I am “over the moon” ecstatic with my package. There are gems here to keep me busy for some time. Thank you…thank you… thank you!
I’m taking excellent care of everything and setting up a different printer (one with a scanner), so I can make electronic copies and return the originals to you.
Wow!
The first thing I found of significance are clues where to find the gravesite of my Great-grandparents. We agree on the dates of birth and death for his wife, but her maiden surname exists in official records with at least 6 different spellings. Even her first name varies between Mary and Marie. Ouch! Finding their gravesite would be a big help. The online records for the clues you provide didn’t work. I have a helper in Maine that will visit the cemeteries. Beth (Purinton) Gamache is married to my 1st Cousin Jack “likes” visiting cemeteries and has taken pictures of many gravesites for me. She is just as passionate as I am about this work.
I’m working on three big projects: the family tree, an eBook, and history, all under the umbrella title: My Cousins. Beth is co-author of the eBook.
Everything will be put on a Flash drive to accommodate the number of documents and photos I have. Currently, it is about 20 gigabytes.
You are on my list to get one of the first copies. I even bought your Flash drive using a Black Friday discount to inspire me. I won’t be ready this Christmas, but I hope to publish sometime next year.
Warmest regards,
John, IV
[Elizabeth Chute, a.k.a. Elizabeth May Adams, is married to Larry Chute. Her parents are Charles Harry Adams, Sr. (1914-1986), and Edna “Ferne” Whitlock. They owned the Adams farm where my mother and Uncle Clyde are buried. Elizabeth inherited the ancestry documents from her sister Sylvia Elaine “Sally” Adams (1939- ). Sally was married to Nelson Wentworth. Sally and I were kindred spirits when it came to recording family history. – Dr. John P. Elcik – Editor]