Hello List, I am beginning to get quite desperate for someone to do a little genealogy work for me in the Lufkin, TX area. I am willing to pay as long as it don't cost me what it would cost to send a representative from Verona, Italy. I would like for someone who lives in or near Lufkin, Texas to check with the mortuary for information about my grandparents J. H. Arthur and Dora Ellen Massey Arthur. Then search the 5 or 6 cemeteries in the Lufkin area for the place any Arthur or Vick is buried and take a picture of the tombstone. Please respond to: vick29@iol.it Jim Vick Verona, Italy

Tuesday April 4 12:12 PM ET Gene Test Helps Scientist Trace Family Names By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Correspondent WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Curious about your noble forebears? Eager to see if you are related to someone else with the same last name? An Oxford genetics professor can answer your questions. Brian Sykes, an expert in genetics at Britain's Oxford University, said on Tuesday he had checked the DNA of dozens of men who had the same surname and found, to his surprise, that they all seem to have descended from the same ancestor. Examining men with the same surname as his own, Sykes used a technique known as genetic fingerprinting to examine the men's Y chromosome, which is handed down with very little change from father to son. ``I wrote 250 men, a random sample, with the same surname and I wrote to Sykeses because I felt confident approaching people with the same name as mine,'' Sykes said in a telephone interview. He tracked the men down in three English counties known to have many people with the Sykes name -- York, Cheshire and Lancashire. He sent them home DNA kits that included a brush to take a few cells from the inside of the mouth. ``I got 61 returns of DNA on little brushes and of those, half had a Y chromosome microsatellite fingerprint which showed they had exactly the same Y chromosome,'' Sykes said. Microsatellites are little repeated sequences of the four nucleotides -- A, C, T and G -- that seem to carry no important genetic instructions but which can be used as ``fingerprints'' to identify genes. Sykes, who reported his findings in the American Journal of Human Genetics, said he was surprised to find the same fingerprint in so many different men who had no idea they were related. ``The only explanation is all Sykeses had come from a single male who first inherited that name,'' he said. ``We reckon from the court records the name first appears in West Yorkshire in just about 1300.'' Before then, most English peasants went by just one name or had names they did not pass on to their children. ``Surnames became inherited because it was a time you were able to transfer the tenancy of your land to your children,'' Sykes said. He had not expected such a pedigree for his name, in particular, which seems to have had few noble associations. ``Sykeses were all peasants and vagabonds,'' he laughed. ''They were always cropping in the court records as having stolen sheep or burnt woods down.'' He said the name means a small stream and he would have thought many people would have taken such a name. No Cuckolds In The Sykes Nest There was another eye opener in his findings. ``With 50 percent having the same Y chromosome ... it works out roughly at about 1 percent per generation for no paternity,'' Sykes said. ``It's really quite low -- lower than the rates we are accustomed to these days. It essentially means that 99 percent of Mrs. Sykeses have been very well-behaved.'' Sykes, whose lab linked a 9,000-year-old skeleton known as ''Cheddar Man'' to an Englishman living nearby in 1997, said the applications of this latest work will be most valuable to people tracing family histories. ``It is astounding news for genealogists,'' he said. Noting that written records are rare before 1700, he said it would be a good way for people to track their ancestry. Anticipating this, he has patented the test for an association between a surname and the Y chromosome, and, with the university, started up a company to perform the tests. ``We are probably going to call it Oxford Ancestors,'' he said. http://dailynews.yahoo.com/htx/nm/20000404/sc/science_surnames_1.html Bob - K

Wonder if this has messed up a researcher or two? The custom of playing tricks on people on April 1 began in France after a new calendar was instituted in the 16th century. Previously, the New Year had been celebrated April 1, but the new calendar switched it to the familiar January 1. Out of habit, many people continued to observe April 1 as the beginning of the year. They were known as "April fools," and eventually the custom arose of playing tricks on that day. The French call victims of April Fools pranks "April fish." Maybe that's because they go for the bait. (Source: THE WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA) Bob - K

