Dorothy, Melissa DeLoach Bowren was the Daughter of Mark DeLoach, My great-Grandfather's brother. I have infor re: her grandfather Richard, and even have his 'family bible' (actually my father has it). My grandmother, and my aunts have lived in Indpendence Co AR all their Lives. After discovering the information re: my grandpa Seaborn and his Dad, Richard - The folks on the DeLoach list assisted me in tracing them back to Michel Desloges. In fact, my dad has some old pictures of some of the DeLoach's, I do beleive there is a picture of Mark DeLoach - Melissa's dad - let me look again.. I would be glad to tell you all I know about this line of DeLoach's. Kathy DeLoach Duncan

Dear Kathy, I saw your message about the family bible. I am always on the look-out for family bibles to be recorded for the DAR chapter to which I belong. Do you think your dad would consent to allowing the record to be in the library in Washington? My grandmother was Vivi Ione Deloach from Wilkinson County, Ms. Neil Wiese ----- Original Message ----- From: <KDUNCAN226@aol.com> To: <DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2000 8:17 PM Subject: [DELOACH-L] Melissa DeLoach Bowren > Dorothy, > Melissa DeLoach Bowren was the Daughter of Mark DeLoach, My > great-Grandfather's brother. I have infor re: her grandfather Richard, and > even have his 'family bible' (actually my father has it). My grandmother, > and my aunts have lived in Indpendence Co AR all their Lives. After > discovering the information re: my grandpa Seaborn and his Dad, Richard - The > folks on the DeLoach list assisted me in tracing them back to Michel > Desloges. In fact, my dad has some old pictures of some of the DeLoach's, I > do beleive there is a picture of Mark DeLoach - Melissa's dad - let me look > again.. > > I would be glad to tell you all I know about this line of DeLoach's. > Kathy DeLoach Duncan >

Bertha, I tried all three accounts and all were rejected. I will have to get help to find out what is wrong. Try to send one to me at bookonw@msn.com Neil

Bertha, This dumb computer just stated that my message could not be sent..so ans soon so I know you did receive it Neil ----- Original Message ----- From: B. H. <antique_books@hotmail.com> To: <DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 29, 2000 1:47 PM Subject: [DELOACH-L] Am very interested - please try again - Millicent DeLoach and William Bloodworth > May 29, 2000 > Dear Neil, > I have no idea why your messages are being rejected. Try sending it to all > three of my accounts and I'm bound to get one of them. > > antique_books@hotmail.com, antique_books2_at hotmail.com, > heron-point@ocsnet.net > > I am very, very interested in info on my DeLoach line. > Bertha > > > >From: "O'levia Neil Wiese" <bookonw@email.msn.com> > >Reply-To: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com > >To: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: [DELOACH-L] Millicent DeLoach and William Bloodworth > >Date: Sun, 28 May 2000 15:53:08 -0500 > > > >Bertha, > >I have sent three messages and all have been rejected. If you are still > >interested in the Millicent DeLoach and William Bloodworth line, please > >contact me. > >Neil > > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com >

Hello Bertha, Who knows why computers behave the way they do... I looked through my "old" records and can now explain the connection of Millicent and William. Yes, it is the same line as mine. Do you want a hard copy of what I have? If so, send me your home address and I will send it on to you. By the way, do you have a business in antique books? I have been actively searching for a copy of a book which has been in my husband's family for generations and findly found one. I am having it reprinted now. Hopefully it will be finished by the end of June. Neil Wiese 3712 Charlton Ave. Waco, Texas 76711-1404 254-754-6847 ----- Original Message ----- From: B. H. <antique_books@hotmail.com> To: <DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 29, 2000 1:47 PM Subject: [DELOACH-L] Am very interested - please try again - Millicent DeLoach and William Bloodworth > May 29, 2000 > Dear Neil, > I have no idea why your messages are being rejected. Try sending it to all > three of my accounts and I'm bound to get one of them. > > antique_books@hotmail.com, antique_books2_at hotmail.com, > heron-point@ocsnet.net > > I am very, very interested in info on my DeLoach line. > Bertha > > > >From: "O'levia Neil Wiese" <bookonw@email.msn.com> > >Reply-To: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com > >To: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: [DELOACH-L] Millicent DeLoach and William Bloodworth > >Date: Sun, 28 May 2000 15:53:08 -0500 > > > >Bertha, > >I have sent three messages and all have been rejected. If you are still > >interested in the Millicent DeLoach and William Bloodworth line, please > >contact me. > >Neil > > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com >

