jackie williams - 09/25/00 17:26:27
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I am looking for the Hampton line of ancestory. Your website is really a neat thing to do. Loved looking at your pictures.

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Your site is well done. I'd like to see more family inclusion, i.e., brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, cousins, etc. Cecil Shope

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I'm interested in your HAMPTON connections. I am looking for Valentine HAMPTON, m. 1. Francis Campbell, Washington Co., VA; 2. Jemima Percell, Scott Co., VA. Moved to Jackson Co., MO, then on to San Luis Obispo Co., CA A lovely site. Thanks, Mary Lee

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Searching for Hampton relatives that lived in Washington County, TN during the period of 1860-1920.

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Thanks! Interesting to see relatives. Karen

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Hallo Betty! Deine Seite gef�llt mir sehr gut! Warum schreibst Du nicht auch etwas �ber Deine Familiengeschichte? Mich w�rde das sehr interessieren. Liebe Gr��e aus Deutschland! Chrissi (translation on request)

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I really like this website.The pictures are so clear and I also liked the poem Treasured Memories. I am researching the following surnames, GREEN, EVANS, SMITH, THOMPSON, WILLIAMSON. I would also like info on the parents of JOSEPH KALINOWSKI and HELENA NA URSKI. JOSEPH nad HELENA were born in Poland. They lived in West Va., and Ohio in the early 1920's and 30's.Thanks for any info.

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First time user. thanks for trying to show me the way. mpo

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I love the wallpaper and the poem. You have set your page up so nicely. You'll have to visit my site too. Please sign my guestbook.

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Great home page. Love the old photos. Rodger

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Hi Betty, Don't think we are related. MyHamptons are from New Jersey. My g.grandfather was born in Ohio (?). As soon as I get his papers, it should be easier to connect him with all the querries I have gotten. The name Hampton is quite commen here in the south. I found a reference to Thomas Hampton as one of the founding fathres of my NC town. Did find more one the NC Hamptons to connect them to New Jersey & possibly PA. I will dig thru my files a send what I have to help. The last time I did this I found 2 second cousins and it helped my research a lot. I love your home page! Very professional. So far my family & I have a page just for us. Maybe we should have one like this, too. Happy Easter and Peace be with you, Renee

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Je visted GeoCities et le somhow a fini vers le haut sur votre page Web. Combien d'heure avez-vous investie dans votre site Internet? J'esp�re avoir un bient�t!

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I came here looking for my great grandmother, Ada A. Cook. Married Joe B. Farley 28 Sept. 1887 in Lamar County, Alabama. Her mother is listed living with them in 1910 Census of Lamar County, Alabama as a widow name of Lucy Brown. do not know where the came from but believe that Ada A Cook and Joe B. Farley are buried in unmark graves next to their son, Robert Curt Farley in Tabernackle Missionary Baptist Church cemetary in Echola, Alabama. would appreciate it if you would let me know if you have hear of them. I also think that you have a very beautiful site. You have done great work and put sentiments together that I think we can all feel. I will always come back to visit whether there is a family connection or not.

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Happy Holidays. Just taking a look at the beautiful work you've done on our family tree. Thanks alot. I'm sure it will be admired for years to come.

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Hello there, We're finally able to enjoy this at home now too. Sure is a beautiful web page. I'm sure it's full of wonderful information. Merry Christmas!

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I am searching the Self line. Would be very interested in your Self connections. Thanks.

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The background on your webpage is beautiful! Also the script is a very nice touch. Can't wait to see what you come up with! Carol

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My Cook in Anna Cook b. 1858 in OH d. May 1943 in Grand Junction, CO. She was married to John C. Kelly b in Indiana do not know when. They had three daughters, Carrie, Eugene, Mary all born in Indianaoplis, Indiana. Anna Cook's mother is Abagail Clark born in England and her father was John Cook, born at sea. I am looking to find information on Anna Cooks parents. Any help would be much appreciated. thank you, Carolyn

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I was checking out sites with same name.

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DO YOU KNOW MY ANCESTORS-GEORGE KEITT1765 -ABRAHMHAM KENNERLEY1700 -WILLIAM CHRISTIANS1608 THANKS, BOBJ

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Your website is beautiful.

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I think you should win the award for the prettiest website! I love the roses and the music and the lovely sentiments. I'm researching BRYANT, COMBS, HOBBS, SEABOLT, MCMCKEN, BASDEN AND SPILLERS in the south. Thanks, Mary

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IF ON YOUR TRAVEL YOU SHOULD FIND A KELLER,CHRISTOPHEL III DATE 1720 LET ME KNOW.

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Hi Betty, You have a really beautiful site. I love the roses and the music. Your pictures are great, too. Let me know when you get your BROWNs in it. Thanks.

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I am researching families of Ballew, Brewer, Cook, Cooke, Cole, Dills, Harper, Mashburn, Russell, Turner. My locations of research are Union,Fannin, Towns, Habersham, Franklin Counties in GA. Polk, Bradley Counties TN. Macon, Cherokee, Guilford, Davidson, Halifax NC. Would like to connect and exchange info. Does your Dills have Susannah Stratton in their line?

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Very nice!

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I really enjoyed your site. Very elegant.

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Nice page. Very informative. Keep it up.

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Betty, Really beautiful , I like the layout, the the photos were so clear, looking forward to visiting back. Thanks for visiting us at the lake, I just never can remember my url at familytreemaker.com, so can't include. I really new to all the Homepage st ff. someday I have one like yours I hope, you've inspired me. Tricia

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Very nicely done site. I love your background choices and your creativity!

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I loved your Homepage!! I especially loved the angel rose wallpaper and the tune it played when it first came up. What is that tune? I also looked thru some of your photo album, that is really neat. Thanks for putting it on the web!! Debbie

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Hey Cuz!!! Great Job !

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Betty, beautiful, beautiful website. One of the prettiest I've ever seen. Now I can use you as a standard to what tone I want to set for mine.