Jim Vick wrote: Thanks for the offer of the state genealogy library if you do happen to find something you think I will be interested in I would appreciate hearing from you. I really wanted to find somebody that would take some pictures of the Arthur and Vick gravestones in and near Lufkin, TX. Jim, I'm not ruling out photographing tombstones. I have a step-daughter who lives about 30 miles north of Lufkin. We don't get up there very often, though, and certainly not until after the next hurdle - big wedding in June. If you could furnish me with names and approximate locations of cemeteries, perhaps I can help you this summer. When I made my first genealogy field trip last fall, all my pictures were of tombstones. My son-in-law asked why I only took pictures of tombstones<grin>. If the bug hasn't bitten you, you just don't understand. I doubt we're related until the lines merge in Virginia. My Vicks left Virginia around 1800 and settled in western Kentucky. My mom is the only person in our Vick line who came to Texas - and that was relatively recently in 1962. Funny how genealogy changes your perspective of "recent." My trip last fall netted great pictures from the Vick cemetery in Livingston County, Kentucky - one of the most beautiful and peaceful places I've ever been. As far as the Texas State Archives go, just give me something specific to look up ... Pat Wilson (great granddaughter of James Arthur and Ora Barnes Vick)

Hi Jack, I will see what I can do with the information, but sure it will be helpful. Again Thankd, Jim Verona, Italy ----- Original Message ----- From: Jack Landers <charliej@fwi.com> To: <VICK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 9:53 PM Subject: [VICK-L] Tombstones in Angelina County, Texas > Jim; > > Just noticed this on the USGenWeb - Texas - Angelina County website, and > remembered your previous query. Thought it might be of interest to you. > > "q The Tombstone Transcription Project includes complete listings of > the Largent Cemetery and the Newman Cemetery, and other Angelina County > cemeteries will be added as soon as they are transcribed. Gloria B. > Mayfield is the coordinator for Texas and she needs help. If you have > electronic copies of Angelina County cemetery listings, or can transcribe > some of the listings, please send her an eMail. > > URLs are: Tombstone Transcription Project > ..>http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/Texas/< > > Gloria B. Mayfield..>gbmayfield@tyler.net < > > Hope it helps! > > Jack Landers > > >

Jim; Just noticed this on the USGenWeb - Texas - Angelina County website, and remembered your previous query. Thought it might be of interest to you. "q The Tombstone Transcription Project includes complete listings of the Largent Cemetery and the Newman Cemetery, and other Angelina County cemeteries will be added as soon as they are transcribed. Gloria B. Mayfield is the coordinator for Texas and she needs help. If you have electronic copies of Angelina County cemetery listings, or can transcribe some of the listings, please send her an eMail. URLs are: Tombstone Transcription Project ..>http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/Texas/< Gloria B. Mayfield..>gbmayfield@tyler.net < Hope it helps! Jack Landers

Another Vick I stumbled upon; Stanley Vick http://c-23.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/nc/military/1846mex.txt Trudy

Jim, I'm sorry I wasn't able to help out, but if you need anything in these neck of the woods just let me know. Kristi McKinney, Texas

Hi Kristi, It would be great to have you do the work for me but it requires a visit to Lufkin which located in Angelina County, I believe that may require a bit too much travel unless you have another reason to go to Lufkin. Thanks anyway, Jim Vick Verona, Italy

Hi Pat, Thanks for the offer of the state genealogy library if you do happen to find something you think I will be interested in I would appreciate hearing from you. I really wanted to find somebody that would take some pictures of the Arthur and Vick gravestones in and near Lufkin, TX. Don't know how close of cousins we are but quite likely cousins at that. I was the 7th child in a family of 16 children, 7 boys and 9 girls. My father Alva Lee Vick was 34 when I was born, he was born 21 Oct 1898 in Trinity County, TX, died 4 Oct 1972 in Albuquerque, NM. My mother Mary Evelyn Arthur Vick was born 11 Mar 1899 in Lufkin, Angeline County, TX died 7 Apr 1942 in Fort Stanton, NM. My grandfather James Albert Vick came from Lee County, TX and homesteaded in Richland, NM in 1916. My great-grandfather Joseph William Vick 1855-1944 moved from Lee County, TX and retired in Portales, NM for some reason when he died in 1944 he was buried in Richland, NM. I have quite a few ancestors buried in Lexington, Lee County, TX my grandmother Eva Magdeline Purcer 3 Mar 1880 - 7 Feb 1946 left relatives in Lexington, TX. My great-grandmother Margaret Ann Lyles Vick 1859 - 1932 also left relatives in Lee County, TX. I shall give you a big thank you in advance for anything you might come across and send to me. Regards, Jim Vick, Verona, Italy PS: I served in the US military (Army) here in Verona where I met and married my wife Giuliana Manini. I became total disabled in 1978 we moved here in June 1980 hand have lived here since. We still call Sierra Blanca County, Texas our home for voting.

