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Janis Rozich - Thu Feb 9 07:19:02 2006
Jonas Odle, born in 1804, died in Utica, Mi, 1858, He was great-great-great grandfather. One of his children was Theodore Byron Odle. His son was Edwin Leroy Odle. His daughter was Mable Ruth Odle. Her daughter was Jane Elizabeth Stewart. I am Jane's daughter.
Cheryl - Tue Feb 7 16:30:09 2006
It was so fun to hear this story again, I have it in a story written by Gennevieve Merrill Russell and it is abour Phoebe Odel Merrill who is my 5th Gr. Grandmother. I have heard it was written in a bible that was handed down and is somewhere in Flint Michigan. Thanks Cheryl Waterfall
Teresa Holliday - Mon Feb 6 19:58:34 2006
we live at 158 Wemple part time now (are looking forward to when we cam retire there full time) and I have much enjoyed your site. We rebuilt the original kitchen oven and recently restored the barn and are constantly discovering more of Stephentown history.
Love your site!
DOLLYANN WILSON - Tue Jan 31 11:22:42 2006
IM A DIRECT GGGG CHILD OF STEPHEN A DOUGLAS BY DORIS ELLA SPENCER AND HER FATHER CHARLES BARNETT SPENCER
Spencer Mckrell - Tue Jan 31 11:10:23 2006
I'AM A DIRECT DECENDANT OF Stephen A. Douglas.
GGG CHILD OF DORIS ELLA SPENCER.
Kathleen Moon Edwards - Sun Jan 29 13:14:28 2006
I am a direct descendent of the moon family from Georgia and Penn. some of the surnames are Bennefield , Moon, Clemons, Taylor, Turner,Walden Humphery's,
EDWARD CUBERO - Sat Jan 28 18:21:12 2006
I LIVED 4 YEARS IN CANAAN, N.Y. FROM 1955 TO 1959. I WAS AT BERSHIRE FARM AND GRADUATED FROM NEW LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL. I WAS OFF CAMPUS.
I UNDERSTAND YOU KNOW FRED COLDREN. HIS FATHER WAS THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AT THE FARM. I LOVED THE WHOLE AREA AND KNEW IT PRETTY WELL. MY LAST YEAR AT NEW LEBANON I LIVED WITH THE DEBELLS IN OLD CHATHAM IN A BIG OLD LOVELY WHILE HOUSE.
I VISITED THE AREA OFTEN DURING THE 70'S TO VISIT THE MACY STORE IN COLONIE AND I WOULD VISIT AROUND THE AREAS.
I JUST WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW.
EDWARD CUBERO - Sat Jan 28 18:19:02 2006
I LIVED 4 YEARS IN CANAAN, N.Y. FROM 1955 TO 1959. I WAS AT BERSHIRE FARM AND GRADUATED FROM NEW LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL. I WAS OFF CAMPUS.
I UNDERSTAND YOU KNOW FRED COLDREN. HIS FATHER WAS THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AT THE FARM. I LOVED THE WHOLE AREA AND KNEW IT PRETTY WELL. MY LAST YEAR AT NEW LEBANON I LIVED WITH THE DEBELLS IN OLD CHATHAM IN A BIG OLD LOVELY WHILE HOUSE.
I VISITED THE AREA OFTEN DURING THE 70'S TO VISIT THE MACY STORE IN COLONIE AND I WOULD VISIT AROUND THE AREAS.
I JUST WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW.
sherry - Tue Jan 24 09:11:10 2006
Fantastic site thank you for all your hard work
always looking for information on the Shaw, Smith , Lewis, and Wescott or Westcott families that were in Stephentown
allen davenport - Mon Jan 23 19:10:18 2006
Question about JOHNATHAN Brown that married Lucy Douglas I come from that Brown family only my info is different, question where did yours come from???
Bud
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wilma hansen - Thu Jan 19 11:51:56 2006
TINA,
MY AUNT ETHEL MARRIED SAM MOON AND HAD 2 DAUGTHERS--EDNA & MARY. EDNA MARRIED ZIP SAUNDERS.
MY AUNT ARMENA(THOMAS) WENT TO SCHOOL WITH ELLA SHE IS IN HER MID 70'S ???? WHO MARRIED A SWEENER?? ELLA DID.
MY DAD WAS WILLIS AMIDON-SISTER FLORENCE-DAD EDWARD-MOM MARCIA.
AUNT ETHEL'S MAIDEN NAME WAS GRAY.
THANKS FOR SENDING MAPS BERNICE AND AUNT MENA ARE VERY EXCITED AND USING THE INFO.
HOPE THIS FINDS YOU WELL.
WILLY
Elizabeth Tilden Edgecomb - Sun Jan 1 10:50:39 2006
Steve - Fri Dec 9 21:24:15 2005
My job has me doing much travel via auto, and I have been listening to many books on Lincoln and Civil War history. In one of these books, I learned that Stephen Douglas had one of the most common diseases known to mankind, a disease that I too have - alcoholism. Being in recovery is great, and the unfortunate thing is prior to 1935, people with this disease were often scorned, and had little hope. While the common biographies of Douglas say he died of pneumonia, the thing that drove his body to such a final state, where pneumonia became the 28th angel, and took him silently, the real culprit was cirrhosis of the liver. It is a shame that these biographies hide the truth. Within one of the books I read, there were words to the effect "Stephen Douglas worked hard and drank hard." The man was obviously a tremendous achiever, and his disease should be known, to help those under the wraps of alcoholism.
Donna Roy - Thu Dec 8 16:54:35 2005
Enjoy the website. Am looking for info on Williams and Houston families. Any info greatly appreciated.
Linda Brown - Tue Dec 6 06:57:01 2005
Looking for information on Henry Horton (1800-1880)and his wife Rhoda (Shephard) Horton (1830-Oct. 30, 1899). These are approximate years.
I was surprised to find information on them on this site. It is the most informative site I have found. Keep up the great work.
