Here are the facts on the census I wrote about before: Adam age 51, b. VA Hannah 39, b. OH Andrew 21, b. OH Jane 18, b. OH John 16, b. OH George 14, b. OH Orville 12, b. OH Catherine 10, b. ILL Eliza 8, b. ILL Givans 6, b. MO Jesse 4, b. MO Fletcher 1, b. MO

I have posted the 1850 census with this family on it on the MyFamily.com site in the file cabinet. I hope you all enjoy it. I have a couple of questions about what is on it. I'll just ask one for now. The 1 year old male child was named Fletcher. From what I have heard from some of you, there was a Henry that was born to Adam and Hannah in 1849. Is Henry the same person as Fletcher? Or maybe was Fletcher born in 1849 (like it says on the census) and Henry may have been born in 1851 (after the census was taken in Nov. of 1850). Any thoughts or helps? Crystal

Thought some one might get come info from these site: Ancestry Daily News 3 November 1999 In this issue: * * * - Today's Featured Map: ----- Native American Tribes/Reservation Lands, 1905 * * * - Letters to the Editor: Cherokee Ancestry * * * ============================================================ TODAY'S FEATURED MAP <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> ============================================================ Today's featured map is: NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES/RESERVATION LANDS, 1905 To view this map, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/FreeImages.asp?ImageID=214 ============================================================ ============================================================ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: CHEROKEE ANCESTORS <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> ============================================================ My great-grandmother or her mother was supposedly born on the Trail of Tears. Is there any way I can find out if this family story is true? Jolene _______________________ The following information has been excerpted from "The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy," edited by Loretto D. Szucs and Sandra H. Luebking, Chapter 14, Native American Family History, by Curt B. Witcher and George J. Nixon: (Online at: http://www.ancestry.com/home/source/src441.htm) INTRODUCTION By Curt B. Witcher Native American genealogical research is among the most challenging and rewarding of historical research endeavors. Interest in the life patterns, religions, migration and settlement patterns-indeed, in the entire culture of these earliest inhabitants of the North American continent-remains high. There are numerous fundamental differences between the Native American and the European American cultures, and it is these differences that present the greatest challenge to the genealogist. In beginning Native American genealogical research, it is important to employ a fundamentally sound research methodology-the same methodology that would be used in compiling any family history. Initially, family sources should be consulted for information about previous generations. These sources include all living relatives, family papers and scrapbooks, daybooks, photograph albums, and diaries (see chapter 1, The Foundations of Family History Research). Considering the very strong oral tradition among Native American peoples, special attention should be given to conducting thorough interviews of all relatives. Sound research methodology mandates that one research from the present into the past, from more recent times to more distant times, building a solid case based on primary and excellent secondary sources. The temptation to begin with the records of a particular tribe and prove forward to a more contemporary ancestor should be avoided. Not only is proving forward more difficult, it does not afford one the opportunity to investigate the widest range of records. Further, it tempts one to make assumptions that are clearly not based on the preponderance of evidence. Maintaining extensive and accurate records is essential for any genealogical endeavor, but especially so for Native American research. All places, dates, and other data associated with a potential ancestor should be recorded with appropriate documentation even if their relevance is unknown or unclear at the time. No piece of data about a potential ancestor is inconsequential. Adhering to a defined series of research strategies is the most productive way to engage in Native American genealogical research. The researcher must be willing to employ research strategies in a sequence which gathers useful general material first, tribe-specific data second, and, finally, individual (person-specific) data and records. A successful research strategy could be outlined in a manner similar to the following: 1. Thoroughly investigate the areas where ancestral research is being considered for the identities, histories, and cultural attributes of the native peoples. 2. Employ a carefully constructed and consistently applied methodology for locating the greatest number of research documents and data on the tribe of the potential ancestor. 3. Work through all of the materials relating to a particular tribe or nation to obtain the fullest understanding of its peoples and the most complete individual-specific group of records. This chapter details a number of sources that the Native American genealogical researcher may want to investigate in the process of establishing and documenting a family history. More information from this chapter that may be helpful to your search includes: Records Relating to Native American Research in Oklahoma By George J. Nixon http://www.ancestry.com/home/source/src451.htm The Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes (The Dawes Commission) http://www.ancestry.com/home/source/src452.htm Rolls of Cherokees Residing West of the Mississippi in Indian Territory http://www.ancestry.com/home/source/src466.htm Unique Records Relating to the Cherokee Indians http://www.ancestry.com/home/source/src468.htm (Begins toward the bottom of the page.) ~~ MORE CHEROKEE WEB SITES Cherokee Genealogy Page http://www.io.com/~crberry/CherokeeGenealogy/ NARA Online Native American Genealogy Data http://www.nara.gov/genealogy/#nail [Scroll down a bit to "Native Americans (Indians)"] Eastern Cherokee Applications & NATF Form 83: A Guide, Plus Some Native American Links & Resources (24 November 1998 Ancestry Daily News) http://www.ancestry.com/dailynews/11_24_98.htm Cherokee by Blood http://www.tngenweb.usit.com/cherokee_by_blood/index.htm History of the Cherokee http://pages.tca.net/martikw/ A Guide to Discovering Your Cherokee Ancestors http://www.public.usit.net/jerercox/guide.html Cherokee Genealogy Links http://www.io.com/~crberry/CherokeeGenealogy/links.html The Cherokee "Trail of Tears" 1838-1839 http://rosecity.net/tears/ Native American Genealogy - Osiyo http://hometown.aol.com/bbbenge/front.html American Indian Resources at NSU/Oklahoma http://www.nsuok.edu/jvl/ref/indanres.html