Lufkin is a good ways from Collin County - on I 20 a good 2.5 hour drive, I'd guess. KH1TEXAS@aol.com on 03/31/2000 03:02:37 PM Please respond to VICK-L@rootsweb.com To: VICK-L@rootsweb.com cc: (bcc: Pat Wilson/Tivoli Systems) Subject: Re: [VICK-L] Genaelogy work I live in McKinney, which is the county seat for Collin County. I'm not sure which county Lufkin is in, but I believe it's only a couple of counties away. Kristi Hornsby

Probably don't need to warn any of you about this, but thought I'd post it, anyway, since the list seems to be quite slow lately. Jack Landers ----- Original Message ----- From: "Floyd and Bonnie Grant" <bgrant61@maine.maine.edu> To: <GRANT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2000 7:14 AM Subject: [GRANT-L] Rip-offs of the genealogy community continues > Subject: > Fw: [LANIER-L] Rip-offs of the genealogy community continues > Date: > Mon, 27 Mar 2000 19:33:26 -0500 > From: > "Eloise Walton" <ewalton@coastalnet.com> > To: > NCSCOTS-L@rootsweb.com > > > > Sure sounds like those generic genealogy books with addreses of all > those in > the US of that surname in the middle of the book. A good one to stay > away > from......... !!! > -----Original Message----- > From: Joe Sissom <dj@dfc.cc> > To: LANIER-L@rootsweb.com <LANIER-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Monday, March 27, 2000 1:04 PM > Subject: [LANIER-L] Rip-offs of the genealogy community continues > > > >Good Morning, friends and cousins in the genealogy community! > > > >The response to the identification of the genealogy rip-off operation > >in Denver last week has been tremendous with a steady stream of requests > >for add'l info. > > > >The operation in Denver with a newly discovered "branch" in Utah is an > >incarnation of the identical scheme that Halbert's used. The same form > >letters, books and newsletters are being sold, and the same fake > >"Crests" and other products are being created "to exacting standards". > > > >The new incarnation has not yet been linked financially to Halbert´s or > >NUMA (Halbert parent), but the resemblance is so close, they could be > >joined at the hip, operating under dba's Mountain West News Service, > >Mountain Pacific News Service, and MORPHCORP. The Better Business Bureau > >reports that the company has joined the BBB in January 2000, opened in > >1985, and is rated as satisfactory. A complete history of Halbert's, > >courtesy of Jeff Scism (despite our surname homonyms, we ain't kin --- > >he hopes!) is available at > >http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~blksheep/shame/halberts.htm > > > >Volunteers interested in assisting in informing the genealogy community > >of this scam have come out of the woodwork. We would ask the recipients > >of this email the following: > >1) A sample of the Colorado flyer is at > >http://www.dfc.cc/CyberCousins/genfraud.jpg > >Print it and post in the genealogy section at your library with > >appropriate message and make announcements at your gensoc. > > > >2) After you have read it, as a researcher you realize the fraud that it > >is. Go to the Federal Trade Commissions website at > >https://www.ftc.gov/ftc/complaint.htm and file a complaint ONLINE. For > >a sample complaint and further detailed information to use, please go to > >http://www.dfc.cc/CyberCousins/complaint.txt > > > >3) Forward this to every list you are on. > > > >4) If you are a member of NGS (shane@ngsgenealogy.org) or FGS > >(fgs-office@fgs.org), contact those organizations and ask that they get > >members motivated. Gentech, Inc. (beau@connect.net) has a director and > >a well-known regular conference speaker in the Denver metro. I asked > >them to do some local research. No response to date. > > > >5) Contact every genealogy columnist whose work you read, both local and > >online such as Myra Gormley (myravg@prodigy.net} or Dick Eastman > >(ROOTS@compuserve.com) who was stalwart in early work on Halbert's, both > >of whom, as well as others, are on this list. No response to date. > > > >6} If you have rec'd a flyer yourself, please report the names and > >addresses to me. We need to know all the DBAs they are using. Then > >take it to the local post office and file a complaint. > > > >7) If you are in the Denver area, we need search of the court house > >records to determine any corporate connections. If we can make a > >corporate connection, I am fairly sure the restraints placed on > >Halbert's can be extended by the proper authorities. > > > >8) If you are a supplier (software, services, researcher) to the > >genealogy community, this type of scam effects you even more. > >Contribute to the effort. > > > >9)This is no small time scam. Halbert's is owned by a company named > >NUMA whih in turn is owned by CENDANT. Go to > >http://itjobs.cendant.com/cendant_co.html to find other Cendant > >companies. You will NOT be happy with how you have been doing business > >with folks like this --- I promise you. > > > >These scams are more likely to rip off folks less involved in genealogy > >than most recipients of this msg. Most of us will recognize it for what > >it is and trash it. That does not relieve us of the responsibility of > >making it more difficult for these and other parasites within our > >community to enjoy their ill-gotten gains. I have found far too many > >that "don't want to get involved", "Didn't happen on my watch." (to use > >an old Navy excuse), running from controversy and responsibility. Let > >us unite in eradicating those that are behind an obvious attempt to > >profit unethically from the popularity of genealogy. > > > >Joe Sissom > > > > >

