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beth 25-Aug-2008 13:17
Hi Ed,
I don't know whether I've met you or not, as a member of the BBC, but I just took the link to your photographs and my morning was brightened. Truly wonderful photography. Thank you. beth
Donna 24-Jul-2008 02:27
This is a great site, love the old photos you are sharing. They are treasures and it is fantastic to see someone sharing with others.
I descend from Margaret "Maggie" Talbott who married Issac Harlan Jr. I have not proven her parents but believe it is John Talbott, Sr. and Mary Elizabeth Johns, some of their childen removed to Jefferson Co. OH. My fathers family is all from Jeff. Co. Oh.
Thanks again for you generousity.
Donna
Tony Futcher 13-May-2008 00:54
Ed,

this slideshow on the Cranberry Glades area was a wonderful nostalgic trip for me. I used to spend summers teaching at our Biological Field Station in Highland Co., Va, and we always took trips to the Cranberry region, where we enjoyed birding, flowers, herptiles, and photography.

What a wonderful area it is!

Your pictures are wonderful, and I really enjoyed the trip.

As they say, "Thanks for the Memories!"
Kendall G. Harris 06-May-2008 16:06
Ed, Your photos are quite a pleasure to see! I have volunteered to lead a joint club hike for the Johnson City (TN) Hikers and the Mid-Appalachian Highlands Hiking Club -- a 13 mile tour of the Beartown Wilderness on May 31. I've hiked in Beartown 4 times & plan to backpack and further explore the area for several days next wk. You show 6 photos of a white rock from which you can view Burkes Garden. Is it N and then East of the 4710 ft high point? Seen any rattle snakes? Any trail to this rock? Any trail from the rock area down to Burkes Garden? Any information you can give on routes to the crest of Beartown (Clinch or Garden Mt) would be greatly appreciated. I've hiked up from the jct of Cove Branch and Roaring Fork and also from Chestnut Knob and Heninger Gap. Phone: 423-943-8866 (cell). You and Michelle are welcome to join us on this hike if you wish.I can provide you with the web sites of the two hiking clubs if you like. Incidently, my late brother Paul Harris had a life list of over 600 birds and was once pres of TOS in Chattanooga TN. I am more into the wild flowers. PS: It is False hellebore [Veratrum viride](poisonous) that you have labeled as "Hellebore." I've found it very common in some of the shallow streambeds of the Roaring Fork water shed! Thanks for any info!!!
Bonnie (Cole) Covey 31-Mar-2008 19:16
I am the ggg-grandaughter of Isaac Cole, through Augustus, Andrew, Doc Bee, and then my father Dale B. Cole. I have been trying for over 15 years to find Isaac Cole's ancestors. Does anyone know where he was from, or his parent's names?
GUEST SHERRIE 24-Mar-2008 01:41
LOVED YOUR PICS OF THE BAHAMAS AND COCO CAY. MY BOYFRIEND AND I JUST ARRIVED BACK FROM OUR ROYAL CARRIBEAN CRUISE THIS PAST FRIDAY, WE WERE AT COCO CAY ON THURSDAY, IT WAS THE BEST!...LOVED OUR CRUISE AND THE COCO CAY STAY..THE COCO LOCOS (DRINKS) WERE LUCIOUS...LOVED YOUR PICS..BROUGHT BACK GREAT MEMORIES OF OUR CRUISE THIS PAST WEEK, I MISS IT ALREADY AND READY TO GO BACK!...THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR PICTURES, I THOUGHLY ENJOYED THEM !! - SHERRIE
dtthokie 29-Nov-2007 03:20
Ed, I am Archie Thornton's grandson. Is there a way to get copies of a number of these pictures? I would love to have some of them. Granddad is such a role model for all of us and I would love to be able to share photos of him with my children. My oldest son, Jackson who is 5, looks a lot like Archie in the school picture. Thanks, Daniel Thornton. You can email me at amythornton@comcast.net
Alyson Rhodes-Murphy 07-Nov-2007 17:08
I am very interested in the photos from the old theatre and in particular the Simplex projector. We just reopened an art deco style theatre in RIchmond, and we have the original Simplex projector which looks very similar. What happened with the theatre you photographed? Great pictures!
ronald m. cole 12-Aug-2006 04:20
thompson cole,isaac's son is my gg grandfather.he fought for the union,against his bros.that must have been the reason,he moved to ky.either floyd co.,or boyd co.he married a full blooded indian.her name was america cole.they had 1 son,albert,buried at the osborne cemetery, in ligon ky.thompson died of,thrush,while a union soldier & is buried at louisa,ky.can't find graveyard.i think he was 62yrs. old ,when he died.i have been wanting to see where,they were buried.good job w/headstones & photos
Rosemarie Miller 05-Dec-2005 02:03
Dear Buffleheads, The photos are excellent as are the captions. My favorite one is the Weir Dam Gang