I also need some help with a Michigan Wilcox line. I'm helping a friend research the ancestors of Glenn McArthur Wilcox born 1920 in Grayling, Michigan. He lived in Elkton, Virginia in at the time of his death in 1978 and had brothers Alfred and Jerome Wilcox living in the Saginaw area and a sister Doris living in Columbus, Ohio. His parents were not listed. The Social Security Death Index lists a Glenn Wilcox, born 1895, died 1966 who lived in Hazel Park, Michigan. I don't know if this Glenn is the father of Glenn McArthur Wilcox, but would like to make contact with anyone who might be familiar with this family. Thanks for any help you might be able to give. 'til later, Phyllis Morefield ICQ# 3285456 Listowner: Morefield-L@rootsweb.com VAWise-L@rootsweb.com

This may be a shot in the dark. But I have a T. A. Wilcox. His name is Taylor Able Wilcox born abt 1849. First married Frances Nixon 1871. married Sarah Clifton the second time 1875. Then I lost track of him. Faulkner Co residence. David Nixon ----- Original Message ----- From: Vickie Lomon <lomon@junct.com> To: <WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2000 12:55 AM Subject: [WILCOX] T.A. Wilcox of Ark. Searcy county? > Is anyone out there connected to a T. A. Wilcox who married a Sarah Thornton in Searcy county,Ark. I believe in 1887? She was the daughter of Mary Chism Thorton? > I am trying to find info on the Wilcox? Who were his parents? Thanks Vickie > > > ==== WILCOX Mailing List ==== > WILCOX Family Mail List Archives: > courtesy of Rootsweb, our gracious host! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > Just type in the mail list's name: WILCOX > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >

Hello Listers, since we are talking about Michigan Wilcox's I felt I should include my Jackson County, Michigan Wilcox's as well. Zeri Wilcox b 25 April 1820 in New York md 1st wife July 1844 Phoebe Elizabeth Myrick(1829-1855)in Sandstone Jackson Co Michigan. I have the children from this marriage as well as with the second wife Tamson Harris Steffy. Zeri died 13 Feb 1885 Sandstone, Jackson Co, Michigan. Zeri's parents Ira Wilcox b ca 1778 in New York d 28 Aug 1825 Jackson Co, Michigan and mother Nancy Robinson Wilcox. I also have Ira's and Nancy's children's names as well if any one is interested. Sorry no Levi. But on a Jackson Co gazateer for the 1880's I did see a Levi Wilcox living close to my Zeri. Have no idea who he is. Maybe this will help someone. Happy hunting, Jackie in Idaho

Tammy, I doubt that we can make a connection with WILCOX other than the coincidence of Barton county, MO. My WILCOX lived in Barton county MO in the 1870 census but left there by 1880. As far as I know, my Charles WILCOX was born about 1832 in NY (county unknown) with unknown siblings or parents. He was very elusive and was probably too old to have a connection with your WILCOX. He had only one son as far as I know who was born 1873. Linda

Dave and list, A branch of our family was in Eaton County Michigan.... I do not know how close that is to Pontiac. (I am assuming Pontiac is a town--I'm geographically impaired!). I currently do not have a Levi WILCOX in my database, but that doesn't mean that one doesn't belong there!!! Feel free to reply privately, Rebecca Wilcox > any pontiac michigan wilcox family out there??? > looking for family of LEVI WILCOX 1845-1921.. > dave..

Our wilcoxes settled in Essex and Kent counties i n Southern Ontario We think Elisha came from Wyoming N.Y.about 1780 just after the American Rev from him there are 2 Hezakiahs a Valentine and a Edgar.and me Robert with a son Robert with 2 sons Sam and Max Regards Bob Wilcox ----- Original Message ----- From: david shea <dls07@yahoo.com> To: <WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2000 9:29 PM Subject: [WILCOX] michigan wilcox's ???? > any pontiac michigan wilcox family out there??? > looking for family of LEVI WILCOX 1845-1921.. > dave.. > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Kick off your party with Yahoo! Invites. > http://invites.yahoo.com/ > > > ==== WILCOX Mailing List ==== > Your contributions to RootsWeb helps make WILCOX-L possible. > RootsWeb Gen. Data Coop. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html > > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > >

Donna et al. We also have family in Keokuk County Iowa, although not our WILCOX line.. (not YET anyway!!) Please let me know what you might know about any BALES(or Beals)/WILCOX connections in that area! Thanks, Rebecca Wilcox My Wilcox family is from Keokuk County, Iowa, and they came from Ohio, Athens County. Before that Stephen Wilcox or his father lived in New York. My GGrandfather, Alfred Wilcox, Jr. lived in Athens County. Does this connect with your family. Eager to hear from you if it does. dmlclev@swbell.net Donna

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Peaska, I don't know any of Earl's siblings but he may very well have been from PA. Anything you have may be of help. If I had some of the names maybe I could jog someone's memory. All the information that I have is what I listed. Thanks, Bonnie

Donna, I have a Thomas Wilcox b.12-26-1863/65 (?) d. 05-07-1900 in Grundy Co., Braceville, IL who married Isabelle Archibald on 12-07-1887 in Keokuk County, IA but I don't know who his parents are or where he came from. Does he happen to fit with yours? Joanne Reno, NV JYardDog51@aol.com

Missing family descendants. Many may have gone west. Descendants of John Wilcox Henry Wilcox b: June 1832 in Jeff Co., NY d: Aft. 1900 in Manitowac, Wi.. Addie Wilcox b: Abt. 1841 in NY d: 1881 mar. Ross C Houghton d: in Indianapolis, Indiana Charles Wilcox b: August 1815 in NY d: October 22, 1895 in Henry County, Ohio Married 1)Harriett *2nd Wife Alice b: 1836 d: January 17, 1895 in Ohio Steward W. Wilcox b: December 13, 1815 in NY d: 1872 in Ohio (wife Susanna) William Wilcox b: Abt. 1843 in Henry Co., Ohio wife Nancy E 4 Florence Wilcox b: Abt. 1861 in Henry Co., Ohio d: February 25, 1882 mar. William H Stoner and had Clement Stoner b: 1879 Cornelia W Wilcox b: Abt. 1863 Henry Co., Ohio mar. Howard Galbraith . 4 Mary E Wilcox b: June 1864 in Ohio 4 William S Wilcox b: 1869 in OHio 3 John Wilcox b: April 1845 in Ohio mar. +Electa Bortel 4 Edward Wilcox b: 1872 in OHio 4 Lilly Wilcox b: October 1879 4 Adie V Wilcox b: June 1881 Addie Wilcox b: June 1881 3 Rosella Wilcox b: Abt. 1848 mar. Collins Weaver 3 Alfred M Wilcox b: Abt. 1850 in Ohio 3 Harriett Wilcox b: Abt. 1853 in Twn Richfield, Henry Co., Ohio mar. Leroy Larkin Henry S Wilcox b: December 1853 in Ohio mar. Della E. Mahler 4 Gertrude Wilcox b: January 1891 3 Rebecca J Wilcox b: Abt. 1857 in Henry County, Ohio mar. Michael Bonner 4 Eliza Wilcox b: 1877 3 Charles L Wilcox b: Abt. 1858 in Ohio mar. Alice Underdown 2 Danforth Wilcox b: Abt. 1825 in New York mar. Margaret Kirk in Henry Co, OH 3 Mary Olive Wilcox b: June 18, 1860 in Wood Co., Ohio mar. Elias Cole Main (many Main children born in Milton, Wood Co.) 3 Martha Wilcox b: Abt. 1868 2 Harriet S. Wilcox b: Abt. 1832 mar. Laroy or Leroy Ackerman 3 Lucinda Wilcox b: Abt. 1862 3 Mary A Wilcox b: Abt. 1864 2 Stephen Wilcox b: Abt. 1835 +Mary b: Abt. 1835 in Ohio 3 Rosella Wilcox b: Abt. 1861 3 Henry Wilcox b: Abt. 1864 Charles Wilcox b: Abt. 1868 Emma Wilcox b: Abt. 1868 3 Cora Wilcox b: Abt. 1870 3 James Wilcox b: Abt. 1873 3 Clara Wilcox b: Abt. 1875 2 Mary Ann Wilcox b: Abt. 1839 in Richfield Twp, Henry Co, Ohio Sharon

