Looking for anything on Simeon Kuykendall or Coykendoll of Randolph Co, VA [now WV], that married Prudence Graham. Believe Prudence, widow of Simeon married James Skidmore as his second wife. I know that Simeon died in ca1846 and James Skidmore sometime shortly after 1850. Beyond this I have nothing. Would appreciate any/all help. Believe Levi Kykendall of Barbour Co, is a son or grandson, and father of my GGmother Nancy (Kuykendall) Teter. Thanks, Fritz

  Jeff, +++ You wrote me on 10 Nov 98.  Here are my respnses to your post. >    I enjoyed your recent posting on the Dutch Colonies list.  I am also a > descendent of Samuel Stalnaker, which means I connect with the Westfalls, > Kuykendall, etc lines.  I too wonder whether Stalnaker was Dutch or German.  > I have seen it listed both ways.  Most say German, but below, in an aricle > sent to me by another researcher, he is referred to as "the old Dutchman". Was this Captian Samuel Stalnaker? > Of course this means very little as the German PA settlers were (and still > are) referred to as Pennsylvania Dutch.  I believe there is definitly some > problems with distinguishing the two nationalities, especially in Colonial > times. +++ This I can believe. >  My line eventually made it to Barbour and then Calhoun County WV.  I will > send you the info I have on this line to me if you are interested. Not at the moment Jeff, but others may be interested. >     Based on lack of information concerning the Stalnaker name in Colonial > America prior to the 1740s, it seems that Samuel was the first Stalnaker in > this country. >    He was in Augusta County, VA before 1748 as proven in the Journal of Dr. > Walker who states that in April of 1748, he (Dr Walker) met Samuel Stalnaker > on his way to meet with the Cherokees (Filson Club Papers, No.13, p 42). +++ I had Samuel being born in 1746.  But I have no source for that information. I did not know who his wife was.  I also only had info on one son, Jacob Stalnaker Sr. I do not have a Birth date for Jacob, but he came to the Tygart Valley in 1772.  His Will was proved in 1792. >     Samuel was already an experienced trader and hunter, and is believed to > have told Walker of the Cumberland Gap at that time.  He is believed to have > been the first White Man to discover the Cumberland Gap, years before Daniel > Boone.  On March 23, 1750, Dr Walker and his associates, on their way to > Kentucky, again met Stalnaker on the Middle Fork of Holsten, and > helped him to build his house.  This was then the last settlement of > Virginia to the westward. >    On June 18, 1755, Samuel Stalnaker, "of Holsten" was captured by the > Shawnee, and his son Adam and Mrs. Stalnaker were killed by the same party. >  According to several letters to Governor Dinwiddie, of various dates > between June and July 1756, it states that Stalnaker, an inhabitant of > Augusta Co., had been captured by teh Shawnese, but had escaped and had > reported on the number of French and Indians he had seen (Dinwiddie Papers, > II, 447, 448, 451). +++ I have these same notes >      In September, 1756,  the Governor wrote to Col. Clement Read, > County-Lieutenant of Lunenburg, directing him to give Stalnaker 100 Pounds > to qualify him to raise his company and to build a little fort at Draper's > Meadows (now Smithfield, Montgomery County).  This settlement here was, at > the time, the first west of the Alleghany divide, and the first on Wood's > or New River. >      The garrison was probably not long retained here, as Dinwiddie, > writing to Major Lewis, Dec 17, 1756, says that he does not think that > Stalnaker should complain at the reduction of teh number of forts, but > thinks it would be well to appoint him a lieutenant in a fort, "being well > acquainted with the woods, and a good Pilot or Guide upon occassion". > (Dinwiddie Papers, II, 567). >      Stalnaker was present at a council of war held at Staunton, July 29, > 1756, to determine the location of forts to be built on the frontier > (Summer's History of Southwest Virginia, pp 66, 67).  Mr. Summers thinks > that it was at his request that stockade forts were built at Dunkard's > Bottom, on New River, and at Davis' Bottom, on the head waters of the > Middle Fork of Holston.  It was intended that Captain Stalnaker should take > part in an expedition against the Shawnese which was in preparation in the > beginning of 1757, but the campaign was abandoned. +++  An interesting fact is that Captain Samuel Stalnaker’s house was chosen as the meeting place for treating with the Indians by his Majesties’ Commissioners, at request of Chief of Cherokees held at Catawba Town and Broad River in March, 1756. >      About 1768 or 1769, J. F. D. Smyth, the English traveller, visited > Southwest Virginia, and found Stalnaker living at his old house on the > Middle Fork of Holston.  He says that after crossing that stream three > times during the day, "at night we came to Stalnaker's, where a few people, > indeed all the inhabitants, had erected a kind of wretched stockade fort > for protection against the Indians; but they had all left it a few days > before our arrival and returned to their respective homes.  We remained for > two days at the old Dutchman's house, for rest and refreshment for > ourselves and our horses,  and also to make inquiry concerning our future > route " to Kentucky.  The old pioneer, still wise in all the learning of > the wilderness, was able to describe to Smyth, as he had many years before > to Walker, a new route to Kentucky, which had recently been discovered, and > which was a nearer way than that most commonly used. >    Much of this information was from Virginia Historical Magazine, Volume > 13, p 252, 253. +++  Captain Stalnaker’s death is wrapped in as much mystery as his birth and marriage. We know he had three sons, perhaps more and that his wife and son, Adam, were killed in 1755. Another son, George, was appointed Constable on waters of Holston and New Rivers in 1755, Withers History of Southern West Virginia (Page 109-110) writes of George Stalnaker as later of Boltetourt? County in 1770. Of this branch of the family nothing is known. The third son would be Jacob Stalnaker Sr. that married Elizabeth Truby. Jay

