Good morning Dear Friends. An apology for sending wrong info on Crew. Just found out now. Elizabeth Crew X Thomas Standley Jr,,,, Sept. 8 , 1726 His father , Thomas Sr,,,,,, Her parents--John Crew and Sarah Gately Child.,,,, Margery X Gideon Ellyson Mary X Alpheus Bunch THOMAS III X SARAH CREW,,, her par. Andrew Crew and Hannah Ellyson Pleasant Sr X Sarah Mc Gee John X Anna Ballard Zacheriah X 1..Susannah Mendenhall,,, 2. Sarah Crew Sarah X Jehu Stuart Anne X William Ballard III Nathan X Edith Hilton Joseph X Catherine Hilton I do have dates , I'm just in a hurry. I have Standley(Stanley) all the way up to today if wanted. Gerri Ann Lockman,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, gal@naxs.net

I am working with the following. Samuel Garber family and the Abraham Garber Family. Also the Miller and the Wampler families. Floyd R. & Kathryn Garst Mason 115 E. Rainbow Drive Bridgewater, VA 22812-1733 see our Home Page http://home.rica.net/masonf3150/ Family Historians

Searching in Augusta County for WHITE, SHULTZ, RUSSELL, SWINK also looking for BYRES, COTTER, CRAWFORD, DELANEY, DUNGAN, HOCKING, JACOBS, JOHNSON, KENNEDY, LOOKINS, O'KEEFE, RILEY, RUSSELL, SHULTZ, STEPHENS, SWINK, WARD, WHITE

my Augusta Co names HOTTEL,BEAR-HANGER Bruce C. Young III

What? 100 members LEFT? Because of 'squirrel" tallk? I can't believe it. I mean, I can, but I think folks need to lighten up. Genealogy is more then just whom-married-whom and had what kids. Life is more then that. Knowing more about their day-to-day lives enriches our undertanding of them and us. I wish I'd been a list member then! I guess I'm just amazed how different Lists have such different "personalities". Ok. Off my soapbox. Crystal On Mon, 19 Jul 1999 00:59:23 -0500 "Irwin Langhoff" <langhoff.family@worldnet.att.net> writes: > Just a reminder to the old-timers. Not everyone enjoyed the squirrel > banter and the list lost 100 members because of it. You may think > you got a lot of messages today - but this ain't nothin'! Let's not > repeat it ok guys? > > Cathy > Cathy > > > ==== VAAUGUST Mailing List ==== > **************************************************************** > The Augusta County mailing list page has instructions on how to > subscribe and unsubscribe from the list > Visit it at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapulask/augustaquery/augustalist.htm > *************************************************************** > Crystal A. Bingham St. Louis, MO Vizslas: Denali Gold & Peaches 'n Cream; cats" Bojangles and Nuisance Kitty Res Motto: To understand the living you must commune with the dead.

