Perhaps there's an easier way.  If you are in Richmond (or will be visiting) and
can lend the Bible to the Library of Virginia's Archives division, they will
copy the family pages and add them to their massive on-line Family Bible
collection for public use.  Or, perhaps they can accept good copies that you
make and send to them (flat!).

Rosanna


>
> Date:    Mon, 28 Jul 2003 16:39:13 -0400
> From:    Paul Moring <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: MASSIVE amount of CLEMENTS info...115yr Old Bible found
>
> By Divine intervention, I found a Moring family Bible on eBay. Remarakably,
> the Moring that owned the Bible was my 1st cousin three times removed! She
> died in 1891 at age 21 after being married to William C. Clements roughly
> three years prior to her death.
>
> The Bible contains a TON of Clements family info.
> Would LOVE to share this treasure chest of info with anyone that desires
> it. Will mail copies because there's too much to transcribe. Just let me
> have your mailing address and it'll be on the way.
>
> Regards,
> Paul M.

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