William Giles - Wed Nov 9 16:47:51 2005
I just came across this site and think it great. I am researching my Great Grand Parents who were born and lived in Center Berlin. The Smith/Gallagher familes
Theckla Constable Ledyard - Fri Oct 28 15:01:58 2005
Just wandered into your website by accident..but
must say you have done a superb job puttint it
together....congratulations. T. Ledyard
Ruthann O'Donnell Emerson Lange - Fri Oct 28 14:35:11 2005 http://www.geocities.com/honoringdon
Beautiful Site and wonderful Memories. So many families I recognize from my years in Hancock/Stephentown/West Stephentown. It is a wonderful thing to be able to look back and see our history. This is one of the most beautiful areas in New England. My Dad and Mom; Ed and Ruth O'Donnell; and Grandma Coons; would have loved to see this; especially Dad; as he loved looking at the historical info he could find, So many friends and acquaintances through the years surely made this an enjoyable adventure for me. I now reside in Kentucky. similar countryside, with less snow and cold. My best to you all, and my compliments to the ones who made this site possible.
Gloria Harrison - Sun Oct 16 19:53:12 2005
Hello, Tina Outstanding website. I am the daughter of the later Harold Houghtaling and Cathrine Reisner Houghtaling of stephen town. I have enjoyed reading about my Family the Houghtaling's.Would you know how I might beable to search my mothers Family. I am also told that I am the 9th generation but looking and reading the website I can't be would you know the generation.
David B. Fein - Sun Oct 2 22:03:04 2005
Nice web site! I used to live in New Lebanon Center from 1975 to 1994. I loved chatting with Gert from the Post office and Al and Ernie Wheeler from the Fix It Shop. The stories were filled with childhood memories growing up in the area. A big hellow from New Mexico!!! Dave Fein
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Hello! Cool site!
Jolene Jaskowiak Beyer - Fri Aug 26 15:36:25 2005
My mother is Darlene Anne Douglas. We are 2nd cousins, 6 times removed from Stephen Arnold Douglas.
Jennifer Rathbun - Fri Aug 26 01:36:19 2005
I came across your website as I was looking up the last name at google.
shirley jordan coleman - Sat Aug 13 13:32:51 2005
Great site!
My great grnadmother was Lillian Owen and great grandfather was Edwin W. Jordan. They lived in New Lebanon around the 1870's and 1880's. Any information would be appreciated. Especially the Jordan side. I have no knowledge of him or his parents.
Shirley & Brooke Sullivan - Mon Aug 8 13:35:06 2005
What a wonderful web site, you have done a great job. I came here because my ancestors Sarah Southwick & Jonathan Pierce were married here in Stephentown, NY. Sarah Southwick is a descendant of Resolved white who came over on the Mayflower with his parents, William & Susanna White. I can't find any time period of them living in Stephentown, but that's the information I have. You had a very good site here, lot of information and facts.
Shirley & Brooke Sullivan
walter karling - Sat Jul 30 20:32:08 2005
The word you are looking for in the Samuel Tilden section, "Samuel J. Tilden is Dead" is amanuensis.
Bradford Baldwin - Tue Jul 26 10:24:15 2005
I was happy to find this web site. Gideon Simkins lived in Stephentown in the early 1800's. Many of the Sim(p)kins moved to Michigan through Ohio in the mid 1800's.
Mark Watson - Sun Jul 24 04:52:39 2005 Paris Hilton
Congratulations on the new layout. Keep it up to date as a celebrity :)
Alex Mayers - Sun Jul 17 11:01:36 2005 Sports Betting
Where are the updates? i cant seem to find them. But anyway, nice job.
Janis Rozich - Mon Jul 4 06:52:16 2005
Hi again....just a change: Jonas Odele I, his father was named Jackson Odele, rather than Jenkin.....both Jackson and his wife, Hannah, were listed as having born in Stephenstown, NY in 1703.
Janis Rozich - Mon Jul 4 06:46:46 2005
Hello......my grandmother/grandfather...several times removed...lived in Stephentown in 1790...Jonas Odel (Odle) was listed in the first Federal Census of 1790. His wife was named Betsey Weaver. I understand she was born in Utica, NY. Their youngest son was named Jonas Odel (or Odle) Jr., born in 1804. They moved to Michigan (probably per the Erie Canal, and are buried somewhere in Utica, Michigan. I live in Michigan, as well. My understanding is that Jonas Sr (II) father's name was Jonas, as well....and that his father was named Jenkin Odle (wife Hannah) and that they (the parents) were murdered by Natives and Jonas and his two younger sisters were taken by the Natives. Jonas I was able to escape, but the two younger sisters were never seen again. I also have learned that Jonas I changed the spelling of the last name to disavow himeself from family members who were loyalists during the American Revolution. So, the name could have originally been spelled: O'Dell or Odel or Odle....the final spelling is Odle. My grandmother was Mable Ruth Odle. Hope to hear from you.
Alton Rogers - Mon Jun 20 11:27:18 2005 Mayflower Pilgrims & Passengers - Isaac Allerton, John Howland, Richard More, John Tilley & William White & their descendants - incl. many 17th century familes
I am researching many ancestral families, some of whom resided in your area of New York - Crane, Dickenson, Hallock, Ketcham.
Thank you
Shawn - Wed May 18 13:07:03 2005
I need to know everything about the Carr family, and the Fitzgerald family
Janice Brown - Mon Mar 28 18:41:35 2005
Great site. Didn't find what I was looking for but enjoyed it. Did have ancestors who lived in Stephentown and are buried there. Will be taking a trip there soon.
Marilyn Kordik - Sat Mar 19 19:50:54 2005
My great grandmother was Elisa or Eliza Ann Douglas who married Phineas Gates. I was not able to ascertain the relationship my great grandmother had to Stephen A. Douglas, although I was told that there was one.
Bob Whitegiver - Thu Mar 17 13:08:26 2005
Tina, have you ever thought of broadening the site to include all 5 of the Lebanons? There is a lot of history associated with West Lebanon and Lebanon Center. I grew up in West Lebanon in a house that was built in 1820, Originally a stage coach stop on the Boston to Albany post road.
Keith Moffit - Sun Mar 13 19:46:57 2005
Dear Tina,
I lost your website for a while and am so glad I was able to find you again. You have done wonders with the site since I last visited.
Billie Holcomb - Sat Mar 5 14:25:51 2005
Very nice genealogy. I have been searching since
1980 for proof of Gilbert Holcombe and Ann Courtenay as being the parents of Thomas. Hope you can help me. I have worked back from Gilbert but it doesn't mean anything until I am sure of that connection.
