A nice note about the microfilmed copy of the West Register, available for order at LDS. LDS also has on microfilm all of Mrs. Brock's group sheets, correspondence, research by location (i.e. Indiana West), etc. There is quite a good deal of information that she did not get published with the book. Happy hunting. K. Haefner Missouri

Perhaps instead of using OCR, or transcribing the entire book (a big job!), you might consider posting photocopies of the pages on your web pages instead - similar to transcripts of parts of the William and Mary's Quarterly that were recently posted on the Web. I don't know how much memory that would consume, or what's involved, but it's a thought. Paul Dale West wrote: > Because of the age the book can be legally reproduced. I would be happy to post > it on my site if I get some volunteers to help transcribe it. I will attempt a > few pages in OCR and see what kind of nightmare it might be. Sometimes it is > easier to transcribe than fix all the OCR errors. > > Dale West > > "Paul W. West" wrote: > > > FYI: > > > > The West Family Register has also been microfilmed. You can find it for free > > in many of the family history libraries throughout the country. I also found > > a hardbound copy (original) in the family history library on the Brigham > > Young University campus in Provo, Utah. Now don't everyone rush to ask me to > > look stuff up for you. I don't live in Provo, Utah, and I have a hard time > > getting to the nearby family history library. Sorry. > > > > But, I wonder if there would be any copyright violations if someone decided > > to reprint the book on the WEB? Anyone want to tackle that issue? > > > > Just a thought, Paul West > > > > Dale West wrote: > > > > > I have been looking for a book, "The West Family Register", by Letta B. > > > Stone. I understand if you own just one book on West genealogy, this is > > > the one. I just received several DAR applications on my West line and > > > this book was referenced several times in each application. The book > > > traces West lines from 1326 to 1928 and is 493 pages. > > > > > > The book is out of print and I would imagine some of you already have it > > > but for the newer list subscribers, today I found a company in Salem, > > > Massachusetts that reproduces the book in paper back or hard bound. The > > > paperback edition is $77 and for $10 more dollars you can get the hard > > > bound edition. > > > > > > They have lots of other surname genealogy books as well as a few other > > > West family books. You can go to their web page for telephone, fax, > > > address and ordering information as well as a database of all the > > > genealogy books they sell. http://www.higginsonbooks.com/ > > > > > > I don't want this to sound like an endorsement or advertisement, it is > > > not. There are probably a number of places to order this book, I just > > > happened to find them after searching for a few days for the book. I > > > have no affiliation with the Higginson Book Co., just a happy > > > genealogist to have the book I have been looking for. > > > -- > > > Dale West > > > e-mail: dwest@banet.net > > > Visit the WestFamily Genealogy web site - > > > http://westfamily.genealogy.org > > > > > > ==== WEST Mailing List ==== > > > To unsubscribe sent a post to <WEST-L-request@rootsweb.com> > > > Type UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of the message. > > > For Digest substitute the letter D for the L in the address. > > -- > Dale West > e-mail: dwest@banet.net > Visit the WestFamily Genealogy web site - http://westfamily.genealogy.org

FYI: The West Family Register has also been microfilmed. You can find it for free in many of the family history libraries throughout the country. I also found a hardbound copy (original) in the family history library on the Brigham Young University campus in Provo, Utah. Now don't everyone rush to ask me to look stuff up for you. I don't live in Provo, Utah, and I have a hard time getting to the nearby family history library. Sorry. But, I wonder if there would be any copyright violations if someone decided to reprint the book on the WEB? Anyone want to tackle that issue? Just a thought, Paul West Dale West wrote: > I have been looking for a book, "The West Family Register", by Letta B. > Stone. I understand if you own just one book on West genealogy, this is > the one. I just received several DAR applications on my West line and > this book was referenced several times in each application. The book > traces West lines from 1326 to 1928 and is 493 pages. > > The book is out of print and I would imagine some of you already have it > but for the newer list subscribers, today I found a company in Salem, > Massachusetts that reproduces the book in paper back or hard bound. The > paperback edition is $77 and for $10 more dollars you can get the hard > bound edition. > > They have lots of other surname genealogy books as well as a few other > West family books. You can go to their web page for telephone, fax, > address and ordering information as well as a database of all the > genealogy books they sell. http://www.higginsonbooks.com/ > > I don't want this to sound like an endorsement or advertisement, it is > not. There are probably a number of places to order this book, I just > happened to find them after searching for a few days for the book. I > have no affiliation with the Higginson Book Co., just a happy > genealogist to have the book I have been looking for. > -- > Dale West > e-mail: dwest@banet.net > Visit the WestFamily Genealogy web site - > http://westfamily.genealogy.org > > ==== WEST Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe sent a post to <WEST-L-request@rootsweb.com> > Type UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of the message. > For Digest substitute the letter D for the L in the address.

