Did I read the post wrong. I thought it said send e-mail to person posting not to the list.

Yes, please send me the address. Thanks, Sally

Pamela, If you will email me, I'll give you the email address for Gayle Blankenship who has written an excellent Blankenship book. I don't know that she would want me to list it here in a public forum, so it would be better if you emailed me. Make your Subject line "Gayle Blankenship's email address" so that I will notice it right away. I screen my mail according to Subject line. Hope this helps! Jeannie >X-Message: #2 >Date: Sun, 26 Sep 1999 15:40:39 EDT >From: "Pam Honaker" <pam_honaker@hotmail.com> >To: WVWYOMIN-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <19990926194040.85886.qmail@hotmail.com> >Subject: [WVWYOMIN] Blankenship Descendants Wyoming/Logan Cos. >Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed > >I have an idea that I would like to get >some feedback on. > >In the year or so that I have been into genealogy >on the 'net, I have met many BLANKENSHIP cousins. >We all exchange info and ask do you or have you.... >Well, I have been thinking there is so many of >us that is not on the internet. Many that I am sure >would love to share their family stories with us. >My idea is this, a Blankenship Family Newsletter. >This is one more way that we all could connect, maybe >reach out and make contact with the older family >members. And get some of us a little closer to >home. > >I can not do this alone though. To make a family >newsletter work, it will need family participation. >If you are interested in contributing, please contact >me for further information at pam_honaker@hotmail.com. > >Of course, there will be a subscription fee for >the newsletter. Just enough to help cover the printing >cost and mailing. I will cover the cost for the first >issue, if there is enough interest. > >I wanted to get some feedback before I got too excited >about the project. If there is not enough interest >then I will not go further. If cousins on the 'net >show interest, then I could get word out through the >newspapers back home. > >Hope to hear from you all soon. >Pamela Blankenship Honaker > > ************* Jeannie Watts Now Available: "The Descendants of John Thomas Clay, Jamestown Immigrant and son of Sir John Clay of Wales" Also available: "The Descendants of James Bailey & Lucy Simms" For more info: http://www.trellis.net/users/madamx

The archives project is an effort to put transciptions of original documents online for safe-keeping and to allow them to be accessed via the internet. Check out the web page & I imagine you will get the drift of it. If not, be sure to let me know. My apologies for my delay in responding. Orders for my new Book have made this last month extrememly hectic. Thanks for your interest! http://www.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/wv/wyoming.htm Jeannie

Hi Glenn, Thanks for the infomation, I was told that two of my relatives were burried in a cemetery that had Bear something in the name of it in West Virginia. So when I seen that you had a cemetery with the Bear in it I had to find out where it was located. It does sound like the same place where my relatives were burried at. Again thanks for the info. Trina. _______________________ << HiYa Trina! That's been six years ago, and I couldn't get back up there if I had to. I did travel from the Herndon Post Office due south towards Welch. I went up a long dirt road from the Herndon community which took me to Beartown. All I could re- member now is a very small one lane road up the side of a mountain. The mountaintop had about 15 homes up there. But it was a very remote cemetery. There was a nice overhead steel sign that had the cemetery name on it. It wasn't a painted sign, the name was made out of a small steel letters up high. The cemetery was very clean and had a good fence around it. >>

Sounds great. I'm not of that line but have roots in Wyoming County. Remember the Blankenship family in Bud, many years ago. One by the name of Edith. Several children in that family. JUST HOW DO YOU UPLOAD INFORMATION INTO THIS NET. Can't get pass the rootsweb general page.

To; LORI DOERR, Wyo. Co. Marriage Records; CHAMBERS, L. B., age 35, bn. Monroe Co., son/o James and Elizabeth mar. FARMER, Demarius, age 22, bn. Pulaski Co. VA, dau/o Eliga & Mary on 30 Oct 1856. There are quite a few listings for the Chambers family in the book; Reference Book of Wyoming County History - By Mary Keller Bowman, 1965. There also is a picture of Mrs. L.B. Chambers. Thanks, Doug Lori Doerr wrote: > > Looking for information on: > > Leroy B. Chambers > + Demarias Farmer m. 10-30-1856 Wyoming, WV > 1. Lee Chambers > 2. James Chambers > 3. Joseph Chambers > 4. Brooke Chambers b. 3-14-1864 d. 11-25-1931 > + Luther Chambers m. 11-6-1881 Wyoming, WV > 5. Pearl Chambers > 6. George Chambers > 7. Anthony Chambers > > Lori

Looking for information on: Leroy B. Chambers + Demarias Farmer m. 10-30-1856 Wyoming, WV 1. Lee Chambers 2. James Chambers 3. Joseph Chambers 4. Brooke Chambers b. 3-14-1864 d. 11-25-1931 + Luther Chambers m. 11-6-1881 Wyoming, WV 5. Pearl Chambers 6. George Chambers 7. Anthony Chambers Lori

I have an idea that I would like to get some feedback on. In the year or so that I have been into genealogy on the 'net, I have met many BLANKENSHIP cousins. We all exchange info and ask do you or have you.... Well, I have been thinking there is so many of us that is not on the internet. Many that I am sure would love to share their family stories with us. My idea is this, a Blankenship Family Newsletter. This is one more way that we all could connect, maybe reach out and make contact with the older family members. And get some of us a little closer to home. I can not do this alone though. To make a family newsletter work, it will need family participation. If you are interested in contributing, please contact me for further information at pam_honaker@hotmail.com. Of course, there will be a subscription fee for the newsletter. Just enough to help cover the printing cost and mailing. I will cover the cost for the first issue, if there is enough interest. I wanted to get some feedback before I got too excited about the project. If there is not enough interest then I will not go further. If cousins on the 'net show interest, then I could get word out through the newspapers back home. Hope to hear from you all soon. Pamela Blankenship Honaker ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

-----Original Message----- From: WVWYOMIN-D-request@rootsweb.com <WVWYOMIN-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: WVWYOMIN-D@rootsweb.com <WVWYOMIN-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, September 24, 1999 3:20 AM Subject: WVWYOMIN-D Digest V99 #54

HiYa Trina! That's been six years ago, and I couldn't get back up there if I had to. I did travel from the Herndon Post Office due south towards Welch. I went up a long dirt road from the Herndon community which took me to Beartown. All I could re- member now is a very small one lane road up the side of a mountain. The mountaintop had about 15 homes up there. But it was a very remote cemetery. There was a nice overhead steel sign that had the cemetery name on it. It wasn't a painted sign, the name was made out of a small steel letters up high. The cemetery was very clean and had a good fence around it. ============================================================ TPoe123875@aol.com wrote: > > In a message dated 09/18/1999 9:21:44 PM Eastern Daylight Time, > commander@inetone.net writes: > > << I don't know anything about their old homeplace. But I've > been to a cemetery in the Beartown region where some Godfrey > graves were. > You might want to post your message to the Godfrey mailing > list too. >> > _______________________________________________________ > I am interested in the Beartown region grave site. > I was wondering if > you might be able to tell me where it might be located at. > Thank you > Trina.

In a message dated 09/18/1999 9:21:44 PM Eastern Daylight Time, commander@inetone.net writes: << I don't know anything about their old homeplace. But I've been to a cemetery in the Beartown region where some Godfrey graves were. You might want to post your message to the Godfrey mailing list too. >> _______________________ Hi, I am interested in the Beartown region grave site. I was wondering if you might be able to tell me where it might be located at. Thank you Trina.

HiYa Brenda! (and any Godfrey researcher) I descend from the Mercer County Godfrey family. They are all related, if you go back far enough. John Damon Godfrey is the brother of Armour Lawson Godfrey. I have met Godfrey family researchers on our Wyoming County list before. If you don't get a reply soon, they may be on the Wyoming digest version. Give them a little time. I don't know anything about their old homeplace. But I've been to a cemetery in the Beartown region where some Godfrey graves were. You might want to post your message to the Godfrey mailing list too. ============================================================ Brenda Dillon wrote: > Is there anybody on this list researching the GODFREY line. This is the > Thomas Godfrey line out of Wyoming Co. however I am searching for the > homeplace of Armour Lawson Godfrey and Louisa Collins, d/o William > Collins , s/o Meredith. > The Godfrey family were living in McDowell Co area in 1850&60 before > moving to Nicholas Co. WV, then onto Lewis Co. in Washington State. > Does anybody have a clue as to where this family lived? > Brenda Collins Dillon

In a message dated 99-09-10 17:50:42 EDT, you write: << Hello all! I am happy to announce that my long awaited second book "The Descendants of John Thomas Clay, Jamestown Immigrant and son of Sir John Clay of Wales" is now available! For more information, visit my web site at http://www.trellis.net/users/madamx Also available is my first book "The Descendants of James Bailey and Lucy Simms". Thanks! Jeannie Watts >> Congrats Jeannie, Tim Spradling, descendant of John CLAY, original immigrant to VA & his second Wife Elizabeth. I'm copying this to take with me to Richmond this month and show Robert Clay, archivist at LVA ,who has studied this Family most of his life as I mentioned to you before.

