Yes, Deanna, you sent me some info but it has been so long ago have forgotten. I have slowed up a bit in my searching since I couldn't seem to connect anything. It is so very interesting to read these stories on people that are not even kin. I have recently met a Wettstein who I believe is kin. One of those stories where the Father and two sons come over from Switzerland, go West and one son goes back around New Jersey and Pa. and the other settles back in Clarksville. That has been very encouraging to me. I'm trying to plan a trip to Clarksville in May and want to spend every day searching! When you go into the road at Riverview just past the little caretakers home...up on the hill to the right...The Reynolds, Brandons, Wettsteins are just on the crest on the hill. Such a beautiful place and I do love to go there. Thanks for responding. Take care. Jo. Deanna Oklepek wrote: > Jo, > That's interesting information. I did not know that. Its interesting to note > too, that in the pages that I copied, nothing more is indicated for James > Elder other than what I wrote. Some of the other siblings had a great deal > of information. I am sure that the person who wrote all of that up for the > book would have been delighted to have included the importance that James > Elder had achieved in Clarksville had he but known about it. There was quite > a bit written on the different Elders, but I only copied a couple of pages > because of the Clarksville connection. > I have relatives buried in Riverview Cemetery. I'll have to look for Mr. > Reynolds monument next time to go there. > Jo, were you the one who asked me at one time to look for Wettsteins in > Clarksville? > Deanna