This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Broyles,Adkins,Barfield,McMahan,Clark,Pell,DuPerrieu,Council,Miles Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IOG.2ACIB/240 Message Board Post: Looking for info about children of Louis H. Broyles and Hulda J. Harper, 1880 census Ky. states parents of 9 children, one of interest; John B. Broyles, age 25, bn. 1855. any help much appreciated, Thanks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IOG.2ACIB/239 Message Board Post: Looking Broyles Family connection and marriage between J W Broyles and Olive (Ollie) Adkins bn. 1896. Adkins family states they lived in Louisville,Ky. during marriage. Olive is dua. of Alvin A. Adkins and Annie McMahan of Paducah,Ky. thanks for help

Found this site just tonight. It behooves every computer user to read all the information here, and find out all about HOAXES. It will save us lots of heartbreak if we find out the who, why, etc., of these dastardly emails. URL -- http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org/ SgtGeorge

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IOG.2ACIB/237.1 Message Board Post: E mail me I have information on the Broyles and East families from Lincoln Co Mo

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Broyles, Hill, Borghardt, Burkhart, Hoggatt, Fear, Copper, Dunbar, O'Niel, Gould,Teeter, Owen, Pruitt, Davis, Ratliff,Zentz, Wilson,Pierce,Younger, Cosby Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IOG.2ACIB/238 Message Board Post: I am the GGranddaughter of Naomi Elizabeth Broyles b.Oct.21,1846 Milford, Mo., daughter of Ira David and Mariah Broyles. Married Carl Frederick Borghardt June 4,1868 Lamar, MO. They are both buried in El Dorado Springs, Mo. Now I am looking for the decendants of their 8 children. My Grandfather's birth name was Frederick John Borghardt b. 1875 but he changed it to John Fred Burkhart, he lived in Iowa, California, Idaho and Utah where he died at the age of 93 buried in Iowa. The other 7 children are Caralina (Lena)b.1868 m. Fear d.1958, Christian b.1871 d. New Mexico, George b. 1872 d. 1959 Globe, Arizona, Mary b. 1878 m,Eddie Hoggatt Nov 1899 Greenwood Co.,Kansas d. Los Angeles, CA. child Velva Marie b. 1903 m. O'Neil d. 1987 Santa Cruz, Ca., Charles Albert 1880 d. 1959 Kansas City, MO.,James 1887 (Twin) d. 1960 Springfield, MO. and Twin Margaret b.1887 d. 1941 Los Angeles, CA. Now if you are doing genealogy on any of these family members I would love to hear from you.

Seasons Greetings: This is just a note to say Merry Christmas and Seasons Greetings to all in one little e-mail. To some of you, we have had the privileged of speaking to personally, and others this is the only way that we have ever said...Howdy! Yes we are still alive and have not found a hole 6' under. And yes we are still looking for those missing links, some of which we are closer today in finding than last year. May this find all in good health with the love of their families still supporting them as we continue in our searching. God Bless Jimmie R. Daves Waitsburg, WA

Folks, Ancestry/Rootsweb has restored the Archives for our Mailing Lists. I don't know if any of you were aware of it, but there had been no archiving since September. You may now go to the Archive site and see all past posts to these Lists. Here are the URLs for the Lists I manage: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/barrel-racing http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/briles http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/brill http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/broyles http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/cft-win http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/cullop http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/durman http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/germanna_colonies http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/lovette http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/mcquilkin http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/rupp http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/wilhite http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/wilhoit (If you want to search other Archives, and know the name of the List, you can go here and type in the name of the List, or search for it: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/) Just go to the appropriate URL and look down the list of month/year. Click on the one you want and you'll get a screen showing all the posts for that month/year. I suggest that you put check marks in the "Order with Names" and "Order with Dates". That will let you see the poster of the emails and the dates. You can also choose "Chronological" or "Threaded". The first shows all messages in a strict chronological order, the second groups them together when replies have been sent to original emails. Enjoy, SgtGeorge George W. Durman Listowner

Sgt George, You are absolutely right about that. I have NO PROOF that James Graham was a Scot, only that mention has been made in some research they were SUPPOSEDLY Scots. This family came through Guilford Co. North Carolina according to a pension file of a son Charles, but no one can find anything in Guilford Co. North Carolina. As I'm looking through some of the Germanna family notes etc I am beginning to see the name Graham and really makes me start to wonder now, especially since he was residing in the Broylesville community among all of these Germanna families. I don't believe I've ever seen any reference to the Gluck/Click's being Dutch. Maybe they're referring to the Pennsylvania Dutch, you know how easily this gets confused. Ours came out of the Palatinate area of Dannstadt, Ludwigshafen, Germany. I discovered the area where we lived is just a short distance south of where the Lotspeich family was from in Frankenthal. Carolyn

I have seen some emails lately that said that the GLUCK/CLICK family was not German, but Dutch. I think this is a mistake. Some southern Germany-Austrian families DID first move to the Netherlands, then to America. But, they were not Dutch - they were still German. As to the GRAHAM family, that you state is Scots, I would likewise wonder if they were, in fact, Scots. If you have documented proof that they were, then there is no argument. But, if going only on the name, and "guessing" its origin, I would be very careful. I would be very wary about the origin without proof. SgtGeorge At 12/09/2001 12:22 PM Sunday, Atsissie1@aol.com wrote: *********START OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT********* >I just put up a database at rootsweb for the family of James Graham, >Sr & >Sarah Broyles?. I am of course not finished (if I ever will be), but >have a >real good start documenting this family. James lived in the >Broylesville >community of Washington county in the early years and then got a >land grant >in Greene county and lived very close to the Washington Co line in >the later >years at the mouth of Horse Creek on the Nolichucky River. His land >was >adjacent to the land of Martin Click, Sr in Greene Co. Martin is the >son of >Lewis Click. He wrote his will in 1813 naming all of his children. > >I made this discovery while I was researching to find our old Click >(Gluck) >family in >Washington County and was just totally amazed that my 4th great >grandfather, >Lewis Click was living here. I knew his land was adjacent to that of >James >Graham as it was mentioned in our deeds consistently, but had never >really >taken a look at it. No one in our family had ever plotted exactly >where >Lewis lived just that he lived in Washington Co on a branch of >Little >Limestone Creek. After tracking it through the deeds I did in fact >find the >farm located 1/2 mile from Broylesville community. James Graham's >land I >believe was located right behind the Mercantile store in >Broylesville. > >There has been speculation that his wife Sarah was a Broyles. Here >in the >location of Broylesville, I find him a Scot & my 4th great >grandfather Lewis >Click, a German, living next door to each other among all of these >families >Broyles & related families from the Madison & Culpeper Co of >Virginia etc >that have married into the two families. They both are living right >in the >heart of all of these Broylesville families and seems very strange >if we >weren't related in some way. We all know that they traveled >together, and >most of the first families of Tennessee had had prior connections >before >arriving in Tenn. > >Another strange connection to the same families, is my 2nd great >grandfather >William Columbus Click married my 2nd great grandmother, Phoebe >Gray. Her >mother was Nancy Campbell, who's parents were Elias Campbell & >Elizabeth >Yowell, also Culpeper & Madison Co. Virginia families. Elizabeth >Yowell's >father Christopher Yowell, Jr had a sister also Elizabeth Yowell & >she >married Jacob Broyles, the son of Jacob Broyles & Mary Catherine >Fleischmann. >Most of the Broyles families that seem to be interacting with our >family are >the descendants from this line of the Broyles family. They usually >always >point back to this line. The Graham & Click families are always >living in the >same area's on a regular basis with members of this line of the >Broyles >family both in Washington & Greene county. I have 28 Broyles >marriages in our >Click family lines. > >A few years ago a gentlemen from the Graham descendants was >contacted by a >Broyles researcher who believed that Sarah was a Broyles, the wife >of James >Graham, Sr. What his theory was based on I'm not quite sure as I yet >have not >been able to make contact or obtain the name of that person who >thought this >was the case. It does seem rather strange that our two families were >living >among these other families if we were not connected in some way. >There is >just entirely too much interaction between them. > >If anyone should run across anything in their files pertaining to >the >families of the Graham's or Click's interaction with the Broyles >family, >please contact me. > >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET& >db=ruthgraham&id=I65364 > >Carolyn Whitaker > > > >==== BROYLES Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from BROYLES, send an e-mail message to: > BROYLES-L-request@rootsweb.com (for individual messages) > BROYLES-D-request@rootsweb.com (for Digest mode) >Subject: unsubscribe >In the body include only one word: unsubscribe >(Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command) > >============================== >Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the >#1 >Source for Family History Online. Go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=702&sourceid=1237 **********END OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT**********

In Keiths' book there are around 25 Clicks and 19 Grahams' Atsissie1@aol.com wrote: > > I just put up a database at rootsweb for the family of James Graham, Sr & > Sarah Broyles?. I am of course not finished (if I ever will be), but have a > real good start documenting this family. James lived in the Broylesville > community of Washington county in the early years and then got a land grant > in Greene county and lived very close to the Washington Co line in the later > years at the mouth of Horse Creek on the Nolichucky River. His land was > adjacent to the land of Martin Click, Sr in Greene Co. Martin is the son of > Lewis Click. He wrote his will in 1813 naming all of his children. > > I made this discovery while I was researching to find our old Click (Gluck) > family in > Washington County and was just totally amazed that my 4th great grandfather, > Lewis Click was living here. I knew his land was adjacent to that of James > Graham as it was mentioned in our deeds consistently, but had never really > taken a look at it. No one in our family had ever plotted exactly where > Lewis lived just that he lived in Washington Co on a branch of Little > Limestone Creek. After tracking it through the deeds I did in fact find the > farm located 1/2 mile from Broylesville community. James Graham's land I > believe was located right behind the Mercantile store in Broylesville. > > There has been speculation that his wife Sarah was a Broyles. Here in the > location of Broylesville, I find him a Scot & my 4th great grandfather Lewis > Click, a German, living next door to each other among all of these families > Broyles & related families from the Madison & Culpeper Co of Virginia etc > that have married into the two families. They both are living right in the > heart of all of these Broylesville families and seems very strange if we > weren't related in some way. We all know that they traveled together, and > most of the first families of Tennessee had had prior connections before > arriving in Tenn. > > Another strange connection to the same families, is my 2nd great grandfather > William Columbus Click married my 2nd great grandmother, Phoebe Gray. Her > mother was Nancy Campbell, who's parents were Elias Campbell & Elizabeth > Yowell, also Culpeper & Madison Co. Virginia families. Elizabeth Yowell's > father Christopher Yowell, Jr had a sister also Elizabeth Yowell & she > married Jacob Broyles, the son of Jacob Broyles & Mary Catherine Fleischmann. > Most of the Broyles families that seem to be interacting with our family are > the descendants from this line of the Broyles family. They usually always > point back to this line. The Graham & Click families are always living in the > same area's on a regular basis with members of this line of the Broyles > family both in Washington & Greene county. I have 28 Broyles marriages in our > Click family lines. > > A few years ago a gentlemen from the Graham descendants was contacted by a > Broyles researcher who believed that Sarah was a Broyles, the wife of James > Graham, Sr. What his theory was based on I'm not quite sure as I yet have not > been able to make contact or obtain the name of that person who thought this > was the case. It does seem rather strange that our two families were living > among these other families if we were not connected in some way. There is > just entirely too much interaction between them. > > If anyone should run across anything in their files pertaining to the > families of the Graham's or Click's interaction with the Broyles family, > please contact me. > > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET& > db=ruthgraham&id=I65364 > > Carolyn Whitaker > > ==== BROYLES Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from BROYLES, send an e-mail message to: > BROYLES-L-request@rootsweb.com (for individual messages) > BROYLES-D-request@rootsweb.com (for Digest mode) > Subject: unsubscribe > In the body include only one word: unsubscribe > (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command) > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=702&sourceid=1237

