To all:- Happy Thanksgiving to all who celebrate a special family holiday tomorrow -- however, some of us observe two Thanksgivings -- one Canadian, one American. As families gather and remember other family members, this is a great opportunity to obtain signatures to PROVE that we, as Canadians and others with Canadian roots, would like Prime Minister Jean Chretien to present all of us with the Post-1901 census records as a lasting legacy. Petitions continue to arrive daily and by Friday, I should have sufficient to tabulate for Senator Lorna Milne. As you prepare the turkey and pumpkin pies, prepare the petitions for all family members to sign. Downloadable from http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Petition.htm Canadians and Snowbirds with Canadian permanent addresses use the House of Commons and Senate petitions, in either language. Non-Canadians, from any country, use the Non-Resident. Please do not mix American and Canadian addresses -- this has happened before and I have to make a choice and mark off ones that were mixed in. Sorry -- I tried to draw a turkey that would pass Rootsweb!! A bit more practice -- might succeed by Christmas!! Happy signing!!! Senator Lorna Milne and Murray Calder need this type of PROOF!! Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Brampton, ON -- formerly Liverpool, NS & Boston, MA http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~downhome/1906census.html http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~downhome/committee.html --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.423 / Virus Database: 238 - Release Date: 11/25/02

Hello list, I just checked the list archives, and found this message http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS/2002-11/1036874736 In answer to it, there is a little book out by Marion Gilroy, Publicc Archives of Nova Scotia - titled Loyalists and Land Settlement, it shows on page 8 under land grants for Annapolis County: BOLTENHOUSE, Bedford, 100 acres at Wimot Ts., 1785. Another thing, dear new listowner (administrator), please change that particular tagline, and insert your e-mail addy in place of mine. Thanks John Merz.

Thank you, John. Every little bit of information helps. Thanks again. Shirley ----- Original Message ----- From: "John H.Merz" <hessian@cogeco.ca> To: <CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 8:47 PM Subject: Re [ANNAPOLIS] Land Grant - Boultenhouse > Hello list, > > I just checked the list archives, and found this message > > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS/2002-11/1036874736 > > In answer to it, there is a little book out by Marion Gilroy, > Publicc Archives of Nova Scotia - titled > Loyalists and Land Settlement, > it shows on page 8 under land grants for Annapolis County: > BOLTENHOUSE, Bedford, 100 acres at Wimot Ts., 1785. > > Another thing, dear new listowner (administrator), please change > that particular tagline, and insert your e-mail addy in place of mine. > > Thanks > John Merz. <snip>

To all desirous of 1911 Census Records!!! Before we began this "fight" to obtain the release of 1906 and 1911 census records, I found these as a basis of my genealogical research -- incomplete church records could often be corrected by peering at microfiche -- last available one is 1901!! SIGNATURES on Petitions are the only PROOF we are able to offer that WE need and want the 1906 and 1911 census records released for YOUR research -- and for mine! Let's fill Senator Lorna Milne's briefcase next weekend -- I deliver them to her -- Sen. Milne takes them to Ottawa! Please DO NOT give to another Senator -- we like playing "the numbers game" -- looking for many more signatures! Muriel M. Davidson - on behalf of Senator Lorna Milne. ========================= POST-1901 PETITIONS TO SENATE OF CANADA, 2002 As of November 16, 2002 BRITISH COLUMBIA:- Kamloops Family History Society Doreen Morgan Kamloops, BC>>>>>>> 28 28 ALBERTA:- Malcolm A. Shaw Calgary, AB>>>>>>>> 1 Martha Blanchard Calgary, AB>>>>>>> 33 Anne Baines Lethbridge, AB>>>>>>>>> 9 43 SASKATCHEWAN:- Laurelene Van Loon Saskatoon, SK>>>> 8 8 MANITOBA:- >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 0 0 ONTARIO:- Nancy Trimble Lindsay, ON>>>>>>>>> 16 Shirley D. Mack Ottawa & Lindsay, ON> 25 Douglas F. Russell Toronto, ON>>>>>>>. 2 43 QUEBEC:- Quebec Family History Society K. Joan Benoit Pointe Claire, Quebec>>> 32 32 NEW BRUNSWICK >>>>>>>>>>>>>> 0 0 NOVA SCOTIA:- >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 0 0 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND:->>>>>>> 0 0 NEWFOUNDLAND-LABRADOR:->>> 0 0 TOTAL CANADIAN SIGNATURES 155 TOTAL - OCTOBER 31, 2002>>>>>>> 15,415 TOTAL -- NOVEMBER 16, 2002>>>>>> 155 NEW CANADIAN TOTAL>>>>>>>>> 15,570 NON-RESIDENT:- Nancy A. Beresford Danville, KY>>>>>> 1 Carol A. Frayne Flushing, NY>>>>>>>>> 1 Ross E. Cox San Clemente, CA >>>>>>>> 1 Donald MacLennan Dingwall, SCOTLAND 1 NON-RESIDENT SIGNATURES>>>>> 4 NON-RESIDENT TOTAL, Oct. 31, 2002>>> 3,248 ADD:- TOTAL FOR Nov. 16, 2002>>>>>>>> 4 NEW NON-RESIDENT TOTAL>>>>>>>>> 3,252 Tabulation: Muriel M. Davidson <muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca> 25 Crestview Avenue, Brampton, ON L6W 2R8 - 48 - --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.419 / Virus Database: 235 - Release Date: 11/13/02

