I am looking for someone who has information about Jesse White. I have information that he was married to Gracy(e) Harwood in Rowan Co, NC 11/18/1802. Any help in getting information about his ancestors would be appreciated. Ben White

I received some photo's of our Arkansas White Line, some we know, some we think we know, some we don't know. Please take a look and see if you know who any of these people. http://www.mb3.net/jwhite/arwhites.htm Thanks Judy Wallis White Branches - http://www.mb3.net/jwhite North Dakota - State Coordinator - http://www.usgennet.org/~alhnndus Aitkin County Minnesota - http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnaitkin Pipestone County Minnesota - http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnpipest Ida County Iowa - http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaida Sac County Iowa - http://www.rootsweb.com/~iasac ALHN Harrison County Iowa - http://www.usgennet.org/~ahiaharr Western Cherokee Nation - http://www.mb3.net/jwhite/native.htm SurnameWeb Resource Center - http://www.mb3.net/jwhite/surindex.htm Discover Genealogy WebRings - http://www.accessgenealogy.com/rings/

Count me in too....Nance Golden -----Original Message----- From: MWhee10215@aol.com <MWhee10215@aol.com> To: WHITE-L@rootsweb.com <WHITE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, January 31, 2000 2:04 PM Subject: Re: [WHITE] White Group Sheets >I will be happy to help you in paying for the records, up to a certain amount >say 175 are so ok? >Melba White Wheeler >MWhee10215@aol.com >

I have had some interesting and I think good help in deciding what to do about the White Group Sheets. After receiving these suggestions I tried Charlene's suggestions and spent about an hour typing in names without even one hit. I will probably go back and try some more later but have decided not to bid on these sheets. Look at the information and suggestions I have received below and see if you don't agree with me. Thanks so much for all the input. Marjorie at beaumark@access.hky.com Researching descendants of John and Mary Ann Patterson White in PA and from there on. This one comes from Natalie Patton and was mailed to me directly: Marge: My experience with the family group sheets is they can come from everywhere. Some will be hand written and others typed. You never know what you will get. I did find that most of Yates collection is several years old. This is mostly take your chance. And this one was listed in the digest and comes from Charlene White. She suggested we try this address and she has the following to say about this: This is the 'source' of the group sheets on ebay. Some submitted data has more detail than others. I have used this site before, and my Alexander b 1810 MA d 1878 NJ : isn't among the ones listed :-( [However I did locate some info on one of my Post's :-) ] http://www.montana.com/yates/ In the search box put your surname followed by a comma, a space and then the first name ie White, Alexander. >From there you have to hit the 'next' to see the next alphabetically ordered set, 20 to a view. I did a search for Alexander White and the first name to fit the bill was this listing: WHITE, Alexande 1696 , Jean (Joan) 1698 PA 259.000 DB CGA 1 When I click on the contact I see the submitters name/address and the date the file was submitted. Another 'hit' was this one WHITE, ALEXANDE 1810 SC ROSS, MARGARET 1814 TN 1592.372 F! 1 This Alexander White had no submitter info. If you want a copy of the data they have, it's 1.00 per page +postage. Probably be wiser to check the site for your particular names rather than buy into bulk packaging of group sheets .... given the sheer volume of sheets (375) in this particular set.

Sandy, I, too, am researching White's in New Jersey. I'm in Hoboken, Hudson Co., New Jersey. William White, born abt 1870, married to Carrie Grant. They later divorced but had at least one child, a son, Walter. Sound familiar? Jennifer >From: "Patterson" <Ramblings@email.msn.com> >Reply-To: WHITE-L@rootsweb.com >To: WHITE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [WHITE] White Group Sheets >Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2000 15:58:20 -0700 > >If anyone gets White Group Sheets that include NJ please let me know. >Thanks, >Sandy >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Ken & Linda" <ken1@ebicom.net> >To: <WHITE-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 11:01 AM >Subject: Re: [WHITE] White Group Sheets > > > > Jo Ann > > Looks like this is a different set of White Group Sheets that I bid on a > > couple of weeks ago. Even though I did not win the bid, the lady who >did > > said she would make me copies and send to me. Those are the one's that >I > > said I would copy and send to anyone interested. > > But this is another set of group sheets up for bid now. I wish they >would > > say something about what states they cover. > > Ken > > > > > > At 09:18 AM 01/31/2000 -0500, you wrote: > > >There was a lot of activity about the sheets last week on so > > >and someone said they were bidding. > > >Jo Ann Cooper > > >cooper@inet-direct.com > > > > > > > > >> As I said before I am willing to help out on paying for these sheets >if > > >> anyone else is. Does someone else want to do the bidding or would >you > > >like > > >> me to? > > >> Marjorie K. Beaumariage at beaumark@access.hky.com > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Dear List looking for ancestry and family of Lilly White (born about 1716) who married Robert Hunter - of Ramelton, Co. Donegal, Ireland. Any information appreciated. - Regards - Richard.

