I am researching the Kemps and families related by intermarriage of Middle Tennessee and their dispersal throughout the US (and their antecedents, if I get lucky.) I see that AncestryStuff.com has 300 titles on sale for 25% off and would like to save some long green wisely. Accordingly, I would like to poll the group for their experience with some of these titles. I am primarily an "armchair" genealogist, working off internet sources, such as tnsmith, tnwilson, Email, list servers and general googling. Has anyone found these titles particularly useful / not useful / accurate / inaccurate? Early Tennessee Settlers, 1700s-1900s (Includes 14 books) CD $22.50 <http://www.ancestorstuff.com/x-cart/product.php?productid=16842&cat=0&page=14> TENNESSEE: Soldiers in the Revolution (Allen) $7.15 paperback <http://www.ancestorstuff.com/x-cart/product.php?productid=16771&cat=0&page=14> Tennessee Genealogical Records: Records of Early Settlers from State and County Archives (Whitley) $24.50 hardbound <http://www.ancestorstuff.com/x-cart/product.php?productid=16706&cat=0&page=14> Tennessee, 1787-1866 Marriage Records. CD $30.00 <http://www.ancestorstuff.com/x-cart/product.php?productid=16834&cat=0&page=14> Also, I see several collections, hardbound, with red/maroon covers, with titles like REFERENCE: Genealogies in the Library of Congress 5 vol. Set $295 <http://www.ancestorstuff.com/x-cart/product.php?productid=16530&cat=0&page=12> as well as supplements and indices to these volumes. I'd appreciate a reference, pro or con, if anyone can contribute. Thanks, folks, Gary Pace researching the descendants and antecedents of Henry B. Kemp