Hello Fellow Blount County Researchers! Just posted another "bonus" cemetery: Moody's Chapel Cemetery. This cemetery is just over the Blount County line into Etowah County near Altoona. Many old Blount County families are buried there including the Bynum, Jackson, and Nix families. You can find this cemetery in the "Ms" on the Blount County Cemetery page at this site: http://home.hiwaay.net/~bobwonda/index.html The "Ms" are not in perfect alphabetical order just yet...I'll get that straightened out in a day or so. Moody's Chapel will be represented in Volume 3 of the Blount County Cemetery books to be published later this year. kind regards, robin

To all of you that got to attend our Ancestor Swap Meet 2003. It was a great success. Plans are in the making for Swap Meet 2004. To all of you that attended we hope you found something that will help you with your research. Thanks again for helping us preserve the Nichols Memorial Library in Etowah County, Alabama. Gail Brown, Secretary Northeast Alabama Genealogical Society "If God brings you to it, He will bring you through it."

We live near Village Springs, but we are not natives of this area and I have no idea where this cemetery would be located. I asked a couple of people who have lived in this area for years and they didn't know anything about it, either. If someone could come up with an exact location, I'd be willing to take a shot at enumerating or at least looking for particular gravesites. We live in Remlap in Blount Co. in the southernmost tip of the county, so I assume the Village Springs in question is the one just below us on Hwy 75? Evelyn

Here 'tis according to USGS. Be sure the entire URL gets copied to the address bar or it may not take you to the right USGS site. Otherwise use: http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/alabama/al-blount.htm after trying the longer URL. http://geonames.usgs.gov/pls/gnis/web_query.gnisprod?f_name=village+spring&variant=Y&f_state=Alabama&f_cnty=&f_ty=cemetery&elev1=&elev2=&cell=&my_function=Send+Query&last_name=&last_state=&last_cnty=&page_cnt=&record_cnt=&tab=Y [email protected] wrote: >We live near Village Springs, but we are not natives of this area and I have >no idea where this cemetery would be located. I asked a couple of people who >have lived in this area for years and they didn't know anything about it, >either. If someone could come up with an exact location, I'd be willing to take a >shot at enumerating or at least looking for particular gravesites. We live >in Remlap in Blount Co. in the southernmost tip of the county, so I assume the >Village Springs in question is the one just below us on Hwy 75? >Evelyn > >-- > > Richard Brock

I think this is Green Berry Carnes family. Nancy In a message dated 6/18/03 3:32:34 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << I have been looking for the Mallie CARNES in the following census, J. M. Rowe is James Madison Rowe is there any connections with your Carnes? 1920 Ga. Gwinnett Co. Martins Dist page 6A Rowe J. M Head Rent m. w. age 56 married not able to read or write, born in Ga. both Parents Born in Ga. Occupation Farmer Sarah wife f w 50 married not able to read or write, born in Ga. both Parents Born in Ga. Barnett, Elvira mother in Law f w 69 wid. not able to read or write, born in Ga. both Parents born in Ga. Carnes, Mallie Aunt f w 59 wid. not able to read or write, born in Ga. both parents born in Ga. Rowe, Boyd Son m w 25 singular can read and write, Occupation Farme labor , home farm Glenn son m w 19 singular can read and write , Occupation Farm labor home farm Essie dau f w 17 singular can read and write Occupation Farm labor home farm Elmer son m w 14 singular can read and write Occupation Farm labor, home farm >>

Robert, have you analyzed your picture with a family grouping? This may or not help: I see the parents of the family Going left to right: a husband & wife with 3 children a husband & wife with 1 child 3 young girls (the middle girl may belong to the next family) a husband & wife with 6-7 children Robin Sterling wrote: > Hello Fellow Blount County Researchers...... > > I've just added four pictures to the picture section of the Blount County > Research pages. They were contributed by Wenola Wamble who says they could > be of the Wilemon, Bolin, Huie, or Seay families. > > When you get a moment please visit the link below and see if you recognize > anyone in the pictures... > > thanks! > > Robin > > the link: > > http://mywebpages.comcast.net/rsterling14/pictures/identify.htm