I live in McKinney, which is the county seat for Collin County. I'm not sure which county Lufkin is in, but I believe it's only a couple of counties away. Kristi Hornsby

Good morning list, I need a little special type genealogy work done so I am searching for anyone living in or near Lufkin, TX. Please respond to: vick29@iol.it Thanks, Jim Vick Verona, Italy

Found in March 29, 2000 News & Observer, Raleigh, NC KATHERYNE GIBSON VICK SANFORD -- Katheryne Gibson Vick, 73, of 1609 Spring Lane died Tuesday at her home. Graveside services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. at Caledonia Methodist Church Cemetery in Laurinburg. Funeral services will be held Wednesday night at 7:30 at the Miller-Boles Funeral Chapel conducted by the Rev. Rick Martindale. Visitation will follow the service. Surviving: one daughter, Margaret V. Smith of Sanford; one granddaughter, Katheryne Alicia Smith. Mrs. Vick was a retired school teacher, having taught in the Sanford City Schools. She was a long time member of the First Presbyterian Church and was a volunteer at Central Carolina Hospital.

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/4024/ejvick.html http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/v/i/c/Shirley-anne-C-Vick/ Hi, I am new to the Vick list. My name is Faye and I just started yesterday trying to find out about half of my four year old grandson's ancestry. What I know right now is: Frank Vick born 12-7-1860 died 10-21-1931. He married Alice Crumpler 1-13-1889. Frank's mother is listed on death certificate as Celia. I have also done a search and come up with a list of genealogy pages with at least one Vick on them, some many more. I'll share with you, because I don't even know who they are yet, since some don't even list locations with the names. Thanks, Faye http://www.pinebelt.net/dvick/ http://www.genealogy.com/users/v/i/c/Ann-P-Vick/ftitree.html http://www.cproots.com/marriago.htm http://www.pinebelt.net/dvick/indexpb.html http://www.derider.com/DeRiderDatabase/fam00368.htm http://tarver-genealogy.net/Lineages/Welch/fam00376.htm http://www.angelfire.com/ky/nestingplace/genealogy.html http://www.oregontrail.net/~dwmorgan/index/ind0121.html http://angelfire.com/ar/sharpei/genealogy.html http://www.tiac.net/users/weymouth/Html/fam06104.htm http://home.korax.net/~boldts/Genealogy.shtml http://millis-shea.ourfamily.com/genealogy/fam00345.htm