Im trying to find out more about where Lucinda Reed and William Gray Reed . William was married in Augusta County and had some of his children there before moving into Rockingham County as did Lucinda. We do not know Lucinda husbands name or parents. Also William death notice list him as being born in W. VA which would have been Virginia at that time. As for Lucinda Reed the mother her Obit states. "She was the mother of eight children, seven of whom are still living--one in the city of New Orleans, one in Arkansas, and four in West Virginia." Descendants of Lucinda Reed 1 Reed, Lucinda b: 1800 d: February 22, 1873 in McGaheysville, Virginia 2 Reed, Lucinda 2 Reed, William Gray b: April 10, 1819 in Virginia d: September 10, 1884 in McGaheysville, Virginia +Woolford, Sarah Elizabeth b: February 10, 1833 in Virginia d: January 14, 1892 in McGaheysville, Virginia m: 1853 m: 1853 3 Reid, Dora Cornelia b: June 20, 1854 in Staunton, Augusta County, Virginia d: September 05, 1909 in Elkton, Rockingham Co, Virginia +Kyger, Jacob Albert Simon b: May 10, 1847 in Pineville, Rockingham Co, Virginia d: October 03, 1914 in Elkton, Rockingham Co, Virginia m: April 18, 1874 in McGaheysville,Rockingham County, Virginia m: April 18, 1874 Father: Robert Kyger Mother: Lydia Huffman 3 Reid, William T b: March 06, 1856 in Rockingham County, Virginia d: September 08, 1856 in Rockingham County, Virginia 3 Reid, John F b: January 08, 1857 in Rockingham County, Virginia d: 1924 in Columbus, Ohio +Simmons, Anna b: 1857 d: 1937 3 Reid, Sarah A T b: August 18, 1859 in Rockingham County, Virginia d: in Williamsburg, Virginia +Deacon, Israel R m: May 08, 1880 in Rockingham County , Virginia m: May 08, 1880 3 Reid, Rebecca C b: October 27, 1861 in Rockingham County , Virginia d: 1932 in Elkton, Rockingham Co, Virginia +Zetty, Charles b: Abt. 1860 m: November 15, 1878 in Rockingham County , Virginia m: November 15, 1878 3 Reid, Elizabeth S b: November 23, 1865 in Rockingham County , Virginia d: April 05, 1934 in Shenandoah, Virginia +Breeden, James A b: September 26, 1863 in Rockingham County , Virginia d: October 01, 1949 m: September 26, 1885 in Rockingham County , Virginia m: September 26, 1885 3 Reid, Lucinda b: June 02, 1867 in Rockingham County , Virginia d: December 15, 1868 in Rockingham County , Virginia 3 Reid, Margaret A b: June 02, 1867 in Rockingham County , Virginia d: May 19, 1943 in Williamsburg, Virginia +Bucktrout, Horatio N b: October 06, 1860 d: September 12, 1933 3 Reid, Joseph Emmet b: May 20, 1869 in Rockingham County , Virginia d: October 24, 1941 in Straitville, Ohio +Saulbeamer, Mary b: January 11, 1877 3 [1] Reid, Harry M b: April 20, 1872 in Rockingham County , Virginia d: 1933 in Elkton, Rockingham Co, Virginia +Morris, Mollie *2nd Wife of [1] Reid, Harry M: +Heiston, Bessie b: February 11, 1885 d: November 10, 1950 3 Reid, Phillip H S b: January 04, 1874 in Rockingham County , Virginia d: May 04, 1874 in Rockingham County , Virginia Also if anyone is interesting in a large database of name 16,000 on the Kyger lineage with many family names of the Shenadorah Valley you can access my cousin Maggie and my website at: (http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/3251/) We have a searchable database online so you can quicky see if any of your surnames match up with any of ours. Russ

ROLL CALL IS OVER. THANKS TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED Barb S. List Manager

And more from my research partner! -----Original Message----- To: norie@localaccess.com <norie@localaccess.com> Cc: McCULLEY-L@rootsweb.com <McCULLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, July 18, 1999 10:30 PM Subject: Re: Fw: McColloch, McCully in TN |From book Tennessee Cousins: |pg 74 from Knoxville Gazette, 1792 Joseph McCulloch res 1 mile below | Beaver Creek on the Holston River |pg 215 Knox Co, TN Court 4 Aug 1794 Thomas McCulloch member of Jury | |pg 231 Estate of Wm Walker, apr 1798. Bond for John Calhoun & Archibald | McCulloch. |pg 245 Knox Co Census 1820 lists James McCulloch, John & Samuel Love |pg 314 Blount Co 1st Court, officers & jury: Thomas McCulloch a justice, | Samuel McCulloch on Grand Jury |pg 321 Alexander McCulloch m Margaret McNutt 25 Sep 1795, Wm Ewing, | surety. |pg 370 Monroe Co, TN. People at "4 Mile Branch Post Office 115 years ago: | Wm & Samuel McCulloch, Miller, Wm Pendelton & Jason Isbell & | Issac Baker." (book 1st printing 1950) |pg 611 Williamson Co, TN Land Owners 1808: Benjamin McCulloch 11,240A | in different tracts, John Sevier 2,115A Richland Creek & Duck |River.

