Larry M. Ray

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I first started my Family Tree back when the Internet did not exist. Family information was collected by talking to relatives and driving to different states and counties to visit local County Clerk offices. We were allowed to look thru their old records. Those records were in bound books that were 100 plus years old. It was such an experience to stand before those records and read information about my ancestors. To see their signatures in those books was a connection to my past, my ancestors, because those ancestors stood before those same books so many years ago. Talk about the pot of Gold at the end of a Rainbow.

My little brother, Ken, introduced me to the Find A Grave Website. I see the information stored here a vast warehouse of data. Special thanks to those that created this site, and to those volunteers that add the information.

I will be glad to help anyone, any way I can. If you need data or photos in and around Corydon, IN, please contact me.


Larry M. Ray

I first started my Family Tree back when the Internet did not exist. Family information was collected by talking to relatives and driving to different states and counties to visit local County Clerk offices. We were allowed to look thru their old records. Those records were in bound books that were 100 plus years old. It was such an experience to stand before those records and read information about my ancestors. To see their signatures in those books was a connection to my past, my ancestors, because those ancestors stood before those same books so many years ago. Talk about the pot of Gold at the end of a Rainbow.

My little brother, Ken, introduced me to the Find A Grave Website. I see the information stored here a vast warehouse of data. Special thanks to those that created this site, and to those volunteers that add the information.

I will be glad to help anyone, any way I can. If you need data or photos in and around Corydon, IN, please contact me.


Larry M. Ray

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