My friends - I have spent several frustrating hours converting another of the files contained on the several hundred floppy disks that I have with miscellaneous genealogical files contained on them. Many of these were originally input years ago using the old Word Star word processing program, and converting them to usable files in today's world can sometimes be a real challenge. It certainly was in this case, but I do now have the task completed. I have converted the listing of burials in the Wingo Methodist Church Cemetery in Graves County, and it is now ready for distribution to those who may need a copy of it. There are about 145 known burials in this cemetery, with the earliest known birth year being 1788. Surnames to be found in this cemetery include: Rhodes, Crass, Dunn, Barnett, Freeman, Cheniae, Wright, Evans, Thomas, Walker, Brown, Tartt, Dodson, Richardson, Morgan, Charlton, Flint, Katzman, Austin, Frost, Brantley, Peterson, Stimpson, Bell, Gilliam, Blalock, Vaden, Potts, Guill, Winslow, Wilson, Gregory, Plumblee, Yates, Lewis, Myers, Hill, Beadles, Bowling, Covington, Anderson, Myatt, Ligon, and Wesson. If you need a copy of this file, let me know, and I will forward it to you. I will send it as either a *plain text* or *rich-text* (the rich text format is available due to the process I had to go through to convert it) attachment to an e-mail. If you do not specify a format, it will be sent in plain text. If you must have it as a straight e-mail message, please specify that fact. You will receive the complete file - regretfully, time constraints prevent me from being able to go into the file and extract individual surnames. I will be back tomorrow with the solution to the latest Skills Puzzler - we've had a good response on this one - 22 folks have attempted it thusfar. -B ============================================================