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Mornin' Cuzzies, I don't know why my last two notes have been all jumbled up and written in one paragraph.....they aren't sent it that way. When one marries, in an absolute weak moment of adoration and snow job ism, to a 46 yr. Mexican Machismo Macho, one's mind is very hazy.....to say the least. Ole Buckley and his brothers and his uncle used to express that life was only about the "mamas w/ the nanas" and their "frosties" which were their little toddys of which they were into frequently....tequilla being the number one choice of addiction. There was no mistaking that those two items were the focus of their lives. So, in case I haven't told you, to find the famous Swim Suit Sports Illustrated issue in Ole Buckley's desk was not a surprise.....current.....March 2010, as he was a game 82 yrs. of age. The best bodies depicted are many of the swimming stars of the country for they w/out a doubt have the best bodies. My own saving grace was that I, too, was a 5' 10" swimming star w/ the accompanying body for many years. And, all along you thought he was entrapped by my wit. Ha! Or worse, you thought the focus was the swim suits! Da Kid loved the discovery of the swim suit issue! It's in the genes.....had I known all of the above as well as I do now, life would have been a lot less difficult. ( : Now that you have life more in perspective, I bid you to have a wonderful day. It's perfectly beautiful here......in the mid 50's. Buckette

Mornin' Cuzzies,A cool, clear, calm high 50's today.....rather unusual for us this time of year,but everyone in town has a smile on their face and a spring in their step.Football season is shaking out.....Florida, Texas ain't got it. 'Bama's on fire.The Texans looking very formidable.Politics going full blast....everyone's got their liar's book out, especially the twoGov. candidates here in Texas, Perry and White. Put them together and theydon't make enough to blow either to hell. Leadership has to do with who's gettingpaid the most under the table.....and they *all* are!And, incompetence reigns supreme! Lincoln can't find my floor mats. The bankcan't produce the paper that says what I owe them. Non-English speaking clerkscan't give the right change. County can't find my voter registration....I've only beenregistered here 37 years! Where did it all go wrong?!Hope you are having a better day! Buckette

Lillie Mae Lovelace <-Samuel Nathan <-Morgan Ross <-William <-Barton <-Benjamin The Star Shelby, NC October 4, 2010 SUE GETTYS OCT. 18, 1912 - OCT. 2, 2010 KINGS MOUNTAIN - Sue Owens Earls Gettys, 97, of Rutherford County died Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010 at White Oak Manor in Kings Mountain. A native of Rutherford County, She was born October 18,1912 a daughter of the late Alonzo and Lillie Mae Lovelace Owens. Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her 1st husband Richard Blaine Earls her 2nd husband Benny A. Gettys and brothers and sisters; Yates Owens, Lettie Owens, Thelma Williams, Pear Parker and Carrie Vel Stehens. Sue was of the Baptist Faith and taught Sunday School for many years. She was a devout Christian and loved serving her Lord. She was known for her hard work having worked in textiles and farming and retiring from Rutherford County Schools, having worked as a custodian and in the cafeteria. She is survived her daughters and sons-in-law, