 522. Ancestry.com Census Images; 132 / 135 William A. Flowers, 44, KyKyKy; Moss, wife, 38, KyKyKy; Terrel G., son, 19, Ky; Mary, dau-in-law, 17, Ky; 2. James Marshall Craig (26 Aug 1886 - 29 Dec 1944) married to Cora Scott. Kentucky Death Records, 1852-1953; Ancestry.com Name: James Marshall Craig Death Date: 29 Dec 1944 Death Location: Barren Age: 58 Gender: Male Ethnicity: White Birth Date: 26 Aug 1886 Birth Location: Barren, Kentucky Spouse's Name: Cora Scott Craig Father's Name: James Craig Father's Birth Location: Barren, Kentucky Mother's Name: Hallie Harlan [I looked at this cert, and I do believe it says Hallie Harlow, but it still could be referring to Mary A. Harlow] Mother's Birth Location: Barren, Kentucky James Montgomery Craig married 2n Belle. I don't have a marriage date or her maiden name. Perhaps if you could find the obit of Maudie Francis Craig PARKER, it might list her mother. If anyone has a source that tells the maiden name of Belle -, I would love to know also. Karen

From the microfilm. Sept 1875 A. Male, married, age 25, died of OLD AGE!, born VA, no parents shown. I think the clerk wrote this one down wrong! Aug 1858 Edy Female, black, slave, age 45, Abner Cary owner, fever. 13 Dec 1854 Esther Female, black, slave, 51, married, Acher Cary owner, died Nashville TN of cholera. Could Abner and Archer be the same? 23 June 1878 James infant, age 17 mos, bold hives, s/o George & Virginia. Father born Clinton Co; mother born TN Mar 1877 M. Female, married, age 64, lived Cloyds' Landing, d/o C & N Cary parents born Cumberland Co. Again - shown married but has maiden name. 20 Mar 1918 M Ella 0 age, fever, lived Cloyds' Landing, d/o M W & Rosa. Father born Cumberland Co; mother born Ovesrton Co TN 6 May 1856 Maranda? 4 yrs old, d/o A & E, died of scarlet fever. Sept 1858 N. 2 yr old male, s/o Robert W & Sarah, unknown cause. 1904 Owen Black, child, age 1 yr, measles, resided Modoc, s/o James A & E B, parents born Cumb. Co. 18 July 1904 R. A. No gender shown, 45, parents were Robert & Polly, fever. 24 Nov 1904 Sallie Married, 73, born VA, d/o M W HOOD, old age. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

James was born 1896, Barren County, KY; died 1944, same. His obituary lists Maudie Craig Parker as a half sister. Son of James M. Craig. Maude Frances Craig was born 1901, Barren County, daughter of James M. Craig and Belle Harlow. On the 1900 census, James M. Craig is listed as a widower. I was hoping someone on the list would know this family and could explain who the mothers are. Thanks. On 3/20/2012 6:32 PM, [email protected] wrote: > > *Hi Alice....What year and where were both James & Maudie born?* > > *Who was their father...his place & when he was born? Dates are* > > *very important when researching.* > > ** > > *Thanks & sincerely* > > *Geo. Tippit* > > *[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>* > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > *From: *"Dan & Alice" <[email protected]> > *To: *[email protected] > *Sent: *Tuesday, March 20, 2012 4:02:35 PM > *Subject: *[SCKY] Craigs > > Does anyone on the list know who the mothers of James Marshall Craig and > Maudie Frances Craig (Parker) were? Their father was widowed between > their births, > so they did not have the same mother, but on some records they are both > listed as Harlows. Were they sisters? Appreciate any help. > Alice > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the > message

