Hi, I'm researching Claytons of Franklin Co and Warren Co IL. They are originally from SC and KY. I'm not sure of the relationship of these Claytons to the ones in Gallatin Co IL. You can find my Claytons at www.mcs.net/~desoto Click on the Clayton button in the table of contents and then scroll down to the bottom of the Clayton table of contents and click on Index. There you will find a list of Clayton names and related families. Jo Ann Sheehy ----- Original Message ----- From: Trev <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 1999 3:31 AM Subject: [ILGALLAT] Re: Keaton or Clayton?? or Curtin/Curtain > > Gold Hill Cemetery in Bowlesville Twnshp > > Cayton, George W. 1798 - 1846 William Cayton 1825 - 1847 > > > > Hogan Cemetery in Bowlesville Twnshp > > Clayton, Elizabeth 1842 - 1866 wife of Thomas > > > > Soward Cemetery in Eagle Creek Twnshp > > Clayton, Mrs. Cynthia A. 1859 - 1882 > > > > Westwood Cemetery in Shawneetown > > Clayton, William F. 1856 - 1922 wife Grace 1861 - 1927 > > > > Equality Village Cemetery > > Carton, Vincent 1832 - 1853 > > Thank you so much!! This is getting interesting.... is anyone researching > CLAYTON? > > Well, if I am on the wrong track here.... maybe this will help someone else :-) > > I just found some letters of administration for the Clayton's I mentioned > earlier. Here is what they say.....(I see no Keaton or Cayton). > > Minor heirs of Michael Clayton were: Mary, Thomas, Emma, Lutitia and Sina Jane. > William W. Clayton was Guardian. 20 June 1850. > Bond was set by: William W. Clayton, Robert Crenshaw, and John C. Mitchell. > Lutitia not mentioned. 31 May 1850. > > Bond set in the estate of Minerva Clayton, deceased 25 April 1849. John C. > Mitchel and Daniel M. Willis executed the bond on 1 July 1850 to have them > discharged from their duties as administrator. > > Will of John Willis. children: John G. Willis, Hannah Clayton (wife of Francis > M. Clayton), James Harrison Willis, Martha Ann Willis, Emer Willis. Signed, 21 > June 1851. > > Will of Mary S. MaHoney. Bequeath's to her adopted son, John Curtain. 6 Aug > 1852. She left her farm known as the "Willis Farm". > > John Curtin died 15 feb 1853. Administrator was Milton Bartley. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

I have basically found two batches of Rice family members in Gallatin and White and Hamilton County. One group is from TN, the other had spent some time in KY before coming to IL. I think the ones I have studied are the ones from TN, which includes the Toliver and Joel Rice lines. They apparently came from Vermont to TN. Part of this family moved from Enfield/Sacramento to Ridgway. The Carmi family is from KY, and includes Will S. Rice and Rufus Rice, parents of the John Rice family that now owns a car dealership in Carmi and has $$$. Does this help anyone. Cindy Birk Conley Carmi, IL

> Gold Hill Cemetery in Bowlesville Twnshp > Cayton, George W. 1798 - 1846 William Cayton 1825 - 1847 > > Hogan Cemetery in Bowlesville Twnshp > Clayton, Elizabeth 1842 - 1866 wife of Thomas > > Soward Cemetery in Eagle Creek Twnshp > Clayton, Mrs. Cynthia A. 1859 - 1882 > > Westwood Cemetery in Shawneetown > Clayton, William F. 1856 - 1922 wife Grace 1861 - 1927 > > Equality Village Cemetery > Carton, Vincent 1832 - 1853 Thank you so much!! This is getting interesting.... is anyone researching CLAYTON? Well, if I am on the wrong track here.... maybe this will help someone else :-) I just found some letters of administration for the Clayton's I mentioned earlier. Here is what they say.....(I see no Keaton or Cayton). Minor heirs of Michael Clayton were: Mary, Thomas, Emma, Lutitia and Sina Jane. William W. Clayton was Guardian. 20 June 1850. Bond was set by: William W. Clayton, Robert Crenshaw, and John C. Mitchell. Lutitia not mentioned. 31 May 1850. Bond set in the estate of Minerva Clayton, deceased 25 April 1849. John C. Mitchel and Daniel M. Willis executed the bond on 1 July 1850 to have them discharged from their duties as administrator. Will of John Willis. children: John G. Willis, Hannah Clayton (wife of Francis M. Clayton), James Harrison Willis, Martha Ann Willis, Emer Willis. Signed, 21 June 1851. Will of Mary S. MaHoney. Bequeath's to her adopted son, John Curtain. 6 Aug 1852. She left her farm known as the "Willis Farm". John Curtin died 15 feb 1853. Administrator was Milton Bartley.

Can anyone tell me what years are covered by the following book??? Gallatin County, Illinois, Newspaper Abstracts Vols. 1-5 Compiled by Shirley Cummins Shewmake. Thanks. Sharon -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, December 12, 1999 8:18 AM To: [email protected] Subject: ILGALLAT-D Digest V99 #187

many thanks. I had no idea as to where I would look for him. So many John's. Your time is appreciated. Louise »Ä« -----Original Message----- From: J Lorimer Holm <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, December 13, 1999 9:07 PM Subject: RE: [ILGALLAT] Forrester/Edwards >Louise -- > All these cemeteries are in Gallatin county. Westwood is in Gold Hill >Twnshp 3/4 mi. NE of New Shawneetown. > >Lory Holm > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Louise J Kuldas [mailto:[email protected]] >> Sent: Monday, December 13, 1999 9:02 PM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: [ILGALLAT] Forrester/Edwards >> >> >> What County is Westwood Cemetery in? I'm looking for a John Forrester but >> the date of birth seem off. >> Wished I could find the marriage of melissa (Malissa) Jane and John >> Forrester. >> thanks allot for sending this info. At least now I have another place to >> look for John. It was believed he perished on a ship coming back from war >> off the coast of N or S. Carolina. >> More mysteries. I appreciate your taking the time to give me this info. >> Louise »Ä« >> >> From: J Lorimer Holm <[email protected]> >> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >> Date: Thursday, December 09, 1999 10:48 AM >> Subject: [ILGALLAT] Forrester/Edwards >> >> >> >Louise -- >> > >> >In Westwood Cemetery: >> > Forrester, John 1782 - 1856 >> > >> >In Hogan Cemetery: >> > Forester, William 1860 - 1931 wife Belle 1869 - >> > >> >In Hazel Ridge Cemetery: >> > Edwards, Lenard 1836 - 1922 wife Mary J. 1853 - ?? >> > >> > >> >Also in the original land grant record: >> > >> >Omaha Twnshp >> > Edwards, Leonard 1836 >> > Forrester, Charles 1854 >> > >> >Bowlesville Twnshp >> > Forrester, John 1814 >> > William 1831 >> > >> >Lory Holm >> > >> >

Linda, Thanks, I be watching for you. Sandra Searching surnames: Slaton-Va., KY., Ill Rider-Va., WVa., Ill. Hodges, Hibbs, Baugh-KY., Ind., Ill. Lee, Perry, Trammell-Ill. Campbell-Tn., Ill. Weber, Mueller, Hirth, Schall-Germany, Ill. Wright,Ill. Jackson-KY., Ark., OK. Crane-Mo., Ok. Logsdon 2 lines- Ill Lowe-Tn. Swope-Tn. Bunger-Indiana ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, December 13, 1999 22:33 Subject: Re: [ILGALLAT] Re: Trammell > Sandra, I'll check my Trammell books about her. Name sounds familiar. It > may take a while with the holidays. Linda >

Surnames: DANCE GLOVER EVANS Submitter: Sharon Dance ([email protected]) Date: 13 Dec 1999 Interested in information about Daniel Glover and his wife Maggie (Dance) Glover. They married in Gallatin Co. IL in 1894. His parents were Clayton Glover and Jane (Evans) Glover. Interested in descendents researching this line.

Surnames: DANCE WHEELER Submitter: Sharon Dance ([email protected]) Date: 13 Dec 1999 Looking for information on William Dance and his wife Lillie Wheeler. They married in Gallatin County IL in 1893. Specifically interested in finding descendents. Thanks.

