I agree with my 6th cuzz (per the Family Tree Maker 7). We will all be glad to make donations to save our heritage for us and those that follow. It is bad enough that some of it was lost in the fire in ?was it 1890?? My Mallicoats were all over there (and all the different spellings) they had a lot of land in that area. William Crawley Malllicoat had 10,000 acres on and around Clinch mountain. He married Margaret Dotson and their son John Daniel married a Mariah 'Necy '"on her tombstone"' Majors (her parents Thomas Majors and mother Phebe/Pheobe Leffew (Farmer first husband) Majors.... It is passed down through this one family (John Daniel and Mariah Majors Mallicoat) that Mariah had Cherokee blood in her line..... Also in studying this family, along with Jean and many others we know that the Mallicoats had it from another line as some in OK put in for their Indian line. Jean knows as some/many were in her line of the Mallicoats (or one of its many spellings). Back to the original statement. I would be proud to help with donations or what ever we can do to help, "hey we can also write to whoever Mickey thinks we should.... in this way we can show the powers that be that there are many of us willing to help if not in person then by donations. We will all stick together and get this started and then carry on with the regular things we want in this list. Hang in there everyone we will get it done and continue looking for information for ALL OF US. Sandy in Tucson ----- Original Message ----- From: <JBrand1056@aol.com> To: <TNGRAING-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 1999 8:00 PM Subject: [TNGRAING-L] Yep she did it > What a way to go Mickey. Get em. Proud of you. If you need a donation to help > pay for gas, boxes, paper, etc, just let me know > > Jean > >