Kendria Turner - Fri Feb 25 17:47:56 2005
I am a greatgrand daughter of Stephentown and it has been a wonderful adventure to read this webpage.
Joan Wersinger - Wed Feb 16 11:45:27 2005
Wonderful sight! I lived in New Lebanon and Lebanon Springs from 1966 to 1976, was a great place to be a kid. I didn't know so much history about the place. Thank You!
Joan Wersinger
Wendy - Fri Feb 11 14:36:03 2005
I love the site!!!!!!
Susan Culver Magoon - Sat Jan 22 07:55:44 2005
Tina you have created a wonderful resource! Thank you!
Deborah Louden Lovett - Sat Jan 1 17:52:03 2005
hello
this is a fun site to learn about my family history I am a Granddaugher of Alvin And Zella Louden
Father was Lyle William Louden
David Meyer - Thu Dec 30 17:38:33 2004
I am a descendent of "Van Rensselear Douglas" in the Brantford area in Ontario Canada. Any info at all about this family history would be very greatly recieved.
Ron Hallberg - Sat Dec 18 11:16:22 2004
Appreciate the work you have done on this site.
I'm a Denison researcher and would like to exchange information with others.
Kitty - Thu Dec 2 13:20:30 2004
I find all this very interedting I love history, and seeing I'm from south Ga. but live in this town this is wonderful reading.Would like to see some of the Burdick familys. Tks
Frances Benavidez - Wed Nov 10 19:21:37 2004
I am direct descendant of SAD, but I have run into the same roadblock you have! What happened to Stephen Arnold Douglas II? My grandfather was named Stephen Arnold Douglas after his father, but I cannot find his whereabouts. Great work!
Svetlana Vail - Sat Oct 23 19:29:39 2004
I am a new resident in Stephentown. Very touched to see history and genealogy preserved.
Bonnie Douglass Moyer - Mon Oct 18 20:39:33 2004
I am starting researching Robert / William / Asa Douglas . This site looks great. Thanks in advance for all your work.
ALLEN DAVENPORT - Sat Sep 25 08:48:11 2004
I am descended from Abiah DOUGLAS and Amasa ADAMS.
Hannah Rachel Douglas - Fri Sep 17 08:13:04 2004
i am glad i have seen my family generations, as i have not yet before looked into it.
Calista Huntley - Sat Sep 11 17:19:44 2004
Mother of Linda Mesinar, daughter of Emma 'Kemma' Osgood Lowe, Granddaughter of Edwin P. Osgood
This is a very informative site... well done ~ Congratulations !
Linda Mesinar - Mon Aug 30 15:33:56 2004
Dear Tina, thank you for providing such a wonderful site for the families of Stephentown. I've often wondered where to contribute our family history and have finally made my choice and it's now with you and I am very excited to be a part of such a comprehensive site. You've done a great job, it's easy to use and very atractive...oh, and I've enjoyed the other contributors information as well. We appreciate all you've done ~ Linda Mesinar
Eileen Wolcott - Mon Aug 30 14:40:15 2004
This is WONDERFUL, someone sent a link for me to check out and this is paydirt! Am compiling a heritage family (Geerholt) album and when time permits will add as many branches to the tree as I can find. Will certainly be back and THANKS! Eileen Geerholt Wolcott
Marge Martin - Sun Aug 29 13:40:11 2004
I'm a Denison, descendant of Daniel & Catherine (Avery) Denison. Thank you for the Denison Cemetery info. This is truly a fantastic site you have put together.
David L. Smith - Sat Aug 28 13:28:49 2004
Bob Green - Sat Jul 10 06:30:12 2004 http://pitgear.com/genealogy
Wonderful information as well as your Stephentown site. Can't wait to dig through it. I am related and researching the DOUGLAS link back to Scotland. LDS has some mis-information that I'm trying to untangle.
Larry Lambert - Tue Jul 6 11:22:23 2004
a G G Grandson of John Lysander Houghtaling and Libbie Dymond whos parents were Mathias? Houghtling, Sarah Babcock, William Dymond?, ?? Williams. Also a G Grandson of Winfred Carlton Davis and Florence Jane Bradley whos parents were Charles Davis, Alvina Hewitt, Lillias Hewitt, and Elbert/Elpert? Bradley. So I am researching all those family trees
Bill Zimmerman - Mon Jul 5 11:45:58 2004 http://www.cbsco.com/shs
Your stephentowngenealogy.com site is incredible. I can't believe how much material you have on it. I've only opened a few of the files, but I am awestruck at the sheer volume of info that you've accumulated and displayed. With the exception of our "Living Gravestones" card file and cemetery file, you seem to have more info than we do in many areas. Congratulations.
Bill Zimmerman, President
Stephentown Historical Society
P.O. Box 11
Stephentown, NY 12168
518 733-6070 (Voice Mail)
518 794-8430 (Home)
www.cbsco.com/shs
shs@webramp.info
Christoph - Fri Jul 2 02:14:48 2004 SAFARI in South Africa!
Cool! That´s exactly what the internet needs! Keep on with your work!
Peter - Fri Jul 2 02:13:42 2004 Mysterious Scotland
Great website - congratulations!
Nghiem Phu Cuong - Mon May 10 22:35:58 2004 Sách điện tử, luận văn tốt nghiệp CNTT
Great,
Wendell Spencer - Thu May 6 07:16:01 2004
Children of Amos Spencer and his first three wives were said to have journeyed to Stephentown to live with the twin sisters (Elinor & Audra) of Amoss first wife Mercy Spencer Spencer. The twins had married Carr brothers. Later David F. Spencer can be found living there (1830 census) near his brothers and relatives before he moved to Herkimer Co. then Fulton Co., Ohio -Fayette Village in 1845 where he lived out his life. He named my gr. Grandfather Rensellaer H. Spencer b. 1840. and my father was named Edward Rensselaer Spencer by his father Charles H. Spencer of Fayette. I am searching for Davids second wife B. NY. 1811 Sarah who is buried beside him in Fayette. Flora Clark genealogist has errors in Davids entry, but she found his final home. WS
wilma hansen - Fri Apr 23 09:00:08 2004
HAVE FAMILY TIES AND LOVE YOUR SITE THANK YOU.