Here is another PML. All of these are generated by RootsWeb from other mail lists, and so most of the senders are not members of the DeLoach Mail List. If you have data to share with the sender, you should contact them directly. Here is a follow-on from one that was posted a couple of days ago: Source: ARINDEPE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [AR IND.] Fwd: DeLoach/Bowren From: JaniceCall@aol.com Dorothy: I'm very interested in your roots (DeLoach and Bowren). I'll just bet you and I are connected in some way. First of all - the Deloach family: My mother's sister (Ethel Davis) married an Oscar Reeves from Floral, Ark. She is not deceased but Oscar is still living and is in his late 80's. Oscar Reeves' mother was Mattie Deloach who married Rufus Reeves. They had several children, one of which was Oscar Reeves. The children of Oscar and Ethel Reeves are my cousins. If you think this family is related to you, then I can put you in touch with some of them. Also, I have an old old school picture from a school near Floral and there are several Deloach's in that picture. Give me the names of some of your Deloach family and I'll look to see if they are on the picture for you. Now regarding the name Bowren: One of my dad's aunts was Alberta Sanders and she married a man by the name of Iverson Bowren. They lived in Independence County, Ark. and had a large family there. Alberta and Iverson are buried at a cemetery near Pangburn, Ark. there in Independence County. (They were born in the 1800's). I am in contact with one of their children from Pangburn and have their birth dates/death dates. Do you have an Iverson Bowren in your line? Where do you live? I live in Arnold, MO (abt. 17 miles just South of St. Louis.) Good luck and please keep in touch. Janice Sanders Callahan

John, Your E caught my eye right away as I was a DeLoach of Ga. & married a Myrick!! Have collected some data on Myrick's & of course, volumes have been written/compiled on DeLoach's.......Am @ the "brick Wall" on my Myrick line....Husband's great grandfather died during Civil War & am still trying to locate grave & documents regarding his death. If your are interested in data I have, please E mail me. Sincerely, Jean DeLoach Myrick Gober

Jean, Yes, I would like to see your MYRICK data, and perhaps we can make something of it together. As I was posting the cemetery information, I was reviewing data sent to me by a cousin/ fellow researcher and happened to notice the Mary who m. MYRICK, and nothing further is mentioned in that material, but I may have something else in my files that gives more background on her and her husband. I'll let you know what I can find out. I am also interested to know your DeLOACH line. Thanks for responding. John in TX JEANGENES@aol.com wrote: > > John, > Your E caught my eye right away as I was a DeLoach of Ga. & married a > Myrick!! Have collected some data on Myrick's & of course, volumes have been > written/compiled on DeLoach's.......Am @ the "brick Wall" on my Myrick > line....Husband's great grandfather died during Civil War & am still trying > to locate grave & documents regarding his death. If your are interested in > data I have, please E mail me. > Sincerely, > Jean DeLoach Myrick Gober

