Sticker shock ....

Does anyone have any idea how many copies of the 1825 Atlas are still
extant?  [There was one in my family stored in one of the outbuildings in
the early 1920s but my father and some cousins were playing and set several
bales of cotton on fire as well as the barn and the Atlas.  Story sheepish
told me by my father.  I have the charred remains as further proof.]

The 1937 Lucy Hampton Bostick edition occasionally turns up on the market at
prices ranging up to about $1,500.  Best price I've seen was about five
years ago at $750.

-----Original Message-----
From: Betty Young Bray 
To: [email protected] 
Date: Saturday, February 07, 1998 04:32 PM
Subject: MILLS ATLAS


I just checked on the price for Mills Atlas. Barnes and Nobles carries an
>edition  published Jan. 1979 by Sandlapper. The price is $100.00. This is
>expensive to find out if your ancestors are there. Does anyone have a copy
>that would be willing to do a lookup before I invest in it? If so, I would
>like to know if there are YOUNGs or CHILDS. Thanks
>Betty Young Bray
>109 Fairway Drive
>Fairfield Glade, Tn.   38558
>Phone  931-456-1082
>E-Mail    [email protected]
>
>Researching: BILLINGSLEY, BIRDWELL, BRAY,  CHILDS, DAVIDSON,
> Hudson, JACKSON, KEITH, LOCKE, SHARP, SPURLOCK, WARD, WHEELER,
>WHITE, YOUNG
>
>

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