Duh, I'm still asleep this morning! Here's my webpage address: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/4606 Sorry about that everyone. I would love to be able to see everyone else's webpages, would you all mind sending over your addresses to the list? Carol

Sandra G, If you want to put in a back feature where someone clicks on that to get to the first page of your website or the previous page you need to set it up that way. Here is my webpage address. It's not the best and I haven't updated it in ages but if you go to VIEW SOURCE with your mouse you can see the HTML codes I used on my pages. I did not have a computer when I made up my webpages so I had to teach myself the coding to use to make it work. That was when I was on the webtv and had to figure out a way to save the names I was working on in some kind of genealogy format. I made up my own as a type of numbering system. It's not good and it's a confusing format; I am the first to say that but it worked and now that I have the computer and the FTM program it made things simpler when I went to input all those names. Anyway, take a look at my webpage and see if you can use anything off it. Just copy the codes (don't forget those end brackets!) and save them to your webpage. Make sure you preview the page before you save it, just in case the codes don't seem to be working. I will be here most of the day if you need some help, just e-mail me directly. Carol

Can anyone out there tell me if there is a James Woods Thomas on the 1910 Monroe Census. His age would be abt 71 and his wife's name is Mary. Thanks! Karen

Sandra G, Your webpage links work fine, your pages and photographs look terrific. I like the way you have everything set up exactly as an outline. Much, much easier to read than some I've seen on webpages (including mine!). Carol Pack Urban P.S. Like the photo in the hat. I like hats, too. Quite a collection.

In a message dated 6/1/99 10:26:36 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Perhaps her surname was > Alexander, and that is how my Archibald got his name. Maybe he is related to the Clendenins or the Cales, or Garten, they have Arch. as well. I finally got my web page to half work, can't get the links to work at angelfire so you must use the back button on your browser, can anyone help, I worked for hours and hours but can't figure it out.... Sandy in Fla <A HREF="http://www.angelfire.com/fl2/sandrag/links.html">My Favorite Links </A>

Dear Louise Many thanks,willdo Carol -----Original Message----- From: Louise Perkins <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, May 31, 1999 3:02 PM Subject: Re: [WVMONROE-L] Monroe Historical Society >Carol: > >Allehany Highlands Genealogical Society is at 1011 Rockbridge Ave., >Covington, Va in the old Rivermont School Building. You can read about it >on their website on the USGenweb. > >If you are planning a trip there, contact me personally again and I'll give >you a name to contact. They don't have a phone at the Society and I don't >want to put my friend's home phone on the web, but will give it to you, plus >another couple of e-mail addresses you can contact. > >Louise >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/3566/ >updated 4/26/1999 > > > >==== WVMONROE Mailing List ==== >Support Rootsweb! They make this list Possible. >http://www.rootsweb.com >

Carol: Allehany Highlands Genealogical Society is at 1011 Rockbridge Ave., Covington, Va in the old Rivermont School Building. You can read about it on their website on the USGenweb. If you are planning a trip there, contact me personally again and I'll give you a name to contact. They don't have a phone at the Society and I don't want to put my friend's home phone on the web, but will give it to you, plus another couple of e-mail addresses you can contact. Louise http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/3566/ updated 4/26/1999

Several days ago I read a message that someone was going to be in Monroe Co. and was wondering about the genealogical society's hours. If you are unable to be in Monroe Co. when the genealogical society is open, I suggest you try the Alleghany Co. Society. They are open 3 days a week and have a tremendous amount of Va and WV genealogical material, including the entire library of Nora Martin. For those who are not familiar with her, she did a lot of genealogy, collected all the census films and history and family books of VA and WV counties, plus had a number of family histories. She also compiled some census records which were printed and are now in the library. In addition, they have hundreds of other records. Well worth a visit. Louise http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/3566/ updated 4/26/1999

Louise This sound good.Where is the Alleg.Society located? -----Original Message----- From: Louise Perkins <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, May 31, 1999 8:57 AM Subject: Re: [WVMONROE-L] Monroe Historical Society >Several days ago I read a message that someone was going to be in Monroe Co. >and was wondering about the genealogical society's hours. > >If you are unable to be in Monroe Co. when the genealogical society is open, >I suggest you try the Alleghany Co. Society. They are open 3 days a week and >have a tremendous amount of Va and WV genealogical material, including the >entire library of Nora Martin. For those who are not familiar with her, she >did a lot of genealogy, collected all the census films and history and >family books of VA and WV counties, plus had a number of family histories. >She also compiled some census records which were printed and are now in the >library. In addition, they have hundreds of other records. Well worth a >visit. > >Louise >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/3566/ >updated 4/26/1999 > > > >==== WVMONROE Mailing List ==== >Please check your mail often! >Computers automatically drop addresses after several bounces. >

I'll answer the question as to where the Alleghany Highlands Genealogical Society is located, In Covington, Va., at 1011 N. Rockbridge Ave, We are open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of each week from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and If need on other days we can open, You can make arrangements with Sue Lee, phone 540-862-1659 for other than regular days, We have a large amount of records from the ajoining counties, and Monroe County, WV, is one of them. Hope we can help in some way. Va. Smith

I don't think so. I have a lot of Lowes that were in rince George's County, MD. and then to Greenbriar, Va to W.v. to Ohio. If any of that seems pertinent, let me know. I have a lot of info, ut some ties are missing. Don Lowe -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, May 17, 1999 4:39 PM Subject: [WVMONROE-L] Lowe line >Don Lowe: > >Are you any relation to Thomas G. Lowe born in 1842 son of Alexander and >Adaline (Hutchison) Lowe, md Sarah Elizabeth "Susan" Beckner in 1866. Aunt >Susan was my great grandmother's sister. > >Melinda Roles Jacquier in Long Beach, CA > > >==== WVMONROE Mailing List ==== >Please check your mail often! >Computers automatically drop addresses after several bounces. >

Lainie, It's been a while. You gave me Elizabeth a long time ago. Thanks a bunch for this information. By the way, I was never able to connect DILLARD with DOLLARD around Franklin or Bedford Counties. Still, it's an interesting thought . . . Thanks again! Bill Hobbs

In a message dated 5/30/99 1:11:47 PM Mountain Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << > +Thomas "Squire Tom" LILLY 1840 - 1916 m: > November 02, 1865 in Mercer Co., WV Father: Robert "Randall Bob" LILLY > Mother: Mary Margaret CADLE b: April 27, 1840 Number of > children: 1 Is this Randal the son of Edmund Lilly, Sr? Sandy in Fla >> Sandy, Yes, "Randall Bob" LILLY was a son of Edmund LILLY, Sr. (Edmund's wife: Edith MEADOR). Lainie

> +Thomas "Squire Tom" LILLY 1840 - 1916 m: > November 02, 1865 in Mercer Co., WV Father: Robert "Randall Bob" LILLY > Mother: Mary Margaret CADLE b: April 27, 1840 Number of > children: 1 Is this Randal the son of Edmund Lilly, Sr? Sandy in Fla

In a message dated 5/29/99 10:22:09 PM Mountain Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Good morning, Granville CALLOWAY m. Susan HOBBS 11 Feb. 1832, Monroe County VA (now WV). Anyone have anything on the descendants of this couple? Thanks, Bill Hobbs >> Bill, CD229: Marriage Index: KY, NC, TN, VA, WV, 1728-1850 Monroe Co., (W)VA Callaway, Granville Spouse : Hobbs, Susan Marriage date : 11 Feb 1832 I show only these children for them, but there could be more: 1850 Census, Mercer Co., (W)VA 42nd District, 12 July 1850 #25/25 CALLOWAY Granville 36WM Farmer $500 VA Susan 39WF VA Mary 17WF VA Elizabeth 14WF VA [MY NOTE: Elizabeth md. Thomas LILLY] Margarette 13WF VA James 11WM VA Sarah 7WF VA Vincent 6WM VA Andrew 1WM VA Lainie