Surnames: DANCE RICHESON GLOVER MCHATTON Submitter: Sharon Dance ([email protected]) Date: 13 Dec 1999 Looking for information on Jasper Richeson and his wife Sarah (Dance) Richeson. They married in Gallatin County, IL in 1890. His parents were Wm. Richeson and Martha (Glover) Richeson. Her parents were Thomas Dance and Nancy (McHatton) Dance. Especially interested in any descendents.

I've been on this list a very short time, so I have a question. What is this Miners book? I am looking for SEATS, Anderson to be specific? Anything on hin in this book? Thank you, Sandra J Lorimer Holm wrote: > > Trev -- > Nothing in Miner book#1 with any of the K** versions, but -- > > Gold Hill Cemetery in Bowlesville Twnshp > Cayton, George W. 1798 - 1846 William Cayton 1825 - 1847 > > Hogan Cemetery in Bowlesville Twnshp > Clayton, Elizabeth 1842 - 1866 wife of Thomas > > Soward Cemetery in Eagle Creek Twnshp > Clayton, Mrs. Cynthia A. 1859 - 1882 > > Westwood Cemetery in Shawneetown > Clayton, William F. 1856 - 1922 wife Grace 1861 - 1927 > > Equality Village Cemetery > Carton, Vincent 1832 - 1853 > > Lory Holm > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Trev [mailto:[email protected]] > > Sent: Monday, December 13, 1999 8:33 PM > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: [ILGALLAT] Minor Book and HELP > > > > > > Well I guess it's my turn.... pretty please :-) > > > > Since I am finding NO references to my KEATON line in Saline Co > > (except for a 1 > > later descendant dyeing in 1855), and I find a couple reference > > in Equality and > > Shawneetown for a couple early ones..... > > > > Could you please lookup Keaton/Keeton/Keeting/Cayton/Clayton.... > > this name it > > driving me nuts! and I have to believe that this family first > > landed in today's > > present area of Gallatin... somewhere! > > > > Does anyone have access to the microfilm for the 1830 census? The > > published book > > has on page 12, #270 for Equality Twp., William CLEATON !! I need > > to know if > > this "CL" could possibly be a "K". > > > > There was a Cpl. William KEATON, who was in the Blackhawk war of > > 1830/31. We > > have a younger William Keaton born abt. 1830 who died in Saline > > county 1855. He > > also owned 40 acres there. Believe this younger William had a > > brother Cornelius > > b. 1830, and a sister Nancy b. 1826, my 3rd great. This family > > was from TN, > > somewhere. I can find no other references to this name in Saline > > after 1847 (or > > before), so this leads me to believe they were either in the > > Gallatin area, or, > > these younger ones migrated from TN just before Nancy's marriage > > to Thomas J. > > MACE, to Saline Area. > > > > In the 1840 census, I find a Sarah KEATON, 40 to 50 yrs old in Curran Twp. > > (Saline Co) who could be the mother of the younger children. > > > > In the same census (1830), there is in Shawneetown Twp., a John CAYTON. > > > > Now, in the 1830, the oldest female in William's house was 40-50, > > and in John's > > 30-40. > > > > BUT, in the 1840 census there is a William CLAYTON Sr. and a > > William CLAYTON Jr. > > in Equality Twp. Senior is 50- 60 yrs old wife same age!! This WOULD fit > > perfect, if I can prove there was a mistake on the last name!! > > > > HELP.... > > > > Best Regards, Trev > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Lory, Could you please look up the Head name again for me I accidently deleted them the last time got to fast deleting. Thanks Pat ---------- > From: J Lorimer Holm <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: RE: [ILGALLAT] Minor Book and HELP > Date: Monday, December 13, 1999 8:56 PM > > Trev -- > Nothing in Miner book#1 with any of the K** versions, but -- > > Gold Hill Cemetery in Bowlesville Twnshp > Cayton, George W. 1798 - 1846 William Cayton 1825 - 1847 > > Hogan Cemetery in Bowlesville Twnshp > Clayton, Elizabeth 1842 - 1866 wife of Thomas > > Soward Cemetery in Eagle Creek Twnshp > Clayton, Mrs. Cynthia A. 1859 - 1882 > > Westwood Cemetery in Shawneetown > Clayton, William F. 1856 - 1922 wife Grace 1861 - 1927 > > Equality Village Cemetery > Carton, Vincent 1832 - 1853 > > Lory Holm > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Trev [mailto:[email protected]] > > Sent: Monday, December 13, 1999 8:33 PM > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: [ILGALLAT] Minor Book and HELP > > > > > > Well I guess it's my turn.... pretty please :-) > > > > Since I am finding NO references to my KEATON line in Saline Co > > (except for a 1 > > later descendant dyeing in 1855), and I find a couple reference > > in Equality and > > Shawneetown for a couple early ones..... > > > > Could you please lookup Keaton/Keeton/Keeting/Cayton/Clayton.... > > this name it > > driving me nuts! and I have to believe that this family first > > landed in today's > > present area of Gallatin... somewhere! > > > > Does anyone have access to the microfilm for the 1830 census? The > > published book > > has on page 12, #270 for Equality Twp., William CLEATON !! I need > > to know if > > this "CL" could possibly be a "K". > > > > There was a Cpl. William KEATON, who was in the Blackhawk war of > > 1830/31. We > > have a younger William Keaton born abt. 1830 who died in Saline > > county 1855. He > > also owned 40 acres there. Believe this younger William had a > > brother Cornelius > > b. 1830, and a sister Nancy b. 1826, my 3rd great. This family > > was from TN, > > somewhere. I can find no other references to this name in Saline > > after 1847 (or > > before), so this leads me to believe they were either in the > > Gallatin area, or, > > these younger ones migrated from TN just before Nancy's marriage > > to Thomas J. > > MACE, to Saline Area. > > > > In the 1840 census, I find a Sarah KEATON, 40 to 50 yrs old in Curran Twp. > > (Saline Co) who could be the mother of the younger children. > > > > In the same census (1830), there is in Shawneetown Twp., a John CAYTON. > > > > Now, in the 1830, the oldest female in William's house was 40-50, > > and in John's > > 30-40. > > > > BUT, in the 1840 census there is a William CLAYTON Sr. and a > > William CLAYTON Jr. > > in Equality Twp. Senior is 50- 60 yrs old wife same age!! This WOULD fit > > perfect, if I can prove there was a mistake on the last name!! > > > > HELP.... > > > > Best Regards, Trev > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Louise -- All these cemeteries are in Gallatin county. Westwood is in Gold Hill Twnshp 3/4 mi. NE of New Shawneetown. Lory Holm > -----Original Message----- > From: Louise J Kuldas [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, December 13, 1999 9:02 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [ILGALLAT] Forrester/Edwards > > > What County is Westwood Cemetery in? I'm looking for a John Forrester but > the date of birth seem off. > Wished I could find the marriage of melissa (Malissa) Jane and John > Forrester. > thanks allot for sending this info. At least now I have another place to > look for John. It was believed he perished on a ship coming back from war > off the coast of N or S. Carolina. > More mysteries. I appreciate your taking the time to give me this info. > Louise »Ä« > > From: J Lorimer Holm <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Thursday, December 09, 1999 10:48 AM > Subject: [ILGALLAT] Forrester/Edwards > > > >Louise -- > > > >In Westwood Cemetery: > > Forrester, John 1782 - 1856 > > > >In Hogan Cemetery: > > Forester, William 1860 - 1931 wife Belle 1869 - > > > >In Hazel Ridge Cemetery: > > Edwards, Lenard 1836 - 1922 wife Mary J. 1853 - ?? > > > > > >Also in the original land grant record: > > > >Omaha Twnshp > > Edwards, Leonard 1836 > > Forrester, Charles 1854 > > > >Bowlesville Twnshp > > Forrester, John 1814 > > William 1831 > > > >Lory Holm > > >

