Milo in His 60s
President’s Message: March 2007 – Five Things You Can Do To Help
Recently a question arose, "What should the wife line organizations be doing and what should individuals be doing?"
Each wife line in the Milo Andrus Family Organization can work to become organized with assignments and meetings to take care of details such as the following:
1. DESCENDANCY
Our family will be better served if we can answer the question, "Who are the descendants of Milo Andrus and his wife _________." Someone in each wife line (or more than one person) should be assigned to work together to make such lists of descendants. You personally can help in this effort by putting together a descendancy list of your kids, your grandkids, your brothers and sisters, your aunts and uncles, your cousins, etc. and giving it to your wife line representative. (Don’t know who that is? You can look it up here.)
Milo’s Wives: Quick Facts
Click the link below for a comparison chart of Milo’s wives—where they were born, how old they were when they married Milo, how many children and grandchildren they had, etc.
Milo’s Wives – Quick Facts (PDF)
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Which Wife?
(Poll for March 2007)
The Anderson Report: Upcoming Meeting
From family researcher Laura Anderson:
We will be having a meeting at the computer lab at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City on Saturday, March 3, 2007 from 12:00 to 2:00. We will be showing the miloandrus.org web page, the phpgedview web page and giving instructions on how to do the inputing of the family groups. I will also have files of things divided into wife lines from the more than 15 boxes that I have now gone through. These documents will be available after 2:00 on for research and copying. We are asking that the files not leave the building for obvious reasons, however I will stay as long as anyone is still interested and working in the files.
Don’t forget the family organization executive board meeting will be from 10:00-12:00 that same day.
Laura