To Whom it May Concern;         I am the descendant of a person interred at the Hudson County Burial Grounds located in Secaucus, New Jersey. The New Jersey Turnpike Authority wants to move all 3,500 remains into a common grave. I do not believe the public has been notified of this topic enough. I have started a petition to help show support of the public being against this matter. Our online petition as well as our paper petition has been circulating for just two days now and has been getting tremendous response. I have sent a letter to the judge in charge of this case and await his reply. I want the right to speak to the judge about this case in court. I want the public to be well informed of this matter. I want your help in spreading the news of this situation. Our online petition site. http://www.petitiononline.com/5final/petition.html Our online site with links to all the stories    http://www.graveinfo.com    http://www.graveinfo.8m.com/ Sincerely, Bill T Hastings

Hi List; I have many Kelly's in my Family Tree starting from the Dalhousie area. Recently I came accross the name James Kelly who died in WW1 in France. He was in the Nova Scotia Regt and died on March 23 1917. If someone can help me place him in my Tree I would really apppreciate it. Thanks in advance. Ev fredericks in BC

Dear Shirley: We have a Barnes family the moved to Nova Scotia, Annapolis, circa 1759. Can you tell me were you found your material cited in your email. Thanks Gene Barnes Costa Mesa, CA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shirley Dumma" <sdumma@telus.net> To: <CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 4:07 PM Subject: [ANNAPOLIS] Land Grant - Boultenhouse I have recently found my ancestor on a list of grantees on Map 28 Annapolis County Land Grants. I understand that this grant was made to Bedford BOULTENHOUSE in 1785 in the amount of 100 acres. Can anyone advise me how to get a copy of this land grant? I would appreciate the Film Number or an address I could send to in order to obtain a copy of this grant. I am sending for a copy of the map. TIA Shirley ==== CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS Mailing List ==== Welcome to the CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS mail list - if you feel you have a complaint about another subscriber, please inform the list administrator hessian@cogeco.ca who will try to resolve the issue. Do not air your grievances over the list, it may result in your removal from the list. ============================== 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

I have recently found my ancestor on a list of grantees on Map 28 Annapolis County Land Grants. I understand that this grant was made to Bedford BOULTENHOUSE in 1785 in the amount of 100 acres. Can anyone advise me how to get a copy of this land grant? I would appreciate the Film Number or an address I could send to in order to obtain a copy of this grant. I am sending for a copy of the map. TIA Shirley

Hello Luella and John I believe I'm related to the Cresses ... would that name be a derivative of Kraus, Crouse? I'm looking into my connections to: (mostly in the Clements Bear River area) Pulley (Pulhi) Rosencranz, (from Barbara Ann b. early 1800s) - "Hessian" Apt, (Opt, Haupt?) - "Hessian" Morine Blackadar Pine, (Pyne) De Molitor, DeMolidor, Molitor - from Hessian Capt Christian Theodor Sigismund von Molitor in John's book "Hessian" Aymar (Eymar - loyalists from New York) John, your book has been most helpful. Best Regards, Jeff ----- Original Message ----- From: "John H.Merz" <hessian@cogeco.ca> To: <CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 10:10 AM Subject: Re: [ANNAPOLIS] Roll call--STARRATT--DELANEY--CRESS--CRISS--GILLMORE--HICKS > Thank you for your good wishes, > and remember that your CRISS/CRESS, your Hessian ancestor, > is covered in my book 'The Hessians of Nova Scotia'. Copies of > the book at the Admiral Digby Museum in Digby and the Bonnett > House in Annapolis Royal. > Cheers, > John > > From: "Luella Marshall" <l.marshall@ns.sympatico.ca> > Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 9:39 AM > > Good morning and welcome to Christine. Have a good rest, John, but keep > checking in on us please. > <snip> > CRISS,CRESS -----All and related Families of Annapolis County. > <snip> > > > > ==== CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS Mailing List ==== > Every Rootsweb mailing list has mail list archives, ours are here: > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=can-ns-annapolis > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS-L > > ============================== > 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 >