Actually, Jean, this started with me quoting from Chalkley's, I was serious, the data was serious - the early pioneers - 1745 era - paid a tax with squirrel pelts, wolf heads and crows - they had to provide a certain number of each at regular times - we decided this was for pest reduction to protect crops and stock - then things got wierd and we got all these strange comments and recipes - we got into moonshine recipes and exactly how it was made. A lot of list members got impatient with us, but it was very interesting, we all learned a lot about what it was really like to live in that area in 1745. It was certainly much different than now, or even 100 years ago. I regularly research these details as it helps me to establish time periods and neighborhoods - Mike Gwinn was listowner then and he told us to quit because he was getting complaints, but he wrote me that he really enjoyed it! Most of us did! Norma -----Original Message----- From: Jenn of MS Delta <raj@tecinfo.com> To: VAAUGUST-L@rootsweb.com <VAAUGUST-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, July 18, 1999 10:44 PM Subject: [VAAUGUST-L] Re: Squirrell Pelts |Shirleen Johnston wrote: |> |> That moonshine and squirrel breaks the record!! |> | |To the List; | |In case those of the newbies are wondering "What is all the talk |of squirrels?", Well, it all began with a history lesson given |on the list of our ancestors. If memory serves, it had to do |with a "rule" or "community" law to assist in hunting the squirrels, |in order to protect the crops. Each household had to turn in |a certain number of pelts to prove their assistance in the |goal of controlling the squirrels. | |One note led to another, and the next thing you know we were |talking squirrel recipes, and the menus of the settlers. |It was a great time to be had by all in the imaginations of |a crazy few (me included). We advanced to opposum and pig |recipes as well. It is known that during these hard times and |others, parts of any animal, were seldom wasted. | |Now if I haven't lost you at this point: | |I will list my surnames: | |Moffett (Gabriel), Carrington, Francis, Sumrall, Morgan, |Champlin, Clark, Yeager | |Memories are the best of times on this list. | |Jenn | | |==== VAAUGUST Mailing List ==== |**************************************************************** |The Augusta County mailing list page has instructions on how to | subscribe and unsubscribe from the list | Visit it at: |http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapulask/augustaquery/augustalist.htm |*************************************************************** |

I am searching Rush and Hanger in Augusta Co. Also Gordon and Hensley from out there somewhere. (and others in nearby counties: Walton, Bird/Byrd, Allen, Brown, Henning, Pinnell, Dunnovant, Lockett, Snyder) Lynne Hundley

And more - look at these variations in Ireland! -----Original Message----- To: norie@localaccess.com <norie@localaccess.com> Cc: McCULLEY-L@rootsweb.com <McCULLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, July 18, 1999 10:25 PM Subject: Re: Fw: McCullugh in Ireland |From LDS Microfilm County Londonderry | |McCullugh, Patrick m Agnes Thompson 5 Feb 1660 Londonderry |McCulloue, Jane christened (chr) 22 Oct 1666 d/o Particke | Londonderry, Templemore, Derry Cathedral |McKolly, ____ s/o Patricke, chr 30 May 1665 Londonderry, Templemore, | Derry |Cathedral. |McKally, Elizabeth, d/o Patricke, chr 19 May 1663 " " |McColly, Mary , d/o Robert, chr 26 May 1659 " " |McKolly, Patrick m Elizabeth Stuart 1 Aug 1661 " "

Gillespie Gilasby (and any other spelling)