Kay O. Palmer - Thu Apr 22 10:39:31 2004
Valuable info on my Finch Families. Thanks
Becky Wylie - Wed Mar 24 14:12:52 2004
Very interesting and informative site.
john - Sun Mar 21 05:27:31 2004 John´s homepage
Good site,
I´m searching all about fam. Peskens
Sandra - Fri Mar 19 21:28:54 2004
What a lovely site, easy to use and read, I don't have any ties to Stephentown yet, but I keep looking for the Gardner and Briggs lines...excellent job...Thank you
Craig Bateman - Sat Mar 13 13:19:25 2004
This is a great website for tracing family history from Stephentown as well as for getting to know the history of the town.
Ann Hewitt Worthington - Mon Mar 8 22:22:15 2004
Excellent site. I am researching the Hewitt family, in particular how it came about that Gideon Hewitt of Clarendon, VT, signed up with Capt. Caleb Bentley's Co. Rev. War at Stephentown. It looks like some Hewitts and Palmers, relatives, lived in Stephentown. I am also trying to find out about Gideon's wife, Susan Dunbar, whether she was from NY or VT, Rev War period. Thanks - keep up the good work on the sire!!!
Jane Gentry - Sun Feb 8 10:21:51 2004 The Gentry's Front Porch
Golly Gee! I am impressed! Maybe someday I can have my website as impressive as yours! I have the history and the stories it's just getting it all together. Maybe down South we take things at to slow a pace and enjoy to much tea and tea cakes?!! Well I sure enjoyed the visit, come on down to South Ga. and visit with me again, and thanks for signing my guestbook.
Betty-Jane Lee - Wed Feb 4 14:33:48 2004
I was surprise to see Stephentown. I have a famly from there in the early 1800. Father was Gideon Adams, and several children were born there.
I have a summer house in Canaan, Columbia Co. will give you hat I have on my family.
Kathryn Gordon Hamby - Fri Jan 16 11:37:54 2004 Kathy's tree Dougherty,Gordon,Baer
You have a wonderful site!!
Ed Briggs - Thu Jan 1 19:00:37 2004
Fantastic site. Thanks for opening Stephentown's past to us. I've been seeking the roots of Joseph Briggs, who died in Stephentown in 1900. He was married to Ellen Sweeney/Sweener/Chouinard.
Dale Van Alstine - Sun Dec 28 05:56:36 2003
Very informative and well done.
Looking for the Pratt's Bennetts and Harris of Stephentown
Susan Doran - Fri Dec 19 22:55:18 2003
Did you know that Gilbert Holcomb was the great great great great great great grandson of Elizabeth, Princess of England (b. 1284)--on his mother's side (i.e., Margaret Jane Trethford)?
Ann M Sweener - Sat Dec 13 20:35:48 2003
Great job cousin, great job. Love Ann
Ginny Walsh - Mon Dec 8 13:29:52 2003
This is a wonderful site. Thank you. I have been looking for inf. on Charles Davis and his family for 3 years and found them in Stephentown.
His wife was Maria Waldron children George Louisa, Ellen, David, Charles Jr., Sarah and Ai
Love to share my inf. with anyone looking for this family. Ginny
Kathie Wait - Sun Nov 30 21:16:37 2003
Great web site! My husband's family has roots in town, Wait, Garvey, Turner, Coleman. I have been researching the family a little at a time for my children to have. The family still has property in the Alps, on Black Pond, that the whole family frequents often. Supposedly Horse Haven Road got it's name from a great grandfather, John Wait. I don't know if this is fact or fiction. I have some pictures I will have posted at a later date. Keep up the good work!!!
Doug Lewis - Sat Nov 29 20:37:21 2003
Thanks for printing my Uncle Ernies book! They are a great read and provide in interesting and very entertaining insight into that area of New England. Walking through the area especially at night is not the same after reading some of the stories.
Thanks again,
Doug Lewis...owner of a set of the Tales!
Linda - Tue Nov 25 05:50:18 2003
Thank you.......:)L
Descended fron Carrs, Carpenters, Howards, Roses and more.....
Jane Wood - Tue Nov 25 05:36:49 2003
Great site, being from the Town of Chatham, Columbia Co,NY, I noticed some of my family names, Van Valkenburgh, Bailey and Sutherland.
Bobbie Coray - Sun Nov 23 19:37:21 2003
I'd be happy to answer questions on the Harringtons, Gardners and Bicknells.
Laurien Babcock Fan - Fri Nov 14 10:04:06 2003 BABCOCK
Great website. It looks like we are connected through the Babcock line.
Regards,
Laurien
James H. Holcombe - Thu Nov 13 12:56:40 2003 Descendants of Thomas Holcombe
Loved the information on George.
Donald Seagroatt - Sat Nov 8 11:39:21 2003
My grandmother Helen Brown was from Stephentown
She married Albert Seagroatt from Berlin
Donald Seagroatt
Judy Miller Droste - Thu Oct 30 06:58:15 2003
Excellent job on your new site!! I'll be a frequent visitor in hopes of finding more information on the MILLER/SACKETT/HOLCOMB/HAYES connection. Thanks for all your hard work. It's appreciated!
Clare Radz - Wed Oct 29 23:22:20 2003
Thanks for letting me know about your new page. It looks good and when time permits I will study it. Know it will be useful to us on a personal basis and as we help clients research. Thanks.
Mike Brown - Wed Oct 29 15:11:28 2003
This is terrific and thank you for what you have put together. My family are the Browns who ran the post office and lived in Stephentown being decendants of Adam Brown. Fitzgerald's are the other family I belong to as my late great-grandmother was Marie Fettig Fitzgerald who was a school teacher for many years. I will look forward to visiting this site again.
Kathy *Vary* Becker - Tue Oct 28 05:51:30 2003
Awesome. Thanks for a STEPHENTOWN site to both contribute to and search on. I've been to Stephentown twice, but being from the East Coast of Canada it's a trip for research not made often. This will make research alot easier.
Carli Drake - Sun Oct 26 14:11:07 2003 Carli's Genealogy Page
Hi Tina!
What a great page you have! I hope that I'll be able to contribute to it. Keep up the good work.
Carli
Constance Atwater - Fri Oct 17 18:41:27 2003 Atwater Family Website
Tina, I've just started going through and have really enjoyed what I've seen so far. You have compiled loads of really great information!
I decided to archive past guestbook messages and create another guestbook which allows me to preview messages before they appear in the guestbook. This way, I can trust that inappropriate message don't get through before I can delete them.