To all interested in release of the 1911 census records:- Three petitions have been given a new, clear, sharp look, and when translation is completed, the French language ones will also be changed. In the meantime, the present ones are fine. The committee members have grown in number -- it became difficult to pick which ones to represent his/her province. Instead, the site address for all committee members is posted. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~downhome/committee.html Signatures received for the Senate will be tabulated Oct. 31, and the number will be announced as a total only.. When petitions are received in Ottawa by Senator Lorna Milne or by Murray Calder, MP, the petitions are presented - thus the number of signatures is added to Hansard pages. http://www.globalgenealogy.com/Census/Petition.htm Please download and obtain signatures -- this is our only PROOF we can offer to attest to the fact the census records are wanted. Addresses where to send petitions are on the first page Attachments are available if anyone has downloading trouble. Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee 25 Crestview Ave., Brampton, ON L6W 2R8 --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.404 / Virus Database: 228 - Release Date: 10/15/02

To all:-. MAY BE FORWARDED OR TRANSLATED The first symposium of the Canadian Genealogy Centre to be held this weekend in Gatineau, Quebec, and in conjunction, a new website has been set up. There will be 100 people from across Canada attending the symposium, and the Canadian Genealogy Centre seeks to widen participation in discussions relating to the new Centre. As such, they have posted on the CGC website an online survey designed to gather input from members of the genealogy and family history community of interests, on the issues that will be discussed during the sessions at the symposium. The website to access this survey is http://cgc-ccg.archives.ca . You are asked to view a slide presentation prior to filling out the survey. The slide presentation is intended to inform you some of what is envisioned for the CGC. The slide show and the survey are available in both official languages. While it is obviously short notice, organizers of the symposium would like to have preliminary results of the survey to inform those attending the symposium. Your participation by completing the survey will assist in deterrmining the direction that the Canadian Genealogy Centre will take. Please take part in the survey, -- it only takes a few minutes -- names not required. Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Co-Chair, Canada Census Committee Brampton, ON http://globalgenealogy.com/Census en français http://globalgenealogy.com/Census/Index_f.htm --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.404 / Virus Database: 228 - Release Date: 10/15/02

Thanks Gene. My Farnsworth line is Amos Farnsworth. He came to the Annapolis area in 1760 and returned to Groton, MA (from which he had originally come) in 1775. He and his son drowned in the Nashau River. I am not sure where his wife, Lydia Longley Farnsworth is buried. I think probably in NS as she didn't return to Groton when he and their son did. Amos is descended from Matthias Farnsworth, b 1612 in Lancaster, England and came to Lynn MA and later settled in Groton. I think the Joel Farnsworth you refer to is the son of Amos' brother Jonas. Louise AZ ----- Original Message ----- From: Eugene V. Barnes To: CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 3:43 PM Subject: Re: [ANNAPOLIS] Roll-call HI: One of my Barnes researchers found a Joel Farnworth in the Annapolis area in the late 1700 early 1800 years. A Joel Farnsworth and several other Farsworths were in Cherry- Ville, ME, circa 1828/1830. Gene Barnes ----- Original Message ----- From: "Louise Morell" <lbmorell@ctaz.com> To: <CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 2:22 PM Subject: Fw: [ANNAPOLIS] Roll-call Welcome Christine and thanks to John for helping us out on this list. Wish you the very best. I am researching POTTER > Joseph Jr./Mary FARNSWORTH> Benjamin POTTER/Jane SPURR> Henry POTTER/Mary RICE> Benjamin POTTER/Pheobe Ann DOWLING>Philip Wortman DOWLING/Jane BALCOMB> Elizabeth Ray Roop POTTER/Benjamin POTTER I am at a brick wall on JANE BALCOMB's ancestors. I have information on the Dennis Dowling/John Edison families and their move from NS to Port Burwell, Ontario. I also have information on Mary FARNSWORTH d/o Amos FARNSWORTH/Lydia LONGLEY. We visited Mary Farnsworth POTTER'S grave at Potter's Point near Clementsport. I understand that the Balcomb's may have been mostly in the Annapolis area, however Jane married Philip Dowling at Trinity Anglican Church in Digby. I need information on the descendants of EMALINE DOWLING b Dec. 16, 1824 and JOHN THOMAS DOWLING b Nov 1820 and possibly 2 other children of Jane and Philip. I am descended from Phoebe Ann and have information on Jackson. I haven't started research on the Rice and Spurr connections as yet. Thanks. Louise - AZ ==== CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS Mailing List ==== Welcome to the CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS mail list - if you feel you have a complaint about another subscriber, please inform the list administrator hessian@cogeco.ca who will try to resolve the issue. Do not air your grievances over the list, it may result in your removal from the list. ============================== 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 ______________________________

