Welcome to CasaWood!

Amazing how time passes as we are already deep into 2007 and it has been too long since we've updated our pages.  We are still busy with adding new information and pages to our genealogy site while working on fun things over at the newest addition, the Genealogy Wiki Site with stories of people and places plus so much more!!  This will eventually house the blogs, with you being able to add your own, events and announcement and will even replace the message center before we know it. 

Under the Photo Gallery you will find access to a growing number of pictures old and new.  (See some of the new pictures of John and Marianne's crew.)  Would you like to post a gallery to share with your family and friends.  Drop us a note in the forum or email us your request. 

We hope you enjoy the time you spend with us and invite you to visit often.  Remember to refresh your page each visit to get the latest updates if you do not have your settings to automatically update websites each visit.

If you run into any gremlins simply contact us and let us know.  If there are things you like or things you'd like to see in the future the best thing to do is ask.  We really don't mind as this site is dedicated to building a fun community.

We have renamed the forum simply to Message Center.  It is found in the genealogy site area and will remain active for a time until we get member use to the ease of our Genealogy Wiki Site.  You don't have to register for the genealogy site but do register for the message center and start using it to stay in touch.

Finally, the genealogy pages are growing with many new cousins helping expand the shade of our family tree.  Not only can you look through all the family treasures there but when you register you can actually edit, add and download information thereby helping everyone learn a little more about how we became who we are.  Check out the surname origins page and the new event calendar with birth, death and anniversary information.  The genealogy section was the main reason for creating CasaWood, for family researchers to be able to finally work on a centralized family  file and then 'prune' the tree by downloading the gedcom areas that they want.  We sure hope you like it and are anxious to hear your feedback.