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Family Quest - Part Three By Col. Carlis B. Wilson Family Lineage Travelling north up Interstate 65 back home from Adair County, I am thinkingabout the amount of family information I had found by the help of family members that lived in Columbia. This would give me a good base to start my family search. Where shall I look next for links to the family members? My involvement on the internet had been mostly in other forums and web pages. I was not aware of the mass amount of genealogy information, interactive forums, and mail lists that are available to researchers. When I begin to search for my ancestry on the web, I went to the Adair County Kentucky Query Forum. There I posted information on G.T. Wilson and wife Martha Jane Wilson. This was new to me, knowing very little about how to search, or what to post to get a good response on my requests. I did not receive any help at first on my Wilson request, so I decided to look for my wife's family. My Wife's Family Lineage I asked them their thoughts about creating a Kiser Family Web To be continued. _Carlis Wilson All rights reserved Previous entries in this series: This story was posted on 2003-10-02 11:45:55
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