"The Railway Children" is also an excellent movie if scenery is what you are looking for, both the old and new versions. Denise V Linda Barraclough <kapana@netspace.net.au> wrote: At 11:54 AM 25/02/05 -0800, Simone wrote: > > >Can anyone think of any movies set in Yorkshire? I recently watched the >old and new versions of WUTHERING HEIGHTS, which I loved, and some of >James Herriot's movies. I'm sure there are more, though. All >recommendations will be appreciated. I'm having fun planning my trip! Brassed Off immediately springs to mind - there is even a Barraclough in the credits as playing in the Colliery band. And is The Full Monty (or whatever it was called?) set in Yorkshire????? Somehow I suspect these are not the scenery you are after. Cheers Linda sticking her head up above the parapet in Victoria, Australia, ducking down and running - life is very busy here. :( ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== This List is set so that, by default, replies go to the whole List. So, if you use "Return to Sender" everyone sees your reply. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - Sign up for Fantasy Baseball.

Mary, Thanks for the great reference! I will definitely read this diary. I am enjoying my newfound connection to George Washington's family. Attended a President's Day Dinner last night, dressed up in a Washington-esque white wig. On the menu: Lincoln Log Meatloaf, iced with cheesy mashed potatoes, a delicious Cherry Pounder dessert, and Barbara Bush's Chocolate Chip cookies. Can anyone think of any movies set in Yorkshire? I recently watched the old and new versions of WUTHERING HEIGHTS, which I loved, and some of James Herriot's movies. I'm sure there are more, though. All recommendations will be appreciated. I'm having fun planning my trip! Best wishes, Simone HatsAndHandFans@Yahoo.Com Mary Berthold <berthold@wisc.edu> wrote: Saw the reference to ancestors in South Cave and was reminded of a fascinating book I came across that anyone with ancestors in South Cave or a Yorkshire village early in the 19th century would be interested in. It is The Diary of Robert Sharp of South Cave: Life in a Yorkshire Village 1812-1837, ed. Janet E. and Peter A. Crowther, published for the British Academy (Records of Social and Economic History, News Series 26) by Oxford UP. Sharp was a school-teacher. As well as the diary itself, there is a long introduction about life in the village and a detailed map showing where some of the residents lived. Another first-hand account, from a little later and not too far away, is A Victorian Boyhood on the Wolds: Recollections of J. R. Mortimer [born 1825] , ed. J. D. Hicks, East Yorkshire Local History Society, 1978. Derek--glad to hear you are back. Stay well! Mary ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== For a list of other Rootsweb Mailing Lists world-wide: http://lists.rootsweb.com/ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Hi Derek yes very familiar..i have your Cornelius of Eccleshill..he is also an ancestor of David Barraclough who was on the list..he goes a bit like this..(thanx Denise) b. 1860 Eccleshill m. 1882 Emily Munro children Henry Lupton m. Emma Stocks (David's line) Francis m. Mamie (Barraclough ?) Martha parents Benjamin B. (8/8/1832) m. Martha Ellen Lipton(1833) siblings Mary(1853) Francis(1854) John(1855) Charlotte(1858) grandparents Francis Barraclough (1765-1854) m Charlotte Farmery (1811) (this was the biggest will I have ever seen) gr grandparents Benjamin B(1737-1814) m 1762 Mary Midgley gr gr grandparents John B(1715-1795) m.1738 Rachel Becket(1720-1791) gr gr grandparents James B(1676-1746) m.1703 Mary Vickers(1683-1770) gr gr gr grandparents George(1634-1687) m. ? 1663 gr gr gr gr grandparents Abraham B(1600-1675) m. 1628 Mary Ogden(?-1648) gr gr gr gr gr grandparents Henry B(1575) m. 1599 Agnes Sharp then Gilbert & Joanna Walker..John & Genet etc.. Best Regards Mark F. Barraclough ----- Original Message ----- From: "Derek ofShelf" <DerekofShelf1@activemail.co.uk> To: <BARRACLOUGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 25, 2005 4:34 AM Subject: [BARRACLOUGH] Cornelius Barraclough & Family,of Eccleshill. > Denise,that's wonderful ! You've obviously got the right family of the > Leslie B.that I met briefly in the BRI.I remember him saying that he lived > in Thornbury,but his family was from Eccleshill originally. > Surely one of the many Eccleshill Barracloughs > on the list will be able to identify with Cornelius,Frank & Leslie. > Thanks Denise for your prompt reply > Cheers-------Derek. > > > ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== > For a list of other Rootsweb Mailing Lists world-wide: > http://lists.rootsweb.com/ > >