In a message dated 5/30/99 6:21:59 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: <<Granville CALLAWAY Born: Abt 1811 , Monroe, WV Father: James CALLAWAY Mother: Lucy WILLIAMS >> Hey all, Does anyone know if this Lucy Williams is daughter of Felix Williams or what relationship there is to Felix Williams married to Nancy Calloway? 1. Felix WILLIAMS, son of Francis WILLIAMS and Elizabeth Grace WILLIAMS, was born in Orange, Virginia October 6, 1766. He married Nancy CALLOWAY in Greenbriar Co., Virginia (W.V.), September 17, 1793. Nancy was born March 1, 1770.

Carol, Someone sent this info this morning. >Granville CALLAWAY Born: Abt 1811 , Monroe, WV Parents: Father: James CALLAWAY Mother: Lucy WILLIAMS found this info in www.familysearch.org looked up his name, the submitter might have more info. [email protected] wrote: > Descendants of Granville CALLAWAY-CALLOWAY > > 1 Granville CALLAWAY-CALLOWAY 1810 - > b: Bet. 1810 - 1820 Number of children: 1 > .. +Susan HOBBS 1810 - m: Bef. 1839 b: > Bet. 1810 - 1820 Number of children: 1 > ....... 2 Elizabeth T CALLAWAY-CALLOWAY 1839 - 1867 > b: Abt. 1839 > ........... +Thomas "Squire Tom" LILLY 1840 - 1916 m: > November 02, 1865 in Mercer Co., WV Father: Robert "Randall Bob" LILLY > Mother: Mary Margaret CADLE b: April 27, 1840 Number of > children: 1 > > Dear Bill, > > I haven't been able to connect Granville to the other Callaway-Calloway's in > the area. If you have more information on him I would love to have it. I'm > trying to connect these folks. I have hyphenated the spelling of the name > only because I have seen it spelled both ways. > > Also, thank you for doing all those look ups for people. I am sure it took a > lot of hours out of your busy day. Thank you. > > Carol Pack Urban > > ==== WVMONROE Mailing List ==== > Please do not send attachments or personal messages to the list.

Descendants of Granville CALLAWAY-CALLOWAY 1 Granville CALLAWAY-CALLOWAY 1810 - b: Bet. 1810 - 1820 Number of children: 1 .. +Susan HOBBS 1810 - m: Bef. 1839 b: Bet. 1810 - 1820 Number of children: 1 ....... 2 Elizabeth T CALLAWAY-CALLOWAY 1839 - 1867 b: Abt. 1839 ........... +Thomas "Squire Tom" LILLY 1840 - 1916 m: November 02, 1865 in Mercer Co., WV Father: Robert "Randall Bob" LILLY Mother: Mary Margaret CADLE b: April 27, 1840 Number of children: 1 Dear Bill, I haven't been able to connect Granville to the other Callaway-Calloway's in the area. If you have more information on him I would love to have it. I'm trying to connect these folks. I have hyphenated the spelling of the name only because I have seen it spelled both ways. Also, thank you for doing all those look ups for people. I am sure it took a lot of hours out of your busy day. Thank you. Carol Pack Urban

Good morning, Granville CALLOWAY m. Susan HOBBS 11 Feb. 1832, Monroe County VA (now WV). Anyone have anything on the descendants of this couple? Thanks, Bill Hobbs

Good morning, I wish to thank all of you for the opportunity to do some CSA lookups this past week. However, some of my descendants are coming to visit, and we shall spend some time at the graves of some of our ancestors. And, the library book is due back Tuesday. So, as of 4:45 am EDT on Saturday, I cannot do any more lookups from The Giles, Allegheny and Jackson Artillery by Keith Bohannon. Have a nice weekend, and take a moment to think about those ancestors who fought and died in all the wars we fought. Best wishes, Bill Hobbs