Below is a copy of what I sent to Bill Yates to see if I can get an idea about these group sheets. Unfortunately there is only about 18 hours left to bid. Hopefully I will get an answer before the time runs out. If I get an answer I will let you all know what it is. Marjorie K. Beaumariage at beaumark@access.hky.com Dear Bill, What states do these White Group Sheets cover? I might be more willing to bid on them if I had an idea as to whether or not they would help out in my research? Marjorie K. Beaumariage at beaumark@access.hky.com

I'm sorry - I didn't mean to drop the ball on this. My back is in spasm and I've been confined pretty much to bed the last 10 days and on a lot of pain killers. I don't know much about group sheets to begin with - let me know what you all find out and if there's anything I can do to help. This guy only lives about 3 hours away from me - so calling him (when my drugs are gone) isn't a problem for me if anyone wants me to do this. Take care - I'm off back to my bed via the walker and wheel chair..... Rilla At 01:02 AM 2/1/2000 -0800, you wrote: >Below is a copy of what I sent to Bill Yates to see if I can get an idea >about these group sheets. Unfortunately there is only about 18 hours left >to bid. Hopefully I will get an answer before the time runs out. >If I get an answer I will let you all know what it is. > Marjorie K. Beaumariage at beaumark@access.hky.com > >Dear Bill, > What states do these White Group Sheets cover? I might be more willing >to bid on them if I had an idea as to whether or not they would help out in >my research? > Marjorie K. Beaumariage at beaumark@access.hky.com >

Jean, I can't get over how simular our families are: I have Millers in my family, they are from Lancaster PA, my great-grand-daddy John Clifford White, built one of the first helicopter landing tall buildings in D.C. he was a character!!!!! He lived in Unicoi TN, there are alot of the same things here! but I know our lines are different. I just think it's funny! take care, Princess ----- Original Message ----- From: jean mccoy <mccoy@gvtc.com> To: <WHITE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 8:29 AM Subject: [WHITE] John Miller White/Victor White > Marjorie, it is not "my John Miller White". Actually, this is > a very long > magazine piece written back in Oct 1972. by his son.. His name was > Victor > H. White, but I > know nothing about him or where he lived. From reading the > article, he was the > only child. This article had a large pic of John Miller White > and I was > flabbergasted that he looked just like my grandfather, and very > much like my > dad, and just like my brother now. There were numerous > pictures of his art, > and I can tell you as a painter myself, that man was good! And > pictures of > some of his skyscrapers and a dry dock at Bremerton Wash. He > was born 1863 in > Mercer Co, Pa. He had at least two brothers, William and one > named Elmer, > who worked with him in the brick trade. They were both tall, > erect, determined > and proud, and dressed in snug fitting sunday breeches, and > wore high hats, > always turning the ladies heads, but the Whites were strictly > business. Six > foot tall and long arms (the trademark of my own family).He had > a cousin named > Crawford. (My uncle was named Hulie Crawford White and I have > never found out > where the name came from). John Miller White was anti union > and always worked > as an independent. The article says he returned to Allegheny > Pa, a suburb of > Pittsburg, and entered art school, where he met his future > wife, and was > married in 1897. About a year later, he started west with his > bride (also an > artist)aand lived for a while in Colorado Springs. before > moving on to > Seattle. (Alaska and its gold was in his mind.) Then he took > a job at > Bremerton, Wash where he built the dry dock, and where his > only son was born. > When he went on to his brick laying in Cal, his wife divorced > him and he was > separated from the son that he never ceased to love and > correspond with. He > was in San Francisco during the big earthquake, and ensuing > fires. > The story reveals he formed a new construction team called > "Scott and White" > , and his brother, William White was his foreman. This > brother, was still > living in 1948 in Santa Cruz, Ca. They built the First > National Bank Building > in San Jose. Later John M White > moved on to Burlingame where he pursued his art more. In 1913 > John M > remarried, in San Francisco. In 1918 he died from the > influenza epidemic in > Wilmington Delaware where he had gone on business. He was fifty > five years old. > > This just skims the facts, but would be most interesting to any > of his family > or descendents. I found many things "recognizable" in it...for > instance the > good friend Scott that he formed the Scott and White Co with > (there is a very > famous Scott and White medical clinic to this day in Temple, > Texas). Plus the > physical descriptions and the Crawford name of a friend. But > my Whites so far > trace back to Richard in Loudoun Co, Va. I would like to know > if there is a > connection of the two families because of the similarities. > I put this > on the list in hopes someone out there might be his connection. > Jean W mccoy@gvtc.com > > "Marjorie K. Beaumariage" wrote: > > > Dear Jean, > > Do you have any ancestorial background on your John > Miller White. Some > > of my John White-Mary Ann Patterson line moved to Lawrence Co > and also into > > Mercer Co, PA. >