I've written to Julia and so has Glenn. Waiting to see if she responds. I'll check out the tombstone photo at StarrDigest soon. Haven't time tonight. Tomorrow! Love ya, cous, di TexasRio@aol.com wrote: > Has anyone been able to get a hold of Julia Starr Brown? Off of Starr > Genforum? > > Got new contacts and am looking at info to send forward..also sent > andrew/charity tomstone photo to starrdigest let me know if it is correct > please lynette

Has anyone been able to get a hold of Julia Starr Brown? Off of Starr Genforum? Got new contacts and am looking at info to send forward..also sent andrew/charity tomstone photo to starrdigest let me know if it is correct please lynette

Dear STARR cousins, I am thrilled at the exchanges being made on this list, but honestly feel just a little 'left out'. I also descend from Michael STARR. Same one Carol Davis-Wileman mentioned. Sure wish I could connect to some of these fascinating stories the rest of you are sharing. However, I noticed an e-mail (possibly from Texas Rio?) which referenced the surnames CROSS and MAINS. PLEASE, everyone check your databases and see if we can connect. I have the following: Landon Cross Armstrong (his daughter, Mary Adaline, married my Noble Molton STARR). Landon was married to Nancy Brylla MAINES. I have a burial place for Landon as Collins County, TX. With all the coincidences, of places and names so closely tied to each other, I am hoping someone recognizes these folks. Waiting, oh, so anxiously to 'adopt' new cousins!!! :) Sincerely, Sherry Morefield Gregg

Crystal Burleson wrote: > > I'm think that the children you listed are actually the children of George > Harlan Starr and Nancy or "Nannie" Bell. Caleb Starr and John Bell are the > grandfathers of these children. Also, there is another son, Caleb Ellis (b. > May 26, 1854). > > Jim Wilson wrote: > > > While going through some of my notes, i cam accross the following! > > > > Caleb Starr m. Bell > > > > children were: > > > > James b. 1830 > > William K. b. 1835 > > Charlotte b. 1840 > > John W. b. 1842 > > Mary Francis b. 1844 > > George Calvin b. 1847 > > Ezekiel b. 1849, d. 1905 > > Joseph J. b. 1851, d. 1872 > > Samuel J., b. 1857, d. listed as still living! > > > > Cherokee Application form, sent by Pat Smith nee White Baffulo Woman, NA > > resercher, Dept. Emmigrat Roll, taken in 1851, pd. @ Fort Gibson! > > > > Carol Ann,

John Bell married Charlotte Adair. I didn't have the rest of the children other than Nancy. Thank you. Crystal Jim Wilson wrote: > John Bell m. not listed > Children: > Elizabeth Bell-Candy b. ab.t 1850 > John A. Bell b. 1 May 1860 > Sarah Bell-Waite b. abt. 1850 > Martha Bell-Duncan b. 1857 > Nancy Bell-Starr b. 1860 > David Bell b. abt. 1848 > Charlotte Bell-Deupin b. ?, Vinite, OK...lothers listed are: James M. > Bell b. Vinite, OK. > > Carol Ann,