Because of the age the book can be legally reproduced. I would be happy to post it on my site if I get some volunteers to help transcribe it. I will attempt a few pages in OCR and see what kind of nightmare it might be. Sometimes it is easier to transcribe than fix all the OCR errors. Dale West "Paul W. West" wrote: > FYI: > > The West Family Register has also been microfilmed. You can find it for free > in many of the family history libraries throughout the country. I also found > a hardbound copy (original) in the family history library on the Brigham > Young University campus in Provo, Utah. Now don't everyone rush to ask me to > look stuff up for you. I don't live in Provo, Utah, and I have a hard time > getting to the nearby family history library. Sorry. > > But, I wonder if there would be any copyright violations if someone decided > to reprint the book on the WEB? Anyone want to tackle that issue? > > Just a thought, Paul West > > Dale West wrote: > > > I have been looking for a book, "The West Family Register", by Letta B. > > Stone. I understand if you own just one book on West genealogy, this is > > the one. I just received several DAR applications on my West line and > > this book was referenced several times in each application. The book > > traces West lines from 1326 to 1928 and is 493 pages. > > > > The book is out of print and I would imagine some of you already have it > > but for the newer list subscribers, today I found a company in Salem, > > Massachusetts that reproduces the book in paper back or hard bound. The > > paperback edition is $77 and for $10 more dollars you can get the hard > > bound edition. > > > > They have lots of other surname genealogy books as well as a few other > > West family books. You can go to their web page for telephone, fax, > > address and ordering information as well as a database of all the > > genealogy books they sell. http://www.higginsonbooks.com/ > > > > I don't want this to sound like an endorsement or advertisement, it is > > not. There are probably a number of places to order this book, I just > > happened to find them after searching for a few days for the book. I > > have no affiliation with the Higginson Book Co., just a happy > > genealogist to have the book I have been looking for. > > -- > > Dale West > > e-mail: dwest@banet.net > > Visit the WestFamily Genealogy web site - > > http://westfamily.genealogy.org > > > > ==== WEST Mailing List ==== > > To unsubscribe sent a post to <WEST-L-request@rootsweb.com> > > Type UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of the message. > > For Digest substitute the letter D for the L in the address. -- Dale West e-mail: dwest@banet.net Visit the WestFamily Genealogy web site - http://westfamily.genealogy.org

I have been looking for a book, "The West Family Register", by Letta B. Stone. I understand if you own just one book on West genealogy, this is the one. I just received several DAR applications on my West line and this book was referenced several times in each application. The book traces West lines from 1326 to 1928 and is 493 pages. The book is out of print and I would imagine some of you already have it but for the newer list subscribers, today I found a company in Salem, Massachusetts that reproduces the book in paper back or hard bound. The paperback edition is $77 and for $10 more dollars you can get the hard bound edition. They have lots of other surname genealogy books as well as a few other West family books. You can go to their web page for telephone, fax, address and ordering information as well as a database of all the genealogy books they sell. http://www.higginsonbooks.com/ I don't want this to sound like an endorsement or advertisement, it is not. There are probably a number of places to order this book, I just happened to find them after searching for a few days for the book. I have no affiliation with the Higginson Book Co., just a happy genealogist to have the book I have been looking for. -- Dale West e-mail: dwest@banet.net Visit the WestFamily Genealogy web site - http://westfamily.genealogy.org

