Marguerite Gerber Heffner - 10/08/00 04:18:27
My Email:msheffner@netcarrier.com
Interests: Genealogy among others

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You story was a trip back in time to my past. I, too, grew up in Schuylkill Haven, a bit before you. I keep up with what's happening there by reading The Call. I have researched quite a few of the old families of Sch. Co. and thereby learned a lot about its history and people. Thanks for the memories. Marguerite Gerber Heffner

Marilu - 04/21/00 06:38:51
My URL:http://community-2.webtv.net/MAmour/AmourGenealogyPage/index.html
My Email:MAmour@webtv.net
Interests: opera, skating, genealogy

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Very enjoyable! My ancestors came from Northumberland Co. UK--the northernmost county in England. The coal region is filled with people (& place names) from this county, as it as also a mining area. My site has much info on this area. Take a look & sgn th book!

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Wonderful site with great links. Really enjoyed the music & coal region pages and will return to catch up on the others.

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TOM...YOUR WEBSITE IS EXCELLENT, TO SAY THE LEAST. I ENJOYED IT BEYOND MY WILDEST EXPECTATIONS !!! THANKS FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO VIEW & READ ABOUT YOUR DIFFERENT ITEMS OF INTEREST !!! GREAT JOB !!! WELL DONE !!!........THANK YOU.....BERT

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Nice Picture I will have to come back later to see what else you have on your site.

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Thanks for the info. I am detailing and AF plastic Pacific and having a ball. I will detail and Atlantic latter and sure will need those pictures. Trying to find larger Wheels. Think I can use the Lionel plastic red wheel if I can ever find them. The ionel Frankin type had them and so did there tank engine and PMC 6 volt engine. What do you think? Jim Sleeth

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Dear Mr. Boussum, I was searching the net for my mother who's name is/was Ann Boussum. I was adopted 12 yrs ago and lost touch with her. found your sight instead. sorry no luck with hanging pics myself, but it was nice to see the name. :) sincerly, e.j. dominique

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IT SOUNDS THAT WE HAVE ALMOST THE SAME HOBBIES ISERVED IN THE NAVY DURING VIETNAM ON BOARD THE USS YORKTOWN CVS 10 AS A PHOTO MATE PH-3 AND I TOOK PICTURES OF THE PLANES AS THEY WERE TAKING OFF IT WAS ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING TIME I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FRO YOU OUT

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I found your pages through the S-Trains mailing list and associated web site..

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Hi Tom, Just surfed your pages..Interesting information! Especially (to me) the early Lincoln stuff. Keep it up.. Eric

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Hi Tom; Sorry this took so long, but I,ve been damn busy since the guy I worked with left and I have had to doo 2 jobs..I have 2 e-mail addresses: the above and work - Leroy.Moppin@fhwa.dot.gov; they frown on getting personal smail at work..Hope all is w ll with you and your family; I'll try to call soon. Roy

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Cool, needs some work, like the requirement to h-scroll across the text. Another area of interest that you haven't addressed (at least I haven't bumped into it) is Texas Instruments computers and the programs you wrote. . . That would be an interesting h t for a search engine. But cool overall cool . . . "To know you is to Surf you", perhaps I'll pitch some ideas at you on this page.

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Nice job, Tom. I'll be looking again to see the finished results.

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I like your homepage. Im just about to check out your science section.

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Very interesting Tom. i will forward to my daughters Pat Ritter and Tammy Ritter. Let's see if they check it out. Glenn

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Tom.... Good start. I like the info on the Lock Tender position. That is something I never considered. How about sending me some more history on the canal and how it operated? My dad used to take me to a place along the river where the lock frames were still visible. Other than that and knowing that Parkway used to be the canal and Dock Street's name was bvious (but I don't know where the docks were). Any books available? Sorry I got so wordy here..Should have used e-mail