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Doctors have discovered a new disease that is very contagious to adults. They have named it Genealogy Pox.

SYMPTOMS: Patient continually complains of a need for names, dates, and places. Patient has a blank expression on his face, and often seems deaf to mate and children. Has no taste for work of any kind, except for feverishly looking through records, libraries, and courthouse. Has compulsion to write letters and spends hours sitting at a computer. Swears at mailman when he doesn't leave mail or threatens to kick computer if there is no e-mail. Frequents strange places such as cemeteries, ruins and remote desolate country areas. Makes secret night calls and hides the phone bills from mate. Patient mumbles to self and has a strange faraway look in his eyes. Has a strange compulsion to gather and scatter old papers all over the house, leaving piles of paper everywhere with strange numbers and names all over them.

TREATMENT: No known cure. Medication is useless. Disease is not fatal, but gets progressively worse. Disease is spreading throughout the country very fast, quickly becoming an epidemic. Patient should attend genealogy meetings, workshops, subscribe to genealogical magazines, and be given lots more forms and a computer situated in a quiet corner of the house where he or she can be alone. If family supports patient through this, patient will occasionally come out of strange trance and will act normal again unless you drive by a cemetery or courthouse.

REMARKS:The unusual nature of this disease is such that the more sick the patient becomes, the more he or she seems to enjoy it sometimes dancing with glee and yelling, "I found it!"

We have some interesting ancestor stories we would like to share
with you plus our family album and some interesting documents.  
Please bear with us as it will take some time to get this all up for
you to see.  Be sure to bookmark this page and return often to see
what we have new for you.

When you shake the ancestor tree, you never know who will fall out!

The Thomas Imes Genealogy Database

The Joan (Morris) Imes Genealogy Database

The Imes Genealogy Database

Our Genealogy Documents Page

The Indian Capture of Christena Six

Jean Jacques Bonnet - A Research Dilemna

Jean Jacques Bonnet - The Immigrant

The Wetzel Family In Virginia - The Hans Martin Wetzel Family

West Virginia's Hero - Lewis Wetzel Indian Fighter

Isn't that enough for now?