I think it would be wonderful if they could just put the index (if it has an index) on the internet. Then everyone could find what person and what page and just email the submitter for information on that specific person. Just another thought "Quiet" Robby McCain >From WEST-L-request@rootsweb.com Tue Jan 26 11:28:42 1999 >Received: from [204.212.38.30] by hotmail.com (1.1) with SMTP id MHotMailB877626422FC7D1017079CCD4261E0FA80; Tue Jan 26 11:28:42 1999 >Received: (from slist@localhost) > by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id LAA20524; > Tue, 26 Jan 1999 11:17:37 -0800 (PST) >Resent-Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1999 11:17:37 -0800 (PST) >Delivered-To: fixup-WEST-L@rootsweb.com@fixme >Message-ID: <36AE25F4.290B5AD3@slkc.uswest.net> >Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1999 12:30:46 -0800 >From: "Paul W. West" <paulwest@uswest.net> >X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.08 [en] (Win16; I) >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Old-To: Dale West <dwest@banet.net> >Old-CC: WEST-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [WEST-L] West Family Register >References: <36AE064D.F9A637A5@banet.net> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >Resent-Message-ID: <"NKN8k.A.gAF.PThr2"@bl-14.rootsweb.com> >To: WEST-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-From: WEST-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <WEST-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/1774 >X-Loop: WEST-L@rootsweb.com >Precedence: list >Resent-Sender: WEST-L-request@rootsweb.com > >FYI: > >The West Family Register has also been microfilmed. You can find it for free >in many of the family history libraries throughout the country. I also found >a hardbound copy (original) in the family history library on the Brigham >Young University campus in Provo, Utah. Now don't everyone rush to ask me to >look stuff up for you. I don't live in Provo, Utah, and I have a hard time >getting to the nearby family history library. Sorry. > >But, I wonder if there would be any copyright violations if someone decided >to reprint the book on the WEB? Anyone want to tackle that issue? > >Just a thought, Paul West > > >Dale West wrote: > >> I have been looking for a book, "The West Family Register", by Letta B. >> Stone. I understand if you own just one book on West genealogy, this is >> the one. I just received several DAR applications on my West line and >> this book was referenced several times in each application. The book >> traces West lines from 1326 to 1928 and is 493 pages. >> >> The book is out of print and I would imagine some of you already have it >> but for the newer list subscribers, today I found a company in Salem, >> Massachusetts that reproduces the book in paper back or hard bound. The >> paperback edition is $77 and for $10 more dollars you can get the hard >> bound edition. >> >> They have lots of other surname genealogy books as well as a few other >> West family books. You can go to their web page for telephone, fax, >> address and ordering information as well as a database of all the >> genealogy books they sell. http://www.higginsonbooks.com/ >> >> I don't want this to sound like an endorsement or advertisement, it is >> not. There are probably a number of places to order this book, I just >> happened to find them after searching for a few days for the book. I >> have no affiliation with the Higginson Book Co., just a happy >> genealogist to have the book I have been looking for. >> -- >> Dale West >> e-mail: dwest@banet.net >> Visit the WestFamily Genealogy web site - >> http://westfamily.genealogy.org >> >> ==== WEST Mailing List ==== >> To unsubscribe sent a post to <WEST-L-request@rootsweb.com> >> Type UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of the message. >> For Digest substitute the letter D for the L in the address. > > >==== WEST Mailing List ==== >Your donation to Rootsweb makes WEST-L possible. > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi, I'm new to this mail and I hope I have enough information. I need to find out about some WESTs in AR> The first known for us is a NOWIE WEST (not sure about the spelling of his first name) who married a BETTY HANLEY. We do that he was a farmer in the England, AR area and work at a tie mill in McRae. He died in 1947 at 4-Mile Corner, near Des Arc, AR. We do not know anything else about them. If you have any information please let us know. Thanks, Amy West, Vilonia, AR

Here is a useful site that can be valuable to family researchers .http://www.rcfp.org/tapping/index.cgi -- Dale West e-mail: dwest@banet.net Visit the WestFamily Genealogy web site - http://westfamily.genealogy.org

I am lookig for any info on the following person:Ben West marriedAdeline Troup Sept. 22, 1888-Monroe, MS. Thank you in advance . Miss Linda Hodge

i was just wondering if it would be possible for us all to be slightly more descriptive in our subject lines. I am subscribed to about 10 lists, as are many others, and, sometimes many of us send the same messages to many lists, or different messages under the same subject. if you see 5 messages with the same nondescript subject (ie. Most wanted (surname) or my brick wall, or my elusive (surname) etc.) not only is it tough to figure out which ones you may have already read, you also need to go through every piece of email (I myself receive approx. 60-80 emails a day) to figure out if you can help or if it has value for you, whereas if the name or precise info is included directly in the subject line, you can tell immediately if you recognize the name, and decide if it seems useful enough to bother opening. ( I know we would like everyone to read our queries regardless of the subject, but i know that the world doesnt work that way - i'm sure many of my queries have been deleted without a second thought - it comes with the territory.) I'm not trying to offend anyone, (although i dont think there is anything here to get offended by - but you never know...) i just thought i'd put this in writing, and see what happens. thanks, christopher west kitsuno@aol.com