Hello Fellow Blount County Researchers...... I've just added four pictures to the picture section of the Blount County Research pages. They were contributed by Wenola Wamble who says they could be of the Wilemon, Bolin, Huie, or Seay families. When you get a moment please visit the link below and see if you recognize anyone in the pictures... thanks! Robin the link: http://mywebpages.comcast.net/rsterling14/pictures/identify.htm

I have been looking for the Mallie CARNES in the following census, J. M. Rowe is James Madison Rowe is there any connections with your Carnes? Claudia [email protected] 1920 Ga. Gwinnett Co. Martins Dist page 6A Rowe J. M Head Rent m. w. age 56 married not able to read or write, born in Ga. both Parents Born in Ga. Occupation Farmer Sarah wife f w 50 married not able to read or write, born in Ga. both Parents Born in Ga. Barnett, Elvira mother in Law f w 69 wid. not able to read or write, born in Ga. both Parents born in Ga. Carnes, Mallie Aunt f w 59 wid. not able to read or write, born in Ga. both parents born in Ga. Rowe, Boyd Son m w 25 singular can read and write, Occupation Farme labor , home farm Glenn son m w 19 singular can read and write , Occupation Farm labor home farm Essie dau f w 17 singular can read and write Occupation Farm labor home farm Elmer son m w 14 singular can read and write Occupation Farm labor, home farm ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 10:49 AM Subject: [ALBLOUNT-L] Re: [CARNES] CARNES IN BLOUNT COUNTY, ALABAMA > This is the Mary (Polly) Slavin and David Carns (Carnes) family from KY. I > have never been able to connect the family to the Carnes family from GA of > James Madison and Greenberry Carnes. The Carnes Mill Road in the hills of GA > become Carns Mill Road down on the highway...??? So we know the spelling is > interchanging. Widow of a descendant of David Carns. Nancy Carns > > In a message dated 6/12/03 9:46:22 PM Central Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > << Here are some Carnes that lived in Blount County, Alabama....I have not > found a connection with these Carnes...also, I think there was a David > Carnes that came to Blount Co. before My Green berry Carnes family...Could > some kin to Green berry's brother Joseph, or others that had traveled on > before...thought i would pass this on.... > kim > > 1880 Census Place Township 10, Summit, Blount, Alabama > Family History Library Film 1254002 > NA Film Number T9-0002 > Page Number 364D > > J. A. CARNS Self M Male W 35 AL Farmer KY TN > Mara E. CARNS Wife M Female W 17 AL Keeping House TN AL > Hattie M. CARNS Dau S Female W 2 AL AL AL > > 1880 Census Place Township 10, Summit, Blount, Alabama > Family History Library Film 1254002 > NA Film Number T9-0002 > Page Number 364D > > James CARNS Self M Male W 78 KY Farmer KY KY > Nancy CARNS Wife M Female W 65 TN Keeping House VA VA > July LARKINS Other W Female B 65 NC Servant NC NC > George STEVENS Other S Male W 16 AL Servant TN AL > > 1880 Census Place Township 10, Summit, Blount, Alabama > Family History Library Film 1254002 > NA Film Number T9-0002 > Page Number 365A > > Thomas W. CARNS Self M Male W 29 AL Farmer KY TN > Jane CARNS Wife M Female W 30 AL Keeping House TN AL > John R. CARNS Son S Male W 3 AL AL AL > George D. CARNS Son S Male W 6 AL AL AL > Wm. A. CARNS Son S Male W 4 AL AL AL > > > >> > >