I agree with Mary, here - any written resource is only as good as the person who wrote it. Wayland's is notoriously full of errors - however, you can use these sources for clues if you check the info against some primary info like church records. I have found many names obviously settled in the valley very early which Wayland never mentions. This goes for family histories also, the Koiner History is full of errors, however, it is good for joining families together and that is what I've used it for. Many of the dates don't check out. You just have to keep rechecking! This roll call is very informative for all of us, although I believe there are about 500 people on this list, or used to be, and if they all answer the roll call it would stuff our mail boxes. I don't mind, but it seems to upset some people. BTW Bill Hobbs' squirrel recipe is certainly the best. I'm still haunted by squirrel brains inside the skull, and you have to crack the skull to eat them - Yuk! Just thought I'd share the wealth! From our meanderings some 6 months ago? Norma -----Original Message----- From: Mary D. Taffet <mdtaffet@mailbox.syr.edu> To: VAAUGUST-L@rootsweb.com <VAAUGUST-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, July 18, 1999 8:51 PM Subject: Re: [VAAUGUST-L] Roll Call: RINEHART |Emily, | |Some of this information isn't entirely accurate, because as far as I |know, Adam Miller is said to be the first white settler in the |Shenandoah Valley. In 1741, he had already been there for 15 years, |making his arrival circa 1726. He predates the Jacob Stover party by |several years. | |I have no info on these other names you mention below, but I caution the |assumption that they were the only original settlers. | |Besides Adam Miller, John Lewis is also said to be one of the earliest |settlers in the area, arriving circa 1730. I assume there must have |been other early settlers as well. | |-- Mary Taffet | mdtaffet@syr.edu | | |ESH300@aol.com wrote: |> |> For those who haven't done their homework, these are the known original |> settlers of the Shenandoah Valley: Henry Sowter, John Brubaker, Abraham |> Strickler, Michael Kauffman, John Rhodes, Michael Criter, Philip and Paul |> Long, Martin Kauffman and Michael Rinehart. They came, according to John |> Wayland, from Lancaster Co, PA, arriving in 1733. Ludwick Stone, and agent |> for a Swiss land agent named Jacob Stover, received the original grants for |> 10,000 acres of land from King George II of England and from Lord Fairfax. |> They traveled along the Indian Road (also called the Worry Road because the |> travellers worried about indian attacks) to the land near Peaked Mountain, |> settling on the bottom lands near the Shenandoah River. There they raised |> families and bought and sold land until they moved on to other new |> territories...mine went to Tennessee. Two books that may help our new folks |> are: Massanutten Settled by the Pennsylvania Pilgrim, 1726, by Harry M. |> Strickler, copyright date 1924; and, The German Element of the Shenandoah |> Valley, by John Wayland. The Massanutten book is no longer in print to my |> knowledge, but the German Element book is available from several of the |> genealogical societies in the Augusta Co area. Happy hunting! Emily in |> Alabama | | |==== VAAUGUST Mailing List ==== |**************************************************************** |The Augusta County mailing list page has instructions on how to | subscribe and unsubscribe from the list | Visit it at: |http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapulask/augustaquery/augustalist.htm |*************************************************************** |

Just a reminder to the old-timers. Not everyone enjoyed the squirrel banter and the list lost 100 members because of it. You may think you got a lot of messages today - but this ain't nothin'! Let's not repeat it ok guys? Cathy Cathy

