User talk:Melungeon

Thank you Melungeon for your vast edits and additional links to the Wilkes County North Carolina page. I invite you to continue with your edits and contributions to this page as well as other pages of interest. You are needed, wanted, and much appreicated. Thanks again!!

joy Wyzer17 13:54, 15 June 2011 (UTC)

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Again, welcome! Vlfunk 16:42, 30 March 2011 (UTC)

Taking the "Stub" verbage off this article
Hi Melungeon,

We who are working in the Wiki FamilySearch arena would like to use Coahoma County, Mississippi for a Featured Article on the Main Page of the Wiki. We cannot use it until the word "stub" is out of the heading; if you feel the article is complete enouogh for a Featured Article please consider removing the word "stub."

Thank you!

joy