Faye, You are a wonder. I've been getting your posts from the Nash mail list and am astounded at how much information you are providing. Keep up the good work and welcome to the Vick list!! I'm sure someone here will be related to your grandson and will be able to share lots of info. with you. Trudy Vick Phillips Faye wrote: > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/4024/ejvick.html > > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/v/i/c/Shirley-anne-C-Vick/ > Hi, I am new to the Vick list. My name is Faye and I just started > yesterday trying to find out about half of my four year old > grandson's ancestry. What I know right now is: > > Frank Vick born 12-7-1860 died > 10-21-1931. > He married Alice Crumpler 1-13-1889. > Frank's mother is listed on death certificate as Celia. > > I have also done a search and come up with a list of genealogy > pages with at least one Vick on them, some many more. I'll share > with you, because I don't even know who they are yet, since some > don't even list locations with the names. > > Thanks, Faye > > http://www.pinebelt.net/dvick/ > > http://www.genealogy.com/users/v/i/c/Ann-P-Vick/ftitree.html > > http://www.cproots.com/marriago.htm > > http://www.pinebelt.net/dvick/indexpb.html > > http://www.derider.com/DeRiderDatabase/fam00368.htm > > http://tarver-genealogy.net/Lineages/Welch/fam00376.htm > > http://www.angelfire.com/ky/nestingplace/genealogy.html > > http://www.oregontrail.net/~dwmorgan/index/ind0121.html > > http://angelfire.com/ar/sharpei/genealogy.html > > http://www.tiac.net/users/weymouth/Html/fam06104.htm > > http://home.korax.net/~boldts/Genealogy.shtml > > http://millis-shea.ourfamily.com/genealogy/fam00345.htm

ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/va/southampton/1850/idx-tu-y.txt 275a 33 VICK Alice 1 Virginia pg0272b.txt 305a 9 VICK Andrew J. 15 Virginia pg0304a.txt 281b 20 VICK Anthony W. 6 Virginia pg0272b.txt 280b 30 VICK Archer 50 Virginia pg0272b.txt 280b 32 VICK Arthur 19 Virginia pg0272b.txt 275a 26 VICK Benja. 32 Virginia pg0272b.txt 298a 38 VICK Benja. F. 26 Virginia pg0294a.txt 279b 38 VICK Benjamin T. 7 Virginia pg0272b.txt 272a 12 VICK Bettie 37 Virginia pg0262b.txt 281b 15 VICK Bettie 17 Virginia pg0272b.txt 251b 36 VICK Boling B. 45 Virginia pg0242a.txt 250b 4 VICK Boling T. 5 Virginia pg0242a.txt 275a 32 VICK Boss 4 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281b 14 VICK Caleb 21 Virginia pg0272b.txt 275a 30 VICK Catherine M. 12 Virginia pg0272b.txt 267b 30 VICK Celia 30 Virginia pg0262b.txt 275a 31 VICK Cheriah T. 8 Virginia pg0272b.txt 275a 23 VICK Christianna 18 Virginia pg0272b.txt 279b 41 VICK Christianna 1 Virginia pg0272b.txt 286a 32 VICK Christopher C.21 Virginia pg0282b.txt 264a 23 VICK Cornelia 18 Virginia pg0262b.txt 286a 31 VICK Daniel 23 Virginia pg0282b.txt 276a 2 VICK David 45 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281b 27 VICK Davis 26 Virginia pg0272b.txt 305a 8 VICK Delila 37 Virginia pg0304a.txt 275a 25 VICK Easly 6 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281a 31 VICK Elias 7 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281a 28 VICK Eliza 30 Virginia pg0272b.txt 262b 30 VICK Eliza J. 25 Virginia pg0262b.txt 262b 36 VICK Elizabeth 4 Virginia pg0262b.txt 266a 12 VICK Elizabeth 27 Virginia pg0262b.txt 281a 12 VICK Elizabeth 18 Virginia pg0272b.txt 296b 4 VICK Elizabeth E. 14 Virginia pg0294a.txt 268b 33 VICK Emma 32 Virginia pg0262b.txt 278a 31 VICK Frances 40 North Carolina pg0272b.txt 286a 34 VICK Franklin 15 Virginia pg0282b.txt 263a 28 VICK George H. 11 Virginia pg0262b.txt 296b 2 VICK George W. 18 Virginia pg0294a.txt 296b 7 VICK Gilbert C. 7 Virginia pg0294a.txt 281a 6 VICK Giles E. 26 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281a 8 VICK Giles E. 3 Virginia pg0272b.txt 275a 29 VICK Harriet M. 14 Virginia pg0272b.txt 278a 32 VICK Henry 17 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281a 29 VICK Henry 10 Virginia pg0272b.txt 280b 35 VICK James 6 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281a 5 VICK James 10 Virginia pg0272b.txt 289a 37 VICK James B. 12 Virginia pg0282b.txt 305a 10 VICK James B. 13 Virginia pg0304a.txt 263a 29 VICK James E. 9 Virginia pg0262b.txt 275a 28 VICK James H. 16 Virginia pg0272b.txt 279b 40 VICK James L. 2 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281b 12 VICK Jane 60 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281b 18 VICK Jane B. 12 Virginia pg0272b.txt 309a 5 VICK Jesse B. 37 Virginia pg0304a.txt 305a 12 VICK Jesse E. 7 Virginia pg0304a.txt 281a 11 VICK Joel Jr. 28 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281b 11 VICK Joel Sr. 60 Virginia pg0272b.txt 266a 11 VICK John 62 Virginia pg0262b.txt 276a 4 VICK John 60 Virginia pg0272b.txt 286a 29 VICK John 58 Virginia pg0282b.txt 279b 39 VICK John B. 4 Virginia pg0272b.txt 305a 15 VICK John M. 6/12 Virginia pg0304a.txt 263a 25 VICK John T. 19 Virginia pg0262b.txt 305a 11 VICK Joseph H. 10 Virginia pg0304a.txt 289a 35 VICK Joseph N. 33 Virginia pg0282b.txt 278a 30 VICK Joshua 50 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281a 3 VICK Josiah 52 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281a 9 VICK Josiah 2 Virginia pg0272b.txt 279b 33 VICK Julia 25 Virginia pg0272b.txt 309a 6 VICK Julia B. 19 Virginia pg0304a.txt 281b 16 VICK Kerby 34 Virginia pg0272b.txt 262b 28 VICK Lewis 53 Virginia pg0262b.txt 281a 17 VICK Lidia 77 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281a 7 VICK Louisa 21 Virginia pg0272b.txt 251b 37 VICK Lydia 43 Virginia pg0242a.txt 275a 27 VICK Lydia 26 Virginia pg0272b.txt 264a 24 VICK Malichi J. 2 Virginia pg0262b.txt 281b 17 VICK Mariah 30 Virginia pg0272b.txt 263a 24 VICK Martha 42 Virginia pg0262b.txt 275a 22 VICK Martha 28 Virginia pg0272b.txt 276a 5 VICK Martha 50 Virginia pg0272b.txt 321b 34 VICK Martha A. 47 Virginia pg0314b.txt 262b 31 VICK Martha D. 23 Virginia pg0262b.txt 296b 5 VICK Martha O. 11 Virginia pg0294a.txt 276a 3 VICK Mary 35 Virginia pg0272b.txt 280b 34 VICK Mary 16 Virginia pg0272b.txt 280b 36 VICK Mary 70 Virginia pg0272b.txt 286a 30 VICK Mary 49 Virginia pg0282b.txt 304b 18 VICK Mary 55 Virginia pg0304a.txt 305a 13 VICK Mary J. 5 Virginia pg0304a.txt 250b 3 VICK Mary L. 24 Virginia pg0242a.txt 304b 20 VICK Mary T. 21 Virginia pg0304a.txt 262b 33 VICK Matilda 30 Virginia pg0262b.txt 263a 27 VICK Matilda J. 13 Virginia pg0262b.txt 281a 32 VICK Mearine 9 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281b 23 VICK Mills C. 1/12 Virginia pg0272b.txt 262b 34 VICK Mills H. 30 Virginia pg0262b.txt 280b 31 VICK Nancy 44 Virginia pg0272b.txt 262b 35 VICK Nathan 6 Virginia pg0262b.txt 281b 13 VICK Orris 22 Virginia pg0272b.txt 277b 38 VICK Osden 46 Virginia pg0272b.txt 263a 34 VICK Parker 30 Virginia pg0262b.txt 264a 21 VICK Patience 60 North Carolina pg0262b.txt 279b 32 VICK Patience 65 Virginia pg0272b.txt 275a 24 VICK Patience R. 8 Virginia pg0272b.txt 304b 19 VICK Pitman 26 Virginia pg0304a.txt 281a 4 VICK Rebecca 53 Virginia pg0272b.txt 296b 1 VICK Rhoda M. 38 Virginia pg0294a.txt 277b 41 VICK Richard 23 Virginia pg0272b.txt 321b 35 VICK Richard H. 15 Virginia pg0314b.txt 259a 5 VICK Richard J. 25 Virginia pg0252b.txt 281b 21 VICK Robert E. 4 Virginia pg0272b.txt 262b 29 VICK Sally 50 Virginia pg0262b.txt 279b 34 VICK Samuel 23 Virginia pg0272b.txt 280b 33 VICK Samuel 17 Virginia pg0272b.txt 277b 39 VICK Sarah 40 Virginia pg0272b.txt 263a 30 VICK Sarah A. 4 Virginia pg0262b.txt 296b 3 VICK Sarah T. 16 Virginia pg0294a.txt 286a 33 VICK Sebastian C. 17 Virginia pg0282b.txt 250b 5 VICK Simon 25 Virginia pg0242a.txt 266a 13 VICK Simon 24 Virginia pg0262b.txt 281a 30 VICK Susan 14 Virginia pg0272b.txt 296b 6 VICK Susannah 9 Virginia pg0294a.txt 281b 22 VICK Thomas R. 2 Virginia pg0272b.txt 281a 27 VICK Tom 34 Virginia pg0272b.txt 286a 35 VICK Victoria J. 11 Virginia pg0282b.txt 263a 23 VICK William 38 Virginia pg0262b.txt 281a 18 VICK William 35 Virginia pg0272b.txt 263a 26 VICK William B. 15 Virginia pg0262b.txt 281b 19 VICK William H. 10 Virginia pg0272b.txt 305a 14 VICK William H. 2 Virginia pg0304a.txt 275a 21 VICK Willis 30 Virginia pg0272b.txt

