Mike, First of all, I think someone has played "fast & loose" with the "old basement records." The Hampshire Co. Library has a copy of each version of William Rice's [unfinished] index to the old basement records, the first typewritten version (also at the courthouse), and the published "book" version which should be called a booklet. They are not the same. I found some items listed in the later published version that included items that had started out upstairs and for some reason were transferred to the ones from the basement. I know this because the wills of Larkin Day Henderson and his son Thos. F. Henderson (my gg and g-grandfathers) had been listed in an index (or abstract) of wills in a book published in 1995 which I saw at the library. I also found them listed in Rice's published index. When I looked for them in July in those boxes up on the shelf in the courthouse where the wills are kept, they were not there, so I had to order them--to be ordered from the State Archives where the old records had been sent. Two days later when I visited my aunt in Cumberland, she had copies of those two wills, and has had them for years. So I would like to know why the "switcheroo," and I wonder how many other records received this treatment. Obviously they were upstairs with the others in 1995, and I would be willing to bet that if I had ordered them before Mr. Rice came into the picture, they would have been found with the others upstairs. I have since received copies of the two wills, but not of another item listed in his index which I ordered. Ann H., the old basement records are in the WV State Archives in Charleston in the process of restoration and microfilming. To get a copy of any of them, one must place an order with the Hampshire Co. Clerk of Court, who will in turn order it from the State Archives. They will send you a bill with the copies. You will be charged a search fee and a copy fee, all lumped into one amount, not itemized. I believe that someone on this list had purchased Mr. Rice's "book" and had offered to do lookup's. Perhaps if you requested a lookup here on the list, they could tell you if the will you are seeking is in that index. That would be especially useful since the only version of Rice's index I saw at the courthouse was the first typewritten one, which was different from the later published version. Elaine Veerle Foreman wrote: > Well, SUPPOSEDLY, a vast number of the papers from Hampshire that were "lost" > have been found and they are in the process of being filmed for security > purposes. As to what all was found remains a great, unpublicized mystery and it > is also not clear when or how an index will be prepared and access or copies > granted.

Cheryl, Wilmer Kerns did a very thorough study of the Hiett family of Old Frederick Co., Va.. (published in "The West Va. Advocate," Dec 15, 1988) which was a great help to me on the really early Hiett's. You are missing a couple of important Hiett links. Our Hiett lineage goes thus: 1. John Hiett (England>Pa.) m. Mary Smith (3 known children) 2. John Hiett, Jr. (Pa.>Md.>Va.) m. (1) ? and (2) Margaret (16 children of record) 3. Evan Hiett m. Sarah Smith (daughter of Capt. Jeremiah Smith) (10 children of record) 4. Jonathan Hiett m. Hannah Harrison (8 children of record) and Jeremiah Hiett m. Lucinda Kidwell (15 children of record) Note that almost every child and grandchild of Evan & Sarah (Smith) Hiett had a Jeremiah, Sarah, and Evan in their family, so one has to be very careful when referring to a Hiett with any of these 3 names. There were a few John Hiett's scattered around as well. If you need anything more, contact me directly, off the list. Elaine Cheryl wrote: > My 5th g-grandfather was Jonathan's brother, Jeremiah (hello cuz!). Maybe > you can answer something for me. > > Jeremiah Hiett & Sarah (Smith) Hiett were Jonathan and Jeremiah's parents, > right? > > Do you know who Jeremiah's parents were? I have John Hiett & Mary Smith. > Is that correct? And if so, was there John a Jr.?