This is the Mary (Polly) Slavin and David Carns (Carnes) family from KY. I have never been able to connect the family to the Carnes family from GA of James Madison and Greenberry Carnes. The Carnes Mill Road in the hills of GA become Carns Mill Road down on the highway...??? So we know the spelling is interchanging. Widow of a descendant of David Carns. Nancy Carns In a message dated 6/12/03 9:46:22 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Here are some Carnes that lived in Blount County, Alabama....I have not found a connection with these Carnes...also, I think there was a David Carnes that came to Blount Co. before My Green berry Carnes family...Could some kin to Green berry's brother Joseph, or others that had traveled on before...thought i would pass this on.... kim 1880 Census Place Township 10, Summit, Blount, Alabama Family History Library Film 1254002 NA Film Number T9-0002 Page Number 364D J. A. CARNS Self M Male W 35 AL Farmer KY TN Mara E. CARNS Wife M Female W 17 AL Keeping House TN AL Hattie M. CARNS Dau S Female W 2 AL AL AL 1880 Census Place Township 10, Summit, Blount, Alabama Family History Library Film 1254002 NA Film Number T9-0002 Page Number 364D James CARNS Self M Male W 78 KY Farmer KY KY Nancy CARNS Wife M Female W 65 TN Keeping House VA VA July LARKINS Other W Female B 65 NC Servant NC NC George STEVENS Other S Male W 16 AL Servant TN AL 1880 Census Place Township 10, Summit, Blount, Alabama Family History Library Film 1254002 NA Film Number T9-0002 Page Number 365A Thomas W. CARNS Self M Male W 29 AL Farmer KY TN Jane CARNS Wife M Female W 30 AL Keeping House TN AL John R. CARNS Son S Male W 3 AL AL AL George D. CARNS Son S Male W 6 AL AL AL Wm. A. CARNS Son S Male W 4 AL AL AL >>

Hello Everyone, Over the last number of years, I have from time to time posted information and queries on this Rootsweb site regarding the burial site of my GGrandfather and GGrandmother, Samuel Rogers (1832-1911) and Delilah Eaton-Rogers (1839-1893). Samuel was a veteran of the War Between the States and served in two separate Regiments. Also buried there is Gregory Glasscock (1793-1869) and his wife Sara Ryan-Glasscock (1795-1872). Gregory was a Veteran of The War of 1812 and has a Commemorative Veteran Gravestone located at Antioch Cemetery, on the other side of the County. The Gravestone was placed there because the "Blount County Memorial Committee" did not know where he was buried. Both of these families are buried on the same land they at one time owned and farmed. We have discovered over 35 individual graves and most are disappearing despite our efforts to protect them. The Cemetery is on private land off Cox Cove Road, SE of Bangor and the current owner lets his cattle roam ! throughout the Cemetery at will. Consequently, gravestones have been broken and scattered and graves have been scuffed away. A group of us, representing the descendants and relatives of those buried there, have been in contact with the owner seeking permission to place a fence around the graves. We have been talking to him now for 8 years without success. Most recently however, he stated that we will have to buy the property because we definitely cannot fence it within his fence line. At this point, my next step is to consult with an attorney that is knowledgeable in these matters and to see what can be done now to protect those graves. So I am turning to the ever-faithful Blount County List to ask if anyone knows of such a lawyer. If you do, please E-mail his/her telephone number to me and I will call them direct. Thanks for all your help, both past and present. Frank Smith

I will be out of the office starting 06/12/2003 and will not return until 06/19/2003. I am out of the office on vacation and will respond when I return. If it is work related and urgent, please contact Jean Smith.

