Subj:   Pilgrim Church article
Date:   11/30/99 2:33:17 PM !!!First Boot!!!
From:   <A HREF="mailto:[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]</A>
To: <A HREF="mailto:GeoJMyers">GeoJMyers</A>

We were interested in the article that you apparently posted on another list
but one of our members picked up on the fact that it was a copyrighted
article.  Was permission given for the dissemination of this as written?
Copyright data on the internet seems to be a going concern these days.

Barbara Delorey
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Subj:   Re: Pilgrim Church article
Date:   11/30/99
To: <A HREF="mailto:[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]</A>

You are right, I didn't look to see if I could distribute it, but you know
what, I would probably make a case out of it. I have researched Pilgrim
Monuments in New York City, the site of Isaac Allerton's Warehouse ("lost" in
James Deetz's "Small Thing s Forgotten") which should be rededicated since
now it is just a parking lot where once the Mayflower Society had a plaque or
monument. He is commemorated in the Bronx, NY where I live by a large street
that runs from one side of the borough to the other ending in Co-op City on
the Hutchinson River. I have researched the property as a "!A" for the
current owners, the millionaires' Milstein family. It is in the South Street
Seaport Historic District.

What really would be justice would be to drag it out in public. A few years
ago "Beaverwick" was being excavated by archaeologists working for the NY
State Dormitory Authority. Apparently the Dutch Government (I live on Holland
Ave. in the Bronx named after the English Mayor Holland (1750-1758) of New
York City) got involved and complained in the press. The Governor was in
Hungary researching his roots and other business so could not reply when the
alleged question was asked by the Dutch, "...won't you help save our
heritage?" The Dormitory Authority was sued by the local chapter of the NY
Archaeological Association and fined $100,000 by a judge add additional
excavations were done. So you might see I would like nothing better than
getting them flushed into the open for something they claim or preach but
seemingly don't practice.

With sincerest Apologies to the Associated Press, of whose Handbook I hold
truly dear to my heart.

Respectfully,
George J. Myers, Jr.

Subj:   Re: Pilgrim Church article
Date:   11/30/99 8:40:57 PM !!!First Boot!!!
From:   <A HREF="mailto:[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]</A>
To: <A HREF="mailto:GeoJMyers">GeoJMyers</A>

Thanks so much, George,  for your prompt and interesting reply.  With your
permission I will post all in the files of our list, since it is off-topic
but obviously of interest to many of our subscribers.  This makes it
accessible to those interested and yet not intrusive for those who are not.

And was your 1970 scolarship from DAR by any chance?

Barbara Delorey

No NY State
George J. Myers, Jr.