Hi everyone, Don't know if this is the same Hiett family, but maybe it will ring a bell with someone. Combination Atlas Map of Tippecanoe County, Indiana, pg. 48 Kingman Brothers, 1878 JOHN HIETT, Jackson Township WILLIAM HIETT, the father of the gentleman whose biography is herewith presented, was a native of the State of Virginia, and during his residence in that State married Miss MARY DANIEL, also a native Virginian. By this marriage they were the parents of eight children-ELLEN, SAMUEL, LETTIE, ELIZABETH, JOHN, ISABELLA, JAMES and MARY, of whom only three survive, viz., ISABELLA, MARY and JOHN. WILLIAM HIETT was a man of great energy and unconquerable perseverance. Reared to farm life, and inure to labor himself, he early taught his children the principles of economy and industry, as the only road to success in life. In 1806, he moved to the then new State of Ohio, and became identified with the early settlement of Adams County. Brown County was formed in later years, by incorporating portions of Adams and Clermont Counties, Mr. HIETT's farm being included in the district thus created. Thus he became interested in the development of both counties. In a heavily timbered region, remote from the influences of schools, refined society, and all that makes life pleasant, and surrounded by all the trials and hardships which characterize a frontier settlement, he passed the remainder of his life. For a period of eight ears he continued to reside in this locality, during which time he made many improvements, and reduced his forest farm to a state of comparative perfection, deriving therefrom a return sufficient for the support of his family. He was one who ever commanded respect, and when, in 1814, his active life closed in death, he was universally lamented throughout the community in which he resided. JOHN HIETT, the subject of this biographical sketch, was born in Adams County, Ohio, on the 26th day of October, 1808. Left fatherless before attaining to the age of 7 years, he has been compelled through life to rely in a great measure upon his own exertions. From the fact that his early life was passed amid the scenes of frontier life, his educational advantages were of a very limited nature. Such as he enjoyed, however, were eagerly improved by him, and although his school privileges were limited to three months each Winter, the instructions there received laid the foundation for a store of knowledge which has placed him above mediocrity. Out of school hours, his time was occupied on the home farm, and this pursuit became, in later years, his chosen avocation. In 1829, he gave his hand and heart in marriage to MISS ELIZABETH HAWK, a native of Brown County, Ohio. This union was blessed by four children; named respectively, WILLIAM, MARY, JAMES and PHILIP. On the 10th day of March, 1834, Death entered the household, and his devoted wife fell a victim to his irresistible power. In the following year, MR. HIETT removed to Tippecanoe County, Ind., and located in Jackson Township, where he has since continued to reside. In 1837, he was a second time united in marriage, choosing for his companion MISS SARAH A. ODELL, also a native of Brown County, Ohio, who came with her parents to Tippecanoe County in 1831. They were the parents of five children-JOHN WESLEY, FRANCIS MARION, SUSANNA, SAMUEL R. and NATHANIEL G. In March 1846, MR. HIETT was again robbed by death of the companionship of a faithful and loving wife. Two years later, he married his present companion, MISS MARY F. DAVISON. MISS DAVISON was also a native of Brown County, Ohio, but was reared in Montgomery County, Ind., having removed to that county with her parents when quite young. This union has been blessed by eight children, named respectively, GEORGE WEAVER, ALFRED C., EMERY R., GEORGE W., ISABELLA L., SARAH A., CHARLES G., and MARGARET D. Each of the children was provided with a thorough education, and all have turned their talents to good account. SAMUEL R. attended Asbury University, at Greencastle, Ind., graduating in 1867 with the degree of B.S.; SUSANNA graduated at Terre Haute Female College in 1857, with a degree of M. E. L.; FRANCIS M. graduated at Rush Medical College in 1861; EMORY R., graduated at Asbury University in 1877, with the degree of A. B.; SARAH A. is now a student in high standing at Purdue University. JAMES located in California when quite young, and there engaged in mining with fair success. He subsequently married and engaged in farming, remaining thus employed until the date of his decease. WILLIAM removed to McLean County, Ill., where he engaged in farming; PHILIP located in the same county and for a time was engaged in mercantile pursuits, but finally adopted the occupation of farming; FRANCIS M. is a practicing physician in Red Oak, Iowa. SAMUEL R. adopted the legal profession as his field of action in life, and entered upon the practice at LaFayette; EMERY R. is now reading law with the view to adopt that profession; and GEORGE W., is studying the science of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. In the labors incident to farm life, MR. HIETT is assisted by those of his children who remain at home. Much of this labor, however, is performed by himself, and although 70 years of age, he is still vigorous and healthy, always happiest when actively employed. Although never a politician, he has always felt a lively interest in the success of the Republican party, whose principles he has supported since its organization. He is not identified with any religious denomination, but has done much throughout his life, both by precept and example, to encourage morality among all with whom he has been associated. His wife united with the Methodist Episcopal Church early in life, and has ever been a consistent member of that denomination. Her example has been followed by her children, who are all members of the same church.

I am interested in the Stodoman because Elizabeth, born 27 Oct. 1789, was a my great great grandmother. She married John McBride and offspring, Gelpha Ruhannah McBride married my J. Thomas Allen, all in Hampshire County. Any more information would be appreciated. ----------------------------------------------------- Bill Pyles, Titusville, FL --New e-mail address: WPyles@cfl.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Toots" <thelma1@ameritech.net> To: <WVHAMPSH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 6:47 PM Subject: [WVHAMPSH-L] McBride/Edwards > I don't know which book you found your information but I have a book > with McBride info. Sarah d/o John & Elizabeth Stodoman McBride on 18 > Nov. 1777 had eleven children. Lots of Edwards info if right lines. > 1. Sarah b. 3 Aug 1778 > 2. Margaret b. 2 Nov 1779 d. 9 Oct. 1783 > 3. Alexander b. 10 Oct. 1781 > 4. Mary b. 23 Sept. 1883 > 5. Thomas b. 2 Nov. 1785 > 6. Elizabeth b. 27 Oct. 1789 > 7. John b. 26 Nov 1790 m. Elizabeth Arnold > 8. Welton b. 17 Jan 1793 > 9. Peter b. 23 Dec 1794 d. 7 May 1884 (buried in Salem Methodist Church > cemetery at Slanesville, W.Va. > 10.Robert b. 12 June 1798 > 11.Anna b. 12 May 1799 m. John Smith b. Dec 1796 (They had 12 children, > including Margaret Smith 23 Feb 1828 d. 18 Feb. 1907 > > Toots > email me if this is of interest to anyone > >

My 5th g-grandfather was Jonathan's brother, Jeremiah (hello cuz!). Maybe you can answer something for me. Jeremiah Hiett & Sarah (Smith) Hiett were Jonathan and Jeremiah's parents, right? Do you know who Jeremiah's parents were? I have John Hiett & Mary Smith. Is that correct? And if so, was there John a Jr.? Cheryl -----Original Message----- From: Elaine D Tomkins [mailto:edtom@megsinet.net] Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 5:01 PM To: WVHAMPSH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [WVHAMPSH-L] RE: The Stephen McBrides of Hampshire/Frederick Co. Grant, The Hannah who married Jonathan Hiett (b. 13 Feb 1781) was Hannah Harrison (not McBride). Jonathan & Hannah were my gg-grandparents. Elaine Grant McBride wrote: > ...As to the ages of James McBride and Sarah Edwards, I'm guessing > around 1740 or so. I know many have him born 1734... Another dau. Hannah > married Jonathan Hiatt b.2/13/1781....

Well, SUPPOSEDLY, a vast number of the papers from Hampshire that were "lost" have been found and they are in the process of being filmed for security purposes. As to what all was found remains a great, unpublicized mystery and it is also not clear when or how an index will be prepared and access or copies granted. Elaine D Tomkins wrote: > Elizabeth, if you go to http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvgenweb/, you will see a > listing of all WV counties, their parent counties, and dates formed. You > will see that Hardy was still part of Hampshire in 1765, but you may or may > not find the will there because of the records that were lost or destroyed > during the Civil War. You may, however, get lucky, so it is worth a try. > When contacting the Hampshire Courthouse, ask them to not only check the > index of wills there in the county, but also the listing of those included > in the old basement records that have been sent to the State Archives for > restoration and microfilming. Good luck!

I don't know which book you found your information but I have a book with McBride info. Sarah d/o John & Elizabeth Stodoman McBride on 18 Nov. 1777 had eleven children. Lots of Edwards info if right lines. 1. Sarah b. 3 Aug 1778 2. Margaret b. 2 Nov 1779 d. 9 Oct. 1783 3. Alexander b. 10 Oct. 1781 4. Mary b. 23 Sept. 1883 5. Thomas b. 2 Nov. 1785 6. Elizabeth b. 27 Oct. 1789 7. John b. 26 Nov 1790 m. Elizabeth Arnold 8. Welton b. 17 Jan 1793 9. Peter b. 23 Dec 1794 d. 7 May 1884 (buried in Salem Methodist Church cemetery at Slanesville, W.Va. 10.Robert b. 12 June 1798 11.Anna b. 12 May 1799 m. John Smith b. Dec 1796 (They had 12 children, including Margaret Smith 23 Feb 1828 d. 18 Feb. 1907 Toots email me if this is of interest to anyone