Wilcox Bessie Ione 1888-Jan-19 Waterloo Lewis Wilcox Alice Hampton V2-0462 Wilcox Charles 1883-Dec-30 Fennimore Thomas H. Wilcox Mary A. Brewer V1-1614 Wilcox Eva Valetta 1890-Nov-09 Fennimore John Benjamin Wilcox Hannah Alvina Stevens V2-1665 Wilcox Eva Vera 1889-Mar-01 Fennimore Thomas Henry Wilcox Maryann Breiver V2-0980 Wilcox Female 1877-Oct-29 C Washburn Enmons Thomas Wilcox Susie J. Elderkin V1-0248 Wilcox Female 1886-Jul-25 Lima E. T. Wilcox Cora May Wells V1-2680 Wilcox Melvin 1886-Sep-21 Fennimore Louis W. Wilcox Alice E. Hampton V1-2758 Wilcox Pearly 1885-Jul-30 Fennimore Thomas Henry Wilcox Mary Ann Brewer V1-2190 Tim Stowell tstowell@chattanooga.net Chattanooga, TN

Bonnie, Please tell me you know Earl's siblings names? I have a Orrin (Orrie) Wilcox with a brother Earl which I know nothing on. Was Earl's father Robert? Orrie I am told was last child in family born in 21 Jun 1870 in PA. I am getting nowhere with this line lately.Ancestor wise. Ethel and Albert are names in my Wilcox line. If fact my mother was Ethel Irene Wilcox. I know this family was NY>PA>OH>PA Anything would help.:) God's Blessings ToYou Peaska

Hi, I'm wondering if there might be a BARNABUS WILLCOX connected to this family. I do not have his birth and death dates. He was married to a CATHERINE LEROY, born 1809 in East Hawksbury, Ontario, Canada. They were probably married in 1834 in Longueil, Ontario, Canada. The obituary for their son PETER FRANCIS WILLCOX (1839-1926) states that his ancesters were United Empire Loyalists who left New York for Land Grants in Canada. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you Duane R. McCrorie Boise, Idaho ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert Wilcox <rwsteam@vaxxine.com> To: <WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 8:11 PM Subject: Re: [WILCOX] TN, KY, VA > I would not think of sending the entire report > FIRST GENERATION > > 1. Elisha Sr. WILCOX United Empire Loyalist1,2,3,2,2 was born on JUL 11 > 1728 in New York State. He died in 1797 in Detroit River. Shirley Benedict > Willcox from Chatham Ontario in the mid 1970's traveled extensively > researching the Willcox Wilcox family > > .On one of his visits to my home in St. Catharines prior to my retirement in > 1984 he provided me with copies of much of his materiel. I understand that > his son Larry did considerable research in the archives in Ottawa. > > Shirley suffered a stroke about 10 years ago and passed away in 1996. > > Elisha Wilcox's background has eluded us, however his name turns up often > in the archives of Ontario and the American Colonies. I can only conclude > that Elisha Wilcox was a very common name in that era 1700 to 1800. > > In a geneolagy paper written by Shirley Wilcox in 1987 he suggests that > an Elisha was born July in 1728 a son of Elisha and Mary Leech Willocks > > He married Amy------ about 1774 and they settled in Thorn Bottom in > Nicholson Township, Wyoming county Pa. > > Some researchers asume that he was killed at the Battle of Wyoming others > believe that he was taken prisoner and ended up in Niagara On the Lake and > from there to Essex County > > Some time some place the whole story may be revealed. > > > An Elisha Wilcox was taken prisoner at the Battle of Wyoming in Pa. Some > researchers think that he was killed at that Battle. His name then turns up > as a member of Butlers Rangers. Note that it was the Butlers Rangers who > provoked the Wyoming Battle. It was a massacre much like the one in Cherry > Valley. Elisha's name is recorded as a member of Butlers Rangers, 1779 to > 1783. > > Elisha settled on lot 23 Colchester Township Essex County Ontario had at > least 6 sons. Elisha jr. Hezakiah Morris James Asa and a daughter Saraha > joined him in Detroit in 1787. These family names often appear in documents > petioning for land. Hezakiah > Settled on Lot 18 in Raliegh Township on the banks of the Thames River and > is really the only family member we have a fair record though not complete. > > Elisha and Hezakiah were United Empire Loyalists. Nearly 50,000 arrived in > Upper and Lower Canada following the American Revolution. Most of them went > to The Maritimes and Eastern Ontario. A smaller number settled along the > shores of the lakes in Niagara and the Chatham area . The Thames River gave > the early settlers access to good land further inland. The first few years > life was very hard and they had to depend on the British Government for food > supplies and tools, however these groups soon became some of the most > prosperous farmers in what was to become Ontario > > It is reported that Elisha and his daughter Sarah, his son in law Eliphilet > Emmons and a young son (grandson) were murdered by Indians on the banks of > the Detroit River. > > There are various documents signed by Chief Justice Baby to support this in > the archives. > > The story is told by a Amos Wilcox of Cooksville Ontario who was a veteran > of the American Revolution who was in battles at Lundys lane Queenston > Hieghts and Detroit. > > Bob and Muriel Wilcox of Chatham were Shirley Wilcox's genealogy partners > and did some travelling in the North Eastern United States they found > evidence that Elisha owned land prior to the American Revolution near > Wilksberry Penn. > > I have included copies of some of these documents in the Appendix in this > Family genealogy as well as some pictures of interest. > > You will also note that some short bibliographies of some of the descendants > are included. I think it makes the whole family genealogy more interesting > and since this a computer generated report, additions are easy. In addition > there are paragraphs headed [Bob Wilcox Remembers] they are just a few of > my recollections. I would welcome more information of this nature.Note that > Ross Wilcox has added some remarks that greatly add to the readability of > this rather long document. If we could ever find all the dece > I know that this genealogy of the descendants of Elisha will never be > complete but it is a good record of a lot of fine people born in the last > 300 years. > > In conclusion I would like to thank the following who have assisted in the > preparation of this genealogy {who are not reposnsible for the many errors} > > Of course the late Shirley Benedict Willcox Chatham Ontario > Larry Wilcox Ottawa > Douglas Willcox Chatham > Gordon Wilcox Chatham > Bruce Copley Chatham > Ester Macintosh Brantford > Jack Wilcox Phoenix Arizona > Lorine McGinnis Schulze Olive Tree Genealogy > Bill Wilcox Windsor > Louise Knight Chatham > Mima Harrison Lakeside > Ross Wilcox Burlington > Mildred Clark Comber > Ethel Wilcox my mother at 95 in the Sun Parlor for Senior Citizens remembers > many of these descendants. > > This information may be reproduced with out permission any time and the > cost would not be great at 7 to 10 cents a page > > When the report reads no known childern it is because none have been > entered The report has many missing dates which can be added any time.I > welcome changes and additiions any time. > > > To read about the early pioneer families who settled in Kent County an > excellent reference is Romantic Kent the Story of a County 1626 -1952 by > Victor Lauriston > > On August 12, 1952, Mr. Lauriston wrote in his introduction to the book: > > "In so large a book errors are inevitable. That I may be wrong is > fundamental. My estimates of men and events may at times be counter to > popular opinion; but they represent my sincere best judgement in the light > of available evidence. Time will doubtless revise my conclusions in the > interest of truth, which is eternal." > > As a matter of further interest I have a publication entitled Historical > Notes on the Providence United Church River Road Raliegh Township near > Chatham, Ontario 1866-1966 by Reverent J.L. Vinet. > > This is an excellent history of the Providence Church to which a number of > Elisha decendants attended over the years and likely still do. The first > Settlers came as early as 1770 and the first circut ride preacher visited > the area August 10 1804 and it was the famed Nathan Bangsan oustanding > preacher from Detroit. In1808 the reverend William Case held worship > services in the home of Isaac Dolson. > The history goes on to say that the pioneers of the Thames had a rough and > tough life and it was no secerat that they loved their whiskey. The Rev. > Case left in his memoirs this not to flaterring comment thatsome of them > were the most wicked and dissapated people in America .He also left in his > memoirs about preaching at the home if Isaac Dolson about the evils of > liquor an some even brought whiskey to the meeting. One rough loking man > called the preacher a wizard and made for the door accidendly breaking the > bottle on his way out. > > I am sure it could not have been a Wilcox > > P.S. THE MANY INACURACIES INTHIS GENELOAGY ARE MINEThe computer program does > exactlty what you tell it to print and if you are not careful it is so easy > to have incorrect places and dates. If no childern are entered for a marri ed > couple the print out automatically prints that they have no known childern > which may or may not be true.There are nearly 1000 individuals and over 300 > families in this Genealogy and many mistakes. > > Signed----- Elisha's Great, Great, Great Grand Son, Robert (only one name) > Wilcox son of Edgar Wall ---Grand son of Valentine > > > > ==== WILCOX Mailing List ==== > Need list assistance? Please contact: crb@ponyexpress.net > List Adm for WILCOX-L and WILCOX-D > Now with over 290 subscribers! > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >

Hi, I am new to the list and am searching for information on Wilcox's is New York State. Earl A. Wilcox b. 1851 d. 1925 married Mary A. Campbell b. 1864 d. 1926. It is possible that they were from Pennsylvania as they resided in Tioga County, NY right on the PA border. Their children were: Ethel May b. October 18, 1885, Anna Jane b. July 27, 1887, Amy Eliza b. April 14, 1892, Harry Arthur b. June 9, 1894, Nora Gertrude b. April 28, 1897, Grace Abell b. April 17, 1901, Reah Louise b. August 9, 1903 and Albert Lester b. March 28, 1906. Any one have any information? Thanks, Bonnie Holbrook Fulton, NY

Patsey: Will send you the same message I have sent others about Pleasant Wilcox. I have a FGS which I purchased from Yates several years ago (before internet) compiled by a Wanda McGarr box 546 Weleetka, OK 74880 Date submitted to Yates was 3/18/1986 for a Pleasant Wilcox as follows. Pleasant b: 1790 in VA m: 10/18 1819 Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY to Francis (Fanny) Adams b: 1796 VA - da: James Adams - James b: VA d: 1786, Mercer Co., KY 1.) Edward Randolph b: 1820 Hopkinsville, Christian Co. KY m: 1/5/1843 (1) Mary Ann Reeves (2) Martha Edwards 2.) Henry C. b: 1823 Christian Co. KY m: 1/31/1850 Desilda C. 3.) Nathan A. b: 1824 Christian Co, Ky m: Margaret b: TN 4.) Thomas James b: Christian co., Ky m: Elizabeth Jane Johnson 5.) Daniel F. b: 1828 - Christian Co., Ky 6.) John Q. b: 1830 - Wife's name was Mary 7.) George W b: 1833 8.) William B. b: 1835 - Wife's name was Eleanor 9.) David M. b: 1843 d: Killed in Civil War. This may not be what you wanted -- there are also FGS for Nathan; his son John Pleasant and his son John Mayberry. If you want a copy of them send me your snail mail address. Charley F. Wilcox

Nigel: : I have a FGS which I purchased from Yates several years ago (before internet) compiled by a Wanda McGarr box 546 Weleetka, OK 74880 Date submitted to Yates was 3/18/1986 for a Pleasant Wilcox as follows. Pleasant b: 1790 in VA m: 10/18 1819 Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY to Francis (Fanny) Adams b: 1796 VA - da: James Adams - James b: VA d: 1786, Mercer Co., KY 1.) Edward Randolph b: 1820 Hopkinsville, Christian Co. KY m: 1/5/1843 (1) Mary Ann Reeves (2) Martha Edwards 2.) Henry C. b: 1823 Christian Co. KY m: 1/31/1850 Desilda C. 3.) Nathan A. b: 1824 Christian Co, Ky m: Margaret b: TN 4.) Thomas James b: Christian co., Ky m: Elizabeth Jane Johnson 5.) Daniel F. b: 1828 - Christian Co., Ky 6.) John Q. b: 1830 - Wife's name was Mary 7.) George W b: 1833 8.) William B. b: 1835 - Wife's name was Eleanor 9.) David M. b: 1843 d: Killed in Civil War. This may not be what you wanted -- there are also FGS for Nathan; his son John Pleasant and his son John Mayberry. If you want a copy of them send me your snail mail address. Charley F. Wilcox

Kay: I have a FGS which I purchased from Yates several years ago (before internet) compiled by a Wanda McGarr box 546 Weleetka, OK 74880 Date submitted to Yates was 3/18/1986 for a Pleasant Wilcox as follows. Pleasant b: 1790 in VA m: 10/18 1819 Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY to Francis (Fanny) Adams b: 1796 VA - da: James Adams - James b: VA d: 1786, Mercer Co., KY 1.) Edward Randolph b: 1820 Hopkinsville, Christian Co. KY m: 1/5/1843 (1) Mary Ann Reeves (2) Martha Edwards 2.) Henry C. b: 1823 Christian Co. KY m: 1/31/1850 Desilda C. 3.) Nathan A. b: 1824 Christian Co, Ky m: Margaret b: TN 4.) Thomas James b: Christian co., Ky m: Elizabeth Jane Johnson 5.) Daniel F. b: 1828 - Christian Co., Ky 6.) John Q. b: 1830 - Wife's name was Mary 7.) George W b: 1833 8.) William B. b: 1835 - Wife's name was Eleanor 9.) David M. b: 1843 d: Killed in Civil War. This may not be what you wanted -- there are also FGS for Nathan; his son John Pleasant and his son John Mayberry. I may have your snail mail but to be sure sent it to me and I will copy and sent these FGS to you. Charley F. Wilcox

My Wilcox family is from Keokuk County, Iowa, and they came from Ohio, Athens County. Before that Stephen Wilcox or his father lived in New York. My GGrandfather, Alfred Wilcox, Jr. lived in Athens County. Does this connect with your family. Eager to hear from you if it does. dmlclev@swbell.net Donna BOLIWILCOX@aol.com wrote: > Still trying to find ANYTHING about ELIJAH WILCOX, born 3 Apr 1818 in Essex > CO, NY, married 1845 Olive Marsh Bailey, died 26 Oct 1893 in Minnesota. In > 1882, his son HORTON MARSHALL WILCOX wrote from Clinton, Iowa, that he went > to "Clinton [IA] where I could find some relatives on my father's side." So, > do any of you out there know about Wilcoxes in Iowa who came from New York? > Linda Wilcox > > ==== WILCOX Mailing List ==== > Need list assistance? Please contact: crb@ponyexpress.net > List Adm for WILCOX-L and WILCOX-D > Now with over 290 subscribers! > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/

Craig, THANK YOU! I am going on a week's vacation and am thinking of unsubscribing myself as I don't want to come home to 1000 messages. -----Original Message----- From: Craig Beeman <crb@ponyexpress.net> To: WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com <WILCOX-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, June 29, 2000 7:56 PM Subject: [WILCOX] LIST ADM - Re: Redundant posts by Nigel WILCOX >"Hello again Cousins!" > >Please forgive Mr. WILCOX his redundant postings, as he evidently >is very new to family mail lists and how they operate. Have posted >to him explaining that I was unsubscribing him, to provide him the >opportunity of checking with someone more familiar to him, as to >how family mail lists functioned. > >Thank you for your patience, cooperation, and participation in >the WILCOX Family Mail List! > >TTYL > >Craig > >List Adm for WILCOX-L and WILCOX-D > > >==== WILCOX Mailing List ==== >Your contributions to RootsWeb helps make WILCOX-L possible. > RootsWeb Gen. Data Coop. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html > > >============================== >The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ >