Montgomery - Shepard 
    Genealogy 
    Project
    
    Welcome!  This site represents the ongoing research into 
    our primary and collateral family lines.
    The links to the left take you to the various modules 
    of this website.   The research documents themselves are accessed 
    through a series of index pages for each module.  
    
    Specific information about individual persons are accessed through 
    the Surname Module.  The 
    Surname module has a primary index of surnames and secondary indices for 
    each surname in the project.  From the secondary indices you will find 
    links to documents representing specific individuals.
    Geographic areas related to our research are indexed 
    through the Localities Module.  
    The documents contained in this module are often web reproductions of eye 
    witness accounts in the public domain documents from a specific time period.  
    This module also contains information about current localities such as 
    cemeteries.
    The Subjects Module, 
    similar to the Localities Module, contains documents topically arranged of 
    miscellaneous subject matter related to our genealogy project.  The 
    subjects may or may not specifically reference individuals within the 
    database, but are helpful to the overall research.
    We provide a basic Search Engine to 
    help you find information you may be looking for on our site.
    In addition to the research documents accessible 
    through the various modules, we also provide 
    Discussion Forums which allow 
    anyone who wishes to make comments or provide information about anything 
    related to our research.  We ask that your discussions be related in 
    some way to our research.  We reserve the right to delete any 
    inappropriate comments or discussions not related to our project.  That 
    said, please feel free to join in.
    The 
    usual disclaimer applies:  this is a work in progress. . . a work that 
    will likely never reach completion. . .
    . . .but that's  the point, right?