Grant, The Hannah who married Jonathan Hiett (b. 13 Feb 1781) was Hannah Harrison (not McBride). Jonathan & Hannah were my gg-grandparents. Elaine Grant McBride wrote: > ...As to the ages of James McBride and Sarah Edwards, I'm guessing > around 1740 or so. I know many have him born 1734... Another dau. Hannah > married Jonathan Hiatt b.2/13/1781....

Hi Jack, and lists (in case anyone else interested) Your welcome. As to the ages of James McBride and Sarah Edwards, I'm guessing around 1740 or so. I know many have him born 1734...but I don't know where that info was obtained. I do have one dau. Sarah who married James Chenowith b.12/16/1768 so I figure she was probably 1 - 5 years (or more) younger than him. That'd put her birth about 1770. Then if you figure her father James McBride would be probably between 20 and 30 years old and mother Sarah Edwards between 18 - 25 years old. Another dau. Hannah married Jonathan Hiatt b.2/13/1781 would place her birth c1786 (going by same inference on Sarah). This brings up another interesting tidbit regarding James McBrides will: May 20,1817; pr. March 15,1818 wife-- Mary 8ch. : 1- Stephen, 2- James, 3- Thomas, 4- Hannah, 5- Elizabeth, 6- Mary Yeats, 7- Eleanor Lyon, 8- Sarah Chenoweth. Grandchildren: Sarah & James W. Hiatt. It appears children are in reverse order to what is normally thought...youngest to oldest by sex instead of oldest to youngest as is usually assumed! I also wonder if Stephen (thier last child) was born 1790, as per census and tax info, if Sarah Edwards McBride may have died between 1790 - 1795 due to childbirth complications. So, best guess based on 1st dau. Sarah being born c1770... James McBride b. c1740-45 and Sarah Edwards b. c1745-50 Children: (based on will and tax/census info) Sarah b. c1770 Eleanor b. c1772 Marjorie b. c1774 Mary b. c1777 Elizabeth b. c1780 Thomas b. c1782 James Jr. b. c1784 (10/31/1776?) Stephen b. c1790 I have 2 books on the Hampshire Co tax lists one 1782-1799 and the other 1800-1814. Got them from genealogy bookstores online. One of them at: http://www.tlc-gen.com/products.htm#VIRGINIA Who do you have for the wife of James Jr? Grant > -----Original Message----- > From: JohnM78303@aol.com [mailto:JohnM78303@aol.com] > Sent: Saturday, September 09, 2000 7:21 PM > To: gmcbride@gscyclone.com > Subject: Re: The Stephen McBrides of Hampshire/Frederick Co. > > > First let me thank you for your message about the two > Stephens. My computer > has been on the fritz and I have just got caught up. > Your message on the correct Stephen is most convincing. As I > recall Dr. Kerns > has the same opinion and who am I to disagree with either one of you. > The 1759 Stephen was the one that was indicated on papers > left to me by a > long-deceased aunt and I have no idea where it came from. Some of her > research was done in the 1920-30's and as you know > information during that > period was hard to come by. I accept your information and > will incorporate it > in my McBride files. > I do have a serious problem that I'll have to try to > reconstruct and that > is the dates of James, Sr. and Sarah Edwards birth, and all > of the children, > except Stephen who you say was born in 1790. Except for > James, Jr., b. > october 31, 1776, all the dates shown in my files were > predicated on the > birth of the 1759 Stephen. > Do you have any suggestions on how I can get an > approximate date for > these individuals? > Also where did you obtain copies of the tax lists you > referred to? Is it > possible to send me copies or at least a reference on how I > could get this > information? > Thanks again for the information. Any help you can give > me would be > appreciated. > Jack

Martha, In those books you spoke of if I am remembering correctly do you have a James White d. 1846 or any White's. You were speaking of South Branch and that place has been driving me nuts for three years. Thanks Thelma

Elizabeth, if you go to http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvgenweb/, you will see a listing of all WV counties, their parent counties, and dates formed. You will see that Hardy was still part of Hampshire in 1765, but you may or may not find the will there because of the records that were lost or destroyed during the Civil War. You may, however, get lucky, so it is worth a try. When contacting the Hampshire Courthouse, ask them to not only check the index of wills there in the county, but also the listing of those included in the old basement records that have been sent to the State Archives for restoration and microfilming. Good luck!