Hello all! I am happy to announce that my long awaited second book "The Descendants of John Thomas Clay, Jamestown Immigrant and son of Sir John Clay of Wales" is now available! For more information, visit my web site at http://www.trellis.net/users/madamx Also available is my first book "The Descendants of James Bailey and Lucy Simms". Thanks! Jeannie Watts

Hi all, took a trip to WV to see the old family farm on my grandmothers side. Got to see the family cemetary which held my great AND great great grandparents! Here's a listing of everyone there in case it can help someone else. Jean THE SHREWSBURY FARM, BASIN MOUNTAIN, WEST VIRGINIA SHREWSBURY CEMETARY LISTING AS OF 29 AUGUST 1999 There are 3 marked graves with no names on them. *********************** On an upright stick : BRADIE *********************** On an upright stick: OLEN *********************** Tombstone Readings: Colda A. Shrewsberry Dec 1, 1910 Dec 8. 1918 *********************** Tomy W. Shrewsberry Born & died Aug 9, 1907 *********************** Troy W. Shrewsberry Born & Died Apr 24, 1904 *********************** Dorothea Shrewsberry Born & Died Mar 26, 1901 *********************** Samuel B. Shrewsberry Apr 21, 1896 Jul 3, 1907 *********************** Mary A. Shrewsberry Feb 5, 1893 Apr 23, 1904 *********************** William N. Buchanan May 16, 1852 Feb 21, 1934 *********************** D. W. Buchanan May 17, 1878 Mar 9, 1920 *********************** James W. Hatcher Oct 19, 1876 Nov 26, 1941 *********************** Mahala A. Wife of M. V. Shrewsberry Dec 18, 1842 Sept 15, 1904 *********************** Minta E. Wife of T. E. Moye May 20, 1875 Mar 1, 1899 *********************** Luther A. Son of Mr. & Mrs. Crockett Graham Apr 18, 1910 Jul 10, 1913 *********************** Lucinda Wood Nov 12, 1859 Oct 20, 1931 *********************** M. C. Wood Jan 8, 1860 Apr 30, 1904 *********************** Martin C. Shrewsberry 1868-1900 *********************** Amanda Shrewsbury Charles J Apr 7, 1878 Sept 20, 1868 Aug 18, 1946 July 17, 1938 *********************** Berlin Garfield Son of Mr. & Mrs. C. J. Shrewsbury Oct 5, 1917 Feb 17, 1919 *********************** Shrewsberry Martin V. 1835-1919 *********************** H., J. Shrewsberry Aug 30, 1860 Jun 22, 1898 *********************** Moses Shrewsbury Born & Died Sept 15, 1933 *********************** Bessie Shrewsbury Apr 14, 1892 Jan 7, 1934 *********************** Levi H. Shrewsbury May 3, 1881 Jul 1, 1970 *********************** Samuel T. Shrewsberry Victoria Aug 23, 1880 Dec 23, 1882 May 14, 1966 Feb 12, 1969 *********************** Verdie Margaret Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Samuel T. Shrewsberry Born & Died Feb 15, 1904 *********************** Milbert Jason Son of Mr. & Mrs. Samuel T. Shrewsberry May 6, 1900 Aug 11, 1901 *********************** Blaine Shrewsberry Pvt US Army World War I Dec 19, 1891 Jul 16, 1923 State Police Officer Killed In the Line of Duty *********************** Martin V. Shrewsberry Pvt CO G 22V Regt Conferate States Army 1835-1919 *********************** John G. Shrewsberry Oct 15, 1865 Mar 17, 1937 *********************** Elvira Shrewsberry Jun 18, 1864 Apr 22, 1900 And Infant *********************** Eva Dian Daughter of Lawrence B. Shrewsberry Jul 13, 1935 Jan 29, 1938 *********************** Lawrence B. Shrewsberry Gladys Jan 29, 1907 Jul 12, 1908 Nov 22, 1973 *********************** Barbara Ann Simpson Jul 1, 1940 Dec 12, 1940

It's OK now I was not including entire address Thanks Lee

let me know i am not sure what you are talkin about explain please!

Lee, I'm not sure what could be wrong. When you use the URL I sent, you get the Archives Page & there will be links on there to all the files, plus links to the Wyoming Co. VAGenWeb page, etc. Here is the URL again, maybe you didn't copy it all or something... http://www.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/wv/wyoming.htm Thanks, Jeannie >X-Message: #4 >Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1999 22:08:33 EDT >From: LeeHash@aol.com >To: WVWYOMIN-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <66eaf5d7.24ff3621@aol.com> >Subject: Re: [WVWYOMIN] August Uploads to Archives >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >OK but I've only found my way in one time but can't return. At the address I >get RootsWeb and that's as far as I go. Have much intrest in my old County >and would like to be active there HELP !!! >Lee >

OK but I've only found my way in one time but can't return. At the address I get RootsWeb and that's as far as I go. Have much intrest in my old County and would like to be active there HELP !!! Lee