I'm think that the children you listed are actually the children of George Harlan Starr and Nancy or "Nannie" Bell. Caleb Starr and John Bell are the grandfathers of these children. Also, there is another son, Caleb Ellis (b. May 26, 1854). Jim Wilson wrote: > While going through some of my notes, i cam accross the following! > > Caleb Starr m. Bell > > children were: > > James b. 1830 > William K. b. 1835 > Charlotte b. 1840 > John W. b. 1842 > Mary Francis b. 1844 > George Calvin b. 1847 > Ezekiel b. 1849, d. 1905 > Joseph J. b. 1851, d. 1872 > Samuel J., b. 1857, d. listed as still living! > > Cherokee Application form, sent by Pat Smith nee White Baffulo Woman, NA > resercher, Dept. Emmigrat Roll, taken in 1851, pd. @ Fort Gibson! > > Carol Ann,

I believe that these folks are as follows: James Starr (b. 1833, d. 1901) is the son of Ezekiel and Mary or Polly Upshaw. Jessie B. is Jessie Bell Starr, daughter of the above James Hickory and his wife, Emma Jane Rider Starr. Susan E. Nuckolis is Susan Elizabeth Starr, another daughter of James and Emma above. Rachel L. could be the daughter of Henry Starr (son of Fields Starr [one of James Starr and Nellie Maugh's sons]and Mary or Polly Reese) and Jennie Lind Starr (daughter of John Walker Starr [brother of James Hickory Starr above] and Rachel Starr [daughter of James Starr and Nellie Maugh]), although I thought her middle initial was J rather than L. You can see how much these Starrs intermarried and it really makes it interesting to sort out! I don't have any idea about who Grace, dau. of JC & LB is. Maybe this will be of help to someone. Crystal matt cole wrote: > I don't know if this has been posted in the past. I had a chance to run to > the library this weekend. > > Cemetery at Cayuga Springs, Oklahoma > 9 miles north o fGrove, Oklahoma near the church > built by Mathias Splitlog from the Seamster Papers > James Starr 2/18/1833-12/25/1901 > Rachel L. Starr 8/11/1873-5/31/1898 > Jessie B. Starr 5/1/1877-4/30/1895 > Grace,dau of JC and LB Starr 1903-1905 > Susan E Nuckolls, dau of James and Emma Starr 1884-1885 > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi Cousin Lynda, Jim is not the Starr, but i am! Carol Ann Starr-Wilson! My father was Hinkle Melvin Starr b. 23 Jun 1920, Baxter, Faulkner Co., AR d. 13 Apr 1997, Sonoma, CA. My mother was Katie Ruth Holcomb b. 5 Dec 1923, Aberdeen, MS. m. 23 Nov 1941, Marion, AR. mother d. 24 Jun 1986, Lodi, CA. They had two children of which i am the eldest, my sister Janice Elaine Starr-Andrews b. 2 Jun 1952, Pine Bluff, AR. I have been married three times, this being my last to James Edward Wilson m. 27 July 1987, Padigonia, Nugalas, AZ... I have one child by my high school sweetheart, Bus Frederick Johnson, Jr., III., 1/4 Blackfoot Cherokee from KY., his bother's mother was a full-blood! I have one daughter Kimberly Kay Johnson-Grace age 37 in Dec 30, 1999...b. Oak Knowl Naval Hospital, Oakland, CA...1961, my next three children are by my second husband, Neil E. Rizzotto, b. 21 Mar 1945, Kenosha, Wisconsin! My three children are Tab Anthony b. 17 July 1967, Camp Pendelton, Oceanside, CA., Tammy Ann Rizzotto-Hershman b. 2 Dec 1968, Cherry Pointe, NC Marine Corp., Base, Scotti Ivan Rizzotto, b. 24 Dec 1970, Douglas, WY. Kimberly lives in San Leandro, CA., right next to Oakland, CA., across the bay from San Francisco., she has twin daughters who will be 21 Dec 23 1999., Kimbery & Kay are their names, {Identical Twins}, Kay will be having twin girls in February 2000...that will be my first great grandchildren! Have to say i am more excited about them then i was about them being born! That was in the day's of not knowing what sex they would be ahead of time! Just a bit of an outline of my family! Carol Ann,

are you writitng to lb or LBCane...i'm sorry i am making all kinds of mistakes if that is not me...Lynda C. LBCane@aol.com

I am so sorry I meant to post the site...there are a lot of surnames on this site including the Starrs...i definitely wasn't thinking....www.nancyward.com that's the site.. go to it..and look at all the surnames....it has some good info..some of mine that I found wasn't too accurate but may I say it was very little...