Denise,that's wonderful ! You've obviously got the right family of the Leslie B.that I met briefly in the BRI.I remember him saying that he lived in Thornbury,but his family was from Eccleshill originally. Surely one of the many Eccleshill Barracloughs on the list will be able to identify with Cornelius,Frank & Leslie. Thanks Denise for your prompt reply Cheers-------Derek.

Early on in my recent unwilling stay at the BRI,I found myself in the next bed to a Leslie Barraclough.The nurses were convinced that we should be related,and when he said that his father was called Frank,I also thought it might be possible [my ancestry has Frank/Francis in almost every generation for c.350 years] Then he said that Frank's father had been a Cornelius Barraclough,and I had a re-think ! You don't get many Cornelius Barracloughs to the pound !! I estimate that the approx.birthdates of these three were------- Cornelius--c.1860 Frank [might be bap.Francis]--c.1890 Leslie--c.1920. It would be wonderful if someone on the list has this trio in their family ; and amazing if,after all,they fit into my own family somewhere. Cheers----------Derek.

Dear Derek, Great to see that you're back and that you're on the mend. Stay well, stay in touch. All the very best, John B. Wilson ------------------------------------------------------ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Derek ofShelf" <DerekofShelf1@activemail.co.uk> To: <BARRACLOUGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 10:08 AM Subject: [BARRACLOUGH] Home Again > Greetings Barraclough Listers. > I was rushed into hospital on Jan.26th.with a chest pain,and came home > today,4 weeks later. > My last week was spent at a re-habilitation hospital,where they got me well > enough to come home. > I had an Atrial 'flutter',not very high on the scale of heart problems,and > I now take 1 betablocker a day to keep me OK. > I was very touched by the amount of concern shown by so many Barraclough > and Bradford Listers,at my sudden disappearance.I'll get round to answering > the e-mails asap,Thank you for all the kind good wishes. > Cheers--------Derek.