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Good morning. I have been a silent person on the list...actually I haven't been working my genealogy in a while, but thought I would try again to find that elusive ancestor (big grin). The surname is "Lorren" but the spelling may show as any variation. Here is what I know: John Lorren, born betw 1791-95 Hawkins Co., TN (but can't find him there) married Ann McPherson (can't find her but can find her family) in Roane/Rhea Co., TN abt 1815. It is believed John and Ann died when their children were in their teens and after they had moved to Blount Co., Al from TN (betw 1815 and 1822 ). In the book "Kincheloe, McPherson & Related Families" (which I have) the author reveals the following information on this illusive John Lorren: (note that where there may be a conflict in information from this book and family documentation, I have gone with the family information using information from this book as a 'springboard'): Ann McPherson b. Hawkins or Jefferson County, Tenn., youngest of 12 ch. of her parents, Daniel and Susannah (KINCHELOE) McPherson m. Roane Co., Tenn. about 1815 John LORREN, a British soldier, who came from Ireland to the present site of the City of Chicago, Ill. and there made entry of a grant of land (about the time her [Ann McPherson] brother, Elijah Daniel McPherson, was in Chicago and was claimed to have made a similar entry of land). Elijah Daniel McPherson moved in 1829 or 1830 from Roane or Rhea Co., Tenn. to Buck Creek section of Carroll Co., GA. About the same time John and Ann (McPherson) LORREN moved from the same Tenn. counties to the vicinity of later Oak Level, Ala. then in Benton, later Calhoun and now Cleburne Co., Ala., which Ala. county adjoins Carroll Co., GA and these two families exchanged visits. Their son, George Lorren, made a visit to his uncle, said Elijah Daniel McPherson, in summer of 1870 at Oak Level, when he was visiting there the families of his dauther, Emily (McPherson) HENDON, and Louisa (McPherson) EARNEST. Recollections of their meeting there, as preserved, included Elijah Daniel's statement then made that said George Lorren's father, John, was a British soldier. Ch[ildren]. (of John and Ann [McPherson] LORREN included: 1. George 2. John, Jr. 3. Jerusha, b. Ala. 1822 When John and Ann died (where or why unknown) George remained in Alabama, John apparently left as he has not been found, Jerusha apparently went to live with her mother's relatives according to the following census (note on the Blount Co., Census, Jerusha is listed as "Jarncia Laurin age 28 born in Alabama): Their daughter, Jerusha, is recorded in the 1850 Census of the 17th Dist. of Blount Co., Ala. living in the family of her cousin, Daniel McPherson. Jerusha's brother (not clear if this is George or John) went to Blount Co., Ala. and there m. his cousin, a dau. of Henry and Susannah (GLASCOCK) McPherson, dau of Lewis and Narcissus McPherson. There seems to be no more reasonable explanation for Jerusha Lorren living in the family of her cousin, Daniel McPherson other than that she was the orphan niece of Daniel's father, Capt. George McPherson, older brother of her mother, Ann (McPherson) LORREN Thank you to all for any help or information you can pass my way. I am disabled and traveling these days is one of those obstacles I can't seem to overcome so I am especially grateful for any assistance. Becky Kivak

Terry, there is conflicting information in this whole line - the SAPP line and the ANDERSON - and so far, much of what I have heard is totally undocumented. Though I do very much treasure family stories, you know how I am about documentation. Though the stories all have Samuel in Bryce's in Tuscaloosa, some have him going there as an old man, and some have him going soon after the civil war. According to my database, he married again in 1874, there in Blount, so I tend to (at this point until I get info to the contrary) go with his granddaughter's report of him going to Bryce's as an old man - she did, after all, know him. Unfortunately, that does not point him out on a census ANYWHERE - the only one I can find him on is the 1850, as a 12yo with his mother, in Cherokee county, GA. Maybe he had mental issues resulting from the war and Dorinda's mother's death and hid from the census taker - I have no idea. If it were only on one census I could understand him missing - but he lived to be an old man - why is he apparently not on ANY of them? Frankly do not remember whether I got these death certificates or not - surely I did - but will request them if not - thank you!! Re: your Madison DOVER - do you know if he belonged to any of those DOVER families who were in that area in 1850? As always, your insight and expertise are much appreciated, Terry - you are SUPER!! Carol At 05:14 AM 6/13/2003, Terry Jackson wrote: >Carol >You're showing Samuel B. Anderson's death ca. 1920 Tuscaloosa. Would that be >Bryce's Hospital? >Do you have him in any subsequent census? I wasn't able to find him in 1860 or >1870 either but was able to find David in 1860. > >Just a thought about Pickens Co., Ga. I have a Madison Dover in that area in >1850 I've never been able to locate. My theory is that he's a single man in a >mining camp in the area. That may be the case for Samuel in 1860. > >1860 Jasper PO, Pickens Co. GA, pg. 977 >David Young, 48, NC >Susan, 49, GA >Sarah M., 13 >William G., 12 >Nancy A., 11 >Anna C., 10 >James R., 8 > >Have you sent for Dorinda's death certificate? > >John B. Sapp >Died 8-21-1945 >Cullman Co., AL >Vol. 33, Certificate #16412 > >Dorinda Sapp >Died 1-21-1919 >Cullman Co., AL >Vol. 8, Certificate #180 > >Carol C-H wrote: > > > My sons' g2gmother is Dorinda ANDERSON. In 1870, 8yo Dorinda lived in > > Blount County, AL with David and Susannah (Susan) YOUNG. > > > > Dorinda's daughter wrote a family history, which included the fact that > > Samuel B. ANDERSON was Dorinda's father (this granddaughter knew him). > > > > Samuel ANDERSON, age 12, lived with his mother, Sarah, and his younger > > brothers in Cherokee County, GA, in 1850. The David YOUNG family lived > > just a couple of doors down from them, and had several daughters. In > > 1860, I can not find Sarah or Samuel ANDERSON, or David and Susannah/Susan > > YOUNG, but Samuel ANDERSON's younger siblings are living in Falling Rock, > > Pickens County, GA, with Samuel's 19yo younger brother Moses as head of > > household. > > > > I can assume that Sarah ANDERSON died, but where is Samuel in 1860, and > > where are the YOUNGs? > > > > Any and all assistance with this puzzle would be much appreciated! > > > > 1 **__?__ Anderson > > +**Sarah __?__ b: 1805 in SC > > 2 *Samuel B. Anderson b: 1838 in GA d: Abt. 1920 in > > Tuscaloosa, AL > > __ +** __?__ d: Bet. 1862 - 1864 > > ___ 3 *Dorinda Anderson b: June.16.1862 in Blount County, > > AL d: January.21.1919 in Cullman County, AL > > _____ +*John Beale Sapp b: January.04.1859 in Blount > > county, AL d: August.21.1945 in Cullman county, AL > > 2 Moses Anderson b: 1840 > > 2 John Anderson b: 1843 > > 2 Ambrose Anderson b: 1845 > > 2 Taylor Anderson b: 1847 > > > > Carol C-H <[email protected]> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/ Carol C-H <[email protected]> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/

Carol You're showing Samuel B. Anderson's death ca. 1920 Tuscaloosa. Would that be Bryce's Hospital? Do you have him in any subsequent census? I wasn't able to find him in 1860 or 1870 either but was able to find David in 1860. Just a thought about Pickens Co., Ga. I have a Madison Dover in that area in 1850 I've never been able to locate. My theory is that he's a single man in a mining camp in the area. That may be the case for Samuel in 1860. 1860 Jasper PO, Pickens Co. GA, pg. 977 David Young, 48, NC Susan, 49, GA Sarah M., 13 William G., 12 Nancy A., 11 Anna C., 10 James R., 8 Have you sent for Dorinda's death certificate? John B. Sapp Died 8-21-1945 Cullman Co., AL Vol. 33, Certificate #16412 Dorinda Sapp Died 1-21-1919 Cullman Co., AL Vol. 8, Certificate #180 Carol C-H wrote: > My sons' g2gmother is Dorinda ANDERSON. In 1870, 8yo Dorinda lived in > Blount County, AL with David and Susannah (Susan) YOUNG. > > Dorinda's daughter wrote a family history, which included the fact that > Samuel B. ANDERSON was Dorinda's father (this granddaughter knew him). > > Samuel ANDERSON, age 12, lived with his mother, Sarah, and his younger > brothers in Cherokee County, GA, in 1850. The David YOUNG family lived > just a couple of doors down from them, and had several daughters. In > 1860, I can not find Sarah or Samuel ANDERSON, or David and Susannah/Susan > YOUNG, but Samuel ANDERSON's younger siblings are living in Falling Rock, > Pickens County, GA, with Samuel's 19yo younger brother Moses as head of > household. > > I can assume that Sarah ANDERSON died, but where is Samuel in 1860, and > where are the YOUNGs? > > Any and all assistance with this puzzle would be much appreciated! > > 1 **__?__ Anderson > +**Sarah __?__ b: 1805 in SC > 2 *Samuel B. Anderson b: 1838 in GA d: Abt. 1920 in > Tuscaloosa, AL > __ +** __?__ d: Bet. 1862 - 1864 > ___ 3 *Dorinda Anderson b: June.16.1862 in Blount County, > AL d: January.21.1919 in Cullman County, AL > _____ +*John Beale Sapp b: January.04.1859 in Blount > county, AL d: August.21.1945 in Cullman county, AL > 2 Moses Anderson b: 1840 > 2 John Anderson b: 1843 > 2 Ambrose Anderson b: 1845 > 2 Taylor Anderson b: 1847 > > Carol C-H <[email protected]> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/