Everyone, While trekking through northeastern Texas over the holiday weekend, I happened across the following graves at Ladonia town cemetery, Fannin Co, TX (listed in order from north to south): DeLOACH (one stone): Edouard Mellen DeLOACH, 20 MAY 1879 - 28 OCT 1947 Arbellar (MYRICK) DeLOACH, 14 JUL 1880 - 12 JUL 1942 Momie (MYRICK) PATTERSON, 1886-1956 Ralph Waltrip GREEN, 1909-1920 MYRICK (one stone): David Nicholson MYRICK, 27 NOV 1847 - 03 SEP 1917 Lou (KELLAM) MYRICK, 08 AUG 1954 - 05 OCT 1933 I believe my direct line of descent is as follows: Joseph "Joe" DeLOACH m. 1795 Johnson Co, NC to Louisa "Lucy" JOHNSON > Louisa "Lucy" DeLOACH m. 1833 Talbot Co, GA to Baswell/Basil BROWN > Elizabeth BROWN m. 1845 Upson Co, GA to John Thomas "Jack" MALLORY > Francis Marion MALLORY m. 1868 Upson Co, GA to Mary Elizabeth "Bettie" CARAWAY > Mattie Lee MALLORY m. 1913 Talbot Co, GA to Ernest Clyde LAND > Ernest Cosby LAND (Sr.) m. 1955 Muscogee Co, GA to V. Nadine ADERHOLD (my parents) My data indicate that Joe & Lucy (JOHNSON) DeLOACH had a daughter Mary who m. a MYRICK. Does anyone know how these folks connect? I'm also interested in corresponding with cousins in my branch of the DeLOACH family. Thanks-- John Mallory LAND The Colony, TX retrofit@flash.net

In a message dated 5/29/00 9:52:23 AM Central Daylight Time, javan@paonline.com writes: << I am searching for information on the families of my GG Grand parents. They are from Floral and Bradford Arkansas and Independance county. I am searching for information on my G Grandmother Melissa E.Deloach. She was married to my G Grandfather William Randolf Bowren. I know she was born in 1864. I believe it was in Independance Ar.She died in 1929. any help with her family roots will be appreciated. So I can finish up on my Grandfathers side of the fam >> Hi Dorothy, My husband is descended from Melissa's sister's line. There are several folks on the DeLoach list from your line. Linda

May 29, 2000 Dear Neil, I have no idea why your messages are being rejected. Try sending it to all three of my accounts and I'm bound to get one of them. antique_books@hotmail.com, antique_books2_at hotmail.com, heron-point@ocsnet.net I am very, very interested in info on my DeLoach line. Bertha >From: "O'levia Neil Wiese" <bookonw@email.msn.com> >Reply-To: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com >To: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [DELOACH-L] Millicent DeLoach and William Bloodworth >Date: Sun, 28 May 2000 15:53:08 -0500 > >Bertha, >I have sent three messages and all have been rejected. If you are still >interested in the Millicent DeLoach and William Bloodworth line, please >contact me. >Neil > ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

From: Dorothy Couch <bassboy@knightstown.net> Precedence: junk Subject: PML Search Result matching DeLoach Source: GC- Independence Co. Ar Obituaries URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/IndependenceObits?read=2 Subject: Melissa E Bowren Surname: Mary Nancy Mcfarland, Melissa Deloach, Charles Gates ------------------------- I am searching for information on the families of my GG Grand parents. They are from Floral and Bradford Arkansas and Independance county. I am searching for information on my G Grandmother Melissa E.Deloach. She was married to my G Grandfather William Randolf Bowren. I know she was born in 1864. I believe it was in Independance Ar.She died in 1929. any help with her family roots will be appreciated. So I can finish up on my Grandfathers side of the family. Dorothy Couch

Bertha, I have sent three messages and all have been rejected. If you are still interested in the Millicent DeLoach and William Bloodworth line, please contact me. Neil

Tony Curtis Deloach WAYCROSS -- Tony Curtis DeLoach, 45, Waycross, died on Tuesday, May 23, 2000 at his home in Waycross following a long illness. He was a native of Valdosta and lived most of his life in Lowndes and Echols Counties. He lived in Waycross for the past three years. He was the son of the late Frank DeLoach Sr. and Huldah Virginia Seymour DeLoach. He was a carpenter and served in the U.S. Army. Survivors include four sisters, Virginia Ann Hamilton, Valparisco, Fla., Peggy Velinda Hendrix, Eastman, Judy Kay Clark, Savannah, Susan Carol Goodrich, Madisonville, Tenn.; one brother, Frank DeLoach Jr., Definiak, Springs, Fla.; several nieces and nephews and other relatives. Graveside services will be held at 4 p.m. Friday in the Statenville Cemetery in Echols County. The family will receive friends from 6-8 tonight at Music Funeral Home in Waycross. -- Music Funeral Home