I hope this will help someone find a connection for you Derek. There was only ONE Cornelius Barraclough. Best Wishes, Denise V 1871 Source information: RG10/4457 Registration district: Bradford Sub-registration district: Guisborough ED 29 Folio: 29 Page: 29 Household schedule number: 148 Dwelling:17 Harris Street, Bradford John LUPTON head mar 59 Wool Agent Bradford, Yorkshire Bessie LUPTON wife mar 57 Bradford, Yorkshire Charles LUPTON son 21 Painter Bradford, Yorkshire Matilda LUPTON daur 17 Bradford, Yorkshire Francis BARRACLOUGH gdson 17 Stuff warehouse apprentice Eccleshill, Yorkshire Cornelius BARRACLOUGH gdson 10 Scholar Eccleshill, Yorkshire 1881 Dwelling: 11 Grant St Census Place: Bradford, York, England Source: FHL Film 1342062 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4442 Folio 127 Page 19 Marr Age Sex Birthplace John FOWLER M 31 M Pudsey, York, England Rel: Head Occ: Practical Dyer Hannah FOWLER M 32 F Otley, York, England Rel: Wife Occ: Practical Dyer Wife Hannah FOWLER 3 F Bradford, York, England Rel: Daur Cornelius BARRACLOUGH U 21 M Eccleshill, York, England Rel: Boarder Occ: Dyers Laborer Jabez LINES U 20 M Norfolk, England Rel: Boarder Occ: Dyer (Dom) 1891 Source information: RG12/3625 Registration district: Bradford Sub registration district: Bradford, East End ED, institution, or vessel: 44 Folio: 70 Page: 23 Dwelling: 5 Winter Row, Bradford Cornelius BARRACLOUGH head mar 30 General Agent Eccleshill, Yorkshire Emily BARRACLOUGH wife mar 28 Bradford, Yorkshire Henry BARRACLOUGH son 5 Bradford, Yorkshire Frank BARRACLOUGH son 4 Bradford, Yorkshire 1901 Source information: RG13/4153 Registration district: Bradford Sub-registration district: Bradford East ED, institution, or vessel: 55 Folio: 91 Page: 14 Household schedule number: 89 Dwelling:5 FIlebert? Street Cornelius BARRACLOUGH head mar 40 Sewing Machine Agent Eccleshill, Yorkshire Emily BARRACLOUGH head mar 38 Coffee Tavern Assistant Bradford, Yorkshire Henry L. BARRACLOUGH son s 15 Manufacturers Office Boy Bradford, Yorkshire Frank BARRACLOUGH son s 14 Worsted Doffer Bradford, Yorkshire Martha BARRACLOUGH daur s 6 Bradford, Yorkshire And Cornelius brother? Francis.. 1881 Dwelling: 7 Airedale College Ter Census Place: Bradford, York, England Source: FHL Film 1342063 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4447 Folio 107 Page 4 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Francis BARRACLOUGH M 26 M Eccleshill, York, England Rel: Head Occ: Stuff Warehouseman Martha BARRACLOUGH M 25 F Leeds, York, England Rel: Wife Occ: Cotton Weaver Charles BARRACLOUGH 5 M Bradford, York, England Rel: Son Florence SHILLAM 20 F Leeds, York, England Rel: Boarder Occ: Dressmaker Derek ofShelf <DerekofShelf1@activemail.co.uk> wrote: Early on in my recent unwilling stay at the BRI,I found myself in the next bed to a Leslie Barraclough.The nurses were convinced that we should be related,and when he said that his father was called Frank,I also thought it might be possible [my ancestry has Frank/Francis in almost every generation for c.350 years] Then he said that Frank's father had been a Cornelius Barraclough,and I had a re-think ! You don't get many Cornelius Barracloughs to the pound !! I estimate that the approx.birthdates of these three were------- Cornelius--c.1860 Frank [might be bap.Francis]--c.1890 Leslie--c.1920. It would be wonderful if someone on the list has this trio in their family ; and amazing if,after all,they fit into my own family somewhere. Cheers----------Derek. ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== To check out previous messages to the List, go to http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/BARRACLOUGH/ --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Read only the mail you want - Yahoo! Mail SpamGuard.

Hi Derek so sorry to hear of your little heart fluttering episode, I was in Bradford last week and would have brought you some grapes had I known!! but glad you're now on the mend, take it easy regards Julie Ellis

Greetings Barraclough Listers. I was rushed into hospital on Jan.26th.with a chest pain,and came home today,4 weeks later. My last week was spent at a re-habilitation hospital,where they got me well enough to come home. I had an Atrial 'flutter',not very high on the scale of heart problems,and I now take 1 betablocker a day to keep me OK. I was very touched by the amount of concern shown by so many Barraclough and Bradford Listers,at my sudden disappearance.I'll get round to answering the e-mails asap,Thank you for all the kind good wishes. Cheers--------Derek.

Derek, Oops, I mean 3rd cousin, once removed. This cousin stuff gets confusing to me. :>) Simone Derek ofShelf <DerekofShelf1@activemail.co.uk> wrote: Greetings Barraclough Listers. I was rushed into hospital on Jan.26th.with a chest pain,and came home today,4 weeks later. My last week was spent at a re-habilitation hospital,where they got me well enough to come home. I had an Atrial 'flutter',not very high on the scale of heart problems,and I now take 1 betablocker a day to keep me OK. I was very touched by the amount of concern shown by so many Barraclough and Bradford Listers,at my sudden disappearance.I'll get round to answering the e-mails asap,Thank you for all the kind good wishes. Cheers--------Derek. ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== The Home Page for this List is at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surreal/barraclough/index.html --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Find what you need with new enhanced search. Learn more.

