Good job Eddy, wrong John Moss, John Walter Moss is who we're looking for.
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Does Family History factor in with your modeling?
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With all the Korean War vets I'm finding in my tree, I might needta git me some heavy artillery to build 
hmy: Several cousins were assigned to Field Artillery Battalions & somewhere I read one of them was playing with 105mm Howitzers (sp?)
Think I've come upon 5 guys so far. Willard J CONNOLLY was working with Heavy equipment making airstrips, 1 Marine, 3 others were in Field Artillery.
hmy: Several cousins were assigned to Field Artillery Battalions & somewhere I read one of them was playing with 105mm Howitzers (sp?)Think I've come upon 5 guys so far. Willard J CONNOLLY was working with Heavy equipment making airstrips, 1 Marine, 3 others were in Field Artillery.
I received an email yesterday morning from a gal whom had seen 1 of my postings on a genealogical site about my 5th great grandparents Samuel DAY & Isabella DUNN. Seems this gal is also a descendant thru their daughter Elizabeth! whom is the sister to my 4th ggf! I have very little on that line so, am waiting for her to send info to me. She's away from her computer right now so, doesn't have access to her info. So, I sent her info on my line & how I cannot get past Sam & Isabella. Seems she is at the same brick wall. 
It's either that or, abducted by Aliens....
Seems she is at the same brick wall.
Very early in the Internet days I met a very very distant cousin who was at the same brick wall we are that dates back to 1760 in London. We know the name of this guys Mother but we don't know his fathers name. We do know he was buried in "Spitalfield" in London. She even traveled to UK hoping to break down the wall but found nothing other than what we already knew. That same wall is still there and pretty solid.
With Ed I say Aliens
Seems she is at the same brick wall.
Very early in the Internet days I met a very very distant cousin who was at the same brick wall we are that dates back to 1760 in London. We know the name of this guys Mother but we don't know his fathers name. We do know he was buried in "Spitalfield" in London. She even traveled to UK hoping to break down the wall but found nothing other than what we already knew. That same wall is still there and pretty solid.
Yeah, it's a shame when you take a trip to find out more only to find out what you already have! One of my mother's cousins did that, went back to Livingston Manor, Sullivan Co.,NY to find out more about my 3rd great grandparents Amzy Lewis FAIR and Emeline ADAMS. Mom's cousin didn't learn anything new....
With Ed I say Aliens
:evil: Watch it Mr. Might send 'em afta you.... :drinks
Them Aliens They taste like chicken but they are a bit chewy.With Ed I say Aliens
:evil: Watch it Mr. Might send 'em afta you.... :drinks
Congrats Unc! :drinks
Danka :drinks
Well, it looks like I'll have to find & build me a couple ships 
Seems my uncle Bill's dad was in the US Navy from JAN 1938 thru late 1945 Served aboard the USS AUGUSTA (CA-31) from DEC 1938 to JAN 1943 then became part of the Commissioning Crew aboard the USS SIGSBEE (DD-502) 23 JAN 1943 and took a hard hit from a Kamakazi in APR 1945.
Anybody know if these ships are in styrene & 1/700? :hmmm
Seems my uncle Bill's dad was in the US Navy from JAN 1938 thru late 1945 Served aboard the USS AUGUSTA (CA-31) from DEC 1938 to JAN 1943 then became part of the Commissioning Crew aboard the USS SIGSBEE (DD-502) 23 JAN 1943 and took a hard hit from a Kamakazi in APR 1945.Anybody know if these ships are in styrene & 1/700? :hmmm
:captain
Man with the history that Augusta has you'd think someone would pop one out.