From another mail list Wanda Texas births - 1926-1949 http://userdb.rootsweb.com/tx/birth/general/search.cgi Texas birth summaries - 1950 1998 (parents are not named) http://userdb.rootsweb.com/tx/birth/summary/search.cgi Texas deaths - 1964 1998 http://userdb.rootsweb.com/tx/death/search.cgi Texas marriages - 1964 1997? http://userdb.rootsweb.com/tx/marriage/search.cgi Texas divorces - 1966 ? http://userdb.rootsweb.com/tx/divorce/search.cgi David dmorgan@efn.org David W. Morgan Honolulu Hawaii http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ok/okfiles.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tx/txfiles.htm

> VALDOSTA -- Pearl DeLoach, 77, of Valdosta, passed away Sunday, May 21, 2000 > at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta following a brief illness. Mrs. > DeLoach was born in Ashburn and had lived in Valdosta for the past 48 years. > Mrs. DeLoach was retired from Dowling Bag Company and was a homemaker. She > was an active member of New Bethel Baptist Church. Mrs. DeLoach is survived > by four daughters and sons-in-law, Nancy Alice and Carlos Creel of Valdosta, > Ann and Ronnie Parker of Hahira, Linda and Tom Facile of Hahira, and B.J. > and Michael McAllister of Atlanta; two sons and one daughter-in-law, Joseph > Quinton and Mary DeLoach Jr. of Maryville, Tenn., and Phil DeLoach of > Brooklyn, N.Y.; one brother and sister-in-law, Charlie and Hazel Mills of > Nashville; one sister, Callie Dixon of Callahan, Fla.; 17 grandchildren, > Theresa and Dan Depies, Mark and Kris Peters, Randy Peters, Lisa Parker, > Tammy Davis, Denise and Darrell Hall, Ron and Shonna Parker, Beth Parker, > Angie Stone, Gina Stone, Cherie and John Kools, Christy and Bobby Walsh, > D.J. DeLoach, Jeff DeLoach, Joseph Quinton (Joey) DeLoach III, Brian Caulum > and Jody Caulum; 14 great-grandchildren, Anna Joyner, Cory and Kay Lee > Peters, Heather Peters, Amanda Raulerson, Lindsey Parker, Ashlyn Davis, > Parker Allen, Justis Lewis, Montana Lewis, Ashlee and Amber Walsh, Danielle > DeLoach and Taya Caulum. Mrs. DeLoach was preceded in death by her husband, > Joseph Quinton DeLoach Sr. Funeral services for Mrs. DeLoach will be held at > 2 p.m. Wednesday, May 24, 2000 at the New Bethel Baptist Church. Interment > will follow in Riverview Memorial Gardens. Mrs. DeLoach will be placed in > the church one hour prior to the service. The family will receive friends at > the Passmore-Sumner Chapel today during the hours of 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. The > family requests that donations be made in memory of Pearl DeLoach, to Emory > University Hospitals (Cancer Research), 1364 Clifton Road N.E., Atlanta, GA > 30322. -- Passmore-Sumner Funeral Chapel.

Can anyone help Diana? From: "D.M. McCabe" <search@netw.com> Okay this is really taking a chance. Do you know a Lee De Loach about 57 years old who lived in Guam 1956-1961 and married a Wally McCord? If so please let me know. Thank you so much for the time Diana Houston McCabe search@netw.com

In a message dated 5/17/00 5:09:32 PM Central Daylight Time, javan@paonline.com writes: << The connection I have is that one of the sons of Rufus Reeves and Mattie Deloach Reeves; Oscar "Snooks" Reeves married my aunt Ethel Davis Reeves. Oscar is still living and is about 89 years old. He would be able to tell you a few of the family members names. Many are buried in that area. I also have the names of the children of Oscar and Ethel Reeves. They are in their 50's and may be able to help more. If you think there might be a connection to this Reeves family let me know. I am quite sure that most all of these Reeves were related in that area. Thanks, Janice Sanders Callahan >> Janice, how close to St. Louis are you? I am in Florissant. My husband's grandmother is 95 and moved back here from Pangburn AR last fall. This DeLoach line is her mother's. If you are near enough, please call me 314-837-3299 Linda Nehring