In a message dated 11/25/1998 5:38:41 PM Mountain Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << I had Samuel being born in 1746.  But I have no source for that information. I did not know who his wife was.>> In the Tacy book it lists Samuel as having been born in 1705 in Westphalia, Germany. It would also be hard for Samuel to be born in 1746, when we have record of a grandson, Valentine Stalnaker, chr. 13 Feb 1757 in York County, PA son of Jacob and Maria Elizabeth Truby Stalnaker. This christening record may be found in the Pastorial Record of Jacob Lischy. Samuel's wife is listed in the Tacy book as Sarah Williams. Many of the Frederick County, Maryland families passed through and lived in what is now Adams and York Counties, Pennsylvania before coming to Maryland. Many of these Frederick County families then proceded west into what is now West Virginia. Some went on to Kentucky and other points west and south. On the route to West Virginia which took them some through Fort Bedford, PA you can still find remenants of these families today. Thanks! Don

On Mon, 23 Nov 1998 21:46:50 -0500 "J. Steffens" <[email protected]> writes: >Diane, > >> I am looking for a BAILEY STALNAKER who married NANCY ???.  They had >a >> daughter, MARY STALNAKER, b. 1855.  No other siblings, but assume >there >> was.  Please let me know if we have a connection. Will gladly >exchange >> information. > >I have only two May STALNAKERs > >Jacob Sr. and Elizabeth (TUBY) STALNAKER and Jacob Jr. and Eleanor >(TRUBY) >STALNAKER  both had daughter named Mary. > >I have no Baileys. > >Jay >  Is this the Mary Elizabeth STALNAKER who m. Thomas Jefferson SUMMERFIELD? (m. 5 Jul 1876 Randolph Co, WV) ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

On Mon, 23 Nov 1998 21:46:50 -0500 "J. Steffens" <[email protected]> writes: >Diane, > >> I am looking for a BAILEY STALNAKER who married NANCY ???.  They had >a >> daughter, MARY STALNAKER, b. 1855.  No other siblings, but assume >there >> was.  Please let me know if we have a connection. Will gladly >exchange >> information. > >I have only two May STALNAKERs > >Jacob Sr. and Elizabeth (TUBY) STALNAKER and Jacob Jr. and Eleanor >(TRUBY) >STALNAKER  both had daughter named Mary. > >I have no Baileys. > >Jay >  Is this the Mary Elizabeth STALNAKER who m. Thomas Jefferson SUMMERFIELD? (m. 5 Jul 1876 Randolph Co, WV) ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

