Hi Paula, No need to be embarrassed. However, it is always best to do a check on a virus before warning against it. There are many hoax sites out there but if you simply use Google.com to search something out, you'll find it right away. Happy New Year, Bill [email protected] writes: > Hi all, > (Marla covers her face in embarrassment)........ > I apologize for sending the previous virus info.....and I thank you all > for giving me the correct information about it being a hoax.....I will > not forward such info ever again! > > Happy New Year > Marla >

It's okay Marla. We've all been there at least once, and probably will again. <smile> You are among friends. You have a Happy New Year, too. Barb At 11:07 AM 1/2/2002 -0800, [email protected] wrote: >Hi all, >(Marla covers her face in embarrassment)........ >I apologize for sending the previous virus info.....and I thank you all >for giving me the correct information about it being a hoax.....I will >not forward such info ever again! > >Happy New Year >Marla

Hi all, (Marla covers her face in embarrassment)........ I apologize for sending the previous virus info.....and I thank you all for giving me the correct information about it being a hoax.....I will not forward such info ever again! Happy New Year Marla

Sigh...Marla, this is a hoax...if you delete this file, your computer will no longer recognize long file names. Bill [email protected] writes: > > Hello All, > > I will apologize in advance for breaking the list rules, but this is > absolutely real, so I am sticking my neck out anyway. We recieved this > e-mail from a friend and followed the steps below and WE HAD THIS VIRUS > TOO! Chances are you do also. I suggest that you follow the steps > listed below as we did. Ours is gone now. Sorry to start off the New > Year this way, but atleast we can be on top of this. Good Luck........ > Marla > > --------------------------- > > I received a message from a friend concerning a virus that was attached > to her address book. I have found this virus on my C drive. I did not > open it but it still could have spread to everyone in my address book - > you are in my address book. > > It lies dormant for 14 days, then crashes your hard drive. It is easy > to stop it if you find you have it. If you have it, you will need to > advise everyone in your address book in the same manner as this > message. The directions for removing it are as follows: > > 1. Go to start - then to find or search (depending on your computer). > 2. In the search for files or folders type in sulfnbk.exe - this is the > virus. > 3. In the look in make sure you are searching C drive. > 4. Hit the search button or find > 5. If this file shows up it's an ugly black icon with the above noted > DO NOT OPEN IT! > 6. Right click on the file - go down to delete and left click. > 7. It will ask about the recycle bin - say yes > 8. Go to your desktop and double click on the recycle bin. > 9. Right click on ugly black icon sulfnbk.exe and again delete again > > IF YOU FIND IT NOTIFY ALL IN YOUR ADDRESS BOOK BECAUSE THAT'S HOW IT IS > TRANSFERRED!!! >

[email protected] wrote: > Hello All, > > I will apologize in advance for breaking the list rules, but this is > absolutely real, so I am sticking my neck out anyway. We recieved this > e-mail from a friend and followed the steps below and WE HAD THIS VIRUS > TOO! Chances are you do also. I suggest that you follow the steps > listed below as we did. Ours is gone now. Sorry to start off the New > Year this way, but atleast we can be on top of this. Good Luck........ > Marla > > --------------------------- > > I received a message from a friend concerning a virus that was attached > to her address book. DO NOT delete that file, your Windows needs it. THIS IS an OLD hoax... You definately did stck your neck out too far. There are several places to ck for validity of virii, including Symantec.com and McAfee. BTW, if you have already deleted that file, you can get it back from Microsoft.

Hello All, I will apologize in advance for breaking the list rules, but this is absolutely real, so I am sticking my neck out anyway. We recieved this e-mail from a friend and followed the steps below and WE HAD THIS VIRUS TOO! Chances are you do also. I suggest that you follow the steps listed below as we did. Ours is gone now. Sorry to start off the New Year this way, but atleast we can be on top of this. Good Luck........ Marla --------------------------- I received a message from a friend concerning a virus that was attached to her address book. I have found this virus on my C drive. I did not open it but it still could have spread to everyone in my address book - you are in my address book. It lies dormant for 14 days, then crashes your hard drive. It is easy to stop it if you find you have it. If you have it, you will need to advise everyone in your address book in the same manner as this message. The directions for removing it are as follows: 1. Go to start - then to find or search (depending on your computer). 2. In the search for files or folders type in sulfnbk.exe - this is the virus. 3. In the look in make sure you are searching C drive. 4. Hit the search button or find 5. If this file shows up it's an ugly black icon with the above noted DO NOT OPEN IT! 6. Right click on the file - go down to delete and left click. 7. It will ask about the recycle bin - say yes 8. Go to your desktop and double click on the recycle bin. 9. Right click on ugly black icon sulfnbk.exe and again delete again IF YOU FIND IT NOTIFY ALL IN YOUR ADDRESS BOOK BECAUSE THAT'S HOW IT IS TRANSFERRED!!!

Hello, I am looking for a WESSON BALDWIN family who were in Cowley Co in abt 1880 when Census was taken,, with son name Paden Cox Baldwin. Wife was Elizabeth(?) Hill. They had a Dau , name Lorretta who mar a Hill and had maybe 5 sons and Mr Hill died, She then mar Lewis Amrine and had more ch, incl some girls. Maude and Dorothy(Dollie), twins, Dollie was b abt 1889 so some of these may not be on 1880 census but others. Josephine(Josie), and others. Dollie was b 1889 in Cedarvale, Chataugua Co. Ks. Lorretta may have been in Cowley Co by or before 1880, also with some Hill sons and poss. several ch by 2nd spouce, Lewis Amrine. Eliza Hill may also have some relatives there as cousins, parents etc. I also need the link to the Co. of Chataugua please. Can anyone tell me anything about these Families???? Also a Walter H.. Baldwin, and a William , both bro's of Wesson. and maybe Elizabeth who mar Wesson in abt 1835 maybe in NY?? Wesson went to Franklin Co Iowa before 1870 as on 1870 census , 1880 census finds some of these in Clark Co Wa . 1900 census finds Wesson and Walter then in Toledo, Lewis Co Wa which also was part of Clark Co before it was divided. Wright was in Pierce Co. Wa in 1900's. Also were there any Hills there descend of these.?? Thank you so much. [email protected] Maxine Balwin Wilton in Roy, Wa.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Mason, Pontius, Pontious, Liberman Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Xl.2ADI/152 Message Board Post: Have found in old issues of the Winfield Courier many references to Fannie, Hattie, Mary and Theo Pontious. Fannie taught Grade 2, District #55 in Richland, Prairie Grove, Rock Creek and Winfield and attended the Normal each year from 1877 through at least 1882. Hattie was also a teacher, teaching Grade C and 3, District 22 at Winfield, at Richland and was secretary of the "literary at 108" (Richland). Mary also attended and received her teaching certificate at the 8/9/1877 Normal, taught District 20, Winfield, and attended the Floral Grange as well as teaching at the Floral school. Mr. Pontious (maybe Theo, but Theo could be a brother to Hattie, Fannie and Mary) was apparently a member of the school board, because the indicate that he and Mr. Vanorsdol were "looking after the interests of school district 108." I'm looking for any information on any of the Pontiouses (may also be spelled Pontius) including any offspring. My great-grandmother (Anna Liberman Mason) was Mary Jane Pontius' daughter, so I'm hoping Mary and Mary Jane are the same person. Any assistance at all would be a great help! Lloyd Mason ([email protected])

Hello All, I'm seeking information on the William Senseney family who apparently ventured down to Ninnescah, Cowley County, Kansas from Iowa after William was discharged from the Union Army in 1865. William for certain appears in the 1880 census in Ninnescah Township but by 1886 he and his family had relocated to Barry County, Missouri. I believe he was a member of GAR while in Cowley County, as well. In the 1880 census, William appears with wife Priscilla and sons Lot H. and Isaac K., and by the 1900 Census, William had remarried, so I am uncertain whether Priscilla died in Cowley County or in Barry County, Missouri. I have not been able to access the 1870 Census for Cowley County, but I can place William at the earliest there by an article that appears in the Traveler of March 22, 1876. If anyone can help me, I would appreciate it as I have had quite a hard time locating this family. Thank you in advance.

I found an obit for Ezra Lewis Brooks who d 28 Jul 1954 in the Oklahoma City newspaper recently. He md Anna Dungey in Winfield and moved to OKC in 1905. Contact me if you need more info and a copy of his obit. Ralph Biddle

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Orahood, Williamson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Xl.2ADI/151 Message Board Post: I've found two Orahood families with ties to Cowley County. William Thomas Orahood died in Arkansas City in 1922. He was the son of John Wesley Orahood and Mary Bilderback. Also, Rebecca Ann Orahood (born 1848), daughter of Aaron Orahood and Margaret Elizabeth Trueman, apparently died in Cowley County. Rebecca married William H. Williamson. Interested in any information on these families.

Seeking information on Nancy C Weatherwax of Arkansas City, Ks, who married Henry A Norwine in 1891, in Winfield, Ks. Jack

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: ROBINSON, MORGAN, ALDERSON, REDFORD Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Xl.2ADI/150 Message Board Post: Interested in hearing from anyone with connections to this line. J.W. Robinson came to Cowley Co from Kosciusko Co, IN, where his son Albert Casper Robinson had been born. His second wife, Mary Alzine Alderson, is shown living with him in the 1880 census, but his son Albert is not. James William and Mary A. Robinson are shown living in the household of Jasper Summerville as servant and servant's wife in 1880. Where was his 4 year old son? Albert's mother had died young, presumably before they left Indiana. Her name was Ellen Ralston or Rolston. Albert married Fanny Bell Morgan from Hoosier, KS. I have some additional info, but not lots - am willing to share what I have, and would be interested in anything else. There have been a number of contradictions and mysteries for me with this family. Pam Jennings King

