To My Favorite Genealogy Listers: In case anyone is wondering, this Jacquie Lawson web site is valid; I subscribe to this service, so it is not junk mail or spam.  I sent this to myself first so I could forward the pertinent part since the original is in .html format and contains graphics, and that way you can just click on the below link which should be in plain text on your end. The two photos I attached to the card have been scanned before I uploaded them, so they should also be safe. Norway Listers will undoubtedly recognize the same Jacquie Lawson site that the late Olaf Kringhaug used to send us for every major holiday.... I am remembering one of my colonial New England ancestors this Xmas.  He was at Valley Forge that first horrible winter of 1777-1778.  In my latest find about him, he's on the Valley Forge muster rolls for December 1777 through June 1778 when he's listed as being sick at Yellow Springs Hospital.  He survived with whatever made him ill because on 13 June 1783 he was honorably discharged at Newburgh, and the discharge paper was signed by G. Washington [Yes, I compared known signatures, and the signature is in the same penmanship.  :-)] :-)  Best Wishes for a safe and happy holiday season! Bev ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dear Genealogy Friends, Bev Anderson has sent you a Jacquie Lawson greeting card. Please click on the following link to see your card.  If your e-mail program has not displayed this as a link, then please copy the following into the Address or Location bar of your Internet browser. http://www.jacquielawson.com/letter/pickup/3886270907401?source=jl999