I have tried and tried to send this thank you to LBCane@aol.com, been returned every time. Sorry to send it to the list but am anxious to get it though. Thank you. > > Subject: THANKS > Date: Sun, 07 Nov 1999 16:03:33 -0600 > From: Pat Schubert <pschuber@iamerica.net> > To: LBCane <LBCane@aol.com> > > Subject: > RECEIVED INTERVIEW > Date: > Mon, 01 Nov 1999 15:59:44 -0600 > From: > Pat Schubert <pschuber@iamerica.net> > To: > LBCane <LBCane@aol.com> > > Thank you, thank you for the interview! I can't wait to sit down and > devour the whole thing. > > My gg grandfather was James Hickory Starr,(buried at Cayuga Springs Cemetery near Grove, OK) father of J.C. Starr. I descend from his first marriage to Sarah Byers (buried at Honey Hill Cemetery, near Stilwell, OK.) There were Charlotte (my > great grandmother), Mary, Eliza, George W., and Thomas. The second > marriage to Emma Jane Rider produced J.C.(James Caleb), James (died as a > baby), Rachel, Mark Bean, Jesse Bell, Emma Jane, Ezekiel, Susan > Elizabeth. The Caleb Starr line is listed at nancyward.com. > > Thanks again and happy hunting. > > Best, > Pat

HI JIM...try sending it again please if you don't mind...it should go through this time..glad to find out i have a new cousin through the Starrs...LBCane@aol.com Lynda C.

I do not know if this ties to adam hanna kids or who/were. A letter found from uncles old notes and hoping to help those that can use it. written by:Mrs.W M Gwen Loveridge 1486 Horning Way Ontario,Oregon 97914 Dec. 27, 1967 Some of my Starrs definately were and are in Mo. Some of their relatives might have gone to Texas. My George Washington Starr was left an orphan at a young age.,and he lived with his sister Mary and her husband Greenberry Stuart. Tradition has it that he was unhappy with the sistuation and ran away to MO. with his brother William. The story goes that he became a rider of a sort of Pony Express out of St, Joseph, MO. Also, my aunt has written in this years christmas card;We have a cousin one of Uncle Wm. Starrs sons' daughter living up in Nevada. Vernon co,.Mo next to Kansas Border was one living here in El Dorado. She passed away 10 yrs ago. El Dorado Springs is about 50-80 miles I think due east in Daded co. (next page is here line she charted) here is the chart... Isaac Starr married to Nancy Griffin native of N.Carolina native of N Carolina d, 1839, Clark co,Indiana d, 1846 ( Wales?) children to these two are: George Washinton (Below) Mary William James? ? Starrs and Griffins are in cherokee nations George Washington Starr b 22 feb 1835, Clark co, Indiana d 25, Oct 1914 Stuart, Iowa married 21, Oct 1860, Decatur co,Iowa (Lived here 18 months) Mariah (later maria) Elizabeth Hyatt B. 8 july 1841 Highland co,.Ohio parents Jeremiah Hyatt and Elizabeth Adams Family moved to territory of Iowa in Sept. when she was 3 months old. children of George and Mariah William Finley (Grandfather) John Valentine Nancy Ellen Louis Foster Rosa Elizabeth Martin V. Calvin Vance Franklin Jenny hope someone can use info: please let me now as i will sent copy lynette Texasrio @aol.com

