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<DIV>Les,</DIV>
<DIV>I would be interested in a copy of the file you offered Chris. It might spur me to go back and take a look at this line. </DIV>
<DIV>Barbara Herring</DIV>
<DIV>BarbHg1221@comcast.net</DIV>
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<BLOCKQUOTE style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">-------------- Original message -------------- <BR><BR>> Barbara; <BR>> <BR>> Wagenen seems to be my Sis-in-laws source for Isaac, I have put some other <BR>> sources into the stuff I offered Chris and you and Dale are welcome to a <BR>> copy of that file if you would like. I also am connected to Sarah Beers, but <BR>> not as a descendant, she is second wife of my Wheeler connection Timothy <BR>> Wheeler, her husband Isaac being son of the Isaac that Dale and I were <BR>> talking about. I note on further review that my Stearns line has a lot of <BR>> provisionally and uncertainty and inferring types of remarks in my notes, <BR>> much of it is peiced together from other genealogies and many pieces of <BR>> histories and vital record sources scabbed on where I was reasonably certain <BR>> I had the right people, take it all with a grain of salt. <BR>> <BR>> My connection to Isaac is about as tortured as the last sentence; HANNAH6 <BR>> LEARNED (BENONI5, MARY4 STEARNS, ISAAC3) is how I link in, she marries James <BR>> Leland and they are the parents of James Jr. who marries Lucy Warren and <BR>> their dau Beulah marries oone of my grandfathers Melvin then it is Melvin <BR>> for 4 gens till you get to my Mommy whose mother was born a Melvin. <BR>> <BR>> Well I have to go back to bed and try to get to sleep again. <BR>> <BR>> Les C <BR>> <BR>> Subject: Re: [or-roots] Isaac Stearns <BR>> <BR>> <BR>> Les, Dale & other Stearns descendants, <BR>> I descend from Isaac Stearns, Jr. and Sarah Beers. I haven't really done <BR>> any work on this line myself, and the information that I do have comes from <BR>> the book Genealogy and Memoirs of Isaac Stearns and His Descendants by Mrs. <BR>> Avis Stearns Van Wagenen, published 1901. I found the book through Heritage <BR>> Quest. <BR>> <BR>> Barbara Herring <BR></BLOCKQUOTE></body></html>