Glad to hear you are home, Cousin! Lois and I are planning a trip to Yorkshire this Spring. Have you heard from her lately? Guess what? I found out my mom's father's ancestors were originally from South Cave, Yorkshire. One of them married the paternal aunt of US President George Washington and had the same great grandmother (Ann Pope Washington) as he did. And my dad's mother's folks were from Halifax. Isn't it ironic and fun that the descendants met, generations later, in northeastern Missouri?! So I'll have lots of neat sites to explore in Yorkshire. Love, Third Cousin, Twice Removed The Wilsons of Sassafras <noola@alphalink.com.au> wrote: Dear Derek, Great to see that you're back and that you're on the mend. Stay well, stay in touch. All the very best, John B. Wilson ------------------------------------------------------ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Derek ofShelf" To: Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 10:08 AM Subject: [BARRACLOUGH] Home Again > Greetings Barraclough Listers. > I was rushed into hospital on Jan.26th.with a chest pain,and came home > today,4 weeks later. > My last week was spent at a re-habilitation hospital,where they got me well > enough to come home. > I had an Atrial 'flutter',not very high on the scale of heart problems,and > I now take 1 betablocker a day to keep me OK. > I was very touched by the amount of concern shown by so many Barraclough > and Bradford Listers,at my sudden disappearance.I'll get round to answering > the e-mails asap,Thank you for all the kind good wishes. > Cheers--------Derek. ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== This List is set so that, by default, replies go to the whole List. So, if you use "Return to Sender" everyone sees your reply. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - 250MB free storage. Do more. Manage less.

This is one for Kim, I have been looking at the Halifax Parish Registers recently, (mainly for Sutcliffe’s) for the period 1694 to 1725 and have unearthed about 30 ‘new’ Barraclough individuals. One in particular that struck me was the baptism of William, 20 February 1725/26 son of Francis Barraclough, cornmiller of Northowram. Is this a new one for Francis B and Mary Pollard? Or is this William the son of Francis B and Martha Wood? That would make two Francis Barracloughs, both cornmillers. One living in Wibsey and the other in Northowram on that date. Jeff Sutcliffe http://www.btinternet.com/~jeff.sutcliffe Researching Ambler, Baker, Barraclough, Bates, Booth, Broadbent, Brook, Brown, Chadwick, Collins, Coning, Crowther, Fearnley, Hanson, Hardcastle, Hartas, Harwood, Holmes, Metcalf, Nowell, Oliver, Pennington, Pollard, Radcliffe, Roebuck, Routh, Smith, Sugden, Sutcliffe, Tordoff, Ventress, Walker, Whitaker, Whiteley, Wilkinson, Wilson All of the Yorkshire Area.

Hi All, Further to my posting on 25 January 2005, following the update of my Barraclough web site database, I have now updated my web site database of Wills. Errors and omissions excepted, I think that my list of Barraclough Wills is now complete. Having said that I expect I will come across some more Wills not previously listed. You might also notice, that I have listed a lot of Barraclough in-law Wills. I haven’t identified these so you do need to know who the in-laws are. There is a cross reference to these if you refer to my database under ‘Misc’. Jeff Sutcliffe http://www.btinternet.com/~jeff.sutcliffe Researching Ambler, Baker, Barraclough, Bates, Booth, Broadbent, Brook, Brown, Chadwick, Collins, Coning, Crowther, Fearnley, Hanson, Hardcastle, Hartas, Harwood, Holmes, Metcalf, Nowell, Oliver, Pennington, Pollard, Radcliffe, Roebuck, Routh, Smith, Sugden, Sutcliffe, Tordoff, Ventress, Walker, Whitaker, Whiteley, Wilkinson, Wilson All of the Yorkshire Area.

Hi everyone, I have just updated my Barraclough database, on my web site. Jeff Sutcliffe http://www.btinternet.com/~jeff.sutcliffe Researching Ambler, Baker, Barraclough, Bates, Booth, Broadbent, Brook, Brown, Chadwick, Collins, Coning, Crowther, Fearnley, Hanson, Hardcastle, Hartas, Harwood, Holmes, Metcalf, Nowell, Oliver, Pennington, Pollard, Radcliffe, Roebuck, Routh, Smith, Sugden, Sutcliffe, Tordoff, Ventress, Walker, Whitaker, Whiteley, Wilkinson, Wilson All of the Yorkshire Area.

Hi Listers, Is anyone related to Isaac Barraclough, d. 1861, who was the second husband of Sence Cadman, b. 1821, Sheffield? Their children were Martha b.c. 1851, John (b. 1853), and Isaac (b. 1857). Sence appears in the 1881 census as Sence Preswood (3rd husband Wm. Presswood d. 1865) with the three children and a grandchild Annie. I have a later Barraclough who married the son of a Cadman, and I'm trying to straighten out the Cadman line (there are three different versions of the family on the Web and IGI). Sence was the daughter of John, b.c. 1778, Sheffield, silver knife handle maker, according to one of these Websites. "My" Cadman was Caroline, b. Isle of Man 1853, daughter of Henry Cadman, b. 1813, Handsworth, later of Isle of Man and Sheffield. She married Spencer Marsh Smith, and their son Henry Cadman Smith married my ancestor Clara Gertrude Barraclough (she used the name Gertrude Cadman-Smith after she was married). Thanks for any light you can shed on this branch of the family. Mary Lodi, WI, USA

Peter - This is fantastic and obviously looks very close to the mark. My Gran once mentioned she didn't really know her birthday as they were never celebrated in the orphanage - so the chances of the dates being off are very likely. Have no idea how she came up with her birthday... but always wondered if she just picked it (as it's a week after Grandad's and she is not at all Sagittarian like). Ok now... I am not so savvy with all this genea stuff, and am just finding my wings with the online searches... how do I go about ordering the certificates? And what is the FRC - I guess it is some sort of Record Centre, but not one I am familiar with. I know the Manchester Records centre, but that's obviously not it. Would you mind letting me know who I contact and how I go about taking the next step? Sorry, if I appear a dunce. I will go make a hat and sit in the corner with my notes, and promise to be real quiet for a bit. Seriously, thankyou, so much - for taking the time to do this. I realise it must have taken some time, and I really do appreciate it. I will keep my fingers crossed, that they are the ones. I look forward to hearing what I do with this excitement! Nic ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Dauncey" <peter@dauncey54.freeserve.co.uk> To: <BARRACLOUGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2005 9:58 PM Subject: Violet and Stanley > Hi again Kim & Nicki, > > Now that I've looked through the notes I made at the FRC yesterday, I'd > put > money on these two being the ones you want: > > Year, Quarter, Surname, Forenames, MaidenName, District, Vol, Page > 1920, Jun, Barraclough, Stanley, Barraclough, Chorlton, 8c, 1479 > 1922, Mar, Barraclough, Violet M., Barraclough, Chorlton, 8c, 1248 > > If you'd like the details of the other Stanleys (2 Barracloughs, 1 > Barrowcliffe and 1 Barrowclough) just let me know, but I'm optimistic that > if you order birth certificates for these two they will prove to be the > right ones. Chorlton is in the Manchester area, and the middle initial is > right for Violet Miriam. They're just a bit younger than Nicki thought. > > Best wishes, Peter >

Hi again Kim & Nicki, Now that I've looked through the notes I made at the FRC yesterday, I'd put money on these two being the ones you want: Year, Quarter, Surname, Forenames, MaidenName, District, Vol, Page 1920, Jun, Barraclough, Stanley, Barraclough, Chorlton, 8c, 1479 1922, Mar, Barraclough, Violet M., Barraclough, Chorlton, 8c, 1248 If you'd like the details of the other Stanleys (2 Barracloughs, 1 Barrowcliffe and 1 Barrowclough) just let me know, but I'm optimistic that if you order birth certificates for these two they will prove to be the right ones. Chorlton is in the Manchester area, and the middle initial is right for Violet Miriam. They're just a bit younger than Nicki thought. Best wishes, Peter

Hi Kim & Nicki, I looked through the Birth indexes at the FRC today. There was a possible Stanley born in 1916 Q3, and working forward from then until 1922 Q4 there were another 3 or 4 Stanleys including a BARROWCLOUGH and a BARROWCLIFFE. There was only one Violet in these 26 quarters, and she was registered in 1922 Q1. I'll post the details of the Stanleys and Violet later. In due course I will upload to FreeBMD all the BARRACLOUGH births in these quarters, unless the consensus is that I should not do so, as they are relatively recent and quite a few will still be living. Best wishes, Peter

Just when you thought I might have lost interest and were breathing a sigh of relief, I’m back again ready to bore you with more news of the Barraclough’s of the dimmest and most distant past. I have been having a rest from genealogy since the middle of June last year, caused by holidays, Christmas and the Borthwick Institute being closed from June until January. I was visiting the Borthwick Institute recently, which has only re-opened earlier this month in a brand new building on the York University Campus. Not much to report on the Barraclough’s except that I found some more references to Wills dating from around 1500. These names were interesting: - Joan Baroclogh (Roger’s widow) and Margaret Baroclowth (sounds a bit posh to me, being a Yorkshireman) alias Creswall. I am hoping to update the list of Wills on my website with new additions and corrections soon. Perhaps someone can help me. I have found the Parish Registers for Halifax Parish Church, I’ve only made cursory inspections so far, from 1600 to 1800 on microfiche virtually unreadable. The Bishop’s Transcripts, on microfilm, seem to be easier to read but so far the only copies I have seen are in York. The original Registers are archived at Wakefield, but the archivists there are reluctant to allow the public access. The IGI seems to be a waste of time for this periodmpla Southowramerholme of Stansfieldn abode. The Halifax Parish is so large geographically that it is essential as their entries appear to be hit and miss, unreliable and lacking an abode. The Halifax Parish is so large geographically that it is essential to know if someone is from Halifax, Hipperholme, Shelf, Northowram, Southowram, Heptonstall etc, etc. Does anyone know where there is another copy of the Bishop’s Transcripts closer to Birstall than York? Whilst on the subject of the Halifax Parish Registers someone has recently (almost) completed an excellent transcript covering the years 1694 to 1725. This is still in manuscript form and is available for reference at the Wakefield Archives. I have started working through it and will update my on-line database as and when. Needless to say it contains lots of ‘new’ events not available on the IGI, or anywhere else for that matter. Jeff Sutcliffe http://www.btinternet.com/~jeff.sutcliffe Researching Ambler, Baker, Barraclough, Bates, Booth, Broadbent, Brook, Brown, Chadwick, Collins, Coning, Crowther, Fearnley, Hanson, Hardcastle, Hartas, Harwood, Holmes, Metcalf, Nowell, Oliver, Pennington, Pollard, Radcliffe, Roebuck, Routh, Smith, Sugden, Sutcliffe, Tordoff, Ventress, Walker, Whitaker, Whiteley, Wilkinson, Wilson All of the Yorkshire Area.

Hello listers, I am hoping someone will be able to tell me more about Samuel and Amelia Barraclough found in the 1881 Drighlington census, RG11, 4430/61. They were living at 7 Barraclough Buildings and it says Samuel was born in Birstal and was the Registrar of Births and Deaths and that Amelia was born in Kirkhammester. Samuel and his wife's ages are given as 74 and 50 respectively, so no children listed with them, and with the age difference, it seems like Amelia could possibly be a 2nd wife. At one time we thought my ancestor, Richard Huntington, was married to a Barraclough, but it was recently proved otherwise. However, in the 1881 I did find Richard Huntington and his wife Charlotte Elizabeth Robinson living at 6 Barraclough Buildings, right next door to Samuel and Amelia Barraclough. Now I can't help wonder if there is still some kind of Barraclough connection - such as, could Charlotte's mother be a Barraclough??? I looked for marriages between Robinsons and Barraclough and I did come across one in the I.G.I. submitted by a member of the LDS church. The entry was for a Thomas Robinson who married Mary Barraclough on 7 Aug 1809 at Pontefract, Yorkshire, England, but as yet, I can't find their actual marriage record. Can anyone help me figure out this mystery? Does my line really does connect with the Barracloughs or should I just consider them neighbors and get on with my research? This looks like such a great site, so I'd love to be able to join in the fun! I'd be grateful for any help or suggestions. Sherry