Bob Weaver

Hello, Bob,

We are sorry to lose you as a member of the Military and War Project, but we understand that life gets busy and interests shift. Please know that you will always be welcome to rejoin the project in the future if you wish.

Thank you so much for your participation; we genuinely appreciate it.

Deb ~ Volunteer Coordinator

Hello, Bob,

It has been a couple of weeks since we contacted you about your participation in the Military and War Project, and we are following up to make sure you wish to remain a member.

If you wish to remain, please let us know how you have been contributing to the tasks and goals of the project or any of its sub-projects recently, it would be very helpful to the leaders.

If we do not hear back from you within the week, we will assume you have moved on to other things and remove you from the project. You will always be welcome to rejoin should your interests shift back in this direction.

Thank you,

Deb ~ Volunteer Coordinator

Hello, Bob,

On behalf of the Military and War Project Leaders, we are doing a six-month check-in with members.

First, we want to thank you for your past participation in the project. We appreciate your desire to honor your ancestors for their service to their countries, or even for your service, wherever in the world. We hope that your membership has enhanced your WikiTree experience.

Please let me know, by commenting on my profile or sending a private message, if you are still active in the project, and if so, in a general sense how you may have contributed to the main project or any sub-projects within the last couple months.

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Deb ~ Volunteer Coordinator

Hi Bob,

On the Ontario Project, we're identifying early settlers. I've added some information to Benjamin Eby's profile and a Notable Ontarian sticker, but if you're not a fan of stickers, please don't hesitate to delete it! Thanks, Laurie

Hi - Have you seen a Marie Gault in your studies? I cannot tie her to any parents. She was the wife of John Porter- in Hebron, Washington Co. NY. born abt 1816 (don't know where) and died there 27 Mar. 1850 and was buried behind the William Porter vault. She is listed on the 1850 mortality census. She was Porter's first wife. They had 7 children.

Thanks for all you are doing! Liz

For your excellent contributions to the Civil War project, I awarded you the project badge. Thanks so much for that wonderful profile!!

Hi,

I noticed your new Club 100 badge.

Congratulations ?

Keep up the nice work.

Guy

Hello Bob two of the photos you recently uploaded is are nominated to be our Family History Photo of the Week.

We'll feature the winner on the main WikiTree home page all next week and share it on our social networks. I assume you wouldn't mind having the photo featured like this, if it were to win. If for some reason you wouldn't want this, let me know right away. We could remove it from the list of nominees if you let me know before Friday.

Thank you! Terry

One or more photos you recently uploaded is a nominee to be our Family History Photo of the Week.

We'll feature the winner on the main WikiTree home page all next week and share it on our social networks. I assume you wouldn't mind having the photo featured like this, if it were to win. If for some reason you wouldn't want this, let me know right away. We could remove it from the list of nominees if you let me know before Friday. Also, it isn't necessary, but if you have any more information about the photo or the person, I am sure members of the group would love to hear any stories or information that adds background color. You can add the additional information in the comment box here underneath the photo. Thank you!