  Julie Cobb wrote: > HI: I just saw your note on the list and Although I have no Hornbecks, I > have many relatives in that area at that time and am still trying to find > them all. IF you should ever come across them in any way,marriage into > your family, or deeds, or whatever, Please keep my address and let me > hear from you.  I will also keep looking for HORNBECKS for you. Many > Thanks,   Julie > > MCCULLOUGH,MCCAULY,MCCULLA,MCCOOLE,MCCAULEY,MCCULLOCK,MCCOOLEY etc. > >  Early settler to Hampshire and Hardy co. areas of W.Va,. got land under > Lord Fairfax. Major land area is "on the South Fork of the South Branch > of the Potomac". Near the Van  Z ants, Ross,etc. family. Today, it is > right outside Moorefield.W.Va. I have been there. They are well known and > even in history books, because John Mc Cullock ,an Indian Trader from > NJ,. developed the MCCULLOCK's Trail, the path up the hill to the Cheat > River, and over to Fort Redstone, then over to Ohio River and beyond. I am afraid I have none of these in my database. Jay

Diane, > I am looking for a BAILEY STALNAKER who married NANCY ???.  They had a > daughter, MARY STALNAKER, b. 1855.  No other siblings, but assume there > was.  Please let me know if we have a connection. Will gladly exchange > information. I have only two May STALNAKERs Jacob Sr. and Elizabeth (TUBY) STALNAKER and Jacob Jr. and Eleanor (TRUBY) STALNAKER  both had daughter named Mary. I have no Baileys. Jay  

  Donald, > I noticed your information on the Augusta Co.,Va. GenSite.regarding the > possibility of your ancestor Daniel being in Bourbon Co.,Ky. at the time > of death.  This type of information has also been a problem in tracing my > family, the FURNIS / FURNISH's of  Orange & Augusta Co's. in Virginia and > Kentucky. > > You might keep in mind that Bourbon Co.,Va. was not formed until 1786 and > was taken from Fayette Co.,Va.. At the time of formation, Bourbon Co., Va. > covered the area from the Tug Fork-Big Sandy Rivers westward to the > Licking River in north-central Kentucky and generally, to the > south-eastern area east of the Kentucky River. This is a huge area and our > ancestors could have been anywhere within it at the time in question. > > Other important points: Kentucky did not become a state until 1792 and > also that, prior to the Kentucky formation, Orange Co. Va. extended > westward to the Mississippi River, covering the now states of Tennessee > and Kentucky and part of the states of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and N. > Carolina. > > Another helpful item is that the first US census that was taken in 1790 > included the western Virginia counties which later became Kentucky > counties. A look there might be fruitful. > > The dates of county formation has been an important part of tracing my > family through Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois and westward. That is > why I was prompted to send this info. > > I have an old friend, Donald Hornbeek, of Cold Spring, Campbell Co., Ky. > Could he be a distant relation of yours?? Similar names. Could very well be.  My ancestors leave the South Branch river and head west into Randolph County and the Tygert Valley area around Beverly though. Not Kentucky.  The Hornbecks that went on that exodus are what I am presently trying to find out.  As it is, I have a strong belief that at the very least Elizabeth Hornbeck did not go with her son John Cutright Sr.  However I am also pretty sure that Judlike "Judith" Hornbeck went with her Husband Colonel Jacob Westfall I. Jay

Can anyone confirm for me that Henry MACE, b. abt *maybe* in 1720 in England, m. Ann BOGARD. Henry d. in 1781 in Hampshire Co. VA. Ann d. abt 1800, Hardy Co. VA. Also, was this Ann BOGARD the dau of the Elizabeth BOGARD who named Ann in her will dated 1785, Hampshire Co, and was this Ann the sister of Elizabeth BOGARD, who m. Samuel CURRENCE, b. 1761 in Randolph Co. VA. And, any idea on Ann's father? Thanks, Brenda

I am not able to respond by the specified method. Please e-mail me directly concerning your post about Alamander Grant Watkins. Betty. [email protected]

As we come into the Holiday Season I find a strong pull away from the commercialization of the Christmas towards the more traditional.  So in my thoughts I think of tradition and roots and what each generation has passed down to the next. This post is a call to all of you out there to come together and think about how you celebrate chrstmas with your families. And now the question:  Is there any family tradition that you have brought down that comes from previous generations.  Share it with us, bring back what has been lost.  We might be surprised that there are simularities in our celebration.  Whether it be Dutch, German, Norwegian, Scotch-Irish or English in Origin.  Some of us may even have relics in our homes associated with Chistmas passed down from parent to child. While we are at it, if anyone has information on Historical events that are related to this holiday, or the history of how our ancestors celebrated Christmas, either here in the colonies or back in Europe. Also, think of Your Chrstmas meal.  You may have recipes passed down.  Or even just the make up of what goes on the table, the apperatives before, the traditional desert or drink afterwords. Let's have fun with this and share. Jay Steffens

Hi I need some help in Randolph co. I have a DeMoss who was born there in 1833. And can't seem to verify just who his father was. His name is Isaac DeMoss. born 1833 mother Elizabeth. I believe his father was Charles but can't seem to find him with Isaac on the census's. Can anyone help?????? Thanks Tracy

Jay, I was thrilled to see your response to Betty regarding the lineage for the Crites line. I am one of many grandchildren of James and Iva Gertrude (Sandridge) Crites. Ileana Marion (Crites ) Williams is my mother. James was born James David Crites Jr, his father being James David son of Abraham Crites. My grandfather gave up his middle name over a arguement with his father, supposedly about politics. My dad told me the the Crites brother and their father were staunch Republicans and that Grandpa wanted to vote Democrat which created quite a ruckus in the family. I had been frustrated by not being able to link Abram "Abraham" Crites to the two earlier Abrahams. I had a hunch there was a link but I was off by one generation. Our family records didn't list Jacob. I would be happy to share my information on the Crites decendants and ancestors in my family (Sandridge, Proudfoot, Pringle, Hall, Wentz) if you are interested and I would appreciate it if your would share any information on the CRITES ancestors. By the way, those interested in the Crites lineage might check out the picture and text regarding Audra where my grandparents James and Iva Crites spent much of their time. It can be found at : http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvrandol/sandridg.htm . Please send me Betty's email if you have it since the response on the Randolph list didn't include it. -- Don Williams, KD6UVT, with interests in: amateur radio, backpacking, motorcycling and mountaineering. Do you want to be a participant in life or a spectator? [email protected]

Does anyone have more information on Charles Smith and Hannah Susan Carr? So far, this is what I have been able to piece together. (Charts from D Agronick, J Carr, P Saletore, R Lambert, A Summerfield; 1840 Census Randolph Co, VA; 1850 Census Randolph Co, VA fam#458; Randolph Co, WV History - Families; Randolph Co, Marriages) Charles SMITH b abt 1795 in MD m. 13 Jan 1820 Elkins, Randolph Co, VA Hannah Susan CARR b. abt 1792 Hardy Co, VA Fatima SMITH b abt 1816 Randolph Co, VA m. 14 Jan 1844 Randolph Co, VA John WO(O)LFORD (7 ch) Andrew C SMITH b abt 1821 Randolph Co, VA m. 25 Jul 1843 Pendleton Co, VA Elizabeth WHITE (9 ch) Jemima SMITH b abt 1824 Randolph Co, VA m. 19 Oct 1843 Randolph Co, VA Jacob ROBY of Grant Co, VA (16 ch) America A SMITH b abt 1836 (may be a grandchild) Can you shed any more light on these folks? Want to hear from descendants. Jeff Carr Fall River, MA ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

This web site was announced on another list and I thought you all might be interested as well. Take a look at <A HREF="http://image.vtls.com/collections/LO.html">Land Office Patents and Grants Collection Index</A>

<<Charles SMITH b abt 1795 in MD m. 13 Jan 1820 Elkins, Randolph Co, VA Hannah Susan CARR b. abt 1792 Hardy Co, VA ch: Fatima SMITH b abt 1816 Randolph Co, VA m. 14 Jan 1844 Randolph Co, VA John WO(O)LFORD (7 ch)>> I have the line of "Fanny" Smith and John Wolford. John's father was Abraham Wolford and his mother was Margaret Summerfield... Diane

Marvel CUTRIGHT 1911-1992 m. Cleona CARR 1916-?? Randolph Co, WV. 2 Children I know of. Jeff Carr Fall River, MA ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Betty, � > � > Subject: Re: [WVA-L] Re: Cutrights in Hardy Co. WV > > This complicated missive from/between Jay and Don was fascinting! > > Do you have any stray Castos or Crites married into these families? I know that both > of > these families intermarried with the Cutrights and Pringles and I would like to get > them sorted out, so any info we can share would be very much appreciated. I am > really most interested in the Crites, because I� have conflicting info, but Casto > info is always welcome!!!! Here is what I dug up! I have seven CASTOs in my inventory. John Jackson CASTO who married a Zervia Sarah (?) � They had Davis CASTO, b.17 Jun 1780, d.2 Oct 1865, ������� m. Susannah Rachel WESTFALL, 20 Apr 1807 ������� Susannah Rachel b.1790, d.1850 was the d/o Zachariah WESTFALL & Hannah WOLFE ����������� They had Andrew CASTO, b.1810. ��������������� m. Rachel CUTRIGHT, 17 Feb 1828 ��������������� Rachel (Buried in the Casto-Hoover Cemetary) was the d/o Abraham COURTRIGHT ��������������� & Susannah BUSH. There was also another David CASTO ��� m. Anne CUTRIGHT, 11 MAR 1809, in Harrison Co., WV. ������� Anne, b.1792 in VA,� was the d/o John CUTRIGHT Sr.& Rebecca TRUBY. William CASTO Sr. & Hannah BONNET ��� David CASTO (I do not know if this is the same David as above that married Anne CUTRIGHT) ��� Rhoda CASTO, b.1802, d.abt 1833 ������� m. John PRINGLE, 1819 ������� John, b.ca 1798 in VA, d. aft 1860 was s/o William PRINGLE & Elinor "Nellie" ROLLINS. ������� they had the following children: ����������� James, Gilbert, Angeline and Barzilla. Now the CRITES, I have 51: Barbara Ann CRITES � m. Christopher Columbus (O.) CUTRIGHT, 1854 � Christopher Columbus, b.ca1837, d.1871 was the s/o of Christopher Truby CUTRIGHT & � Lucina "Star" PRINGLE ��� Their son was Henry B. CUTRIGHT, b.25JUL1865 Louisa CRITES ��� m. Jacob W. CUTRIGHT, b.15MAR1841, s/o George CUTRIGHT & Susannah PRINGLE ������� I have no note of children for this couple 1)Abraham CRITES ��� had a son, ������� 2)Abraham CRITES ����������� m. Barbara POST ����������� They had a child, ��������������� 3) Jacob CRITES ��������������� m. unknown ��������������� had a son ������������������� 4) Abram "Abraham" CRITES ������������������� m. Wealthy PRINGLE, 11NOV1830 in VA ������������������� Wealthy, b.ca1811 was d/o William PRINGLE and Elinor "Nellie" ROLLINS �������������������� and sister to John PRINGLE ����������������������� Children: ����������������������� 5)Asberry CRITES ����������������������� 5)Stillman CRITES ����������������������� 5)Harriett CRITES m. Elzie NEIXON ����������������������� 5)Peggy CRITES ����������������������� 5)Catherine CRITES m. Claton P. CUTRIGHT ����������������������� 5)Rebecca Ann CRITES m. A.E. CRITES ����������������������� 5)Martha CRITES m. Gideon HAWKINS ����������������������� 5)Jane CRITES m. Samuel SMALLRIDGE ����������������������� 5)Isaac CRITES ����������������������� 5)Hanson CRITES ����������������������� 5)Homer CRITES ����������������������� 5)Barbara Jane CRITES ����������������������� 5)Abram W. CRITES Jr. m. Rebecca Ann (?) ����������������������� 5)John D. CRITES ����������������������� 5)Marietta CRITES m. A. B. VINCENT ����������������������� 5)Joseph CRITES, b.23MAR1846, m.Harriet A. BRAKE, 1JAN1869 ��������������������������� also m. Sarah E. MCKINLEY ������������������������������� Joseph and Sarah had: ����������������������������������� 6)Colman C. CRITES ����������������������������������� 6)James D. CRITES ����������������������������������� 6)Abraham CRITES ����������������������������������� 6)Florence CRITES ����������������������� 5)James Davis CRITES, b.4JUN1852, m. Virginia WENTZ ��������������������������� children: ����������������������������������� 6)Lucy W. CRITES ����������������������������������� 6)Sarah May CRITES ����������������������������������� 6)Olie E. CRITES ����������������������������������� 6)James David Jr. CRITES ����������������������������������� 6)Chas. W. CRITES ��������������� Abram "Abraham" CRITES also ��������������� m. Lucinda GILLETT ������������������� they had ����������������������� 5)Melvina Live CRITES, ����������������������� m. Amos Andrew "Chaney" PRINGLE, 17APR1845, Lewis co., WV ��������������������������� Amos,b.ca1825, d.9APR1883, is another child of William and Nellie PRINGLE ��������������������������� they had six children ������������������������������� 6) Edward Duncan PRINGLE, m. Jane WHITE ������������������������������� 6) Barbara Ann PRINGLE, m. Greely PHILLIPS ������������������������������� 6) Richard H. "Walker" PRINGLE, b.ca1846, d.1935 ������������������������������� 6) Eli M. PRINGLE, b.ca1849, buried at the Alton Cemetary ����������������������������������� m. Mary Ann LEMONS, 12OCT1893 ������������������������������� 6) Alibatus D. Tabner PRINGLE,b.3NOV1860 ����������������������������������� m. Luzetty E. WYATT, 4SEP1884 ��������������������������������������� no known children ����������������������������������� m. Minnie B. WESTFALL, d/o L. WESTFALL & (?) ��������������������������������������� 7) Abert Herman PRINGLE ��������������������������������������� 7) Ventley Door PRINGLE ��������������������������������������� 7) Amos Chester PRINGLE ��������������������������������������� 7) Artha Dale PRINGLE ��������������������������������������� 7) Calra May PRINGLE ��������������������������������������� 7) Ruhl K. PRINGLE ��������������������������������������� 7) Hazel May PRINGLE ��������������������������������������� 7) Letha PRINGLE � Elizabeth CRITES first wife to Joel PRINGLE, b.ca 1812, d.MAR 1879, m. 2JUL1832. Joel was another child of William and Nellie PRINGLE. 1)Jacob M. CRITES, b.ca 1815, m. Mahala PRINGLE (Child of William and Nellie) ��� Children: 2)Infant Baby CRITES ��������������� 2)Gilbert S. CRITES ��������������� 2)Martha E. CRITES ��������������� 2)Elizabeth CRITES ��������������� 2)Mahitable CRITES ��������������� 2)Margarte CRITES ��������������� 2)George C. CRITES, b. 13DEC1847, m. 24DEC1868 to Margaret J. HEAVER ������������������� their children were ����������������������� 3)Edgar F. CRITES ����������������������� 3)Henry J. CRITES ����������������������� 3)William P. CRITES, b.7SEP1869 ��������������������������� m. 5APR1893, Alice M. MCCUE ������������������������������� 4) Dessie CRITES ����������������������� 3) Columbus J. CRITES,b.10APR1871 ��������������������������� m. 19JUN1896, Stella MCCUE ������������������������������� 4) Aubra CRITES ������������������������������� 4) Ernie Lester CRITES ������������������������������� 4) Esker Franklin CRITES Hope this helps! I would appreciate any information that anyone may want to add to this. Jay

Hi I am researching the DeMoss line in Randolph Co. would love to hear from others doing the same Thanks Tracy

Hi everyone, I pleased to announce that the Pocahontas County WVGenWeb Project has moved to its permanent site at <http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvpocaho/>. The tempoary site at <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~vfcrook/pocahontas/> is still up for only another week. Please stop by and submit your surnames and a query or two. If you have any information you'd like to see posted on these pages, just let me know! Warmest Regards, Valerie Valerie Forren Crook email: [email protected] USGenWeb Coordinator for: Greenbrier Co., WV <http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvgreenb/> Randolph Co., WV <http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvrandol/> Pocahontas County WVGenWeb <http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvpocaho/> ASC for the WVGenWeb Project <http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvgenweb/> ListManager of the WVGREENB-L List WV Tombstone Project Manager <http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/westvirg.html> PROUD RootsWeb Donor <http://www.rootsweb.com>