Since we had the unfortunate event of getting spam forwarded to the list, let me toss out a suggestion or so. I trust you all. However, when my name is in your address book and you send out a joke, cartoon, a link that has to be clicked on ... no matter how much I trust YOU, I almost never click on any link or forward on what has been forwarded to me. Why? Because names in address books in your e-mail program can be hacked very easily. The spammer or the virus bearer then sends out e-mails to everyone in your mailbox and it looks totally legit because it has your "return" address on it! "Why, this e-mail is from Cassandra; I've known her for years, it must be safe." But, lo and behold, it's not from Cassandra (made up name of course!); it's from a spammer and that link might open me up to a virus, trojan or whatever. Even in the most beautiful of forwards - pass this on to your best friend, it's friendship day, etc. etc. there can and often is, embedded a virus or a door thru which a spammer can get your e-mail address and password - and those of everyone in your mailbox.. Now - what I do which helps eliminate most of the fake e-mails. If I need to forward a picture or an article (or an index to my book), I announce it in the email (or you have requested it), and many times, I'll send an e-mail and said - "I will be sending you an attachment in the next e-mail. It is clean." That way the receiver is much more secure. I run a virus program, a firewall - everything possible to be sure that my system is clean. I keep it up to date, check it frequently to see what it has caught. None of us ever mean to send out spam or a bad link but it does happen. If it does, we need to change either our e-mail address (which is hard when we're on hundreds of lists) or our password. I would also like to recommend a safe search engine that I've used for several years - and of course, I get nothing for the recommendation. I got sick of the ads popping up for my local area on the sites and knowing that the major search engines track you. I use Startpage.com as my search engine. It works just like the major ones, has the same hits and advantages. And, it does not track you. Experiment with it - go to a site thru the regular search engine and see ads for your town or you suddenly get e-mails from a place selling things you were searching for. Then go to Startpage.com and go to the same site. Bingo, the ads are gone and you are anonymous. Even if I know the URL of a regular site I use all the time (outside of the rootsweb sites), I'll log in on Startpage.com and then type in the sites' name I want, click on it. It's just a little extra protection. That's it for tonight - just be careful with attachments, forwards, links and searches. It'll keep you safer! Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

As I told you yesterday; I've been gone all day - from 7 am until a few minutes ago. Sandy Oxner has had her email address/password hacked. I wrote her about it day before yesterday but she must not have seen it. She is on moderation right now; all posts will come to me only until she gets this straightened out. I apologize - just toss her email and don't trust it. Wish I could have caught it this morning but I was 3 1/2 hours away! Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

Does anyone on the list know who the mothers of James Marshall Craig and Maudie Frances Craig (Parker) were? Their father was widowed between their births, so they did not have the same mother, but on some records they are both listed as Harlows. Were they sisters? Appreciate any help. Alice

I expect this is some kind of spam at the least and possibly worse. Jan ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: 03/20/2012 12:55 PM Subject: [SCKY] FWD: I DID IT!!! > Tips to Make Money at Home > http://users5.nofeehost.com/kikebohab/rygevyzi.html > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

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Just some miscellaneous items on the last day of winter. 1 - Over the weekend I finished the 1853 Barren Co marriages, copying the original images. I am going to likely do two more years and then take a break for a tad. This year was particularly interesting. Clerks were in the process of changing from the 1/2 page cream colored license with notes on the back to a 8x14 blue paper. At the top is the license; the bottom half is the marriage certificate signed by the minister and witnesses. One thing I will say - the Clerk wrote a lot better than the latter! The minister wrote all over many of the certificates showing the ages and places of birth of the couple, sometimes with additional information. Not all have extra information but there are two that I love. One minister wrote, after listing the major witnesses, "and all the other boys in town"!. Another wrote after the witnesses' signatures "and 100 more for whatever good that does." They had a sense of humor! There were 132 marriages in 1853 and sometimes the spelling of names in the license is different from what the minister wrote. Some are faded, many torn from years of handling. But I have tried to edit each page and bring out the information as clearly as possible. These are copies of the actual image. If you would like to see a copy of the index to these marriages, write me privately as usual. 2 - There will be no posts tomorrow. I am going to be touring western KY for the day. 3 - By popular request, today begins the Puzzler series again. I have started you off with an easy one. If you would like to take a guess, click on the URL in my signature line called "Sandi's Puzzlers". The web site to which you will be taken is safe, enter your e-mail address and your guess and it will come directly to me. I will respond as I have time. 4 - A little tip for the week. How many times have your read old correspondence, newspaper articles or depositions and someone refers to another person as "cousin" or Grandma/Grandpa. I've found that in the south, no matter how close or distant the relationship, one is considered a cousin! This does not always mean that this person is a close cousin! The same with Grandma/Grandpa ... it was often used as a term of respect for an older person. Another term used a lot is referring to someone as aunt or uncle. This is also a term of endearment used by a white person for an African American. Possibly a freed slave who stayed with the family or some other close bond of affection. People called these dear people aunt or uncle to show their feeling of respect and fondness of them. 5 - For those of you in the Bowling Green area, remember: The next meeting of the Southern Kentucky Genealogy Society will be held Monday, March 19, 2012, in the Kentucky Building at Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY. The meeting will begin at 6:30 pm. The speaker will be Sue Forshee Cooper who will discuss Researching Across the State Line and Other Borders. Sue is a native Kentuckian who now lives in Tennessee. She helped establish the Simpson County (KY) Archives and Museum and served as the Director for over 10 years; editor of the "Jailhouse Journal" newsletter. Sue was commissioned a KY Colonel in 1992 for her preservation work. She also is a member of Association of Professional Genealogists, Simpson County Chapter DAR and the Middle TN Genealogical Society and has been doing professional genealogical research for about 15 years. See you Wednesday! Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