Hi, Deb, Boy girl, did you start something or what?? Good for you! #1 I was in a library Sat. and found record of a land grant for Vincent West. Source: "Abstracts od some documents of Twiggs County, Ga" - Beginning abt 1809 and ending about 1900.. Says documents in these records have been placed on mircofilm at the GA state archives or at county courthouses Here is what I found: Page 492) Land Grant from David B. Mitchell, Gov. of the State of Georgia to Vincent West of Thomas District, Hancock County, Georgia. Lot No. 95 in the 23rd District. Wilkinson County. 1 May 1811. (A Plat is recorded for this lot - E.D.M.) #2 Also copies the following: source: "History of Twiggs Co., GA" - pg 37 of book - PASSPORTS 1785-1820 PAGE 248. Saturday, 29th Sept. 1810. On application and recommendation, ORDERED. --- that passports be prepared for the following person to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians, to-wit, one for John West with his wife and 4 children from the County of Twiggs: one for William Thomas Le Grand from the city of Phildelphia pg 38 of the book - under same chapter PAGE 307, Wed. 8th Jan. 1812.... travel to Western county, for Robert Jamison and Joseph Burnes, for Martin Wood, Esquire, all from the county of Twiggs, GA. Original Document in File Two, under West, John "Recommendation for Passport-- Sir-- John West and Family is about to move to the Western Country of course he will have need of a passport I have been acquianted with him these ten or fifteen years past he has always supported the character of an honest Industris Good Citizen. I am you most obdt humble Servt - George Evans 28th Sept. 1810 Reverse - Recommendation in favor of john West of Twiggs County for purpose of obtaining a passport to travel through the Creek Nation. Order taken 29- Sept.-1810. Debby, Do you think you track down a copy of these original documents in Georgia? Hope all of you enjoy the info. I thought it was pretty neat. Wonder who ole George Evans was who knew John West for 10 or 15 years. Wonder where they lived all that time? More Questions - Don't quess it will ever end.. But lets share everthing we find. We will nail this down.. Ever Searching, Judy R. West in Texas

-----Original Message----- From: Carolcathy@aol.com <Carolcathy@aol.com> To: lhodge1@nycap.rr.com <lhodge1@nycap.rr.com> Date: Friday, January 22, 1999 10:05 PM Subject: Benjamin West Clue >Linda, > >I looked in my index to Wayne County marriage records. It had this listing: > >Benjamin West married Mary Paul. Consent by Will C. West, father of the >Groom. License date: 13 May 1895; Marriage date: 18 May 1895 > >This is an important clue because it ties with a name that I have in my data >base. I have a William Benjamin West (b. 1875), son of William Cleveland West >and his wife Nancy Overstreet. See this list of descendants, but remember >that we have NO Proof that his is the Benjamin West you are seeking >information about. > >Carol > >Descendants of William C. West > > 1 William C. WEST 1855 - 1940 >. +Nancy OVERSTREET 1847 - 1942 >........ 2 [1] Eliza WEST 1872 - >............ +(?) GENNINGS/JENNINGS >........ *2nd Husband of [1] Eliza West: >............ +__________ JORDAN >........ 2 Jane WEST 1874 - 1936 >............ +Colon C. DYKES 1868 - 1924 >........ 2 William Benjamin WEST 1875 - 1945 >............ +Mary PAUL 1880 - 1954 >........ 2 Daniel Boom/Boone WEST 1879 - 1955 >............ +Margie LANGLEY 1878 - 1960 >........ 2 [2] Willianne WEST 1880 - >............ +Stephen TAYLOR >........ *2nd Husband of [2] Willianne West: >............ +Liege APPLIN >........ 2 [3] Ira WEST 1883 - 1970 >............ +Alice EVANS Abt. 1880 - >........ *2nd Wife of [3] Ira West: >............ +Nancy TAYLOR 1890 - 1968 >........ 2 Ella WEST 1885 - >............ +V. R. WALLEY >........ 2 [4] Albert Cleveland WEST 1887 - 1968 >............ +Rushie SAXTON 1887 - >........ *2nd Wife of [4] Albert Cleveland West: >............ +Mary Ellen MCLENDON 1897 - 1986 >........ 2 Prude/Prudence WEST 1893 - 1983 >............ +John/Ben HOLLAND 1887 - 1955 > > >

-----Original Message----- From: Carolcathy@aol.com <Carolcathy@aol.com> To: lhodge1@nycap.rr.com <lhodge1@nycap.rr.com> Date: Thursday, January 21, 1999 9:23 PM Subject: James C. West/Benjamin West >I am curious about your Benjamin West who was b. 1900 in NC, but was a sheriff >in Wayne County, Mississippi. That is unusual. Most of the Wayne County MS >Wests were "in place" in the county or gone to Texas before the end of the >19th century. > >None of the descendants (that I have) of James C. were named Benjamin. Do you >have any other info about him? I have lots of info about Wayne County Wests. > >Carol West > >Here are the children of James C. West. > >Descendants of James C. West > > 1 James C. WEST b: March 22, 1809 in South Carolina d: October 08, 1898 in >Wayne County, MS >. +Jane BELL m: Abt. 1834 b: March 26, 1818 in Georgia or South Carolina d: >May 11, 1896 in Wayne County, MS >........ 2 Sarah or Clara L. WEST b: February 10, 1836 in Georgia >............ +__________ WILLIAMS >........ 2 James D. WEST b: May 26, 1841 in Alabama d: in buried in New >Hope Cem., Wayne County MS >............ +Mary E. m: 1864 b: January 1841 d: May 1912 in buried in New >Hope Cem., Wayne County MS >........ 2 Synthia WEST b: November 08, 1844 in Alabama? d: June 16, 1907 >in Buried in Yellow Creek Cemetery, Wayne County, MS >............ +Frank ARNOLD >........ 2 John I. WEST b: May 27, 1848 in Walton County (?) FL d: April >03, 1912 in buried in Yellow Creek Cemetery, Wayne County, MS >............ +Nancy DAVIS m: 1870 b: November 06, 1851 in Wayne County, MS d: >April 09, 1909 in buried in Yellow Creek Cemetery, Wayne County, MS >........ 2 Samuel E. WEST b: March 16, 1851 in Florida (most likely) >............ +Annie Amanda BOUTWELL m: 1869 b: 1850 >........ 2 William C. WEST b: August 26, 1855 in FL? d: August 07, 1940 in >Buried in West Shady Grove Cemetery, Wayne County, MS >............ +Nancy OVERSTREET b: May 05, 1847 in MS d: December 25, 1942 in >Richton, MS; buried in West Shady Grove Cemetery, Wayne County, MS >

Greetings, I have a copy of a will for Joseph WEST, Londongrove, Chester Co. PA, written 8/18/1816, probated Nov 11, 1817. Joseph West is son of Thomas West(b. abt. 1714/1715) and Susanna Powell. The 1714 Thomas West is the son of Thomas West (b. abt 1670) who married Mary Dean. That Thomas was the son of Thomas West (b. abt 1642) and Rachel Ann Gilpin. Wife of Joseph West was Susanna Wiley, married Joseph 4/26/1869, 8 children, Jesse, Rachel, Mary, Hannah, Joseph, William, Susanna, and Thomas, (youngest to oldest) Of particular interest, $80 to the 5 children of son William, Deceased. $20 to the 3 children of daughter Susanna, Deceased, who was married with George Wray. Jesse not mentioned or provided for. Will provides for wife Susanna with profits from plantation during widowhood, with specific bequests for Rachael, Joseph, Thomas, Mary, and dau Hannah Price. Joseph and Susanna and children went back and forth between Centre, Kennett, Concord, Chester, and London Grove Quaker Monthly Meetings. This line is a parallel line to that of John West and Sarah Pearson, which includes the painter Benjamin West, which line seems pretty well documented and researched. Not much on the line of Joseph West, though. Anyone looking into it? (Joseph also had a brother Thomas West, born abt 1738, died 1779, intestate, married Esther Newlin 1759, no children apparently, second marriage to Sarah Yarnell of Ridley, 1769, 4 children, Esther, Thomas, Joel and Rebecca) Curt Ritter At Home Arlington, VA

