Membership in the Nay/McNee clan is open to anyone who's birth, adopted, or
married surname is Nay or McNee (My own family history shows that my family name was changed from McNee to
Nay a few generations back) or who can document direct descent from a Nay or McNee.
Clan benefits include:
A personal email address at nay.org (ie myname@nay.org) or mcnee.org (ie
myname@mcnee.org) with automatic forwarding to your own email account at your favorite Internet
service provider (ISP).
A free link from this web site to your personal web site at your favorite ISP.
This allows you to list your web site as www.nay.org/myname.htm or www.mcnee.org/myname.htm where
"myname" is your personal web page name. The content of your website must not contain
material which the nay.org - mcnee.org webmaster deems unsuitable.
Get
Your Own Email Address at nay.org or mcnee.org
Would you like an email address that tells the world you are a Nay or
McNee? You can do just that right here. Choose from a personalized email address at either nay.org or
mcnee.org.
There are several services on the internet that allow you to have one email
address for life. Some are free. Others charge a fee. One of the most popular of these services is
bigfoot.com. They do not actually provide an email account. They simply forward email to whatever email
account you use. This is especially useful to those who change ISPs (internet service providers) due to
moves and job changes.
For example, all email addressed to myname@nay.org or myname@mcnee.org will automatically be forwarded
to you at myname@myisp.com. Although you can now tell everyone your email address is myname@nay.org or
myname@mcnee.org, you will still read and send email at your current email account. Depending on the
software you use to read and manage your email, you may be able to set it so that your email recipients
see your nay.org or mcnee.org address in the message header.
If you don't presently have your own email account, you can easily create one for
free at any of several places on the internet. Perhaps the most popular of these services are hotmail.com,
juno.com, yahoo.com,
namely.net, smail.info,
and lurl.com. Once you have an email account, tell me what
it is and I'll set up your nay.org/mcnee.org email forwarding service.
If you change ISPs you must remember to keep me up to date on your email address
you want your nay.org or mcnee.org email forwarded to. Otherwise, I won't know where to send your email!
To make such a change, click here.
Note: Because our family name will be associated with your email address, do not
use it for spamming or any illegal or indecent purpose. Failure to use our family name with respect will
result in termination of this service
It may sound complicated, but it really isn't. Just give me the information and
I'll set it up.
Get
Your Own Web Page Address at nay.org or mcnee.org
If you want a web site presence at nay.org or mcnee.org -- not just a web site
with somebody else's name, this is the place!
I can write a short HTML file which will take Internet browsers from your nay.org
or mcnee.org URL directly to the index or main page of present URL address for your web site at your ISP.
That page (stored at your own ISP) can then have links to all the other pages on your site. You then will
be able to publish your web site name as "www.nay.org/myname.htm" or
"www.mcnee.org/myname.htm" where "myname" is your personal web page name. This new
address will take browsers to you homepage stored at your own ISP.
It may sound complicated, but it really isn't. Just give me the information and
I'll set it up.
If you don't presently have a website, you can easily create one using any of
several software packages designed to create web pages. Most current word processing packages have this
capability (see your software documentation). You then upload your page(s) to space allocated by your ISP.
If your ISP doesn't provide space to host a webpage, there are several free website hosting services (I
recommend http://www.geocities.com). Once you have the
URL to your new website, tell me what it is and I'll set up your nay.org/mcnee.org URL forwarding service.
If you change ISPs you must remember to keep me up to date on the URL address you
want your nay.org or mcnee.org address forwarded to. Otherwise, browsers won't find your web site! To make
such a change, click here.
Note: Because our family name will be associated with your web page, it will be
accepted only if it meets my standards for honesty, decency, and appropriateness.
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The Nay
Family in Utah and the West:
A
history of John Nay Jr., His Wives and Children
John
Nay, Jr. (1804-1892) is the patriarch of most, if not all all Nays rooted in Utah. Some dedicated members of
the Nay/McNee family have compiled a book on the lives and posterity of John and his wives, Thirza Angelina
Hale (1814-1895) and Lucy Thankful Pine (1831-1897). The book includes comprehensive genealogical charts.
Unfortunately, this book is now out of print.
An online version with the same copyrighted content is now available. Click
here for more
information.
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John
Nay, Jr. (1804-1892) is the patriarch of most, if not all all Nays rooted in Utah. Some dedicated members of
the Nay/McNee family have compiled a book on the lives and posterity of John and his wives, Thirza Angelina
Hale (1814-1895) and Lucy Thankful Pine (1831-1897). The book includes comprehensive genealogical charts.
Unfortunately, this book is now out of print.
An online version with the same copyrighted content is now available. Click