My Goodness, Hello Jane! It's been a very long time. I've been meaning to write and catch up with you but with one thing and another the time just disappears. Welcome to the list. If you have a minute (Ha!) e-mail me privately and we can chat. I was about to print out my data and start sending it to various folks when I got even more data from a surprise source but it is incomplete so now I have to follow that up. Sigh. Anyway it's great to see you here. I look forward to hearing from you again, Mary Anne On 28 Oct 2002 at 8:48, Jane MacIntyre wrote: > Hi, Christine, et al. - > > I've been lurking for about a month, so I guess now is the time to > come forward. My husband's grandmother was born in Annapolis Royal. > She died a couple months after I met my husband, so I only met her a > few times. Her father George Timothy BOHAKER, son of Andres BOHAKER > (Granville) and Amarilla Cecilia SMITH (Lunenburg) was born in > Granville and died in Massachusetts, married Annie Amira RUGGLES, > daughter of Arther RUGGLES and Elizabeth Stuart RICE (all of NS). > These families belong to the Loyalists as far as I can tell. > > We've never been to Nova Scotia, but hope to visit the Annapolis area > - and maybe PEI and around Bass River, NB (our fathers) within the > next couple of years. I'd love to hear suggestions on where we should > go and what we should see - both for research and to get to know and > enjoy the area. > > My mother worked on her genealogy for 30+ years and has now handed it > on to me - but she did all the easy-ish stuff - so while chipping > away at her brick walls, I started doing my husband's (very rewarding > for a newbie to get some of those quick hits! <smile>). > > Jane > > ----------------- FindersKeepers Specializing in Nova Scotia Books, History & Genealogy in or out of print. Email: finderskeepers@hfx.eastlink.ca URL: www.clik.to/finderskeepers

Searching for parents of John Anthony Bonnett/Jean Antoine Bonnet born 1851 in Waterloo, Quebec.

Hi Muriel and all, That will teach me not to type along without brain fully engaged :-) [I had meant to include the address.....duh] Go here to the Acadian Recorder site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sburns/ A link from your page would be greatly appreciated, Muriel. And if any of you have excerps from a particular issue, please let me know. Any comments, questions on the page are also quite welcome just as long as they aren't queries. All my copies are still packed... <grin> SueB

Welcome Christine and thanks to John for helping us out on this list. Wish you the very best. I am researching POTTER > Joseph Jr./Mary FARNSWORTH> Benjamin POTTER/Jane SPURR> Henry POTTER/Mary RICE> Benjamin POTTER/Pheobe Ann DOWLING>Philip Wortman DOWLING/Jane BALCOMB> Elizabeth Ray Roop POTTER/Benjamin POTTER I am at a brick wall on JANE BALCOMB's ancestors. I have information on the Dennis Dowling/John Edison families and their move from NS to Port Burwell, Ontario. I also have information on Mary FARNSWORTH d/o Amos FARNSWORTH/Lydia LONGLEY. We visited Mary Farnsworth POTTER'S grave at Potter's Point near Clementsport. I understand that the Balcomb's may have been mostly in the Annapolis area, however Jane married Philip Dowling at Trinity Anglican Church in Digby. I need information on the descendants of EMALINE DOWLING b Dec. 16, 1824 and JOHN THOMAS DOWLING b Nov 1820 and possibly 2 other children of Jane and Philip. I am descended from Phoebe Ann and have information on Jackson. I haven't started research on the Rice and Spurr connections as yet. Thanks. Louise - AZ

