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From: "Charles, Jennifer and Michael Bell" <>
Subject: RE: Wooten Studies
Date: Thu, 3 Sep 1998 14:00:33 -0400


>
> In response to the discussion on Richard Wooten's studies, I have three
> of his studies. One I did type into my word processor and can send to
> anyone upon request via e-mail. This is the first study about the
> origin of our family. Originally, it was 23 pages. However, due to
> different size font, it is now 20 pages. There are no copies of
> supporting documents, as in other studies. I did type it exactly as
> written, then did a spell check and corrected spelling errors. No other
> changes were made.
>
> The first page of this study does state that the study belongs to the
> heirs of the original Wooten family members. There are not any
> copyright notations on this study. However, they could have been
> previously removed by someone else.
>

On the copy I have of Special Study I, "The Woottons of Isle of Wight County
Virginia", it specifically states on page iii "Copyright 1981 Wooten and
Related Families Association".
My copy is 73 pages, with about 20 pages added in (labeled for example pg
26, 26A, 26B, 26C, etc) and 4 pages introduction.

Last year someone from this mailing list sent me a transcript of Special
Study I by e-mail. I found out later it was only a portion of the above
complete book.

Call me picky, but Richard's surname is spelled with all O's, no E's.
Wooton.

Jennifer

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