Hello In noticing your note below, I also rec'd a note from Russ Woodward. He and I are in this line together it seems. His adress is below. "[email protected] Call him up and ask him, if you haven't yet. Just maybe there is a chance, since some of these folks went back to El Dorado area near 1900/1910. They could have spread out easily enough. I mean, what's 15 or 20 miles to the co. line?? Eureka is 30 miles east, I believe. I believe you'd better ask him, as he's been on this line about 3 years, and I've just started. They are my ggg-grandparents, but they are burried in my hometown area near Whitewater, northwestern Butler Co. What part of Greenwood County did he live in? Near Eureka, or down south toward Severy?, or further west toward El Dorado/Butler Co. Line? I do believe that even tho' I know the area, he knows the line. If we're on the same family, yell back to me and I'll fill in what you two don't. They had 8 children that I know of, one died at one month short of 16, and seven lived to adulthood. I have only two downlines. If I could go home (500 miles away, from East Texas back to So Cent Kansas), I would begin looking up the 1910, and then 1900, etc soundexes, and figure out spouses and children for the other four lines. Just haven't started that yet. Have been working on other lines. I'm sorry I say so little. Give Russ a holler, and let me know if he helped you in any way. He may just have the right idea for you, even though he may not have your line. Take care, and happy hunting! Genealogically yours, Rex W. Ulmer On Sun, 30 Aug 1998 22:25:32 EDT [email protected] writes: >That is about the time my Weir came to Kansas. He lived in Greenwood >Co. >Kansas Veldonna @aol.com > > _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]