And more! -----Original Message----- To: norie@localaccess.com <norie@localaccess.com> Cc: McCULLEY-L@rootsweb.com <McCULLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, July 18, 1999 10:08 PM Subject: Re:McColloch - McCulley |From Annals of Tazewell Co, VA |Pg 215) Lt. Thomas McCulloch (killed) Kings Mt. |pg 78 Bicentennial History of Washington Co. |Thomas b 1735, d 7 Oct 1780, bur Little Brittain graveyard |Westminister, NC. |Picture of home on North fork of the Holston River. | |Annals of Southwest Virginia, Washington County |pg 1346) Page 82. October 9, 1780. Thomas McCullough. |His estate to his wife Isabel and his children John, Robert, Rachel, |Mary, Sarah and Martha. Executor: John McCullough. |Witnesses: Robert Campbell, Theo. Scott, John Finley, James Logan. |Probated November 4, 1780. | |From Virginians in the Revolution pg 521 |McCulloch, Thomas, Lieut. VA Riflemen, d 12 Oct 1780 of wound |received at King's Mt. | |From McCulloch/McCully file at Lawson-McGhee Library, Knoxville, TN |Thomas McCulloch b 1735, d 12 Oct 1780. m Isabella Patrick | |King's Mountain Papers. Wisconsin Historical Society. |Pg 253) 1823, May 10. 8DD49. 14DD28. Preston, Francis. Abingdon, VA |Letter to editors of Abingdon Gazette. Defends his son Wm C Preston |against imputation of using false certificate, purporting to be John |McCulloch's, |to disprove Gov Issac Shelby's criticisms of Col. Wm Campbell's conduct |after King's Mt; criticizes Nelson's method of securing McCulloch's |disavowel of his first certificate; considers Moses Shelby's evidence |inadmissable because of bad reputation shown in Col. Matthew Willougby's |certificate. Copy from Richmond Enquirer, May 23, 1823. 4 pp. | |Pg 306) 1834, Oct 14, 12DD113 McCulloch, John. Washington Co, VA |Affidavit attesting the services of Wm & Robert Edmondson; took part in |Col. Wm Christian's Cherokee campaign; in 1778 ranging toward |Richlands; in 1780 officers in battle of King's Mountain, where Robert |was killed. D.S. 1 p. | |Pg 341) 1844. Aug 21. 10DD49-50. Campbell, Gov. David. Abingdon, VA. |Letter to Lyman C Draper, Jonesboro, Tenn. Encloses statements taken |from pension declarations of Daniel Riley, John McCauley, John Carmack, |John McCulloch, James Gilliland, Jonas Smith, Edward Smith and Michael |Fleenor; first two furnish information relative to Col. Wm Russell's services; |Michael Widner's services under command of Capt. Ab[raham] Lincoln at |Fort McIntosh; reference to services of Wm, Arthur and John Campbell; |James Keys's services in Capt. Wm Edmondson's company; services |of Colonels Issac and Evan Shelby; Maj. Daniel Smith's defense of the KY |settlements; battle of Island Falts and the fight with Indians which succeeded |it; Edward Smith's services under command of Ensign Andrew Kincannon. |Note by Draper gives bibliographical references. A.L.S. 3 pp. | |n.d. 3DD348 [Campbell, Gov. David.] Summary of services of John |McCulloch. Father moved to Holston in 1769; John served in 1777 under |Capt John Campbell; also under Capt. George Adams and Maj. Daniel |Smith; in 1780 was in King's Mt campaign under Col. Wm Campbell. |A.D. 1 p. | |From Annals of Tazewell Co, VA McCullough/McCulloch |pg 205) John - Roster of Rev. Soldiers (Jno) under Wm Russell |pg 207) John - " " " " Henry |Smith |pg 208) Robert - " " " " Henry |Smith | |Kepley's Virginia Frontier (1938) Beginning of the Southwest - Roanoke |Colonial Days 1740-83 |Pg 89) McCully, John 20 Apr 1753 Bond - due the estate for land purchased. |Pg 145) McCully, John Nov 1753 Roadworker on road from Edmonston's mill | to Fork Meeting House. |Pg 419) Mary McCullock m Andrew Woods, Jr, a res of West VA |Pg 561) John McCullock in Capt, Martin's Co. (Bent Mt area) | |From Immigrant Ancestors to America before 1750 |McCulloch, Roderick, d 1745 of Clan of Ardwall, Galloway, SCT. Came to |VA with Gov. Gooch & Commissary Blair 1727; Rector of Washington Parish, |Westmoreland Co, VA. m Elizabeth Weedon. | |From Annals of Southwest VA, Washington Co |Pg 1347) Page 121. Dec 1, 1786. William Hilliard. His estate to his wife |and children. Executors: John Lowry and his wife. |Witnesses: Archibald McCullough, Joel Golloher. |Probated Mar 13, 1787. | | |

Here is more McCullough, McCullock, McCulloch, McCully info my research partner has gathered - I sent her everything Mickey sent us, she says it will take days to sort through it! The Roanoke records sound interesting! Norma -----Original Message----- To: norie@localaccess.com <norie@localaccess.com> Cc: McCULLEY-L@rootsweb.com <McCULLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, July 18, 1999 10:07 PM Subject: Re: Fw: McColloch - McCully, Wills |From Vireginia Wills and Administrations, pg 271 w = will, i = intestate | |McCullock, Thomas 1782 w Rockbridge Co | " Alexander 1783 w Albemarle Co | " John Sr 1783 a Ohio Co | " Roderick 1746 w Westmoreland Co | " Jno 1767 i " |McCullough, James 1798 w Harrison Co |* " Thomas 1780 w Washington Co |McColley, Charles 1762 i Northumberland Co |McCollock Jno 1789 w Albemarle Co | " Jno 1795 w " | " John 1778 i Ohio Co | |North Carolina Wills pg 133 (Co # - don't have chart to ascertain) |McCulloch, Alexander 1798 047 WB 3-313 | Henry 1755 N SS 880-24 | James 1758 085 WB A-113 | John 1823 065 Original only | Joseph 1817 073 WB D-503 | Robert 1819 060 Original only | Robert M 1808 011 WB 1-426 |McCulloh, James 1816 085 WB G-410 | Mary 1797 065 WB B-83 |McCullough, Barnett 1796 084 OW-244 | John 1800 072 Original only |McCully, Robert 1820 073 WB D-574 | Lettice 1830 073 WB E-213 |------------------------------- | |From Blount Co, TN - Court Records, Courthouse at Maryville, TN |John McCulloch, was deceased & in Dec 11, 1797, one Thomas McCulloch |made bond to Administer on the Estate. As Admins. had amount Nov 1798 |vs John & Arch. Lackey. | |Thomas McCulloch, Vol 1 pg 245, Oct 1812, sells land on Pistol Creek & |both sides of Knoxville Road, adjoining Samuel McCulloch & David Oglesby. | | |Vol 1 pg 336-7, Thomas McCulloch sell negro to Nathaniel Ewing. | |Vol 1, pg 291. 1811. |Thomas and Alexander McCulloch, sell land on waters of Little River, 200 A. |which corners on James McCulloch. | |Vol 4 pg 293. 5 Feb 1813 |Samuel McCulloch, had land, surveyed in 1807, but state of TN granted it to |Thomas & Alexander McCulloch. 337 A on waters of Pistol Creek, corner to |Samuel Clark & David Oglesby. | |Vol 1, pg 205. Oct 1814. Will of John McCulloch |Brothers Thomas & Samuel McCulloch. To nieces Nancy & Elizabeth |McCulloch. Executor: John Caldwell & John McCully. Witnesses: James |Gillespie & James Ewing.