I have also found the same applies to the genealogy books offered on EBay auction. Many times you can find the same thing at a bookstore for a lot less. Try searching at bibliofind.com. Susan Hensley Mary Collins wrote: > I have dealt with the Yates Publishing Company in the past, and I have no complaints at all with him. However, the White group sheets are ALWAYS for sale. He is in the business. Check the Genealogical Helper. He always has an ad. My point is to be careful that you don't bid more than you could buy them for at any time. Check out his website. > > Mary > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Rilla <rilla@ixi.net> > To: <WHITE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 8:41 PM > Subject: [WHITE] Fwd: Re: Group sheets > > > I sent the man with the group sheets an email and here is what I sent and > > his response. Note his email addy if anyone wants to contact him. > > > > Take care all!! > > > > Rilla > > > > > > >X-Sender: wyates@mail.montana.com > > >X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Pro Version 3.0.3 (32) > > >Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2000 08:31:24 -0800 > > >To: Rilla <rilla@ixi.net> > > >From: Bill Yates <wyates@montana.com> > > >Subject: Re: Group sheets > > > > > >At 10:59 PM 01/30/2000 -0700, you wrote: > > >>Hello! > > >> > > >>I was browsing around ebay tonight and noticed your auctions - I posted > > >>your URLs to 3 different genealogy lists I'm on. > > >> > > >>I noticed also that you're in Stevensville - we're in Butte, and moved back > > >>from Missoula a year ago. > > >> > > >>How do you manage to have so many group sheets? I was just curious. > > >> > > >We have been in business for 27 years, and have had over 50,000 > > >people participate in our Family Group Sheet Exchange by ordering > > >and using the photocopies. Many of them have submitted their own > > >research results, often the fruit of many years of research and > > >much expense. The sheets are a great reference tool, and in most > > >cases, the submitter would be overjoyed to receive correspondence > > >and to exchange information. Here is a description of Family > > >Group Sheets and some idea about our exchange program/ > > >clearinghouse concept: > > > > > >WHAT ARE FAMILY GROUP SHEETS? > > > > > >The family group sheet is one of the most handy tools ever > > >invented for the genealogist. It is second only to the familiar > > >pedigree chart (aka ancestor chart) in usefulness and popularity. > > >There are many different formats which have been published over > > >the past fifty years or so, but each form concerns the family > > >unit - husband, wife, and children. There are spaces for births, > > >deaths, and marriages, and usually some room is provided for > > >notes and sources. Most versions call for the name and address > > >of the person filling in the form. > > > > > >While the pedigree chart maps out the skeleton of a genealogy, > > >the family group sheet provides the details. The first of three > > >essential uses for this ubiquitous tool is as an intermediary > > >between raw data and a finished manuscript. Many people have > > >prepared very extensive family histories by simply filling in the > > >blanks on family group sheets. Secondly, the family group sheet > > >serves as a guide when gathering information. At a quick glance > > >it is easy to see what information is known and what is missing. > > >As soon as the blanks are filled in for the parents and for each > > >of the children, complete with some form of documentation, work > > >can proceed to the next generation. Many people gather data from > > >relatives by sending a blank form to each aunt, uncle, and > > >cousin, asking them to return the original or a copy when > > >completed. > > > > > >A third and very important use for the family group sheet is as a > > >means of exchanging information with other researchers. It is a > > >good idea to balance your efforts by spending 50% of your effort > > >doing original research and 50% trading with other family > > >historians. A great way to accomplish the trades in an efficient > > >manner is to swap photocopies of family group sheets. Realizing > > >this, I started a clearinghouse for several of my ancestral > > >surnames in 1974. I called it the Cooperative Research Exchange, > > >or CORE. Then in 1981 I expanded the concept to include all > > >American (U.S.) surnames and called it the Family Group Sheet > > >Exchange. We now have hundreds of thousands of family group > > >records in our paper files, with more being added on a weekly > > >basis. We have by far the largest collection of its kind anywhere. > > > > > >Our purpose is to coordinate current research and to build upon > > >the past efforts of other genealogists. While the FGSE is not a > > >substitute for original research, why repeat the same research? > > >We sincerely believe that participation in the FGSE will greatly > > >increase your chances for success in genealogy. > > > > > >BE SURE TO CONTACT OTHERS RESEARCHING YOUR FAMILY NAME > > >Write to those who prepared family group sheets on your surnames, > > >especially if the families lived in the same area as your > > >ancestors. You may be able to obtain useful data. Many report > > >great success after such an attempt: "I must say that I found my > > >first experience with you quite rewarding. The sheets did not > > >give me what I wanted, but they put me in contact with a lady > > >that had a book with what I wanted. She was the first person I > > >wrote to from the family sheets." --Mrs. Elizabeth May, Toledo, > > >OH > > > > > >Bill Yates > > >Yates Publishing > > >P.O. Box 67 > > >Stevensville, MT 59870 > > >406-777-3797; toll free 888-377-3797, fax 406-777-1012 > > >See our genealogy auctions on eBay! Seller: wyates@montana.com > > >http://pages.ebay.com/search/items/search.html > > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > ------------------------ > > Look at my standard signature file: good deals and new freebies! > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > ------------------------ > > > > I get paid to surf the Web-are you getting paid to surf yet? > > > > I'm a member of AllAdvantage.com and I get paid for every hour I spend > > online! 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for those of you related to the Whites who did the building in Seattle, the Seattle main public library has lots of newsclippings about them and their jobs and service to the community. it is likely they have books, as well, about them. mona