I saw Floral, Arkansa and DeLoach together in one message, and I know we have at least two researchers interested in that area. Here 'tis: From: JaniceCall@aol.com ===================================================================== A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ ===================================================================== Source: ARINDEPE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AR IND.] My Line Paul: I have a connection w/the Reeves who lived near Floral, Ark. which is just on the line of Cleburne County, Ark. and Independence County, Ark. You might check both counties for the census because I know for sure that the large group of Reeves lived right on the line there just West of Floral, Ark. The connection I have is that one of the sons of Rufus Reeves and Mattie Deloach Reeves; Oscar "Snooks" Reeves married my aunt Ethel Davis Reeves. Oscar is still living and is about 89 years old. He would be able to tell you a few of the family members names. Many are buried in that area. I also have the names of the children of Oscar and Ethel Reeves. They are in their 50's and may be able to help more. If you think there might be a connection to this Reeves family let me know. I am quite sure that most all of these Reeves were related in that area. Thanks, Janice Sanders Callahan (near St. Louis)

Thank You for putting this on the List---I'm crying--had to print this--I have a 13 year old and I think I supply the teacher with documentation for his teaching about the War--to make it real for the Kids is hard to do...how do you let them feel what the people felt..the pain..the sorrow..PEOPLE JUST don't write feelings anymore...not like this. Susie >From: Javan Michael DeLoach <javan@paonline.com> >Reply-To: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com >To: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [DELOACH-L] Letter about Dr. Alfred Burton DeLoach, Jr. >Date: Mon, 15 May 2000 01:13:27 -0400 >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Received: from [209.85.6.30] by hotmail.com (3.2) with ESMTP id >MHotMailBAE8D373003ED820F3E0D155061E0E860; Sun May 14 22:17:40 2000 >Received: (from slist@localhost)by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id >WAA12285;Sun, 14 May 2000 22:16:53 -0700 (PDT) >From DELOACH-L-request@rootsweb.com Sun May 14 22:18:44 2000 >Resent-Date: Sun, 14 May 2000 22:16:53 -0700 (PDT) >X-Original-Sender: javan@paonline.com Sun May 14 22:16:50 2000 >Message-Id: <4.3.1.2.20000515010727.00b9c140@127.0.0.1> >X-Sender: javan/mail.paonline.com@127.0.0.1 >X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Version 4.3.1 >Old-To: deloach-l@rootsweb.com >Old-Cc: Curtis Bush Hasty IV <chasty@sunset.backbone.olemiss.edu> >Resent-Message-ID: <7vgAhD.A.0_C.Eh4H5@bl-14.rootsweb.com> >Resent-From: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/1301 >X-Loop: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com >Precedence: list >Resent-Sender: DELOACH-L-request@rootsweb.com > >Hi Everyone, > >The following letter was posted on the Sumner County, TN Mail List. It is >to Mrs. Fannie E. Young DeLoach and concerns the actions of her husband, >Dr. Alfred Burton DeLoach, Jr. during the Civil War. Thanks to Curtis Bush >Hasty IV <chasty@sunset.backbone.olemiss.edu> for sharing this most >interesting letter: > > > > > Gallatin, Tenn. > Dec. 18th, 1899. > >Mrs. Fannie E. Deloach. > >My dear Madam: > > Your letter came promptly to hand. I read it time and time >again, with pleasure and sorrow combined. for years and years have I tried >to >find my dear, dear good friend, Dr. DeLoach, but no trace could be given >until >your good letter came to hand. I was so sorry to learn of his death; >regret >so much I could never see him again and tell him of the love and unbounded >admiration that I and all true soldiers had for his dauntless courage. > It was on Sunday morning, Sept. 20th, at Chicamauga, our Regt. >the 2nd Tennessee (Bates'old Regt.) started in the fight, with every >available >man that could march. Soon we were in the very hottest of the fray, and >the >command came down the line to charge; and with that noted "Rebel Yell" our >line, with the hope of victory, charged the parapet walls, when nearly >every >man was either killed or wounded. Here within bayonet touch, or nearly so, >I >fell Very severely [sic] wounded through both thighs, shot from a cannon, >strick [sic] by canister shot that passed through and left me helpless on >the >field; could