Thanks Becky and a happy and safe Thanksgiving to you and your family and to all of our Winn, Wynn, Wynne, Winne (and all other spellings) cousins everywhere. Becky your always helpful and pleasant attitude, hardwork and the mental picture of your always big smile is really appreciated. From the flat lands of West Texas Frank Winn

Sorry about that last message, it was sent to wrong address. Randy

Russell, Sorry for the poor scan on my ad, but the image itself is quite weak, the cigar store indian? is on a pedestal with the pedestal being probably 1/3 of the height of the actual figure, it looks like it has a head band on and has a triangular device suspended from its bent left arm (maybe a advertisement?), am sure its a woman but possibly it does not represent a indian. Thanks for your interest. Randy

Hi Becky, Happy Thanksgiving to you also, and thanks for the beautiful card Tommye -----Original Message----- From: ttg-inc@attbi.com [mailto:ttg-inc@attbi.com] Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 9:15 PM To: WINN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WINN] A Hallmark E-Card from Becky Thill Greetings! We wanted to let you know that Becky Thill created a Hallmark.com e-card for you. To see your card, click the link below, or copy and paste this link into your Web browser's address line: http://ecardview.hallmark.com/hmk/Website/greeting.jsp?id=EG1155-339072-0121 5867 If you have trouble using the link we provided, please follow these steps: 1. Click this link to go to our homepage, or copy and paste it into your browser's address line: http://www.hallmark.com 2. Click on the "e-cards and cards" link. 3. Click on the "browse free e-cards" link in the e-cards section of the page. 4. Click on the link on the upper left hand side of the page that says "pick up a greeting." 5. Enter your email address and this confirmation number: EG1553901215867. This e-card will be available for 60 days. 6. If you'd like to send an e-card yourself, use the "send your own greeting" button beside the e-card. Enjoy! While you're visiting Hallmark.com, be sure to explore our other products. We offer paper cards, great gifts, beautiful flowers and more. And our e-cards are fast, fun, and free. You're sure to find something you like at Hallmark.com. With best wishes, Jody Ellis Hallmark.com P.S. Your privacy is our priority. To see our online Privacy and Security statement, please use this link: http://www.hallmark.com/hmk/Website/goto.jsp?CONTENT_KEY=FOOTER_PRIVLEGL&CON TENT_TYPE=ARTICLE

The URL for the census site was contained in a prior message that I sent to the list: For those that didn't get it the first time, here's the message again. Subj: Access to trial search engine Date: 11/24/2002 7:38:02 AM Eastern Standard Time From: <A HREF="mailto:CatMom1">CatMom1</A> To: <A HREF="mailto:winn-l@rootsweb.com">winn-l@rootsweb.com</A> Someone posted on the KY list that there is free access to census information until December 30th through HeritageQuest Online. To access the site, go the West Virginia Library site: http://librarycommission.lib.wv.us Select FALL 2002 DATABASE TRIALS WEB PAGE On the next screen, select HERITAGEQUEST TRIAL. It is the last entry on the page. The password is welcome

Yesterday morning abt. 7:30 (central ) I went to the Free Census Site and got in the site with no problems just as "CatMom" reported to us. Mon. afternoon and this morning I tried the site again both times the site seemed to have omitted the part that gave free access to the census and the books. Anyway thanks for the info "CatMom" --- does anyone know if there are certain times we can access the info? Thanks. Deanna. ----- Original Message ----- From: <CatMom1@aol.com> To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2002 7:04 AM Subject: [WINN] URL for Free Census Site > The URL for the census site was contained in a prior message that I sent to > the list: > > For those that didn't get it the first time, here's the message again. > > Subj: Access to trial search engine > Date: 11/24/2002 7:38:02 AM Eastern Standard Time > From: <A HREF="mailto:CatMom1">CatMom1</A> > To: <A HREF="mailto:winn-l@rootsweb.com">winn-l@rootsweb.com</A> > > > Someone posted on the KY list that there is free access to census information > until December 30th through HeritageQuest Online. > > To access the site, go the West Virginia Library site: > > http://librarycommission.lib.wv.us > > Select FALL 2002 DATABASE TRIALS WEB PAGE > > On the next screen, select HERITAGEQUEST TRIAL. It is the last entry on the > page. > The password is welcome > > > >

