The request is for "to" and "too" and why not "two"? Reminds me of a joke ... another time. TO is a word showing direction; its part of speech is preposition. TOO is an adverb which modifies another adverb as in TOO MUCH, an adjective as in TOO FUNNY or a verb as in the example given below. Example: My mother sent me TO the store to buy some vegetables. She doesn't know it, but I saved out some money to buy ice cream TOO. Now, I'm asking for a favor from all of you Culpeper researchers. My ancestor search is for William Benjamin Franklin Everett b. 11 Dec. 1864 in Culpeper Co., VA d. 18 Oct. 1932 Washington, DC. His father was John Everett b. VA and his mother was Rebecca Freeman b. MD. Help with John Everett PLEASE!!! Sally from NY State