eBay My World: mdenis04963( 1035)

Retired history teacher (39 years in middle school), with a love for New England, Kentucky (moved there Summer 2007), the American Revolution and the Civil War. Family history isn't an interest, it's an incurable DISEASE!

Ancestors, stamps, shot glasses, refrigerator magnets, t-shirts of places we visit.

French

Gardening, computers, Broadway, travel, musicals, genealogy, history, reading, cooking

Anything by Leon Uris or James Michener, historical fiction, history

Bach, Brahms, Beatles, Beach Boys

Who has time for anything but Food Network, CNN and the Weather Channel?

Kennebec Publishers is an outgrowth of a publishing business begun in 1978. We began reprinting out-of-copyright Maine and New England local histories and genealogies and selling at genealogy meetings all over New England as well as by mail order. Now we have updated to the computer age, and we sell PDF and JPG files on CD-ROM. Our PDF File product line includes genealogies and local histories from nearly every state east of the Mississippi, as well as the Canadian provinces of QC, NB, NS and PEI. With the Internet, we can bring Kennebec Publishers from Maine to central Kentucky and barely skip a beat!

Paypal is our only method of payment.

US Postal Service First Class Mail to US; First Class International to rest of the world. Delivery time should only be 3-5 days to most addresses, although we have experienced some major delays in the past. Orders are processed as quickly as possible, often on the same day received, and are put into the USPS mail stream, where they are at the mercy of the post office.

Only if CD is defective. If you are unsure of what you are buying, please inquire first. WE DO NOT SELL PRINTED BOOKS.

Michael J Denis, PO Box 125, Parksville, KY 40464, or email at mdenis46@gmail.com.

Bought a 3br, 2 bath home, on 1.25 or more acres of Bluegrass Country land, room for a nice garden, a side porch, a back deck and a 2-car carport. Now I need to add a hot tub and above ground swimming pool, a screened and covered porch. We will ALWAYS love Maine (the Western Mountains, and the Coast, as well as the Kennebec River Valley), and would plan to return during the gorgeous summers, and yet will then miss Kentucky. Yet, home is where the heart is, apparently, and that can be anywhere.