Thanks, sweetie pie! You are so thoughty. Happy Thanksgiving to you,too! Love, Andie

In a message dated 11/25/02 4:28:52 PM Hawaiian Standard Time, hpitts@gt.rr.com writes: > > > I went to the page, entered the password and the page comes up but there's > nothing on it. Has anyone else been able to access it this evening? > > Thanks, Cheryl > Nope, I couldn't either. Andie

Greetings! We wanted to let you know that Becky Thill created a Hallmark.com e-card for you. To see your card, click the link below, or copy and paste this link into your Web browser's address line: http://ecardview.hallmark.com/hmk/Website/greeting.jsp?id=EG1155-339072-01215867 If you have trouble using the link we provided, please follow these steps: 1. Click this link to go to our homepage, or copy and paste it into your browser's address line: http://www.hallmark.com 2. Click on the "e-cards and cards" link. 3. Click on the "browse free e-cards" link in the e-cards section of the page. 4. Click on the link on the upper left hand side of the page that says "pick up a greeting." 5. Enter your email address and this confirmation number: EG1553901215867. This e-card will be available for 60 days. 6. If you'd like to send an e-card yourself, use the "send your own greeting" button beside the e-card. Enjoy! While you're visiting Hallmark.com, be sure to explore our other products. We offer paper cards, great gifts, beautiful flowers and more. And our e-cards are fast, fun, and free. You're sure to find something you like at Hallmark.com. With best wishes, Jody Ellis Hallmark.com P.S. Your privacy is our priority. To see our online Privacy and Security statement, please use this link: http://www.hallmark.com/hmk/Website/goto.jsp?CONTENT_KEY=FOOTER_PRIVLEGL&CONTENT_TYPE=ARTICLE

I went to the page, entered the password and the page comes up but there's nothing on it. Has anyone else been able to access it this evening? Thanks, Cheryl

Again, You will need to address your e-mails to Keri as Keri is no way related to the WINN-L... it was a private e-mail to me. These are actual paintings not scans and I believe that Keri wants info also. Cuz B ----- Original Message ----- From: <PooolSide@aol.com> To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 6:47 PM Subject: Re: [WINN] Pictures, any interest? > These are paintings that have been scanned and are available for websites? > Is there any cost? Thank you for letting us know about them. A. Harris > >

Jack you would have to e-mail to Keri directly as Keri is no way connected to the WINN-L. And I believe Keri want's info too. Hugs Cuz B ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jack Wynn" <jwynn@mindspring.com> To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 6:15 PM Subject: Re: [WINN] Pictures, any interest? > Hi Keri, > > I would appreciate a copy of the portraits if you would. > > Jack Wynn > > > >Dear Cuz's, > >I received the below e-mail from Keri, who is a complete stranger.. If you > >would have an interest please contact Keri personally not me. I asked if I > >could share this with you guys as it is not of my direct line. - Cuz B > > > >From: "Keri Christ" kachrist@rcn.com > >Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 10:51 AM > >Subject: Watkins Wynn > > > >I am interested to know, for some research I am doing on a painting, whether > >there is any mention in your family history of the portraits that were > >painted of the Williams Wynn side of the family (any receipts, mentions of > >artists, etc.). > > > >I am aware that there are a few extant portraits of Lady Henrietta Somerset > >(first wife of Watkin Williams Wynn) and Charlotte Grenville, his second > >wife and their three children. These are by Reynolds and Angelica Kauffman. > >If you like I can send you more information on these paintings. You may wish > >to put these on your Wynn genealogy website, which is quite impressive. > > > >A portrait that I am researching may be a portrait of Charlotte Grenville or > >Henrietta Williams Wynn. I would appreciate learning about any anecdotal > >information that you have about Henrietta and Charlotte. Do you know if > >either one of them aspired to be or was known as a writer? > > > >Thanks in advance for your assistance... > > > >Sincerely, > >Keri Christ > > > > > >So contact Keri if you have an interest > > > >Cuz B > >ttg-inc@attbi.com > >http://www.ttg-inc.net > >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ttg13/ > >

Hi, Somehow I missed the address for this site. Would it be possible for yo to send it to me? Vi of MN CatMom1@aol.com wrote: >This is the best census search engine I've seen yet. It includes the 1790, >1800, 1810, 1870 censes. It gives you a list of names, with age, state, >birth state. Then when you click on the name, you go to a page that has the >census page at the bottom of the page. It even has buttons for page A and B, >so that if your name isn't on the first page, you can easily flip to page B. >The quality of the images is far superior to ancestry.com. It is very well >done. > >The other thing that's good is that you can also view books online. > > > > >

These are paintings that have been scanned and are available for websites? Is there any cost? Thank you for letting us know about them. A. Harris

Hi Keri, I would appreciate a copy of the portraits if you would. Jack Wynn >Dear Cuz's, >I received the below e-mail from Keri, who is a complete stranger.. If you >would have an interest please contact Keri personally not me. I asked if I >could share this with you guys as it is not of my direct line. - Cuz B > >From: "Keri Christ" kachrist@rcn.com >Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 10:51 AM >Subject: Watkins Wynn > >I am interested to know, for some research I am doing on a painting, whether >there is any mention in your family history of the portraits that were >painted of the Williams Wynn side of the family (any receipts, mentions of >artists, etc.). > >I am aware that there are a few extant portraits of Lady Henrietta Somerset >(first wife of Watkin Williams Wynn) and Charlotte Grenville, his second >wife and their three children. These are by Reynolds and Angelica Kauffman. >If you like I can send you more information on these paintings. You may wish >to put these on your Wynn genealogy website, which is quite impressive. > >A portrait that I am researching may be a portrait of Charlotte Grenville or >Henrietta Williams Wynn. I would appreciate learning about any anecdotal >information that you have about Henrietta and Charlotte. Do you know if >either one of them aspired to be or was known as a writer? > >Thanks in advance for your assistance... > >Sincerely, >Keri Christ > > >So contact Keri if you have an interest > >Cuz B >ttg-inc@attbi.com >http://www.ttg-inc.net >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ttg13/

Dear Cuz's, I received the below e-mail from Keri, who is a complete stranger.. If you would have an interest please contact Keri personally not me. I asked if I could share this with you guys as it is not of my direct line. - Cuz B From: "Keri Christ" kachrist@rcn.com Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 10:51 AM Subject: Watkins Wynn I am interested to know, for some research I am doing on a painting, whether there is any mention in your family history of the portraits that were painted of the Williams Wynn side of the family (any receipts, mentions of artists, etc.). I am aware that there are a few extant portraits of Lady Henrietta Somerset (first wife of Watkin Williams Wynn) and Charlotte Grenville, his second wife and their three children. These are by Reynolds and Angelica Kauffman. If you like I can send you more information on these paintings. You may wish to put these on your Wynn genealogy website, which is quite impressive. A portrait that I am researching may be a portrait of Charlotte Grenville or Henrietta Williams Wynn. I would appreciate learning about any anecdotal information that you have about Henrietta and Charlotte. Do you know if either one of them aspired to be or was known as a writer? Thanks in advance for your assistance... Sincerely, Keri Christ So contact Keri if you have an interest Cuz B ttg-inc@attbi.com http://www.ttg-inc.net http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ttg13/

In a message dated 11/25/02 10:23:11 AM Hawaiian Standard Time, CatMom1@aol.com writes: > Once you get past the password, there is a white screen with sepia photos on > > the right, and you have the choice of census or book look-up. OK...thank you. Family Historian Researching: Andrus,Chamberlain,Harris,Lindsey,Wilkes, Clapsaddle,Dygert,Eckhardt,Hess,Quade, Dorsett,Etheridge,Gaither,Wallen,Weddle,Winn and All Variant Spellings

Hhhmmm... Looks like they took it down for a bit...it wasn't doing that this morning....

Once you get past the password, there is a white screen with sepia photos on the right, and you have the choice of census or book look-up.

I did all of this FALL 2002 DATABASE TRIALS WEB PAGE select HERITAGE QUEST the password is welcome (small letters) but I couldn't find the census. How do you get to it. Pat