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: LYONS Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Xl.2ADI/149 Message Board Post: Seeking information on marriage of Alfred C. LYONS age 22 and Harriet P. LISH age16 married Winfield, Kansas of Cowley County in August 8th, 1872. Thank you -Mike Lyons at email [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Rowland, Doty Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Xl.2ADI/148.1 Message Board Post: My mistake.It should be Gilbert Beebe Rowland

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Rowland, Doty Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Xl.2ADI/148 Message Board Post: I am searching for info on the Rowland Family. (I)______Rowland b. Pennsylvania wife Sarah b. 1800 New York (II)Gilbert Beebe b. 1830, Abigail b.1832 and Edwin b. 1834 Gilbert Beebe Rowland b. 1830 Terrytown, Bradford, PA and d. 1895 Winfield, Cowley, Kansas. His wife was Electa Doty. They lived in Bradford Co. and Berks Co., Pennsylvania, Canajahari, New York and Winfield, Cowley, Kansas.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Rowland Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Xl.2ADI/147 Message Board Post: Winfield Daily Courier Winfield, Kansas June 17, 1908 Died. Lebius D. Rowland died yesterday afternoon at the home of his mother, Mrs. Electa Rowland, 830 East Eleventh. The funeral will be at the home tomorrow forenoon at ten o'clock, Rev. W. O Shank officiating. The deceased was a member of the M. W. A. lodge in Winfield, to which his membership had been recently transfered from Arkansas City. His brothers, Henry Rowland of Dexter, and Forrest Rowland of Blackwell, and his sisters, Mrs. John H. O'Connor and Mrs. F. W. Austin of Winfield were here at his death. His brother, John Rowland of Watertown, South Dakota and a sister, Mrs. Anna Billings of Cherryvale, are unable to attend the funeral. The burial will be in the family lot in Union cemetery

Looking for info on a Joseph B Taylor married to Carrie Ruth Frith he was killed by explosion in 1923

I am seeking a look up for birth records for my great great aunt Emmaline (Emma) J. Lyons born March 24th, 1872 according her certificate of death. Though, in the 1880, 1900, 1910 and 1920 census her birth year was 1873 and said she was born in Kansas or Missouri. Her parents were Alfred C. Lyons and Harriett (Hattie) Lyons. Alfred came from Ohio. Any information would be greatly appreciated! - Kathy Lyons [email protected]

I'm a new subscriber. My name is John Phillip Field, the grandson of Peer L. Greenwalt, of Cowley County, Kansas, town of Winfield -- I happened upon info scanned from Cowley County Registers on the BlueSky website and in a section organized by Mary Ann Wortman - (thank you Mary Ann!) It was nice to get some first time historical information about the Greenwalts as far back to Andrew Greenwalt of Ohio, husband of Mary Stump < grin - this is fun!> I wanted to discover how to append Ms. Wortman's entry about Peer Greenwalt, son of James Austin and Florella Peer of Edgar County, Illinois -- with a continuance of the kinship tree in case anyone was interested. Not sure how to approach this. So I'll do a little appending now in case I'm lucky and this IS the correct forum... ... Peer Greenwalt indeed married "Noma" (versus scanned "Nona") Holt. They did in fact end up in San Diego California and Peer did die in 1974. His wife Noma died in 1998 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (I am getting nowhere on tracing the roots of Noma and her sister Oma (fun names?) Holt.... Anyone that could help would be awesome) Peer and Noma had two children, Noma and Phillip and lived in Kansas, Idaho and California most of their lives. Noma and Phillip now (2001) live in Las Vegas, Nevada. Phillip had only adopted children so the Peer Greenwalt lineage officially ends with Phillip. Noma L. (aka Bunny) Greenwalt had 2 children, by her marriage to John E. Field of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (his name was changed from "Junior Karam" as a child); and, 1 child by her 2nd Husband, Donald Wilson of Flint, Michigan. Her children by John Field were John Phillip Field, born in Fairbanks, Alaska and Sharon LaVerne Field, born in Chula Vista, California. Noma's child by Donald Wilson was Donald Scott Wilson, born in Chula Vista, California. (I have information about the branch that follows the Karam/Field family and the Wilson family if anyone ever needs to develop their kinship chart) John P. Field has two children. 1 daughter, Shawn Erin Field, with Lindsay Cain Copping of Rhode Island and 1 son, Ian Scott Field, with Victoria Marie Murphy of Albuquerque, New Mexico. John Field lives in San Diego California, Shawn Field lives in Atlanta Georgia and Ian Field is presently in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Sharon L. (Field) Young, had 1 son, John Young, and they both live in San Marcos, California. And to finish the trail from my perspective, Shawn Field, daughter of John Field and Victoria Murphy, has two children with Rob Geist of Atlanta, Georgia - Son Austin and daughter Mackenzie. Well.... I have no idea where that all will end up but I blind copied my relatives so at least they'll get a kick out of this (my family's oral and written history skills, frankly, are very poor). Thanks for offering the forum! Regards, John P. Field San Diego, California