HI: One of my Barnes researchers found a Joel Farnworth in the Annapolis area in the late 1700 early 1800 years. A Joel Farnsworth and several other Farsworths were in Cherry- Ville, ME, circa 1828/1830. Gene Barnes ----- Original Message ----- From: "Louise Morell" <lbmorell@ctaz.com> To: <CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 2:22 PM Subject: Fw: [ANNAPOLIS] Roll-call Welcome Christine and thanks to John for helping us out on this list. Wish you the very best. I am researching POTTER > Joseph Jr./Mary FARNSWORTH> Benjamin POTTER/Jane SPURR> Henry POTTER/Mary RICE> Benjamin POTTER/Pheobe Ann DOWLING>Philip Wortman DOWLING/Jane BALCOMB> Elizabeth Ray Roop POTTER/Benjamin POTTER I am at a brick wall on JANE BALCOMB's ancestors. I have information on the Dennis Dowling/John Edison families and their move from NS to Port Burwell, Ontario. I also have information on Mary FARNSWORTH d/o Amos FARNSWORTH/Lydia LONGLEY. We visited Mary Farnsworth POTTER'S grave at Potter's Point near Clementsport. I understand that the Balcomb's may have been mostly in the Annapolis area, however Jane married Philip Dowling at Trinity Anglican Church in Digby. I need information on the descendants of EMALINE DOWLING b Dec. 16, 1824 and JOHN THOMAS DOWLING b Nov 1820 and possibly 2 other children of Jane and Philip. I am descended from Phoebe Ann and have information on Jackson. I haven't started research on the Rice and Spurr connections as yet. Thanks. Louise - AZ ==== CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS Mailing List ==== Welcome to the CAN-NS-ANNAPOLIS mail list - if you feel you have a complaint about another subscriber, please inform the list administrator hessian@cogeco.ca who will try to resolve the issue. Do not air your grievances over the list, it may result in your removal from the list. ============================== 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

Hello Jane:- One great source of information is the Macdonald Museum http://www.valleyweb.com/macdonaldmuseum/ and macdonaldmuseum@ns.sympatico.ca Address: 21 School St., Box 925, Middleton, NS B0S 1P0 Re Bass River -- did you mean Bass River in Nova Scotia? Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca Brampton, ON -- formerly Liverpool, NS http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~downhome/ > Hi, Christine, et al. - > > I've been lurking for about a month, so I guess now is the time to come > forward. My husband's grandmother was born in Annapolis Royal. She > died a couple months after I met my husband, so I only met her a few > times. Her father George Timothy BOHAKER, son of Andres BOHAKER > (Granville) and Amarilla Cecilia SMITH (Lunenburg) was born in > Granville and died in Massachusetts, married Annie Amira RUGGLES, > daughter of Arther RUGGLES and Elizabeth Stuart RICE (all of NS). These > families belong to the Loyalists as far as I can tell. > > We've never been to Nova Scotia, but hope to visit the Annapolis area - > and maybe PEI and around Bass River, NB (our fathers) within the next > couple of years. I'd love to hear suggestions on where we should go and > what we should see - both for research and to get to know and enjoy the > area. > > My mother worked on her genealogy for 30+ years and has now handed it on > to me - but she did all the easy-ish stuff - so while chipping away at > her brick walls, I started doing my husband's (very rewarding for a > newbie to get some of those quick hits! <smile>). > > Jane --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.404 / Virus Database: 228 - Release Date: 10/15/02

You have great names to research in the local area as most have been well researched and on going. Your first two places to visit and you can get a head start from home as both places do look ups at a reasonable fee. The Admiral Digby Museum in Digby, N.S. has books on most of the names you listed. and is also a beautiful area to visit. admuseum@ ns.sympatico.ca Within 20 miles you have Annapolis Royal that is the home of ODELL HOUSE Museum that again houses an excellent genealogy collection. including most of your names Ryan Scranton <scrantrg@gov.ns.ca> For the Rices I suggest the following web site if you have not already visited it Five Nova scotia Families by George King http://www.widomaker.com/~gwk/

Hi, Christine, et al. - I've been lurking for about a month, so I guess now is the time to come forward. My husband's grandmother was born in Annapolis Royal. She died a couple months after I met my husband, so I only met her a few times. Her father George Timothy BOHAKER, son of Andres BOHAKER (Granville) and Amarilla Cecilia SMITH (Lunenburg) was born in Granville and died in Massachusetts, married Annie Amira RUGGLES, daughter of Arther RUGGLES and Elizabeth Stuart RICE (all of NS). These families belong to the Loyalists as far as I can tell. We've never been to Nova Scotia, but hope to visit the Annapolis area - and maybe PEI and around Bass River, NB (our fathers) within the next couple of years. I'd love to hear suggestions on where we should go and what we should see - both for research and to get to know and enjoy the area. My mother worked on her genealogy for 30+ years and has now handed it on to me - but she did all the easy-ish stuff - so while chipping away at her brick walls, I started doing my husband's (very rewarding for a newbie to get some of those quick hits! <smile>). Jane