If anyone gets White Group Sheets that include NJ please let me know. Thanks, Sandy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ken & Linda" <ken1@ebicom.net> To: <WHITE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 31, 2000 11:01 AM Subject: Re: [WHITE] White Group Sheets > Jo Ann > Looks like this is a different set of White Group Sheets that I bid on a > couple of weeks ago. Even though I did not win the bid, the lady who did > said she would make me copies and send to me. Those are the one's that I > said I would copy and send to anyone interested. > But this is another set of group sheets up for bid now. I wish they would > say something about what states they cover. > Ken > > > At 09:18 AM 01/31/2000 -0500, you wrote: > >There was a lot of activity about the sheets last week on so > >and someone said they were bidding. > >Jo Ann Cooper > >cooper@inet-direct.com > > > > > >> As I said before I am willing to help out on paying for these sheets if > >> anyone else is. Does someone else want to do the bidding or would you > >like > >> me to? > >> Marjorie K. Beaumariage at beaumark@access.hky.com > > > > > > >

This is the 'source' of the group sheets on ebay. Some submitted data has more detail than others. I have used this site before, and my Alexander b 1810 MA d 1878 NJ : isn't among the ones listed :-( [However I did locate some info on one of my Post's :-) ] http://www.montana.com/yates/ In the search box put your surname followed by a comma, a space and then the first name ie White, Alexander. >From there you have to hit the 'next' to see the next alphabetically ordered set, 20 to a view. I did a search for Alexander White and the first name to fit the bill was this listing: WHITE, Alexande 1696 , Jean (Joan) 1698 PA 259.000 DB CGA 1 When I click on the contact I see the submitters name/address and the date the file was submitted. Another 'hit' was this one WHITE, ALEXANDE 1810 SC ROSS, MARGARET 1814 TN 1592.372 F! 1 This Alexander White had no submitter info. If you want a copy of the data they have, it's 1.00 per page +postage. Probably be wiser to check the site for your particular names rather than buy into bulk packaging of group sheets .... given the sheer volume of sheets (375) in this particular set. BTW the everyday price for these 375 sheets is $79.00

