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http://grimestech.com or http://www.grimestech.com
I have discovered that many of those with whom I had hoped to reach using my various websites, particularly of those of my own generation, have little or no experience using computers, the Internet, and the world wide web. If you are not computer savvy, join the crowd. To learn a more about links, PDF files, and more, place the cursor over the word "coach" and left click on the mouse. (The cursor is that on-screen object that moves with the mouse and usually looks like an arrow, capital "I" or a hand with a pointing finger.)
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(web page) a quick study of basic vocabulary and terms for newcomers (pdf) a quick study of basic vocabulary and terms for newcomers (web page) about choosing & downloading a PDF reader (pdf) about choosing & downloading a PDF reader purposeful web sites that I author:
These web site and those below were designed to be viewed with the most widely used web browser, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer (now in version 8.) Except for border color, Apple's Safari for Windows (now in version 5) shows web pages formatted as programmed. More in the red box at the bottom of this page. Descendants of my fraternal great-grandfather were active members of the Spring Green Primitive Baptist Church. Now his descendants, including us, are active among the other preservationist seeking to restore the now vacant Spring Green Primitive Baptist Church. It is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. www.sgpf.net the Spring Green Preservation Fund, Inc., preserving (vacant) historic Spring Green Primitive Baptist Church My great-grandfather was William Grimes II (1813-1902). His descendants have an annual reunion in Martin County on the 4th Sunday of June at the Ruritan club building in Everetts, NC. Scenes from the 2007 Grimes Family Reunion, Sunday June-24 www.grimestree.net the Grimes (family) tree connection hosting the Annual Grimes Family Reunion & directory of the living descendants of William Grimes II (1813-1902), and an online family tree and genealogy (Jamestown colony, 1635 forward), and more We listed our Wilmington, NC home for sale on June 1, 2007. I created a website to show the home and announced it the as most detailed residential property listing in the zip code. Happily the site was helpful in selling our home. Planned to be temporary, the contents of the former www.3305raynor.com view/buy our home is now at www.demo.grimestech.com. It has been suggested that it might generate interest and income. In December 2009 I began to develop grimestech.com. "Grimes easy" to find at grimeseasy.com and mirror site grimesez.com Purpose While it has become other things, the original purpose of the website was to publish our current contact information. And hopefully, other lost contacts among dear friends and cohorts of the past 48 years and students and 40 moves , will find us here and get in touch with us. We've moved about forty times. It's our own world-wide connection: some news, pictures, archives, and more.
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my current contact info information Posted by Lew Grimes May 09, 2012 |