Debby K. and others I have been reading in the Strickland Books, reply about Patsy Overstreet & John West this is some of what I have found,don't know if it is a help or makes for more confusion. >From the book, Misc..Court records Wayne Co.MS. W.R.Cooley ,vs..Mrs. Levinia Douglas,Sept.Term Court 1912. Action to quiet title to land in NE 1/4 of Section 11,Township 8 North,Range 8 west-160 acres. W.R.Cooley states that he has occupied this land for 15 years and that he bought it from JOHN WEST who is a bro..of Mrs..Lavenia Douglas. The land originally belong to JOHN WEST,the father of JOHN A.WEST.John West received land by patent from U.S. J.M.Stewart,Chancellor. I looked up land records of the above description and it is, Document Nr. 3431 misc..Document Nr.:14443 Homestead,Signature date 8/19/1891.John West. Cooley said he has occupied land for 15 years so he probley bought it in 1897 not sure if John died or not,but since Cooley is dealing with John's sister, any suggestions any one? In the book who lived where Wayne CO.MS. states that Samuel Lee b.1775 son of Zachariah & Lucy (Farmer) LEE of Robeson CO.N.C. Samuel 1st.m Sarah Slay and 2nd m.Patsy Overstreet,daughter of John & Catherine Overstreet,Patsy was widow of JOHN WEST. Since PATSY O.was married to this JOHN WEST and he died,that would make JOHN A.West her son or step-son any suggestions? IN the 1841 State census,Wayne CO.MS,there is listed a JOHN WEST 4-males ---- 2-females IN the 1845 St.census Wayne Co.MS. John West SR. 6-males-----3 females John West JR. 1-male------2 females In 1866 census John West,1 male under 10 2(10-20) 1-(40-50) Females 2-(10-20) 1-(40-50) Sorry if this is to long,I am also trying to straighten out these West & Overstreet,any and all help welcome. Betty in AL. James O.b.cr..1820>Nancy O.West b.1847 MS.

I am looking for information on WILLIAM WEST who was b. ca 1754. He married SARAH ___? He resided in Ohio Co, VA 1774- ca 1787 then went to Madison Co, KY, 1787-ca 1809. 22 Aug 1809 there is a deed in Madison Co, KY for William West, "of Barren Co, KY", sold 130a on east fork of Otter Creek to Nicholas Brown, where Brown now lives. Acknowledged 10 Apr 1810. Does anyone have further information on this William? Who are his children? I would appreciate any information on this William West. Thanks. Eileen EileenGen@aol.com

Hi, All - Am searching for any info on p/o and/or s/o: Elizabeth West b. RI (? wherein) on 11/8/1795 m. (Wareham Gibbs) 9/13/1818 in VT (? wherein) d. 10/6/1833 in Athens Co., OH Thanks in advance! :-) Peggy (Bellevue, WA) <pgoldenman@earthlink.net>

I'm looking for information regarding Elizabeth West born May 1852. I do not know who she married to (only that he was a West) and I do not know her maiden name. I do know that they had 4 children, Julie, Mollie (Mary), Pearlie and Zollie. Mollie (Mary) West is my great grandmother. Mollie was born on Feb. 4th, 1884 and died on October 23rd, 1965. Mollie married Nathan Turner born on May 13th, 1878 and died July 18th, 1970. He is buried in Maple Hill Cemetary, Huntsville Alabama. Mollie and Nathan were married on Jan. 29th, 1900 in Dekalb, Tennessee. Mollie and Nathan had 7 children: Bessie, Evans, Julia, William Dillard (my grandfather), Zollie, Landis and Bonnie Any information will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Debbie

Clem, hi! How embarrassed I am to tell you I deleted your e-mail address, all of the messages are gone! Please send again. Later, Fran

Someone posted a couple of weeks ago census records on the above families, which contained several Riley Wests. I wanted to respond to this post, but I accidently deleted it. I would appreciate it very much if the person who sent it would get in touch with me with this information. Thanks. Barbara Allen w/o Joseph West Allen Jr. BAllen9614@aol.com