After receiving a question about Huxford's wonderful genealogical library on line, I am posting their URL: http://www.planttel.net/~hux/ I have just joined and I'll let you know how this works out. For those of you who are interested in newsletters, I have long wanted to produce a newsletter because it would enable those without computers to have available some of the reseources we use and would permit my favorite part of sharing...those wonderful stories of events that happened in the events of our families lives. Please keep this in mind. I am only thinking of about three issues a year to start. As long as the list doesn't grow too fast, I will pay for the expenses. When the list of subscribers grows, we may want to ask for a small donation. I really do not want to get innto money issues. I just want us to be able to share stories and photos with our extended families. I understand that the previous newsletter was a great succes and that the purpose of the newsletter was to fund the research trips that Richard Wooten and conducted for the benefit of the total group of subscribers. This would be in additional to this list and would not in any way be related to Roots Web. I am interested in your honest opinions. My idea goal would be to accounce reunions, newsworthy events in the lives of our extended family, and has as many people as possible submit letters for includions in the newsletter. I really want the newsletter to be personable and with photos of all of our ancestors. I do not plan to jump on this immediately, and I would like your feedback. Please also tell me about your ideas and suggestions for implementations. I think that the technical side is covered, since, have I do have a scanner, printers {color and laser}. What do you think of this idea? Would you be willing to write record events that have occurred in your family? I can write and am skilled in editing. We will need to establish a few ground rules up for submission, editorial rights, and committee review of any questionsbl ejuipment. Enjoy, Martha