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Janis Rozich - Thu Feb 9 07:19:02 2006
Jonas Odle, born in 1804, died in Utica, Mi, 1858, He was great-great-great grandfather. One of his children was Theodore Byron Odle. His son was Edwin Leroy Odle. His daughter was Mable Ruth Odle. Her daughter was Jane Elizabeth Stewart. I am Jane's daughter.
Cheryl - Tue Feb 7 16:30:09 2006
It was so fun to hear this story again, I have it in a story written by Gennevieve Merrill Russell and it is abour Phoebe Odel Merrill who is my 5th Gr. Grandmother. I have heard it was written in a bible that was handed down and is somewhere in Flint Michigan. Thanks Cheryl Waterfall
Teresa Holliday - Mon Feb 6 19:58:34 2006
we live at 158 Wemple part time now (are looking forward to when we cam retire there full time) and I have much enjoyed your site. We rebuilt the original kitchen oven and recently restored the barn and are constantly discovering more of Stephentown history.
Love your site!
DOLLYANN WILSON - Tue Jan 31 11:22:42 2006
IM A DIRECT GGGG CHILD OF STEPHEN A DOUGLAS BY DORIS ELLA SPENCER AND HER FATHER CHARLES BARNETT SPENCER
Spencer Mckrell - Tue Jan 31 11:10:23 2006
I'AM A DIRECT DECENDANT OF Stephen A. Douglas.
GGG CHILD OF DORIS ELLA SPENCER.
Kathleen Moon Edwards - Sun Jan 29 13:14:28 2006
I am a direct descendent of the moon family from Georgia and Penn. some of the surnames are Bennefield , Moon, Clemons, Taylor, Turner,Walden Humphery's,
EDWARD CUBERO - Sat Jan 28 18:21:12 2006
I LIVED 4 YEARS IN CANAAN, N.Y. FROM 1955 TO 1959. I WAS AT BERSHIRE FARM AND GRADUATED FROM NEW LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL. I WAS OFF CAMPUS.
I UNDERSTAND YOU KNOW FRED COLDREN. HIS FATHER WAS THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AT THE FARM. I LOVED THE WHOLE AREA AND KNEW IT PRETTY WELL. MY LAST YEAR AT NEW LEBANON I LIVED WITH THE DEBELLS IN OLD CHATHAM IN A BIG OLD LOVELY WHILE HOUSE.
I VISITED THE AREA OFTEN DURING THE 70'S TO VISIT THE MACY STORE IN COLONIE AND I WOULD VISIT AROUND THE AREAS.
I JUST WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW.
EDWARD CUBERO - Sat Jan 28 18:19:02 2006
I LIVED 4 YEARS IN CANAAN, N.Y. FROM 1955 TO 1959. I WAS AT BERSHIRE FARM AND GRADUATED FROM NEW LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL. I WAS OFF CAMPUS.
I UNDERSTAND YOU KNOW FRED COLDREN. HIS FATHER WAS THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AT THE FARM. I LOVED THE WHOLE AREA AND KNEW IT PRETTY WELL. MY LAST YEAR AT NEW LEBANON I LIVED WITH THE DEBELLS IN OLD CHATHAM IN A BIG OLD LOVELY WHILE HOUSE.
I VISITED THE AREA OFTEN DURING THE 70'S TO VISIT THE MACY STORE IN COLONIE AND I WOULD VISIT AROUND THE AREAS.
I JUST WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW.
sherry - Tue Jan 24 09:11:10 2006
Fantastic site thank you for all your hard work
always looking for information on the Shaw, Smith , Lewis, and Wescott or Westcott families that were in Stephentown
allen davenport - Mon Jan 23 19:10:18 2006
Question about JOHNATHAN Brown that married Lucy Douglas I come from that Brown family only my info is different, question where did yours come from???
Bud
- Mon Jan 23 19:06:13 2006
- Mon Jan 23 19:05:54 2006
wilma hansen - Thu Jan 19 11:51:56 2006
TINA,
MY AUNT ETHEL MARRIED SAM MOON AND HAD 2 DAUGTHERS--EDNA & MARY. EDNA MARRIED ZIP SAUNDERS.
MY AUNT ARMENA(THOMAS) WENT TO SCHOOL WITH ELLA SHE IS IN HER MID 70'S ???? WHO MARRIED A SWEENER?? ELLA DID.
MY DAD WAS WILLIS AMIDON-SISTER FLORENCE-DAD EDWARD-MOM MARCIA.
AUNT ETHEL'S MAIDEN NAME WAS GRAY.
THANKS FOR SENDING MAPS BERNICE AND AUNT MENA ARE VERY EXCITED AND USING THE INFO.
HOPE THIS FINDS YOU WELL.
WILLY
Elizabeth Tilden Edgecomb - Sun Jan 1 10:50:39 2006
Steve - Fri Dec 9 21:24:15 2005
My job has me doing much travel via auto, and I have been listening to many books on Lincoln and Civil War history. In one of these books, I learned that Stephen Douglas had one of the most common diseases known to mankind, a disease that I too have - alcoholism. Being in recovery is great, and the unfortunate thing is prior to 1935, people with this disease were often scorned, and had little hope. While the common biographies of Douglas say he died of pneumonia, the thing that drove his body to such a final state, where pneumonia became the 28th angel, and took him silently, the real culprit was cirrhosis of the liver. It is a shame that these biographies hide the truth. Within one of the books I read, there were words to the effect "Stephen Douglas worked hard and drank hard." The man was obviously a tremendous achiever, and his disease should be known, to help those under the wraps of alcoholism.
Donna Roy - Thu Dec 8 16:54:35 2005
Enjoy the website. Am looking for info on Williams and Houston families. Any info greatly appreciated.
Linda Brown - Tue Dec 6 06:57:01 2005
Looking for information on Henry Horton (1800-1880)and his wife Rhoda (Shephard) Horton (1830-Oct. 30, 1899). These are approximate years.
I was surprised to find information on them on this site. It is the most informative site I have found. Keep up the great work.