I sent the man with the group sheets an email and here is what I sent and his response. Note his email addy if anyone wants to contact him. Take care all!! Rilla >X-Sender: wyates@mail.montana.com >X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Pro Version 3.0.3 (32) >Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2000 08:31:24 -0800 >To: Rilla <rilla@ixi.net> >From: Bill Yates <wyates@montana.com> >Subject: Re: Group sheets > >At 10:59 PM 01/30/2000 -0700, you wrote: >>Hello! >> >>I was browsing around ebay tonight and noticed your auctions - I posted >>your URLs to 3 different genealogy lists I'm on. >> >>I noticed also that you're in Stevensville - we're in Butte, and moved back >>from Missoula a year ago. >> >>How do you manage to have so many group sheets? I was just curious. >> >We have been in business for 27 years, and have had over 50,000 >people participate in our Family Group Sheet Exchange by ordering >and using the photocopies. Many of them have submitted their own >research results, often the fruit of many years of research and >much expense. The sheets are a great reference tool, and in most >cases, the submitter would be overjoyed to receive correspondence >and to exchange information. Here is a description of Family >Group Sheets and some idea about our exchange program/ >clearinghouse concept: > >WHAT ARE FAMILY GROUP SHEETS? > >The family group sheet is one of the most handy tools ever >invented for the genealogist. It is second only to the familiar >pedigree chart (aka ancestor chart) in usefulness and popularity. >There are many different formats which have been published over >the past fifty years or so, but each form concerns the family >unit - husband, wife, and children. There are spaces for births, >deaths, and marriages, and usually some room is provided for >notes and sources. Most versions call for the name and address >of the person filling in the form. > >While the pedigree chart maps out the skeleton of a genealogy, >the family group sheet provides the details. The first of three >essential uses for this ubiquitous tool is as an intermediary >between raw data and a finished manuscript. Many people have >prepared very extensive family histories by simply filling in the >blanks on family group sheets. Secondly, the family group sheet >serves as a guide when gathering information. At a quick glance >it is easy to see what information is known and what is missing. >As soon as the blanks are filled in for the parents and for each >of the children, complete with some form of documentation, work >can proceed to the next generation. Many people gather data from >relatives by sending a blank form to each aunt, uncle, and >cousin, asking them to return the original or a copy when >completed. > >A third and very important use for the family group sheet is as a >means of exchanging information with other researchers. It is a >good idea to balance your efforts by spending 50% of your effort >doing original research and 50% trading with other family >historians. A great way to accomplish the trades in an efficient >manner is to swap photocopies of family group sheets. Realizing >this, I started a clearinghouse for several of my ancestral >surnames in 1974. I called it the Cooperative Research Exchange, >or CORE. Then in 1981 I expanded the concept to include all >American (U.S.) surnames and called it the Family Group Sheet >Exchange. We now have hundreds of thousands of family group >records in our paper files, with more being added on a weekly >basis. We have by far the largest collection of its kind anywhere. > >Our purpose is to coordinate current research and to build upon >the past efforts of other genealogists. While the FGSE is not a >substitute for original research, why repeat the same research? >We sincerely believe that participation in the FGSE will greatly >increase your chances for success in genealogy. > >BE SURE TO CONTACT OTHERS RESEARCHING YOUR FAMILY NAME >Write to those who prepared family group sheets on your surnames, >especially if the families lived in the same area as your >ancestors. You may be able to obtain useful data. Many report >great success after such an attempt: "I must say that I found my >first experience with you quite rewarding. The sheets did not >give me what I wanted, but they put me in contact with a lady >that had a book with what I wanted. She was the first person I >wrote to from the family sheets." --Mrs. Elizabeth May, Toledo, >OH > >Bill Yates >Yates Publishing >P.O. Box 67 >Stevensville, MT 59870 >406-777-3797; toll free 888-377-3797, fax 406-777-1012 >See our genealogy auctions on eBay! Seller: wyates@montana.com >http://pages.ebay.com/search/items/search.html > - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ Look at my standard signature file: good deals and new freebies! - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ I get paid to surf the Web-are you getting paid to surf yet? I'm a member of AllAdvantage.com and I get paid for every hour I spend online! Signing up is totally free and it takes less than a minute at http://www.alladvantage.com/home.asp?refid=BKD-632. If you have already signed up just go to the AllAdvantage.com Web site and click on the "Download" button to get your Viewbar. AllAdvantage.com has been paying out hundreds of thousands of dollars to their members for two months now. 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Mr. Yates advertises in the Genealogy Helper and you can buy the surname of your choice from the Helper. I have ordered from him before. He has hundreds of surname group sheets for sale. Anyway this is Mr. Yates business and I know he has been doing this for a number of years. I just looked at a 1997 Helper and Mr. Yates is advertising 375 sheets @$79.00. Just wanted to give you an idea of prices. Nathalie C. Patton

