Lee wrote:
"I was pleased to read the very interesting article that you wrote Art and I'm proud that the photos I submitted could share the issue with your article."
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Hello Lee,

The pride in sharing is mutual...Those are some wonderful photos you submitted to the OGS magazine.

This points to how interesting and inter-connected we are through our collective genealogies and family histories. Looking at the Ohio Census records I find the names of your ancestors and the Warrick surname associated with Greene County, Ohio and the Wilberforce area from the 1870 records thru 1930.
The Warricks are the in-laws of my great-grandmother, Emma (Bridges) Adams, namely her sister, Mary E. (Bridges) Warrick. Mary's son, Ennis Champ Warrick, was a 1908 graduate of Wilberforce. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=19891 Also Emma's daughter, Marie A. (Adams) Gatewood was an 1911 graduate of Wilberforce.

Well, more than you probably wanted to know about the possible connections, but I'm sure these families knew of each other and shared many life experiences in the Wilberforce community.

Thanks again for directing me to these connections.

"Cuzzin Art Thomas"