The archive is located within my personal five megs of servers space on America On Line. This area is accessible to anyone who has access to the World Wide Web.  As for the cost, It's Free. I only ask that you contribute to the Archive so that the countless hours I have spent designing and maintaining this site will not have been in vane. As for me, my hobbies are Model Trains, Genealogy, and Computers.  I am a self taught computer programmer and three years ago, I became interested in the history of my ancestors.  Computers and Genealogy, what a combination.  It didn't take long to see the potential of combining the two, so here I am. Since I started the Sapp Family History site eleven months ago, I have been overwhelmed with hundreds of request from individuals asking me to provide them with information about their line.  As I stated earlier, I am new to Genealogy and just like all of you, trying, to find the answer as to who the parents are of my verified ancestor, and from where was he born.  I have tried to answer all the requests by researching the books I have, but have been able to help only a few.  I know my line, but very little of the other lines.  These inquiries have taken all my free time and so I have had very little time to devote to the Sapp Family History site. The solution I believe is in identifying all the early Sapp's (pre 1776), and following their migration to other areas.  As the facts on these individuals come together I strongly feel many of our daunting questions will be answered. This is a very big project and will require the combined efforts of all of us researching this Surname.  Only by everyone devoting a part of their research time to gathering every document with a Sapp Surname and submitting it to the archive can this project work.  And NO!, I am not gathering this information to write a book and neither should you use this info for such.  This is for the betterment of all involved in Sapp Family Name. This is my hobby, my quest.  Let us all receive and cherish the good feelings you get from assisting others, as well as searching out the unanswered questions about this family we all have. Robert F. Sapp ........... Keeper of the Archive.
	Tax and Census Lists US Census and Tax Lists for the Sapp Surname 1693 -1820 We need to identify every individual on this list and place them with their proper line. As we do this links will be provided from each to their state and line.
	Marriage Records Room Enter your Marriage Records here.  Also check out the records have entered.  If this record input format is supported I will be adding others so you can enter your Birth, Death, Probate, ect. records.  This can grow to one very large list of Sapp records.  Your Help Is Needed... Get out your verified records and enter them now.
	Archive Library I Published listings of Sapp Documents for....1500 -1799 Archive Library II Published listings of Sapp Documents for....1800 -1850
	Sapp Family Time-Line For the period of .........1500-1776
	Colonial War's  & The Sapp Family So far we have information on Revolutionary War.
	English Colonization of America A brief history of the arrival and Colonization of America by the English
	"Traditions" Sapp Family Origins
	Sapp Family Researchers Work Book I This is a must stop and look page.
	Sapp Family Bulletin Board Here is the place in which you may post inquiries concerning individuals which you are researching.   Postings are restricted to individuals connected with the Sapp line.
	Sapp Family Researchers. Would you like to join our list of Individuals Researching the different Sapp lines. This list is meant to provide those researching this line, contact through E-Mail, with others doing the same.  Take a look at this list and receive a world of information from others. Just click on there E-Mail address to gain another friend.  Don't forget to add your name to this list.   Please only one listing per. individual.  Use the Bulletin Board to list INQUIRIES
	Sapp Family History [ A Line ] This is the A-Line as described in the book, A HISTORY of the SAPP FAMILY: Compiled and Published by, J. Gooden Sapp and H.W. Stanley, 1910. This information has not been verified by myself, however It is a good starting point for beginners as well as helpful to those already well on their way.
	Documents of Early Sapps These are recorded records of some of the Early Sapps prior to 1797. The source for many of these records is A HISTORY of the SAPP FAMILY.
	Sapp Family Association. 712 NW 95th Terrace Gainesville, FL 32607 Robert; I'm not sure we've ever corresponded but I'm certainly happy to see someone doing this page.  I'll certainly try to support this fine effort.  I've been publishing the Sapp Family Newsletter since 1988 and haven't missed an issue.  It is filled with 12 pages of just Sapp Queries and materials.  Just to give you some idea of what we've been up to I'll attach a sample.  I did note some of our members are also on line with you. Sincerely, Mitchell E. Sapp Membership: Anyone interested in the history or genealogy of the SAPP family in the United States or Europe is invited and urged to join with us in this great search. Send your request for membership along with an enclosed check or money order for the sum of $20.00 in an envelope, address it to THE SAPP FAMILY ASSOCIATION, 712 NW 95th Terrace, Gainesville, Fl. 32607. Our phone number is Area Code 352-332-2065. We publish a quarterly in Jan, April, July and Oct. If you join before Oct. of any year you will receive all back issues for the year in which you join. After Oct. you will receive the next years subscription. Oh, IMPORTANT. I've decided to up my subscription rate for the SFA newsletter to $20.00 per year. Please make the changes effective January 1, for all new subscriptions. Also include the notice that anyone sending in 1998 dues prior to Jan. 1, will get 1998 at the old $15.00 price. We have not had a price increase since I started publishing in 1988. My printing costs have skyrocketed and I've absorbed 2 postal rate increases. To find out more about the Sapp Family Association E-Mail Mitch by clicking here.