Does anyone else out there connect with my White line? John White b. About 1720 in Ulster area of Ireland. Came to Pennsylvania about 1729 with at least two older brothers James and David. (Have no information on this James and David). They are thought to have settled in the Chester Co., Lancaster Co., PA He and his wife Mary Ann moved westward to Washington Co., Strabane Twp., PA area near Canonsburg on Chartiers Creek about 1771. They had the following children: 1. Jane/Jean b. Abt. 1747 m. Henry Taylor - lived in Stabane Twp. near Washington, PA. 2. James b. Abt. 1751 m. Mary "Polly" Ross - lived in the Canonsburg - Hickory Area 3. John Ii b. 1752 m. Ann Bonar - lived in the Chartiers Twp. on the farm that is now the Washington County Fairgrounds 4. Samuel b. 1755 m. Mary Henderson - lived in the Canonsburg - Strabane Twp. area. 5. William b. abt. 1757 m. either an Ann or a Sarah/Seara - very little known about him. 6. Nathaniel b. 1758 m. Margaret McClure Little - moved to the Lawrence Co., PA area near Mt. Jackson in Enon Valley near New Castle, PA 7. David b. abt. 1762 - very little known about him 8. Patterson b. abt. 1764 m. Ellen Rodentrof - They lived in the Canonsburg area but he died young and she remarried. Her and her new husband William Sankey III moved to Lawrence or Mercer Co., PA 9. Benjamin b. 1766 m. Rachel Dayley and moved to Northern Ohio. He died fairly young and she remarried. Her second husband was Daniel Gilson, Sr. 10. George b. 1768. Wife's name not known. Lived in the Canonsburg-Strabane Twp. area. (I descend from this line) 11. Mary b. 1771 m. James Ross II lived in the Hickory, PA area. There were also supposed to have been 6 other sons who died young. One of these may have been a Matthew White who lived long enough to have at least served in the Revolutionary War. There was also supposed to have been a daughter who either died young or ran away with her boyfriend during the move westward (c,1771), returned to the area from which they had come, married the young man and was never heard from again. Possible name Sally/Sarah White Robison or Robinson. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who connects with my line. Marjorie K. Beaumariage beaumark@access.hky.com

Why don't you, Marjorie. Count me in. Bill

As I said before I am willing to help out on paying for these sheets if anyone else is. Does someone else want to do the bidding or would you like me to? Marjorie K. Beaumariage at beaumark@access.hky.com

Jo Ann Looks like this is a different set of White Group Sheets that I bid on a couple of weeks ago. Even though I did not win the bid, the lady who did said she would make me copies and send to me. Those are the one's that I said I would copy and send to anyone interested. But this is another set of group sheets up for bid now. I wish they would say something about what states they cover. Ken At 09:18 AM 01/31/2000 -0500, you wrote: >There was a lot of activity about the sheets last week on so >and someone said they were bidding. >Jo Ann Cooper >cooper@inet-direct.com > > >> As I said before I am willing to help out on paying for these sheets if >> anyone else is. Does someone else want to do the bidding or would you >like >> me to? >> Marjorie K. Beaumariage at beaumark@access.hky.com > > >