William Giles - Wed Nov 9 16:47:51 2005
I just came across this site and think it great. I am researching my Great Grand Parents who were born and lived in Center Berlin. The Smith/Gallagher familes
Theckla Constable Ledyard - Fri Oct 28 15:01:58 2005
Just wandered into your website by accident..but
must say you have done a superb job puttint it
together....congratulations. T. Ledyard
Ruthann O'Donnell Emerson Lange - Fri Oct 28 14:35:11 2005 http://www.geocities.com/honoringdon
Beautiful Site and wonderful Memories. So many families I recognize from my years in Hancock/Stephentown/West Stephentown. It is a wonderful thing to be able to look back and see our history. This is one of the most beautiful areas in New England. My Dad and Mom; Ed and Ruth O'Donnell; and Grandma Coons; would have loved to see this; especially Dad; as he loved looking at the historical info he could find, So many friends and acquaintances through the years surely made this an enjoyable adventure for me. I now reside in Kentucky. similar countryside, with less snow and cold. My best to you all, and my compliments to the ones who made this site possible.
Gloria Harrison - Sun Oct 16 19:53:12 2005
Hello, Tina Outstanding website. I am the daughter of the later Harold Houghtaling and Cathrine Reisner Houghtaling of stephen town. I have enjoyed reading about my Family the Houghtaling's.Would you know how I might beable to search my mothers Family. I am also told that I am the 9th generation but looking and reading the website I can't be would you know the generation.
David B. Fein - Sun Oct 2 22:03:04 2005
Nice web site! I used to live in New Lebanon Center from 1975 to 1994. I loved chatting with Gert from the Post office and Al and Ernie Wheeler from the Fix It Shop. The stories were filled with childhood memories growing up in the area. A big hellow from New Mexico!!! Dave Fein
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Jolene Jaskowiak Beyer - Fri Aug 26 15:36:25 2005
My mother is Darlene Anne Douglas. We are 2nd cousins, 6 times removed from Stephen Arnold Douglas.
Jennifer Rathbun - Fri Aug 26 01:36:19 2005
I came across your website as I was looking up the last name at google.
shirley jordan coleman - Sat Aug 13 13:32:51 2005
Great site!
My great grnadmother was Lillian Owen and great grandfather was Edwin W. Jordan. They lived in New Lebanon around the 1870's and 1880's. Any information would be appreciated. Especially the Jordan side. I have no knowledge of him or his parents.
Shirley & Brooke Sullivan - Mon Aug 8 13:35:06 2005
What a wonderful web site, you have done a great job. I came here because my ancestors Sarah Southwick & Jonathan Pierce were married here in Stephentown, NY. Sarah Southwick is a descendant of Resolved white who came over on the Mayflower with his parents, William & Susanna White. I can't find any time period of them living in Stephentown, but that's the information I have. You had a very good site here, lot of information and facts.
Shirley & Brooke Sullivan
walter karling - Sat Jul 30 20:32:08 2005
The word you are looking for in the Samuel Tilden section, "Samuel J. Tilden is Dead" is amanuensis.
Bradford Baldwin - Tue Jul 26 10:24:15 2005
I was happy to find this web site. Gideon Simkins lived in Stephentown in the early 1800's. Many of the Sim(p)kins moved to Michigan through Ohio in the mid 1800's.
Mark Watson - Sun Jul 24 04:52:39 2005 Paris Hilton
Congratulations on the new layout. Keep it up to date as a celebrity :)
Alex Mayers - Sun Jul 17 11:01:36 2005 Sports Betting
Where are the updates? i cant seem to find them. But anyway, nice job.
Janis Rozich - Mon Jul 4 06:52:16 2005
Hi again....just a change: Jonas Odele I, his father was named Jackson Odele, rather than Jenkin.....both Jackson and his wife, Hannah, were listed as having born in Stephenstown, NY in 1703.
Janis Rozich - Mon Jul 4 06:46:46 2005
Hello......my grandmother/grandfather...several times removed...lived in Stephentown in 1790...Jonas Odel (Odle) was listed in the first Federal Census of 1790. His wife was named Betsey Weaver. I understand she was born in Utica, NY. Their youngest son was named Jonas Odel (or Odle) Jr., born in 1804. They moved to Michigan (probably per the Erie Canal, and are buried somewhere in Utica, Michigan. I live in Michigan, as well. My understanding is that Jonas Sr (II) father's name was Jonas, as well....and that his father was named Jenkin Odle (wife Hannah) and that they (the parents) were murdered by Natives and Jonas and his two younger sisters were taken by the Natives. Jonas I was able to escape, but the two younger sisters were never seen again. I also have learned that Jonas I changed the spelling of the last name to disavow himeself from family members who were loyalists during the American Revolution. So, the name could have originally been spelled: O'Dell or Odel or Odle....the final spelling is Odle. My grandmother was Mable Ruth Odle. Hope to hear from you.
Alton Rogers - Mon Jun 20 11:27:18 2005 Mayflower Pilgrims & Passengers - Isaac Allerton, John Howland, Richard More, John Tilley & William White & their descendants - incl. many 17th century familes
I am researching many ancestral families, some of whom resided in your area of New York - Crane, Dickenson, Hallock, Ketcham.
Thank you
Shawn - Wed May 18 13:07:03 2005
I need to know everything about the Carr family, and the Fitzgerald family
Janice Brown - Mon Mar 28 18:41:35 2005
Great site. Didn't find what I was looking for but enjoyed it. Did have ancestors who lived in Stephentown and are buried there. Will be taking a trip there soon.
Marilyn Kordik - Sat Mar 19 19:50:54 2005
My great grandmother was Elisa or Eliza Ann Douglas who married Phineas Gates. I was not able to ascertain the relationship my great grandmother had to Stephen A. Douglas, although I was told that there was one.
Bob Whitegiver - Thu Mar 17 13:08:26 2005
Tina, have you ever thought of broadening the site to include all 5 of the Lebanons? There is a lot of history associated with West Lebanon and Lebanon Center. I grew up in West Lebanon in a house that was built in 1820, Originally a stage coach stop on the Boston to Albany post road.
Keith Moffit - Sun Mar 13 19:46:57 2005
Dear Tina,
I lost your website for a while and am so glad I was able to find you again. You have done wonders with the site since I last visited.
Billie Holcomb - Sat Mar 5 14:25:51 2005
Very nice genealogy. I have been searching since
1980 for proof of Gilbert Holcombe and Ann Courtenay as being the parents of Thomas. Hope you can help me. I have worked back from Gilbert but it doesn't mean anything until I am sure of that connection.