Jim, Not sure if this will be of any help to you, but here goes. The surname Van Hooser sounds very similar to the name Van Deusen, or Van Doozer or Van Duzen, plus other variations. This family were one of the original settlers of New Amsterdam (later New York state) and lived in the Albany Co area for years, from about 1630 onward. The various family members spread out to New England and beyond from there. regards, Colleen Lill I am looking for the names of the parents of Sanford Walker born 1815 in Kentucky. He married Sarah Van Hooser about 1838/1839 and is listed in the 1840 Jackson County, Tennessee Federal Census. Thanks in advance for any assistance. Jim Short ------------------------------ To contact the SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY list administrator, send an email to [email protected] To post a message to the SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY mailing list, send an email to [email protected] __________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the email with no additional text. End of SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Digest, Vol 7, Issue 58 *****************************************************

I am looking for the names of the parents of Sanford Walker born 1815 in Kentucky. He married Sarah Van Hooser about 1838/1839 and is listed in the 1840 Jackson County, Tennessee Federal Census. Thanks in advance for any assistance. Jim Short

I'd like to thank Daine and Martha Harrison of the list for providing me the following list of teachers in Barren Co in 1926. This was shown in the 15 July 1926 issue of the Glasgow Republican. I'll run this in more than one post, it will be continued next week. Shown is the name of the school and the teacher's name. Sunnyside Blanche S. Edwards Clear Point Lennie Britt Shady Glenn Nell Grinstead Green Plot Lolita Allen Lee's Seminary Pearl Jones, Virginia Martin Monticello Elizabeth Turner Highland Mary Willie Page Walnut Hill Ella Armes Union Hill Edna Morrison Denton Mrs. Naomi Paxton Railton Maggie Whitaker Finney Pauline K. Bailey Old Rocky Hill Minnie Royse Lucas Jewell Downing Britt, Mr. W. P. Greer Beech Grove Paul Welch Allen Mrs. Joe W. Bradshaw Needmore Sophia Atkinson Zion Pearl Marcum Little Richey Mary Jewell Farris Winn Rebecca Jordan Moore Nellie Benedict Devasher Ruby Ferguson Bewleytown Mayme Steenbergen Walnut Grove Mrs. Rittie Minyard Capitol Hill Ema W. Pardue Union Emma Proffitt Ellis Lillie Mae Hagan To be continued next week. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

I just finished the 1852 marriages for Barren Co also. As a better explanation if I confused you, these are the actual images of the licenses, not typed copies. There were 94 marriages in 1852 and also include the marriage return from the minister. Many of these also show the witnesses' names (some totally unreadable) and some have information on the back from the minister showing the name, ages and place of birth of the bride and groom. Again, if you'd like to see the index - just write me privately. I'll send as soon as possible; we're having a severe thunder storm with some intermittent hail right now! Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky