Thanks. I will get in touch with Willowbend. As I've gotten older, I find it so much more pleasant (less tiring) to work from home than the library---especially when it means studying the material, so I've wound up with a fairly good collection of books on the early counties of Virginia. This sounds like a wonderful addition. Thank you again.....and for your work. Lydia -----Original Message----- From: Mgbrown105@aol.com <Mgbrown105@aol.com> To: lydiap@salisbury.net <lydiap@salisbury.net> Cc: VAPITTSY-L@rootsweb.com <VAPITTSY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 8:39 AM Subject: Re: [VAPITTSY-L] Re: Scrip Papers! >Lydia, I do not have copies for sale, my first printing in 1990 was quickly >sold , mainly to libraries. Last year, Craig Scott of Willowbend Books >republished the information in a softcover, and a much less expensive >version,(info is the same and also allowed me to make some typo corrections). > His email is <willowbend@mediasoft.net> or his online site is ><http://www.willowbend.net> . In fact I gave my personal copy to the Library >at TN Tech at Cookeville, TN and have not replaced it. I have to work from >my galley proofs, which is a pain. I spent 3 yrs doing this and found only >slight collateral connections, but I loved doing it, because there is a >tremendous amount of information on so many VA families. I do not think you >would be dissappointed if you purchased it......warm regards, Margie Brown >