Kendria Turner - Fri Feb 25 17:47:56 2005
I am a greatgrand daughter of Stephentown and it has been a wonderful adventure to read this webpage.
Joan Wersinger - Wed Feb 16 11:45:27 2005
Wonderful sight! I lived in New Lebanon and Lebanon Springs from 1966 to 1976, was a great place to be a kid. I didn't know so much history about the place. Thank You!
Joan Wersinger
Wendy - Fri Feb 11 14:36:03 2005
I love the site!!!!!!
Susan Culver Magoon - Sat Jan 22 07:55:44 2005
Tina you have created a wonderful resource! Thank you!
Deborah Louden Lovett - Sat Jan 1 17:52:03 2005
hello
this is a fun site to learn about my family history I am a Granddaugher of Alvin And Zella Louden
Father was Lyle William Louden
David Meyer - Thu Dec 30 17:38:33 2004
I am a descendent of "Van Rensselear Douglas" in the Brantford area in Ontario Canada. Any info at all about this family history would be very greatly recieved.
Ron Hallberg - Sat Dec 18 11:16:22 2004
Appreciate the work you have done on this site.
I'm a Denison researcher and would like to exchange information with others.
Kitty - Thu Dec 2 13:20:30 2004
I find all this very interedting I love history, and seeing I'm from south Ga. but live in this town this is wonderful reading.Would like to see some of the Burdick familys. Tks
Frances Benavidez - Wed Nov 10 19:21:37 2004
I am direct descendant of SAD, but I have run into the same roadblock you have! What happened to Stephen Arnold Douglas II? My grandfather was named Stephen Arnold Douglas after his father, but I cannot find his whereabouts. Great work!
Svetlana Vail - Sat Oct 23 19:29:39 2004
I am a new resident in Stephentown. Very touched to see history and genealogy preserved.
Bonnie Douglass Moyer - Mon Oct 18 20:39:33 2004
I am starting researching Robert / William / Asa Douglas . This site looks great. Thanks in advance for all your work.
ALLEN DAVENPORT - Sat Sep 25 08:48:11 2004
I am descended from Abiah DOUGLAS and Amasa ADAMS.
Hannah Rachel Douglas - Fri Sep 17 08:13:04 2004
i am glad i have seen my family generations, as i have not yet before looked into it.
Calista Huntley - Sat Sep 11 17:19:44 2004
Mother of Linda Mesinar, daughter of Emma 'Kemma' Osgood Lowe, Granddaughter of Edwin P. Osgood
This is a very informative site... well done ~ Congratulations !
Linda Mesinar - Mon Aug 30 15:33:56 2004
Dear Tina, thank you for providing such a wonderful site for the families of Stephentown. I've often wondered where to contribute our family history and have finally made my choice and it's now with you and I am very excited to be a part of such a comprehensive site. You've done a great job, it's easy to use and very atractive...oh, and I've enjoyed the other contributors information as well. We appreciate all you've done ~ Linda Mesinar
Eileen Wolcott - Mon Aug 30 14:40:15 2004
This is WONDERFUL, someone sent a link for me to check out and this is paydirt! Am compiling a heritage family (Geerholt) album and when time permits will add as many branches to the tree as I can find. Will certainly be back and THANKS! Eileen Geerholt Wolcott
Marge Martin - Sun Aug 29 13:40:11 2004
I'm a Denison, descendant of Daniel & Catherine (Avery) Denison. Thank you for the Denison Cemetery info. This is truly a fantastic site you have put together.
David L. Smith - Sat Aug 28 13:28:49 2004
Bob Green - Sat Jul 10 06:30:12 2004 http://pitgear.com/genealogy
Wonderful information as well as your Stephentown site. Can't wait to dig through it. I am related and researching the DOUGLAS link back to Scotland. LDS has some mis-information that I'm trying to untangle.
Larry Lambert - Tue Jul 6 11:22:23 2004
a G G Grandson of John Lysander Houghtaling and Libbie Dymond whos parents were Mathias? Houghtling, Sarah Babcock, William Dymond?, ?? Williams. Also a G Grandson of Winfred Carlton Davis and Florence Jane Bradley whos parents were Charles Davis, Alvina Hewitt, Lillias Hewitt, and Elbert/Elpert? Bradley. So I am researching all those family trees
Bill Zimmerman - Mon Jul 5 11:45:58 2004 http://www.cbsco.com/shs
Your stephentowngenealogy.com site is incredible. I can't believe how much material you have on it. I've only opened a few of the files, but I am awestruck at the sheer volume of info that you've accumulated and displayed. With the exception of our "Living Gravestones" card file and cemetery file, you seem to have more info than we do in many areas. Congratulations.
Bill Zimmerman, President
Stephentown Historical Society
P.O. Box 11
Stephentown, NY 12168
518 733-6070 (Voice Mail)
518 794-8430 (Home)
www.cbsco.com/shs
shs@webramp.info
Christoph - Fri Jul 2 02:14:48 2004 SAFARI in South Africa!
Cool! That´s exactly what the internet needs! Keep on with your work!
Peter - Fri Jul 2 02:13:42 2004 Mysterious Scotland
Great website - congratulations!
Nghiem Phu Cuong - Mon May 10 22:35:58 2004 Sách điện tử, luận văn tốt nghiệp CNTT
Great,
Wendell Spencer - Thu May 6 07:16:01 2004
Children of Amos Spencer and his first three wives were said to have journeyed to Stephentown to live with the twin sisters (Elinor & Audra) of Amoss first wife Mercy Spencer Spencer. The twins had married Carr brothers. Later David F. Spencer can be found living there (1830 census) near his brothers and relatives before he moved to Herkimer Co. then Fulton Co., Ohio -Fayette Village in 1845 where he lived out his life. He named my gr. Grandfather Rensellaer H. Spencer b. 1840. and my father was named Edward Rensselaer Spencer by his father Charles H. Spencer of Fayette. I am searching for Davids second wife B. NY. 1811 Sarah who is buried beside him in Fayette. Flora Clark genealogist has errors in Davids entry, but she found his final home. WS
wilma hansen - Fri Apr 23 09:00:08 2004
HAVE FAMILY TIES AND LOVE YOUR SITE THANK YOU.