Trev -- Nothing in Miner book#1 with any of the K** versions, but -- Gold Hill Cemetery in Bowlesville Twnshp Cayton, George W. 1798 - 1846 William Cayton 1825 - 1847 Hogan Cemetery in Bowlesville Twnshp Clayton, Elizabeth 1842 - 1866 wife of Thomas Soward Cemetery in Eagle Creek Twnshp Clayton, Mrs. Cynthia A. 1859 - 1882 Westwood Cemetery in Shawneetown Clayton, William F. 1856 - 1922 wife Grace 1861 - 1927 Equality Village Cemetery Carton, Vincent 1832 - 1853 Lory Holm > -----Original Message----- > From: Trev [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, December 13, 1999 8:33 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [ILGALLAT] Minor Book and HELP > > > Well I guess it's my turn.... pretty please :-) > > Since I am finding NO references to my KEATON line in Saline Co > (except for a 1 > later descendant dyeing in 1855), and I find a couple reference > in Equality and > Shawneetown for a couple early ones..... > > Could you please lookup Keaton/Keeton/Keeting/Cayton/Clayton.... > this name it > driving me nuts! and I have to believe that this family first > landed in today's > present area of Gallatin... somewhere! > > Does anyone have access to the microfilm for the 1830 census? The > published book > has on page 12, #270 for Equality Twp., William CLEATON !! I need > to know if > this "CL" could possibly be a "K". > > There was a Cpl. William KEATON, who was in the Blackhawk war of > 1830/31. We > have a younger William Keaton born abt. 1830 who died in Saline > county 1855. He > also owned 40 acres there. Believe this younger William had a > brother Cornelius > b. 1830, and a sister Nancy b. 1826, my 3rd great. This family > was from TN, > somewhere. I can find no other references to this name in Saline > after 1847 (or > before), so this leads me to believe they were either in the > Gallatin area, or, > these younger ones migrated from TN just before Nancy's marriage > to Thomas J. > MACE, to Saline Area. > > In the 1840 census, I find a Sarah KEATON, 40 to 50 yrs old in Curran Twp. > (Saline Co) who could be the mother of the younger children. > > In the same census (1830), there is in Shawneetown Twp., a John CAYTON. > > Now, in the 1830, the oldest female in William's house was 40-50, > and in John's > 30-40. > > BUT, in the 1840 census there is a William CLAYTON Sr. and a > William CLAYTON Jr. > in Equality Twp. Senior is 50- 60 yrs old wife same age!! This WOULD fit > perfect, if I can prove there was a mistake on the last name!! > > HELP.... > > Best Regards, Trev > > > > > > > >

What County is Westwood Cemetery in? I'm looking for a John Forrester but the date of birth seem off. Wished I could find the marriage of melissa (Malissa) Jane and John Forrester. thanks allot for sending this info. At least now I have another place to look for John. It was believed he perished on a ship coming back from war off the coast of N or S. Carolina. More mysteries. I appreciate your taking the time to give me this info. Louise »Ä« From: J Lorimer Holm <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, December 09, 1999 10:48 AM Subject: [ILGALLAT] Forrester/Edwards >Louise -- > >In Westwood Cemetery: > Forrester, John 1782 - 1856 > >In Hogan Cemetery: > Forester, William 1860 - 1931 wife Belle 1869 - > >In Hazel Ridge Cemetery: > Edwards, Lenard 1836 - 1922 wife Mary J. 1853 - ?? > > >Also in the original land grant record: > >Omaha Twnshp > Edwards, Leonard 1836 > Forrester, Charles 1854 > >Bowlesville Twnshp > Forrester, John 1814 > William 1831 > >Lory Holm >

Sorry, I've been sick just now back to my e mail. I would very much like to know what you have on the Edwards. Malissa Jane Buttrey Forrester Edwards was my Great Grandmother on my Grandmother Alpha Jane Forrester Van Bibbers side of the family. According to Malissa Janes obit (thanks to Theresa Wright) It states she was buried at hazel Ridge also. But her death date was never added to their stone. Any help would be appreciated. Louise»Ä« -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, December 09, 1999 7:41 PM Subject: Re: [ILGALLAT] Forrester/Edwards >Louise >I have a Leonard Edwards b. 1836/TN d. 1922/White County buried Hazel Ridge >Cemetery. I have his wives as Jane Buttery Foster married ? and Sarah L. >Abney married 11/12/1863. I have some dates, his ancestors and his children, >if you're interested. > >Patricia Mitchell >Joliet, IL >Researching: Hutson>Pyle>Edwards>Nunn>Sisk>Mitchell>Pankey> >http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/i/t/Patricia--A-Mitchell/index.html >

