Thank you seems like two very tiny words when applied to the people I have in mind to thank. First and foremost, Rett Alonzi has worked a lot of magic in this Web page. I, being not of sound computer mind, would and could never have created this site without his experience, talent, knowledge, insight . . . the list goes on and on. So thank you Rett.

I would be remiss if I did not thank my husband, Brian, who has helped with many facets of the my research. Many times the one who stands the closest to you is the one who is missed when thank you's are being handed out. I could never put into words the help that Brian has given me during my research and the webpage project. I'll start however with a thank you Brian.

To act as though I was the sole researcher is laughable at best. The great thing about genealogists that I found in my short time working in this field is that they are willing to share their wealth of information. I appreciate their years of work and to simply say, “thank you”, again sounds incredibly trivial. But again, I must simply say, “thank you” to:

James Denney who continues to share his information concerning the Denney line. Jim Drew who has shared his research with me regarding the Denney-Van Hook line. Matthew Van Hook who not only has his own wonderful website (listed in links), but offered to share his research with me regarding the Van Hook line.

I could go on and on about all of the people who have shared a story or information, but I am sure that you all know that you are appreciated even if not mentioned specifically on this site. Regardless of whether I have mentioned you by name . . . Thank you.

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