Kay O. Palmer - Thu Apr 22 10:39:31 2004
Valuable info on my Finch Families. Thanks
Becky Wylie - Wed Mar 24 14:12:52 2004
Very interesting and informative site.
john - Sun Mar 21 05:27:31 2004 John´s homepage
Good site,
I´m searching all about fam. Peskens
Sandra - Fri Mar 19 21:28:54 2004
What a lovely site, easy to use and read, I don't have any ties to Stephentown yet, but I keep looking for the Gardner and Briggs lines...excellent job...Thank you
Craig Bateman - Sat Mar 13 13:19:25 2004
This is a great website for tracing family history from Stephentown as well as for getting to know the history of the town.
Ann Hewitt Worthington - Mon Mar 8 22:22:15 2004
Excellent site. I am researching the Hewitt family, in particular how it came about that Gideon Hewitt of Clarendon, VT, signed up with Capt. Caleb Bentley's Co. Rev. War at Stephentown. It looks like some Hewitts and Palmers, relatives, lived in Stephentown. I am also trying to find out about Gideon's wife, Susan Dunbar, whether she was from NY or VT, Rev War period. Thanks - keep up the good work on the sire!!!
Jane Gentry - Sun Feb 8 10:21:51 2004 The Gentry's Front Porch
Golly Gee! I am impressed! Maybe someday I can have my website as impressive as yours! I have the history and the stories it's just getting it all together. Maybe down South we take things at to slow a pace and enjoy to much tea and tea cakes?!! Well I sure enjoyed the visit, come on down to South Ga. and visit with me again, and thanks for signing my guestbook.
Betty-Jane Lee - Wed Feb 4 14:33:48 2004
I was surprise to see Stephentown. I have a famly from there in the early 1800. Father was Gideon Adams, and several children were born there.
I have a summer house in Canaan, Columbia Co. will give you hat I have on my family.
Kathryn Gordon Hamby - Fri Jan 16 11:37:54 2004 Kathy's tree Dougherty,Gordon,Baer
You have a wonderful site!!
Ed Briggs - Thu Jan 1 19:00:37 2004
Fantastic site. Thanks for opening Stephentown's past to us. I've been seeking the roots of Joseph Briggs, who died in Stephentown in 1900. He was married to Ellen Sweeney/Sweener/Chouinard.
Dale Van Alstine - Sun Dec 28 05:56:36 2003
Very informative and well done.
Looking for the Pratt's Bennetts and Harris of Stephentown
Susan Doran - Fri Dec 19 22:55:18 2003
Did you know that Gilbert Holcomb was the great great great great great great grandson of Elizabeth, Princess of England (b. 1284)--on his mother's side (i.e., Margaret Jane Trethford)?
Ann M Sweener - Sat Dec 13 20:35:48 2003
Great job cousin, great job. Love Ann
Ginny Walsh - Mon Dec 8 13:29:52 2003
This is a wonderful site. Thank you. I have been looking for inf. on Charles Davis and his family for 3 years and found them in Stephentown.
His wife was Maria Waldron children George Louisa, Ellen, David, Charles Jr., Sarah and Ai
Love to share my inf. with anyone looking for this family. Ginny
Kathie Wait - Sun Nov 30 21:16:37 2003
Great web site! My husband's family has roots in town, Wait, Garvey, Turner, Coleman. I have been researching the family a little at a time for my children to have. The family still has property in the Alps, on Black Pond, that the whole family frequents often. Supposedly Horse Haven Road got it's name from a great grandfather, John Wait. I don't know if this is fact or fiction. I have some pictures I will have posted at a later date. Keep up the good work!!!
Doug Lewis - Sat Nov 29 20:37:21 2003
Thanks for printing my Uncle Ernies book! They are a great read and provide in interesting and very entertaining insight into that area of New England. Walking through the area especially at night is not the same after reading some of the stories.
Thanks again,
Doug Lewis...owner of a set of the Tales!
Linda - Tue Nov 25 05:50:18 2003
Thank you.......:)L
Descended fron Carrs, Carpenters, Howards, Roses and more.....
Jane Wood - Tue Nov 25 05:36:49 2003
Great site, being from the Town of Chatham, Columbia Co,NY, I noticed some of my family names, Van Valkenburgh, Bailey and Sutherland.
Bobbie Coray - Sun Nov 23 19:37:21 2003
I'd be happy to answer questions on the Harringtons, Gardners and Bicknells.
Laurien Babcock Fan - Fri Nov 14 10:04:06 2003 BABCOCK
Great website. It looks like we are connected through the Babcock line.
Regards,
Laurien
James H. Holcombe - Thu Nov 13 12:56:40 2003 Descendants of Thomas Holcombe
Loved the information on George.
Donald Seagroatt - Sat Nov 8 11:39:21 2003
My grandmother Helen Brown was from Stephentown
She married Albert Seagroatt from Berlin
Donald Seagroatt
Judy Miller Droste - Thu Oct 30 06:58:15 2003
Excellent job on your new site!! I'll be a frequent visitor in hopes of finding more information on the MILLER/SACKETT/HOLCOMB/HAYES connection. Thanks for all your hard work. It's appreciated!
Clare Radz - Wed Oct 29 23:22:20 2003
Thanks for letting me know about your new page. It looks good and when time permits I will study it. Know it will be useful to us on a personal basis and as we help clients research. Thanks.
Mike Brown - Wed Oct 29 15:11:28 2003
This is terrific and thank you for what you have put together. My family are the Browns who ran the post office and lived in Stephentown being decendants of Adam Brown. Fitzgerald's are the other family I belong to as my late great-grandmother was Marie Fettig Fitzgerald who was a school teacher for many years. I will look forward to visiting this site again.
Kathy *Vary* Becker - Tue Oct 28 05:51:30 2003
Awesome. Thanks for a STEPHENTOWN site to both contribute to and search on. I've been to Stephentown twice, but being from the East Coast of Canada it's a trip for research not made often. This will make research alot easier.
Carli Drake - Sun Oct 26 14:11:07 2003 Carli's Genealogy Page
Hi Tina!
What a great page you have! I hope that I'll be able to contribute to it. Keep up the good work.
Carli
Constance Atwater - Fri Oct 17 18:41:27 2003 Atwater Family Website
Tina, I've just started going through and have really enjoyed what I've seen so far. You have compiled loads of really great information!