Well I guess it's my turn.... pretty please :-) Since I am finding NO references to my KEATON line in Saline Co (except for a 1 later descendant dyeing in 1855), and I find a couple reference in Equality and Shawneetown for a couple early ones..... Could you please lookup Keaton/Keeton/Keeting/Cayton/Clayton.... this name it driving me nuts! and I have to believe that this family first landed in today's present area of Gallatin... somewhere! Does anyone have access to the microfilm for the 1830 census? The published book has on page 12, #270 for Equality Twp., William CLEATON !! I need to know if this "CL" could possibly be a "K". There was a Cpl. William KEATON, who was in the Blackhawk war of 1830/31. We have a younger William Keaton born abt. 1830 who died in Saline county 1855. He also owned 40 acres there. Believe this younger William had a brother Cornelius b. 1830, and a sister Nancy b. 1826, my 3rd great. This family was from TN, somewhere. I can find no other references to this name in Saline after 1847 (or before), so this leads me to believe they were either in the Gallatin area, or, these younger ones migrated from TN just before Nancy's marriage to Thomas J. MACE, to Saline Area. In the 1840 census, I find a Sarah KEATON, 40 to 50 yrs old in Curran Twp. (Saline Co) who could be the mother of the younger children. In the same census (1830), there is in Shawneetown Twp., a John CAYTON. Now, in the 1830, the oldest female in William's house was 40-50, and in John's 30-40. BUT, in the 1840 census there is a William CLAYTON Sr. and a William CLAYTON Jr. in Equality Twp. Senior is 50- 60 yrs old wife same age!! This WOULD fit perfect, if I can prove there was a mistake on the last name!! HELP.... Best Regards, Trev

Donna -- Miner, Glen Book #1 Immaculate Conception Cemetery, Shawnee twnshp Nolen, Millard 1862 - 1915 D. Frances 1853 - 1935 Lory Holm > -----Original Message----- > From: Donna Barnes [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, December 13, 1999 5:47 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [ILGALLAT] Miner Book > > > Are there any Nolens listed? I seem to have lost a few of them > Thanks. > > Donna >

Would you share your Williams, White information? Any help appreciated. Happy Holidays. thanks, Linda

Anyone have any info on a Mildred Abney who married Henry Rice in 1872? She was the da. of Joshua Abney and Sarah Stone. I'm researching the Rice end and would like to share info on descendants. Donna ----- Original Message ----- From: Lucinda Kinsall <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 10, 1999 1:21 PM Subject: Re: [ILGALLAT] Forrester/Edwards > Hello Patricia, > > I read this and would be interested in what you have on Leonard & Sarah L. Abney and their children. I also research the 'Abney' line on Eliza Jane Abney who is the dau. of James R. Abney & Susanna Waldin. Anything you can offer would be appreciated on this family. Thanks in advance. > p.s. Aren't you the sister of Teresa Mitchell Wright? > > Sincerely, > Lucinda Kinsall > Nashville, TN > > >>> <[email protected]> 12/09/99 07:40PM >>> > Louise > I have a Leonard Edwards b. 1836/TN d. 1922/White County buried Hazel Ridge > Cemetery. I have his wives as Jane Buttery Foster married ? and Sarah L. > Abney married 11/12/1863. I have some dates, his ancestors and his children, > if you're interested. > > Patricia Mitchell > Joliet, IL > Researching: Hutson>Pyle>Edwards>Nunn>Sisk>Mitchell>Pankey> > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/i/t/Patricia--A-Mitchell/index.html > >

Sandra, I'll check my Trammell books about her. Name sounds familiar. It may take a while with the holidays. Linda