scarcely move hand or foot; I could only see two living men, >but >many dead around me. The Yankees by this time had risen to the top of the >breastworks, firing and swearing as they came. Our lines had fallen back >and >victory seemed theirs. Right here in my helpless condition, so wounded and >confronted by this deadly line as it were, comes the most daring courage I >ever knew. while it is accordance with all military laws and regulations >that >the surgeons stay in the rear and care for the wounded as they go out or >are >taken back, giving no attention to the dead or those in ranks, yet with all >this in his mind, Dr. DeLoach, with more courage that any hundred men, came >up >and took me from the very jaws of death, and while the bullets came thick >and >fast he slowly dragged me back some hundred yards and placed me behind a >tree, >taking from his own neck a canteen of whiskey and one of water from my >neck; >then said, after a quick examination of my sever wounds, "Although very >severe" he said, "your [sic] are not going to die now. I will go and come >again with some help and get you off." But they never would allow him to >come >to me again. he went to the Regt. called for volunteers, he at head, tried >time and again but by this time both sides had deployed their skirmish >lines >and I was about equidistant between the two and remained all day. They >fired >at me time and time again, accompanied with oaths and abuses, I was so >close >to the enemy that we could talk in almost an ordinary tone of voice. >Nothing >saved me but the little tree that this good and ........ had sheltered me >behind. Late in the evening our line advanced and I was taken up. Don't >remember that I ever saw Dr. any more, though I have every reason to >believe >he came to me that night and administered to my wants; but my loss of blood >with the cold chilly night left us delirious, and the fate of war and >movement >of armies and wounded soldiers separated us, and I never again saw the >brave >hero to whom I owe my life. > I can well understand how a bold man can advance with a firing >line in the midst of shouts and firing of small arms, booming of cannon >etc; >but for one to come with no stimulant save his own courage, advance alone >to >within the touch of the bayonet of the deadly enemy, is without a parallel, >and in our opinion stands without any near approach even by the deeds of >Dewey, Schley, Hobson and others whose deeds of valor seem to have the >world >ablaze. I was nothing special to Dr. DeLoach; he scarcely knew me; but as >explanation goes, he saw and realized too the acts of a true and bold >soldier >who was in the very fire and would be pounded and punched to death by the >cowardly yankees. That he could not see; rather than know this he resolved >to >give up his own life sooner than see his own soldier insulted and >butchered. > It is one of my regrets that I did not know he lived in Longview >or Texarkana. I would have come to visit this friend above all others. >Though >money has been scarce with me and time valuable, some of my hard earnings >would have gone in this way, and I would have looked to it as a great >pleasure >to be with one so noble, so brave, so true. > My dear friend, you and your children have my sympathy; in truth >the >loss of this husband and father is great; he was a protection to you and >yours >in the deepest sense. > I have spoken to several of our soldiers about the Dr. since I got >your letter. One, "Yes, I remember Dr. DeLoach; he was the bravest man I >ever >saw." Another says, "Certainly I do; he saved my life by some quick >surgical >operations." Every one loves to talk about him and his daring deeds. > Now in conclusion, I want to insist on your coming to see us. You >would receive a great welcome from the old soldier friends, myself and >family. >I married a little late in life, but have a good wife and two little girls; >one 12 years old, the other about 6, all of whom would give you a most >hearty >welcome. Or your children either; let them come; one or all of them. it is >not a long run; we are only 26 miles from Nashville. I want you to come >and >spend a month or so - long as you will; come winter or summer. This is a >good >climate, and I believe you would enjoy it. Wife and children join me in >love >to you and yours and say come, do come and see us. > > I now subscribe myself, > one of your very best friends. > J. B. Malone > ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com