Does anyone know where or what county I could find a will that was filed either April 25, 1765 or Sept. 25, 1765 in Hardy County, W.Vir. I think Hardy was still part of Hampshire County , at that time, but not sure. Elizabeth Andersen

Looking for info or verifacation. I have information on burial of Thomas Sperry and wife Sarah Chrisman. Says that they were buried on old Sperry farm near Rio, W. Vir. Does any one know of this burial place and does it still exsist. Thomas died 1766 and Sarah died 1786. This may have been the same farm that also belonged to Elisha and Elizabeth Sperry Thompson. It is said that they are buried on the Elisha Thompson farm near Rio, W. Vir. Does anyone know about these burials. And are the burial sites marked? Elizabeth Andersen

Here just east of Cincinnati,settled 1795, 1817 seems the 1st year an engraved tombstone could be bought, but I know of exceptions "just "without the county. 1798-1800-1803. Noby need research it,but how early a tombstone is found on the South Branch,settled 1740 era? We have creek stone,with,or without initials,for earlier, On Tue, 12 Sep 2000 00:02:30 -0500 graymatters2@juno.com writes: > You're welcome! > > Arnold Cemetery, Route 1/1, Green Spring, WV, Recorded December, > 1991, by > Vicki Horton (Springfield District Cemeteries, p. 137) > > Arnold, David--Died Oct 5, 1855; Aged 58 yr 2 mo 1 dy > Arnold, Mary--Died Sept 25, 1875; Aged 71 yr 3 mo 9 dy; wife of > David > Arnold > Hass, Sarah J--Died Nov 21, 1858; Aged 33 yr 10 mo 22 dy; wife of Wm > Hass > Hass, Sallie A--Died Aug 9, 1877; Aged 1 yr 7 mo 2 dy; dau of DA & > EH > Hass > Hass, William--Born June 28, 1820--Died May 29, 1904; Aged 83 yr 11 > mo 1 > dy > > Martha Grenzeback > graymatters2@juno.com > > > > On Mon, 11 Sep 2000 12:21:34 EDT Joone1498@aol.com writes: > > Hi Martha, > > > > I would like very much a lookup on the Arnold graves. Thanks so > > much for > > your kind offer. > > > > June Schultz > > joone1498@aol.com > > > > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

I'm in Omaha, too! Not a bad place. Martha graymatters2@juno.com On Mon, 11 Sep 2000 04:10:42 -0400 Toots <thelma1@ameritech.net> writes: > If you cemetery-strollers ever find a grave for Peregrine (1779-1847) > or > > Deborah Baker (1781-1847)--please let me know! I'm way out here in > Nebraska... > > And if you cemetery-strollers ever find a grave for James White d. > 1846 > please let me. I am in Michigan..... > > Martha, > My son lives in NE, Omaha to be exact. > > Tootsie/Thelma > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Hanging Rock is midway between Augusta and Capon Bridge along U.S. 50 in the eastern part of the county. I have ancestors from that area, and a gg-uncle was killed there during the war. Frank Mayberry wrote: > ... He is listed on a file at > Ancestry.com as having enlisted at Hanging Rock, Va. Where is that > located?...

You're welcome! Arnold Cemetery, Route 1/1, Green Spring, WV, Recorded December, 1991, by Vicki Horton (Springfield District Cemeteries, p. 137) Arnold, David--Died Oct 5, 1855; Aged 58 yr 2 mo 1 dy Arnold, Mary--Died Sept 25, 1875; Aged 71 yr 3 mo 9 dy; wife of David Arnold Hass, Sarah J--Died Nov 21, 1858; Aged 33 yr 10 mo 22 dy; wife of Wm Hass Hass, Sallie A--Died Aug 9, 1877; Aged 1 yr 7 mo 2 dy; dau of DA & EH Hass Hass, William--Born June 28, 1820--Died May 29, 1904; Aged 83 yr 11 mo 1 dy Martha Grenzeback graymatters2@juno.com On Mon, 11 Sep 2000 12:21:34 EDT Joone1498@aol.com writes: > Hi Martha, > > I would like very much a lookup on the Arnold graves. Thanks so > much for > your kind offer. > > June Schultz > joone1498@aol.com > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Hi, Martha! I am interested in the three names of the Hass' surname. I have a misssing gggrandmother named Catherine Hass dau of Peter and Mary Haas/Hass. She was married to Israel Mayberry at Romney on 27 Mar 1827. They had five children named Mary age 21, Thomas age 19, Francis age 16, Peter age 16, Francis age 16 or 17; and Sarah Mayberry. I know absolutely zip on what happened to all the children except my ggrandpa Francis who on the 1850 Census was living in the household of Sarah Taylor, the other siblings were living in the household of their grandparents Peter and Mary Hass. I think I have information that Sarah married James Newton Morehead a physician and enlisted on 25 June 1861 into Company K, 13th Infantry Regt of Virginia. I saw that he was killed at the battle of Chancellorsville/Fredricksburg, Va on 4 May 1863. He is listed on a file at Ancestry.com as having enlisted at Hanging Rock, Va. Where is that located? I assume it's nearby Romney. What happened to Sarah? Were there any children? Etc. What happened to the other children i.e. Mary; Thomas; Peter Mayberry. I have located myggrandpa Francis aka Frank he died @ 1873-77. He lived with his family at Harrisonburg, Cass County, Mo. (to be exact he lived at Grand River Twp. located nearby Harrisonburg). Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Frank Mayberry in Muskogee, Ok P.S. I think some of the Mayberry's may have married into the Arnold surname I would like to know for sure. Tks, graymatters2@juno.com wrote: > The French-Murphy, McLaughlin, and Arnold cemeteries are included in > Vicki Horton's book "Springfield District Cemeteries"--they are all on > "Route 1/1, Green Spring, WV." From the map she provides, they seem to > be the ones you mean. The McLaughlin cemetery is described as containing > "several unmarked stones" (nothing else); the French Murphy has stones > for these names: French, Myers, Murphy, Howard, Rector, and Stump. > The Arnold cemetery contains two Arnolds and three Hasses. Look-ups, > anyone? > > There doesn't seem to be a Civil War cemetery in this book--be very > interesting to find it! > > If you cemetery-strollers ever find a grave for Peregrine (1779-1847) or > Deborah Baker (1781-1847)--please let me know! I'm way out here in > Nebraska... > > Martha Grenzeback > graymatters2@juno.com > > On Sun, 10 Sep 2000 21:22:14 -0400 "DanlHarris" > <DanlHarris@mgfairfax.rr.com> writes: > > Good news. I found out where the FRENCH-MURPHY Cemetary is located. > > It is > > in the second loop upstream on South Branch River (MESSICK Farm -- > > off > > ARNOLD-STICKLEY Rd). I believe it is about 100-200 yards East from > > the > > MCLAUGHLIN Cemetary. I also located the ARNOLD Cemetary on the > > FRENCH's > > Neck (due south of FRENCH's Station (over the ridge). > > > > Some people that own a lot near the ARNOLD Cemetary said there is > > also a > > Civil War cemetary near the ARNOLD Cemetary. > > > > Got to do some walking this winter. I will check them out when the > > snow > > knocks the weeds down and the snakes are gone. > > > > > > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Hi, I've just posted the July 7m 1911 Keyser Tribune Articles on the Mineral County USGenWeb Page. You can view these articicles at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvminera/keynews.htm Enjoy! :) Patti McDonald Burlington WV mcd@access.mountain.net Co-Coordinator Mineral County USGenWeb Project http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvminera/mineral.htm Subscribe to Mineral County Mailing List WVMINERA-L-request@rootsweb.com Surnames I am researching: HARTMAN, WOLFE, MILLER, FLEEK, WHITEMAN, PUFFENBARGER, FITZPATRICK, COOKUS, CORBUS, DYE, WALSH

Hi Martha, I would like very much a lookup on the Arnold graves. Thanks so much for your kind offer. June Schultz joone1498@aol.com