From: " carver computer" Hi Marilyn,
Glad to hear from you again. Sorry you were unable to get to Live Oak this past summer. You missed a lot of "seems like 110 degree heat". The old records have been moved to the Court House and to the Court House Annex in which we have the Geneology Library. We have done a lot of work since you were here. Mary Anderson and Jinnie Hancock do an outstanding job of "tending the library" on Tuesday and Thursday from 9 to 5. They also make visits to cemeteries and to other geneology "sites" collecting whatever anybody will give us for the library. Through the local Vo. Tech Community Ed. Program, Mary, Jinnie, and I "taught" a beginning Geneology course for seven weeks each Thursday evening this spring. People are hounding us to do another one. I keep telling them I don't know enough to teach, but since I am a retired teacher, I go up and sign the register to teach and they do most of the work. My only problem is I do not like to be tied down to any one routine, even for one night per week, unless it is to play bridge.
    Back to discussion of the Old Records you referred to; they were mostly old tax rolls and other very old books. The old tax rolls have been very interesting and Glen and I have found legal descriptions of most of the land owned here by the old Carvers.

Good to hear from you again. I have been intrigued by all the emails going back and forth through the one spot. James is very good to do this for all. It seems most everybody has very good info to contribute and I appreciate it all. I am such a computer novice that I cant even use all the material provided.

I gave my son Mark a lot of the material tonight. I printed a lot from James' webpage and told Mark when he gets his email address, that I want him to join and to send his name to James for the right-to-left family tree. So long for now.
Raymond