Neal, you need to get on this one too. Matt has some good info and some good pictures there == of James D. Starr and his wife. It's new so we're just beginning but we are all equal and have admin status. I'll see about getting you on... di Neal & Barbara Shrum wrote: > Hello Matt Cole, I misunderstood your "offer " ; SORRY ! I've not been so > involved with this site, as I can't seem to ever find ANY, clues on my one > & only Starr to date ie; my Grandma ; Rose/Rosie/Rose Ann/ >Starr ! But so > Ya'all will know I'm reading yur entries but never see any links ! Glad to > have this source though! I sure like hearing all these names, and stories! > Neal Shrum > > ---------- > > From: matt cole <mcwolf@hotmail.com> > > To: STARR-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Re: Suggestion for combining info > > Date: Wednesday, November 03, 1999 3:46 AM > > > > I think there is a misunderstanding here. I by no means want or request > > anyone leaving this discussion group. I was originally suggesting a site > to > > download all of our information and resources. Realizing this one > discussion > > group is not the only avenue to attain information (Most everyone here > > checks out other sites..ancestry.com, genforums, ect.), I was hoping to > have > > a centralized place for everyone on this discussion group. Those that > have > > or are participating in a MYFAMILY.COM site probably understands why I > have > > suggested them. > > By most of the responses I have read. The majority seems to like > acquiring > > the info from here alone(by the individuals here). So I then asked > anyone > > who would be interested to let me know and I will invite them to my site. > > Not to persuade them to leave but rather an easy access to what I have. > > Does this make since or am I making it out more than it seems? > > > > > > > > >From: Diana Starr <razzberri@earthlink.net> > > >Reply-To: STARR-L@rootsweb.com > > >To: STARR-L@rootsweb.com > > >Subject: Re: Suggestion for combining info > > >Date: Tue, 02 Nov 1999 19:32:56 -0500 > > > > > >Lynette, > > >Don't leave us though..... BEing one of the few who is interested in > > >the Adam, Hannah and family, we need to stick together so we can share > > >information. You have a wealth of info there kiddo and we'd love to see > > >what you have. By sharing with us, you help us all tie in to our roots > > >and this is very important. I think you have probably more than most of > > >us do. I know Crystal, Ted, and I -- not to mention Glenn (who's not on > > >this list but comes from Adam through Catherine) -- are all interested > > >in learning everything we can about our roots. It seems to me you have > > >a lot you could share if only you would do so. Please don't leave us > > >all to continue to search and never be able to find what we need. By > > >sharing, you lose nothing but may gain a lot. Definitely good family > > >friends -- if nothing more. I figure if we are all from Adam -- no > > >matter if we're from Orville, George, Catherine, John, Andrew, Givens - > > >- or any of the others -- then we are family -- distant cousins, but > > >still family. And family helps each other out. So please share what > > >you have with us. If not over the internet, please make copies of > > >what all you have and send to one or all of us. I know I'll be more > > >than happy to pay for a copy of everything you have now and everything > > >you come up with in the future. If you want, make me a copy and then > > >I'll make copies of it all and send to the others. B y sharing we all > > >gain; by not sharing, we all lose out in the long run. > > >Please think about this, ok? > > >And, feel free to join Matt, I might check in there too. Just don't > > >know if it's be a good place for me as I am trying to search our roots > > >first and then am open for other "lines." Make sense? > > >Take care and stay in touch and please keep the info coming. > > >di > > > > > >TexasRio@aol.com wrote: > > > > > > > would love to join...lynette > > > > > > > > > > ______________________________________________________ > > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi Lynette, I'm Neal Shrum, Grandma was Rose Ann Starr out of Arkansas, she was born 1863 or 1864, or 1867 not sure in KY. as were her parents or so my sources say! she married Walter Jeremiah Alexander Shrum in 1886 at Carrollton in Carroll Co. AR. and they sired Edgar Garfield Shrum in 1895 at Greenforrest , AR. Who was my Dad .Never found a single other STARR connection besides sort of's or could of's as far as links to her ! Siblings for her listed as > Milly,Betty,Samp,Brawney. But never have been able to conclude by any source other than written down at home, that these folks were or were not her siblings, and I have found MANY Rose Starr's in my searching that match age wise, and some match as to location ! I guess she wanted her family to be unknown, and well she has succeeded in her wishes! But hey I like your input here ! I love reading all these little stories, and looking through these entries ! Glad to make your acquaintance, sure glad you aint leaving this place! You seem to be so durned smart and all ! Hate to think we'de all lose you girl ! And to the rest of youins sorry I never write, I'm just feeling sorry for Neal . I'll try to input more often here ! My email address is from my wife Barbara's family tree it's block@thurston.com Neal Shrum ---------- > From: TexasRio@aol.com > To: STARR-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: texas rio aka: lynette > Date: Tuesday, November 02, 1999 10:08 PM > > just a little note,,,I am not leaving my new family...I have had too > little in the past,,,andrew and permelia had bad blood ties with ??? > immediate siblings and left family ,,,never spoke to them again...some close > cousins still carry fued to this day..will not chat if we call for > info,,,,maybe she / he are the ones with the bible? hahaha they are > great-great aunt/uncle/cousins so go figure what reason then or > now....sending yall big hugs and kisses with a blessing from God to our > circle becoming intertwined again....lynette

