I added a number of pages on the www.workmanfamily.org website recently. If you go to the Photos page, you will see a small pedigree chart link for John Workman and one for Lydia Bilyeu. Each of them will take you through a series of charts showing ancestors going back quite a ways.

I have also updated the Heber Fielding Burton website some, though I really haven't done much there. It is http://hfburton.buchananspot.com/  .  There are several ways to get there, but if you go to the Photographs link (below Mary Delecta's picture) and on that page click on the first line (Family chart of Heber Fielding Burton), then you can start to go through those pages. I hope to add a lot more to this site eventually.

The Workman Family Reunion is Friday and Saturday, Sept. 19-20, 2008
In Salt Lake City

Schedule:

** Friday: Temple Sealing & Baptism Sessions at the SLC Temple: late morning.
Details from Annalyn:
The sealing session is scheduled for Friday, September 19th in the Salt Lake Temple.
If you have temple cards from last year's reunion, please bring them with you. We will complete the sealings on those cards at this time.
Temple patrons may park for free in the lots underneath the Conference Center. Please ask for validation at the recommend desk.
Please arrive at the temple by 9:30 am, dress in your temple clothing, and then meet us in the sealing office.
The sealing session itself will begin at 10:00am and finish by 11:00am.
Those who so desire are welcome to join us for breakfast afterwards in the Temple Cafeteria.
Please r.s.v.p. to daveandannalyn@gmail.com if you plan to join us.

** Friday night: Family History Meeting like last year
7PM at the Parley's 3rd & 5th Wards
2625 E Stringham Avenue (2295 S)
Salt Lake City, UT

I wrote about the Workman site a few minutes ago. There is a committee of people who help on that site from the extended Workman family. However, there is another site that I started up a few years ago for the Burton family at the time of the reunion. I really haven't done much on that site since I started it. I would also like to have help getting some materials (photos and histories) for the Burton site as well.

That site is http://hfburton.buchananspot.com

Just to let you all know that the Workman Family web site is still there and is being updated. I am the webmaster for it and get submissions occasionally from people. There are a number of new pages showing families. If you go to the "recent updates" link (upper left area of the main page) you can see what has been added over time.

I started putting up some for the Cornelius Workman family, but need some more pictures and histories to expand it. If any of you have some old pictures of the Workman family, please send me some copies so I can put it on the site.

The address is: http://www.workmanfamily.org/

We (Shauna and I, with Mark and Adam) braved the snowy roads going north and visited Mary's family at their home in Kaysville. The rest of the family stayed and visited while I went to find a couple of distant cousins. I first visited with Shirley Baxter who lived in the east part of Layton. She is my 4th cousin. Her great-great-grandmother, Jane Parrish Lindsay is a sister to my great-great-grandmother Priscilla Parrish Roundy. She has a lot of information concerning the Parrish and Dack families and ancestors. There is a book, published in the 1940's about the family.