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USERS HAVE ACCESSED THIS PAGE SINCE AUGUST 05, 1996.

TIME IS NOW: (ET).

     The  downloadable  ASCII  text and WordPerfect v6.0 versions of  
these  books  (without photos) are  in  the Public Domain, and thier
distribution is  encouraged,  as  widely  as  possible.   There  are
no  copyright  restrictions  on  the  above-mentioned versions.  All 
that is asked is that proper credit be given where used.

     [DISBROWS.ZIP] - contains  ASCII text & WP60 versions.

     [DISBRPIX.ZIP] - contains all pictures that are in the hardbound 
                    DISBROW book and then some.  All are B/W  400dpi 
                    hand scans made from book's  pictures  and  also  
                    from old tins and negatives in our possesion.

     [D_STONES.ZIP] - contains pictures of some old DISBROW gravestones
                    that are currently at the Old Tennent Church grave-
                    yard in Tennent, N.J.

     [GREGOPIX.ZIP] - contains scans of some of our GREGORY family
                    photos.
   
     [The  Sterners], by Jay W. Sterner, 1956/72

     The transcriber of these documents can be reached at voice Tel.  
No.  (352) 371-2439, or at the snail-mail address of:

     Todd Sherman
     8401 NW 13th Street, #114
     Gainesville, Florida 32653, U.S.A.

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     The  first  hard-bound version of these books, printed in 1956,
with  pictures,  some  original  documents, and even a few maps, was
donated  to, and is available for examination in, the Library of the
Monmouth County Historical Association in Freehold, New Jersey.
If you SHOULD end up handling this (or the STERNER book), PLEASE be
very careful when turning the pages.  The glue holding the pictures and
other tiny documents in place is now some 40+ years old and a quick flip 
of the page could very well dislodge one or more of them.  If a glued 
item becomes dislodged, please be careful to replace the image to the 
proper page location and alert the librarian.  In some cases, the photos 
are the only ones we have left and if they become lost or damaged, there 
is no replacement and that part of the history is lost forever.

     Revised,  hard-bound  copies  are  in  the  possession  of Mrs.
Muriel E. (Gregory) Sterner (Jay's wife, still living as of March, 1997),
Lydia (Sterner) Sherman, and Jane (Sterner) Jones  (children  of  Jay  and
Muriel).

     -Todd L. Sherman

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