Send an Email
I answer only coherent, well-written emails. I don’t bother with questions that you can answer for yourself by searching the site. I also make it a rule to ignore emails that are ungrammatical, unpunctuated, improperly capitalized, excessively needy, or hysterical. This goes double if you are obsessed with imaginary Native American ancestors. Under absolutely no circumstances will I talk to you on the phone, which shouldn’t need saying, but apparently does.
If you have access to Ancestry.com, check the Rainwater family tree first.
A couple of FYIs before you hit the email button
- Before you email, read the FAQ
- No, I am not willing to “share.” I am willing to trade. If you want information from me, have information of value to give me in return.
- If you are asking about a specific person, I need to know the following:
- The person’s name
- The approximate dates of birth and death
- Where he/she lived.
- The name of a spouse or children
- A clear description of what information you are seeking from me
- Please do not include:
- How this person is related to you
- Information unrelated to your specific request
