Happy Anniversary Slate River Ramblings
Deed Room Treasures. Buckingham County Courthouse.
Today, Slate River Ramblings, along with its nearly 700 enthusiastic followers, celebrates its sixth anniversary.
Thanks to each and every one of you for your dedication to the people and places of Buckingham County, Virginia.
The Slate River Ramblings archive is loaded with nuggets of Buckingham gold. As of December 2018, there are over 850 posts and more than 2,600 comments by thoughtful readers. Try searching the archives for your favorite topic or surnames.
Please invite your family and friends to join us as we continue to ramble through Buckingham County’s history. There is much more in store for 2019!
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Dear Joanne,
I heartily thank you for your tireless efforts to unearth and share our Buckingham County past. We are enjoying not only the postings, but also the publications. They are all sources which we continually refer back to when we need help with finding facts about our Buckingham past.
Much applause and many cheers,
Your Buckingham cousin,
Harry Stuart Holman
Thank you, Cousin Harry!
A very special thanks to you for all your excellent comments, expanding posts at Slate River Ramblings. AND for your publications about our mutual Buckingham families. We look forward to the next one!
On to 2019, discovering much more history and genealogy!
Coz. Joanne
Congratulations !
Thanks and stay tuned for more exciting history in 2019!
Looking forward to another year of interesting Buckingham history. Thanks for all the information that you share with us.
Margaret, Many thanks back to you for so much help “on the ground” in Buckingham County!
Joanne, Thanks for what you do. Got my copy of the Jefferson Brothers at the Historic Buckingham Open House the other day. Looking forward to reading it and I want to see if it mentions the time Jefferson crossed the Fluvanna (James ) at New Canton when he got lost.
Have a wonderful Christmas. Looking for more in 2019.
L.D.
It’s great to know you are ready to dive into THE JEFFERSON BROTHERS. Have fun!
More Buckingham County adventures ahead in 2019.
Joanne
And THANK YOU for your relentless hunt for the treasure of information about Buckingham. Growing up in Appomattox I never understood how historical Buckingham is and had no idea how many relatives of mine lived there! Thank you isn’t enough but know they are so sincere!
Thank you, Nancy.
When the holiday festivities slow down, try searching the archives for surnames and favorite topics. Lots of wonderful Buckingham history to explore!
Joanne
Thanks for all your excellent work, Joanne. I always enjoy reading your posts and learning something new about the old home place.
Thank you for your contributions. Buckingham County’s history just keeps getting bigger, deeper and more interesting!
Congratulations!
Thanks for continuing to follow the ramblings!