I just put up a database at rootsweb for the family of James Graham, Sr & Sarah Broyles?. I am of course not finished (if I ever will be), but have a real good start documenting this family. James lived in the Broylesville community of Washington county in the early years and then got a land grant in Greene county and lived very close to the Washington Co line in the later years at the mouth of Horse Creek on the Nolichucky River. His land was adjacent to the land of Martin Click, Sr in Greene Co. Martin is the son of Lewis Click. He wrote his will in 1813 naming all of his children. I made this discovery while I was researching to find our old Click (Gluck) family in Washington County and was just totally amazed that my 4th great grandfather, Lewis Click was living here. I knew his land was adjacent to that of James Graham as it was mentioned in our deeds consistently, but had never really taken a look at it. No one in our family had ever plotted exactly where Lewis lived just that he lived in Washington Co on a branch of Little Limestone Creek. After tracking it through the deeds I did in fact find the farm located 1/2 mile from Broylesville community. James Graham's land I believe was located right behind the Mercantile store in Broylesville. There has been speculation that his wife Sarah was a Broyles. Here in the location of Broylesville, I find him a Scot & my 4th great grandfather Lewis Click, a German, living next door to each other among all of these families Broyles & related families from the Madison & Culpeper Co of Virginia etc that have married into the two families. They both are living right in the heart of all of these Broylesville families and seems very strange if we weren't related in some way. We all know that they traveled together, and most of the first families of Tennessee had had prior connections before arriving in Tenn. Another strange connection to the same families, is my 2nd great grandfather William Columbus Click married my 2nd great grandmother, Phoebe Gray. Her mother was Nancy Campbell, who's parents were Elias Campbell & Elizabeth Yowell, also Culpeper & Madison Co. Virginia families. Elizabeth Yowell's father Christopher Yowell, Jr had a sister also Elizabeth Yowell & she married Jacob Broyles, the son of Jacob Broyles & Mary Catherine Fleischmann. Most of the Broyles families that seem to be interacting with our family are the descendants from this line of the Broyles family. They usually always point back to this line. The Graham & Click families are always living in the same area's on a regular basis with members of this line of the Broyles family both in Washington & Greene county. I have 28 Broyles marriages in our Click family lines. A few years ago a gentlemen from the Graham descendants was contacted by a Broyles researcher who believed that Sarah was a Broyles, the wife of James Graham, Sr. What his theory was based on I'm not quite sure as I yet have not been able to make contact or obtain the name of that person who thought this was the case. It does seem rather strange that our two families were living among these other families if we were not connected in some way. There is just entirely too much interaction between them. If anyone should run across anything in their files pertaining to the families of the Graham's or Click's interaction with the Broyles family, please contact me. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET& db=ruthgraham&id=I65364 Carolyn Whitaker