Only one found. Debra Garner _____________________________ Census Place: Allens, Calhoun, Alabama Source: FHL Film 1254005 National Archives Film T9-0005 Page 646D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Z.D. MC CLAIN Self M M W 52 GA Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: GA Mo: GA Mary MC CLAIN Wife F M W 50 GA Occ: Keeping House Fa: GA Mo: GA Mary E. MC CLAIN Dau F W W 25 AL Fa: GA Mo: GA Toda MC CLAIN Dau F S W 15 AL Occ: Works In Farm Fa: GA Mo: GA James MC CLAIN Son M S W 13 AL Occ: Works In Farm Fa: GA Mo: GA Dack MC CLAIN Son M S W 11 AL Occ: Works In Farm Fa: GA Mo: GA Lenard MC CLAIN Son M S W 9 AL Fa: GA Mo: GA Emly MC CLAIN Dau F S W 4 AL Fa: GA Mo: GA ________________________________________

----- Original Message ----- From: Betty Lovell To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 3:33 PM Subject: 1880 could someone who has the 1880 Alabama census please do a look up for me of MCClain in Calhoun co AL. I don't have first names and the LDS won't let me just dearth for co and state and last name. Thanks in advance Betty

Glenda, Am forwarding the following from Genforum. Terry Jackson I am seeking the where-abouts and/or a means of communicating with Glenda Savage and Rachel Lamb. My purpose of seeking Glenda and Rachel is for genealogy in regards to our mutual Gurley relations. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Please contcat me direct at [email protected] or 1768 Warrior-Jasper Road, Warrior, Alabama 35180, telephone (205) 647-4936 Thank You Dennis Gurley http://genforum.genealogy.com/al/blount/messages/1657.html Search this forum: Search all of GenForum: Proximity matching Link to GenForum Add Forum Home | Help | About Us | Site Index | Jobs | Privacy | Affiliate © 2003 MyFamily.com, Inc.

My sons' g2gmother is Dorinda ANDERSON. In 1870, 8yo Dorinda lived in Blount County, AL with David and Susannah (Susan) YOUNG. Dorinda's daughter wrote a family history, which included the fact that Samuel B. ANDERSON was Dorinda's father (this granddaughter knew him). Samuel ANDERSON, age 12, lived with his mother, Sarah, and his younger brothers in Cherokee County, GA, in 1850. The David YOUNG family lived just a couple of doors down from them, and had several daughters. In 1860, I can not find Sarah or Samuel ANDERSON, or David and Susannah/Susan YOUNG, but Samuel ANDERSON's younger siblings are living in Falling Rock, Pickens County, GA, with Samuel's 19yo younger brother Moses as head of household. I can assume that Sarah ANDERSON died, but where is Samuel in 1860, and where are the YOUNGs? Any and all assistance with this puzzle would be much appreciated! 1 **__?__ Anderson +**Sarah __?__ b: 1805 in SC 2 *Samuel B. Anderson b: 1838 in GA d: Abt. 1920 in Tuscaloosa, AL __ +** __?__ d: Bet. 1862 - 1864 ___ 3 *Dorinda Anderson b: June.16.1862 in Blount County, AL d: January.21.1919 in Cullman County, AL _____ +*John Beale Sapp b: January.04.1859 in Blount county, AL d: August.21.1945 in Cullman county, AL 2 Moses Anderson b: 1840 2 John Anderson b: 1843 2 Ambrose Anderson b: 1845 2 Taylor Anderson b: 1847 Carol C-H <[email protected]> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/

----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty Lovell" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 2:58 PM Subject: [AL-CEN] 1850 Firestone > Need lookup 1850 Cherokee co Al for Firestone pg 100 b and 101 B > Thanks > Betty > > > ==== AL-CENSUS-LOOKUP Mailing List ==== > To view completed census transcriptions online > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/census/inv/index.html > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >