Hello fellow Marshall County researchers, Kim Chambers here. Although a neophyte to serious genealogical research and especially to on-line research, I am enthusiastically entering the genealogical community. Linda Cunningham Fluharty's work on the Marshall County virtual society and webgen pages are two of the best specific genealogical sites I have found so far. Much thanks to Linda! At Linda's suggestion I am updating you on the nature of my current Marshall County and related searches. The two principle lines I am researching at the moment are the CHAMBERS and CROW lines. My own ancestry in these two lines traces as follows: Edward Chambers (b. 1750), Josiah Chambers (b.1788), Solomon Chambers (1812-1882), James Alexander Chambers (1841-1926), Oscar Solomon Chambers (1870-1854), & J W Chambers (1911-1978). Jacob Crow, Peter Crow (1763-1826), Jacob Crow II (1798-1884), John Wesley Crow (1836-1914), Clara Belle Crow (1873-1965 & wife of Oscar Solomon Chambers). I am also a descendant in the Rudolph WELLMAN (1758-1836) line (much thanks to Vernon Anderson & Blaine Standiford on their information related to the Wellman line) and in the Skelton STANDIFORD (b. abt. 1777) line (again thanks to Blaine). Other lines of relation & interest: WILLIAMS, CAMPBELL, TERRELL/TERRILL, DORSEY, MERRILL, WIANT and especially the OGLE line on which I am finding little information. Yesterday Linda added my name to the Marshall County page under the CHAMBERS and CROW surnames list and to do lookups related to the 1790, first Pennsylvania and Virginia census. Correspondence on any of the above genealogical lines or related to the 1790 census is most welcome. A pleasure to be in touch. KC ************************************************************************** Kim Chambers, Ph.D. Instructional Resource Center Institute for Teaching and Learning Voice:  (860) 486-6676 Fax:     (860) 486-1410 E-mail:  [email protected] Address:  U-5RC Homer Babbage Library                369 Fairfield Road                University of Connecticut                Storrs, CT    06268 UConn:  Where everyone majors in learning & all credits transfer to life. ****************************************************************************