Dear Lillie, Nice to hear from folks that knew the area "back when". I'm not a native of the region but love it! Actually what you asked about (Llano genforum) is another whole story. <grin>. This list that you are subscribed to and the Llano page are with the USGenWeb Project, a part of RootsWeb. Genforum is another genealogy site, entirely and if you want the address for it, also I can give it to you. If you want to go to the Llano Co. Page here is the URL address to click on: http://www.rootsweb.com/~txllano/ This above link, will take to you the main page. Then, when you scroll down the page, you will see some icons. One of which, will say "GenConnect at RootsWeb". Underneath it will be several icons and you will double click on any of the puzzle pieces (icons) to go that page. The queries page is the one with all the messages and is the one where, you will be able to post your query and respond to any there, that you would like. There others are repository or archive pages where you may place your data from a family bible, or a biography of one of your ancestors, an obituary or a will of any one who would be of interest to others in the area. BE SURE (and this for anyone else who will read this) that you DO NOT place any copyright material on these archive pages, unless you are the author or have permission from the author in writing to do so. Obviously personal bible records don't apply here. Now, feel free to browse and click on any and all of the other links on the page, also.. Does this help any? If not let me know and I will see what I can do. If you have any personal information or documentation about Llano Co. I would love to hear from you as, I would like to have a link concerning early Llano families. Thanks for writing, I hope you find what you're looking for. Sue