Just in case any of you haven't heard of the latest infection, the "Goner Screen Saver", please read the following. Of course, most of you already know not to open attachments to emails, BUT..... just in case some of you are "newbies", you should read and heed the warning. (PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS ON THE LIST. IF YOU NEED TO DISCUSS IT, EMAIL ME PRIVATELY. THANKS) Regards, SgtGeorge George W. Durman Listowner = = = = = = = = = = = For those of you who may have been hit by the W32/Goner.A "Screen Saver" worm, at the end of this message are some recommended actions and websites that may be able to assist. SA Jane B. Marazzo FBI Philadelphia 215-418-4411 InfraGard Philadelphia Chapter National: http://www.nipc.gov/ ALERT 01-029.1 "VBS/Mass-Mailing Worm, W32/Goner.A" December 05, 2001 [Updates to NIPC Alert 01-029 are included] The National Infrastructure Protection Center (NIPC) continues to monitor a mass-mailing worm called W32/Goner.A. This is a very fast-spreading mass-mailing worm that appears to take advantage of Visual Basic Scripting built into Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express (Windows-based), then propagates using e-mail and an online instant messenger (ICQ.) Developing information continues to indicate that this worm mails itself to all addresses within the infected computer's Outlook or Outlook Express address book, sets itself as a server process so it does not show up in the task manager, and deletes the anti-virus definitions from many common anti-virus products. It also searches out and terminates many commercial anti-virus software and firewall product processes. The E-Mail sent, to date, is always the same: Subject: Hi Attachment: gone.scr Message text: "How are you? When I saw this screen saver, I immediately thought about you I am in a harry[sic], I promise you will love it! " Goner spreads itself via ICQ's online instant messaging program client using the library file ICQMAPI.DLL. Goner copies that DLL from the directory C:\PROGRAM FILES\ICQ\ to the Windows system directory. Goner then sends itself to all on-line users (regardless of mode) from an internal list of online users, via ICQ file transfer. Goner also answers to requests from other users requesting file transfers. In order to hide its presence and actions, Goner does several things within the system. First, Goner sets itself up as a server process so it does not show up in the task manager as a running program. It then writes itself to the Windows registry so the worm is restarted upon reboot. Goner then searches out and terminates processes from many commercial anti-virus software packages and many commercial firewall products, including those for personal use. This renders the anti-virus software and firewall software temporarily useless, however infected users may still believe they are protected. Recommended Actions: Update virus definitions and scan for presence of the worm. Ensure virus definitions include the signature for Goner or request definition updates from your technical support personnel. Most major anti-virus companies have provided new definition files for this virus. If your definition file pre-dates 4 December 2001, it is not current. Older definitions do not alert on this worm. For individual users: Consider deleting unexpected e-mails that contain file attachments without opening them. Exercise particular caution with respect to e-mails that contain attachments that end in .exe, .vbs, .bat, .scr, and .pif. Consider turning off all script and scripting within the e-mail client security settings. Consider upgrading your e-mail client. Outlook 2002 has many security features enabled by default that would block propagation of Goner and certain other mass mailing e-mail worms. These actions may help protect you against this worm and many other mass-mailingmalware products in the wild today. For Corporate users and system administrators: Consider blocking ICQ traffic during an infection to block further propagation. ICQ client-to-server communication is conducted over TCP port 5190. Consider blocking all messages that have attachments with extensions mentioned above. NIPC recommends having a virus checker at the mail server point that scans all incoming and outgoing messages for malicious code, as well as blocking executable file extensions. The anti-virus software industry is aware of Goner and is providing signature files to download to detect and remove it from infected hosts. Full descriptions and removal instructions are located at the following anti-virus Web sites: F-Secure Corp. http://www.f-secure.com/v-descs/goner.shtml Network Associates Inc./McAfee.com <http://vil.mcafee.com/dispVirus.asp?virus_k=99272&> Symantec Corp. <http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.goner.a@mm.html> Trend Micro Inc. <http://www.antivirus.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=WORM_GONE.A> As always, the NIPC encourages computer users to keep anti-virus and systems software current by frequently checking vendor web sites for updates, and routinely checking for alerts issued by the NIPC, FedCIRC, CERT/CC, and similar organizations. The NIPC encourages recipients of this alert to report computer intrusions to their local FBI office http://www.fbi.gov/contact/fo/fo.htm or the NIPC, and to other appropriate authorities. Recipients may report incidents online at http://www.nipc.gov/incident/cirr.htm, and can reach the NIPC Watch and Warning Unit at (202) 323-3205, 1-888-585-9078 or nipc.watch@fbi.gov.

I had some of those last week myself. Hopefully my virus program took care of them. ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

Yes, it just happened, my computer is going berserk. It sends an x rated story to everyone in your address book. It was sent by Arsa, and another one by Bob. Beware folks! Mary Ann M

This is a follow-up to yesterday's email about this new dastardly virus. (I'm also sending BCC: copies to several Lists which I do not manage.) It is called "W32/BadTrans.b@MM". It is quite different from the original "W32/BadTrans@MM" virus. First, here's how it works. When a user becomes infected, the next time he/she reboots the computer, the virus goes through the user's email program and looks for unread emails in all the mailboxes. It picks some of these, makes a reply to them, and sends itself. Here's the kicker. It uses the infected persons email address as the sender, BUT it adds "_" (underscore) before the real address. The subject line will probably have nothing but "RE:" (nothing else). (In a few of the emails I have received, there WERE subject lines, so you really can't count on seeing only RE:.) The body of the email will be completely blank. There are no attachments, so there is nothing to click. The virus is embedded in the body, with cute code to hide it; the recipient never sees anything but a totally blank message. (I'm adding this after I finished the email. I just discovered a problem when searching for FROM: addresses that start with <_. There is a problem with people who have their email program set to show both their name and email address in the FROM: header. If such a person is infected, mail from him/her will show, in the header, something like the following: "John Doe" <_johndoe@wherever.com> The FROM: element in the header you see before you open the email will show only "John Doe". That's a problem. Either set up a filter to divert infected emails to a separate mailbox, or make sure your system is COMPLETELY protected before you open or preview any more emails.) In addition, the virus tries to dig through the infected person's computer and send email addresses, credit card numbers, bank account numbers, passwords, etc., back to the writer of the virus. Anyone using OUTLOOK (not Outlook Express) will infect his/her computer if he/she merely OPENS (reads) or PREVIEWS the email. The email has no attachment to click to activate it; it is activated by opening it, by the hidden HTML code in the email. Again, the virus makes use of the ms01-027 exploit, which means that the virus can execute on READING or PREVIEWING the email from within OutLook - it is not necessary to double click on any attachment, since the email contains no TEXT or ATTACHMENT. The virus is EMBEDDED in the body, but formatted NOT to appear, thus you get a completely blank message if you WERE to open it, which would mean you are already infected when you open the email, IF you haven't done all the following: 1) Installed an Anti-Virus (AV) program; 2) Kept it updated with the latest data files; 3) Have your AV program configured properly to detect email viruses; 4) Downloaded and installed the MS patches for MSIE 5.01 and 5.5. The patch to fix this exploit has been available from Microsoft since May 16, 2001 !!!!!!!!!! Where to read the Microsoft Bulletin MS01-027, dated May 16, 2001, and links for downloading the patch for MSIE 5.01 and 5.5: <http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/security/bulletin/MS01-027.asp> Where to read about the W32/BadTrans.b@MM Virus: <http://www.mcafee.com/anti-virus/viruses/badtrans/default.asp?cid=2607> <http://www.messagelabs.com/viruseye/report.asp?id=86> Evidently, MSIE 6.0 is not affected, since all the patches for 5.01 and 5.5 were incorporated into it. But, to be sure, make sure you go to the Windows Update page and check to see which patches your system needs. <http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com/> I have seen emails on some of the Lists to which I subscribe, where obstinate users absolutely refuse to install an Anti-Virus (AV) program. They claim they are intelligent and experienced enough to never become infected. NOT SO !!!!! This latest atrocity is being spread by some of these "superior" users. What users without AV programs don't under- stand is that they are doing all the rest of us hundreds of million users a great disservice. I'm tired of downloading dozens of messages every day containing this virus (and others). Someone else will have to provide the information for Norton and other AV programs, but here is what I know about McAfee: You must have version 4.x or later installed; You must be using the 4.0.70 or later engine; You must be using the 4172 or later data file; You must correctly configure McAfee to catch viruses in emails and downloaded files. Furthermore, IF you are using Outlook (not Outlook Express): You MUST not open suspicious emails, or preview them; You must look at the From: header; if it has an address similar to this, <_someone@somewhere.com>, DON'T open it; all the addresses of the infected persons will be real, except they will have the _ (underscore) in from of them. If you open or preview an infected message in Outlook, it's too late! You're already infected! One further thing. If you DO use an AV program, it is imperative that you check for updates often -- at least daily, and, with these souped-up virus versions starting to come out, 2-3 times a day wouldn't hurt. I was lucky. I used the McAfee utility to check for updates and downloaded the latest data file just hours before I started receiving the first bunch of infected emails. Many were not so lucky. Addition for Eudora users: Set up a filter that looks for <_ in any header; set it to transfer all such emails to a special folder (such as Infected-Email); make sure you also select "Skip Rest" in the second Action box; then move this filter to the very top of your filters. SgtGeorge George W. Durman

Will everyone on these Lists please check your computer for viruses. Someone has started another round of the Snow White Virus and it is impossible to tell from whom it was sent, other than the emails I received came from someone using "@worldnet.att.net". PLEASE, I ask everyone again -- if you don't have an Anti-Virus program, GET ONE; if you have one by have not kept it up to date with the latest data files, UPDATE NOW; and if you have one and it's up to date, CONFIGURE IT PROPERLY to catch email and attachments that contain infections. Also, there is a new deadly strain of the W32/BadTrans@MM virus making its rounds. It was rewritten by some miscreant and doesn't even show up in your email as an attachment! It arrives in email that has nothing in the body; since this virus uses email from you sitting on someone's computer, it will show a subject of something you have sent previously -- DO NOT BE FOOLED INTO OPENING IT! With the W32/BadTrans@MM virus, the From: address shows the true address of the infected person, but a "_" (underscore) is placed in front of the name. So, look from email from addresses with this underscore as the first character. Don't OPEN such emails; delete them immediately! I normally don't like to see virus warnings on these Lists, but these new attacks are so dangerous I feel everyone needs to be advised. Regards, SgtGeorge George W. Durman Listowner

Folks, just a short note to tell you about the new variation of the "W32/BadTrans@MM" virus. If you receive an email with or without a subject line (it may contain only RE:), and absolutely nothing in the body, DO NOT open it! If you have an Anti-Virus program, keep it updated, and have it configured correctly, it will catch the attached virus at download. No matter what the subject line, if the body is blank, delete the email immediately. George W. Durman Listowner

Hi Tia, I don't know what messages you are talking about but I'm descended from Hans Jacob (Breyal) Broyles (twin) and Mary Catherine Fleshman too. Through their son Cyrus "Caesar" Broyles who married Mary Wilhoit. Cyrus' son Tobias (Broyles) Briles was my 4th great grandfather. Tobias spelled his last name Briles after he moved to Indiana. Beverly ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gil Carrick" <gilcarrick@home.com> To: <BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 22, 2001 10:36 PM Subject: RE: [BROYLES] Re: german heritage > OK. We have a link, but who was the originator of this message? I am > also descended from Hans Jacob Broyles & Mary Catherine Fleischmann > (although I did not have it spelled that way. There are a couple of > hundred messages there & I cound't figure out the sender. Anybody able > to claim this line or point me to the originator? > > TIA, > > Gil > > mailto:gilcarrick@home.com > web page: http://www.members.home.net/gilcarrick/ > Gil Carrick, 1012 Portofino Dr., Arlington, TX, 76012 >

tWO OF jACOB'S DAUGHTER MD. AROUND 1750. Catherine md. John wayland and Elizabeth md. Conrad Wilhite. Atsissie1@aol.com wrote: > > Today I took a drive to find my CLICK/GLUCK (German family) family farm in > Washington Co, Tennessee, which I have discovered is located 1/2 mile east > from Broylesville. My family had lived in that same area on 240 acres of land > since at least 1787 that I know of. Our land was adjacent to James Graham, Sr > who died in 1813. I found some research that indicated his wife may have > been Sarah Broyles. I believe my 3rd great grandmother Ruth is James and > Sarah's daughter. Sarah apparently lived to be around 110 years of age, and > the best I can calculate her birth year is approx 1740/50. > > My family has consistently lived neighbors in the early years in Washington > Co. & then in Greene Co. to the families of Conrod Willhoit, Nicholas, > Mathias, Abraham, & Michael Broyles,Solomon Yeager, & Adam Gann. Our Click > family has 28 Broyles marriages and a few in the Willhoit family, and some in > the Gann family all the way through Washington, Greene, & Cocke counties. > > Our Click's are from Shenandoah Co. Virginia and came down about 1785 and > believe they may have first been in Greene county & then moved over to > Washington abt 1787. With the loss of some of the tax lists I can't determine > for sure which county first. A couple of the boys, Martin & Malachi Click, > lived in Greene county and owned land in the Middle Creek & Horse Creek > areas. The Middle Creek area is at the corner of the Hermon Church. > > The question I had to ask myself today was WHY were they living amongst all > of these inter-related families and WHY did they pick this particular > location in which to live. The usual reasons were family. > > My 2nd great grandmother was a Gray who married a Click, and from Culpeper > and Madison Co. Virginia. Her grandmother was ElizabethYOWELL who married > Elias Campbell & Elizabeth is dtr of Christopher YOWELL, Jr. Christopher's > sister Elizabeth is who married Jacob Broyles, son of Jacob Broyles & Mary > Catherine Fleischmann. > > No one has ever known the name of the wife of our Ludwig Henrich Gluck aka > Lewis Henry Click who settled here. And I find it VERY STRANGE that here he > is living amongst all of these German families if we weren't related somehow, > cause I know he didn't come by himself. > > I checked the database for the Broyles families and can't seem to find a > Sarah that fits into the timeframe, but I did find a suspected daughter Mary, > who was a daughter of Jacob Broyles & Mary Fleischmann born abt 1748. And > here is Sarah Graham living among the children of Jacob & Mary. And of course > we have no marriage records. I discovered the Washington co courthouse had a > fire in 1838 and suspect they must have lost some marriage records, cause I > do have a few from the early records of our Click's. > > Another strange thing I find is that members of our family belonged to > Cherokee Baptist church and here they are living amongst Presbyterians. > > Another thing of interest is that I believe some of the Yeager's made > pottery. Some members of our family in Greene county made pottery, and we > suspect that it was carried with our family from Germany due to the type of > pottery they made. So I find it rather coincidental that we are living near > Solomon Yeager. > > If anyone could shed any light on my Sarah Broyles? Graham I would be forever > grateful. I just can't believe there isn't a connection to some of these > families somehow. Thanks for any help. I'll be at the reunion this year, was > in the process of moving in Sept & couldn't come. > > Carolyn Whitaker > Greene Co. Tenn > > ==== BROYLES Mailing List ==== > You can contact the List Manager at: > georgedurman@home.com > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=702&sourceid=1237

Today I took a drive to find my CLICK/GLUCK (German family) family farm in Washington Co, Tennessee, which I have discovered is located 1/2 mile east from Broylesville. My family had lived in that same area on 240 acres of land since at least 1787 that I know of. Our land was adjacent to James Graham, Sr who died in 1813. I found some research that indicated his wife may have been Sarah Broyles. I believe my 3rd great grandmother Ruth is James and Sarah's daughter. Sarah apparently lived to be around 110 years of age, and the best I can calculate her birth year is approx 1740/50. My family has consistently lived neighbors in the early years in Washington Co. & then in Greene Co. to the families of Conrod Willhoit, Nicholas, Mathias, Abraham, & Michael Broyles,Solomon Yeager, & Adam Gann. Our Click family has 28 Broyles marriages and a few in the Willhoit family, and some in the Gann family all the way through Washington, Greene, & Cocke counties. Our Click's are from Shenandoah Co. Virginia and came down about 1785 and believe they may have first been in Greene county & then moved over to Washington abt 1787. With the loss of some of the tax lists I can't determine for sure which county first. A couple of the boys, Martin & Malachi Click, lived in Greene county and owned land in the Middle Creek & Horse Creek areas. The Middle Creek area is at the corner of the Hermon Church. The question I had to ask myself today was WHY were they living amongst all of these inter-related families and WHY did they pick this particular location in which to live. The usual reasons were family. My 2nd great grandmother was a Gray who married a Click, and from Culpeper and Madison Co. Virginia. Her grandmother was ElizabethYOWELL who married Elias Campbell & Elizabeth is dtr of Christopher YOWELL, Jr. Christopher's sister Elizabeth is who married Jacob Broyles, son of Jacob Broyles & Mary Catherine Fleischmann. No one has ever known the name of the wife of our Ludwig Henrich Gluck aka Lewis Henry Click who settled here. And I find it VERY STRANGE that here he is living amongst all of these German families if we weren't related somehow, cause I know he didn't come by himself. I checked the database for the Broyles families and can't seem to find a Sarah that fits into the timeframe, but I did find a suspected daughter Mary, who was a daughter of Jacob Broyles & Mary Fleischmann born abt 1748. And here is Sarah Graham living among the children of Jacob & Mary. And of course we have no marriage records. I discovered the Washington co courthouse had a fire in 1838 and suspect they must have lost some marriage records, cause I do have a few from the early records of our Click's. Another strange thing I find is that members of our family belonged to Cherokee Baptist church and here they are living amongst Presbyterians. Another thing of interest is that I believe some of the Yeager's made pottery. Some members of our family in Greene county made pottery, and we suspect that it was carried with our family from Germany due to the type of pottery they made. So I find it rather coincidental that we are living near Solomon Yeager. If anyone could shed any light on my Sarah Broyles? Graham I would be forever grateful. I just can't believe there isn't a connection to some of these families somehow. Thanks for any help. I'll be at the reunion this year, was in the process of moving in Sept & couldn't come. Carolyn Whitaker Greene Co. Tenn