Hi guys,
Just a couple of things and then I need to do some stuff, but will be post some things later.

Scott - I emailed John about the image mark-up to see if we could just do individual assignments. I'm waiting to hear back from him. You've already done one of your own, right? If he says it's ok, it won't give you any more work to do....? (I hope!)

Dan - the site looks really good. I'll get you some stuff before Sunday night (I'll work on it today and post it as I get it done). It probably won't be the complete text in some cases, but there will be something to post and I'll flesh it out next week.

Re: larger images - do you need them even larger than the images that come up when you click the thumbnails in the blog? If so, I'll email John about that today.

Dan - my scanner was doing weird things last night and I was in the midst of working on another history paper. I'll scan the labour agreement tonight and post it.

Although this isn't that helpful, I found it kind of interesting - I found Robert Melrose and family in the 1841 and 1851 Scottish censuses. He seems to have been the eldest of a family of labourers. Peter Bartleman showed up in the 1851 Scottish census, and was living with his mother *I think*. He was a blacksmith, but I don't imagine they were very well off, as his possibly widowed mother was listed as an agricultural labourer! Edmund Verney also showed up as young child in the 1841 English census and appears to have been living the life of Riley in Buckinghamshire!

Talk to you soon!
Taryn

EDIT: I'll have my cell on all day (884-3083) but if for some reason I don't answer, call me at home (386-3083) I should be at home all day working. I'll also be checking the blog and my UVic address, so feel free to email me or post, and I should see it.