Message just sent was meant for Mary Chenoweth. Linda if you intercept it please delete it. My apologies...I should be more careful. suzanne

At 07:25 AM 3/23/00 +0100, you wrote: >Hi Ron, > >Nice photo's, did you by chance work at the cape? I have a very good friend >Chuck Hopp who retired from the cape. Now living in Cocao Beach. > >Regards, > >Jim Vick >Verona, Italy > >----- Original Message ----- >From: Ronald Vick <ronald.vick@mindspring.com> >To: <VICK-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2000 1:59 AM >Subject: [VICK-L] Me! I've returned from my trip > > >> I've just returned from my cruise to Mayan America. I'm building a photo >> album of the pictures I took, as well as other pictures, cartoons, and >> paintings I've done. You're welcome to see how ugly I really am, and how >> good looking my wife, daughter,and grandson are. These pictures are best >> viewed using true color for your display. Sorry about the ads, but >> somebody's got to pay for the 50 megs of space I'm using. >> >> http://www.photoloft.com/allalbums.asp?s=jasc&u=175305&a=191685 >> >> With most e-mail viewers, all you'll need to do is double click on that >> address. >> >> Ronald Lee Vick I work at Kennedy Space Center, which is just across the river from Cape Canaveral. Cocoa Beach is about 3 miles east of where I live, and my daughter currently lives. Ron