I know most of you that are on this list, do not live even close to Montgomery County to attend meetings. The meeting last night was wonderful. One of our members, Gladys and Clifford May from Livingston TX were the speakers. Her topic was, The Quest for Kristin. Gladys had spent 15 years looking for this distant cousin and had finally found her and many of her cousins. They had a reunion this past weekend and I wish I had been there also. Gladys had 5 of these people including Kristin at last nights meeting. It was a tear jerker. Anyway, Gladys could have not done this without the help of the Social Security Office, which she had to contact several times and that is how Kristin ended up finding Gladys. Here is how it worked: Write a cover letter to SS explaining why you are looking for the person. Supply as much info as you can to help them research. Write a letter to the person you are looking for and put it in an UNSEALED, UNADDRESSED, STAMPED envelope. Send to: ATTN MOD 12 ET UNIT DESK SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINSTRATION WILKES BARRE DATA OPERATIONS CENTER 1150 E. Mountain Dr. Rm 264 Wilkes Barre, PA 18702-7997 Maybe this could help some of you. REMEMBER: You are the history of Montgomery County Texas! Start writing your history today for the new upcoming history book, Montgomery County Texas History: Past and Present, Volumes 1 and 2. Jane Sanford Keppler sponsor for <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~txmcghs/index.htm">Montgomery Co. Gen. Index.</A> www.rootsweb.com/~txmcghs/index.htm