	The following is a list of Books or Reprints of Books which may be of interest to you. A HISTORY OF THE SAPP FAMILY, (HSF) by J. Gooden SAPP and H. W. Stanley. This is the 1910 edition that is found in the Library of Congress and details the Northern and some of the Southern SAPP families. Indexed. 102 pages. (REPRINT) $25.00 post paid . From: Sapp Family Association.           712 NW 95th Terrace          Gainesville, FL 32607 If you would like to know more about this book E-Mail  The Sapp Family Association. HISTORY OF THE SAPP FAMILY, DESCENDANTS OF: GEORGE SAPP 1740-1811, JOSEPH SAPP-1771-1837, WILLIAM SAPP 1812-1863 of KNOX CO. Oh. etc. and their children, by Lillian Mathis 110 pages (REPRINT) $25.00 POST PAID. From: Sapp Family Association.           712 NW 95th Terrace          Gainesville, FL 32607Sapp Family Association. If you would like to know more about this book E-Mail  The Sapp Family Association. A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE SAPP FAMILY IN EARLY DANVILLE, OHIO COMMUNITY, 1805-1905, By Homer Blubaugh 1977. (REPRINT) $10.00 post paid. From: Sapp Family Association.           712 NW 95th Terrace          Gainesville, FL 32607 If you would like to know more about this book E-Mail  The Sapp Family Association. LEVI SAPP, REV. SOL. OF GEORGIA 1761-1854 By Mitchell E Sapp, (Notes, Letters About, Census Records, Photo-copies, Addresses of descendants and researchers, Family Group sheets, Pedigree sheets, etc. 1997 (188 FGS photo-copy)..........$35.00 Post Paid From: Sapp Family Association.           712 NW 95th Terrace          Gainesville, FL 32607 If you would like to know more about this book E-Mail  The Sapp Family Association.
	Sapp Mailing List ....... A list for those researching the Sapp Surname. What is a Mailing list?  A mailing list is a list of many different people who share a common interest.  A way to send information to all the people who are members of the list with a single E-Mail.  You have something to say or would like to know then send one E-Mail to the list and a duplicate will be forwarded on to all members of the list.  Likewise you will receive duplicate E-Mails of what other members send out. There are two ways in which to receive the E-Mails sent to the list: 1. The "mail mode", which means that you will receive every posting made to SAPP mailing list as a separate e-mail. 2. The "digest mode", which means several postings are combined and sent to you together as a single large message. If you get a lot of E-Mails then I suggest you might want to use the digest mode so your mail box does not get cluttered. To subscribe in the "mail mode" Just send an E-Mail with the word "subscribe" in the message area to SAPP-L-request@rootsweb.com   Note: You may need to enter something in the Subject area before the E-Mail can be sent.  I usually enter "subscribe" here also. To subscribe in the "digest mode" Just send an E-Mail with the word "subscribe" in the message area to SAPP-D-request@rootsweb.com   Note: You may need to enter something in the Subject area before the E-Mail can be sent.  I usually enter "subscribe" here also. If you have questions about the Sapp Mailing List then E-Mail ....Bill at : wbouline@newnorth.net
	Submitting Data To The Archive To submit your line... Due to memory restrictions at this time, please restrict your submissions to the following: 1.  Only individuals born prior to 1810.      -or- 2.  The first two generations of your line. Please be sure to add all birth, marriage and death dates as well as the locations known. It is very important to include these dates and locations as well as the places and times of migration from Country to Country, Colony to Colony, State to State, County to County, and Town to Town. What happened with the family is just as important as Names and Dates.  Don't forget your sources...... As time goes by and I locate more server space we will expand into the late1800's. The pre 1800's is where we need the most work done at this time. To submit Documents or Published Listings on the Sapp Surname... Due to memory restrictions at this time, please restrict your submissions to documents prior to 1810. Census Data or Lists, Tax Lists, Military Records, Probate Records, Church Records, Cemetery Records, Land Grants, Birth-Marriage-Death Records, ect.  Any document placing an individual at a certain place in time. It is very important to include the Location of the original document,  State, County, Book-Page and Line number.  If Published List, don't forget the Book Title, Author, Published Date and Page Number.  You know the drill, good documented verification!!  As time goes by and I locate more server space we will expand into the late1800's. The pre 1800's is where we need the most work done at this time.
	Now here is how to Submit the information to the Archive. Click on the Send to Archive button to the left. In the Subject Area enter the following: "Archive" then the -Year and Area - of the event. Next enter the information into the text area and send it off..... See It's Easy......  Robert Don't forget to put your Name and E-Mail address in the text area also Please E-Mail the Archive with your Findings...Without your help this project will FAIL. Please include source references with your Submissions....
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