Will do! I'm sure Glenn will be interested. I'll pass it along to him. thanks for reminding me as I probably would have forgotten. So what do you have for us today? I can't wait to see..... You are amazing, Lynette and I am so glad you have come into my life. Love ya, girl! di TexasRio@aol.com wrote: > di,,, > did you look at 1910 Frio Texas census and see cousin Johnson on it...Let > other cousin know please....Lynette

Hello Matt Cole, I misunderstood your "offer " ; SORRY ! I've not been so involved with this site, as I can't seem to ever find ANY, clues on my one & only Starr to date ie; my Grandma ; Rose/Rosie/Rose Ann/ >Starr ! But so Ya'all will know I'm reading yur entries but never see any links ! Glad to have this source though! I sure like hearing all these names, and stories! Neal Shrum ---------- > From: matt cole <mcwolf@hotmail.com> > To: STARR-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Suggestion for combining info > Date: Wednesday, November 03, 1999 3:46 AM > > I think there is a misunderstanding here. I by no means want or request > anyone leaving this discussion group. I was originally suggesting a site to > download all of our information and resources. Realizing this one discussion > group is not the only avenue to attain information (Most everyone here > checks out other sites..ancestry.com, genforums, ect.), I was hoping to have > a centralized place for everyone on this discussion group. Those that have > or are participating in a MYFAMILY.COM site probably understands why I have > suggested them. > By most of the responses I have read. The majority seems to like acquiring > the info from here alone(by the individuals here). So I then asked anyone > who would be interested to let me know and I will invite them to my site. > Not to persuade them to leave but rather an easy access to what I have. > Does this make since or am I making it out more than it seems? > > > > >From: Diana Starr <razzberri@earthlink.net> > >Reply-To: STARR-L@rootsweb.com > >To: STARR-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: Re: Suggestion for combining info > >Date: Tue, 02 Nov 1999 19:32:56 -0500 > > > >Lynette, > >Don't leave us though..... BEing one of the few who is interested in > >the Adam, Hannah and family, we need to stick together so we can share > >information. You have a wealth of info there kiddo and we'd love to see > >what you have. By sharing with us, you help us all tie in to our roots > >and this is very important. I think you have probably more than most of > >us do. I know Crystal, Ted, and I -- not to mention Glenn (who's not on > >this list but comes from Adam through Catherine) -- are all interested > >in learning everything we can about our roots. It seems to me you have > >a lot you could share if only you would do so. Please don't leave us > >all to continue to search and never be able to find what we need. By > >sharing, you lose nothing but may gain a lot. Definitely good family > >friends -- if nothing more. I figure if we are all from Adam -- no > >matter if we're from Orville, George, Catherine, John, Andrew, Givens - > >- or any of the others -- then we are family -- distant cousins, but > >still family. And family helps each other out. So please share what > >you have with us. If not over the internet, please make copies of > >what all you have and send to one or all of us. I know I'll be more > >than happy to pay for a copy of everything you have now and everything > >you come up with in the future. If you want, make me a copy and then > >I'll make copies of it all and send to the others. B y sharing we all > >gain; by not sharing, we all lose out in the long run. > >Please think about this, ok? > >And, feel free to join Matt, I might check in there too. Just don't > >know if it's be a good place for me as I am trying to search our roots > >first and then am open for other "lines." Make sense? > >Take care and stay in touch and please keep the info coming. > >di > > > >TexasRio@aol.com wrote: > > > > > would love to join...lynette > > > > > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com