Shirleen Johnston wrote: > > That moonshine and squirrel breaks the record!! > To the List; In case those of the newbies are wondering "What is all the talk of squirrels?", Well, it all began with a history lesson given on the list of our ancestors. If memory serves, it had to do with a "rule" or "community" law to assist in hunting the squirrels, in order to protect the crops. Each household had to turn in a certain number of pelts to prove their assistance in the goal of controlling the squirrels. One note led to another, and the next thing you know we were talking squirrel recipes, and the menus of the settlers. It was a great time to be had by all in the imaginations of a crazy few (me included). We advanced to opposum and pig recipes as well. It is known that during these hard times and others, parts of any animal, were seldom wasted. Now if I haven't lost you at this point: I will list my surnames: Moffett (Gabriel), Carrington, Francis, Sumrall, Morgan, Champlin, Clark, Yeager Memories are the best of times on this list. Jenn

I'm forwarding this message to the Augusta County list for information only. The WDC GenWeb list is a read-only list and I have monitored it for a long time. If you want to look at the names they've gathered you can get to it from the URL listed below next to Search People Indexes. There are thousands of names. These are also assimilated charts and may not be accurate, but they are certainly interesting, and also confusing, so read at your own risk. Norma -----Original Message----- From: WDC GenWeb <dlytton@primenet.com> To: wdc-genweb@rootsweb.com <wdc-genweb@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, July 18, 1999 7:44 PM Subject: Henry Stoneham b. abt 1743 |Some descendants of Henry Stoneham b. abt 1743: |http://www.primenet.com/~dlytton/wdc/z0000580.html | |It appears Henry started his family in Amherst Co VA, with many |descendants moving to GA, AL and TX. Surnames in this chart: | |Beal, Benson, Crowder, Dillard, Manning, Nash, Poss, Power, |Shackleford, Spruell, Stoneham, Stubbs, Thomason and Wright | |-Contributor names and email address are at the ends of most charts- |Search People Indexes: http://www.primenet.com/~dlytton/wdc/wdc.html |Daryl Lytton - WDC GenWeb Project Coordinator - dlytton@primenet.com |

My Augusta names: MCCULLEY (or variations) My brick wall is Isaac McCulley, b 1 May 1801 d 13 Mar 1864 m Rebecca Scott SCOTT Nathan, son of Isabella & ?. POAGE WALLACE CAMPBELL WOODS DENNISS DUNAWAY PRESTON Cate Langhoff, New Orleans s

-----Original Message----- From: Tom & Mickey Daniels <tmhfbred@netins.net> To: VAAUGUST-L@rootsweb.com <VAAUGUST-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, July 18, 1999 11:23 AM Subject: [VAAUGUST-L] Roll Call Surnames >Hi, >I am researching: >TOOL/TOOLE >FUDGE >STINSON >BROOKS >HAYBARGER >Mickey in Iowa > > >==== VAAUGUST Mailing List ==== >**************************************************************** >The Augusta County mailing list page has instructions on how to > subscribe and unsubscribe from the list > Visit it at: >http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapulask/augustaquery/augustalist.htm >***************************************************************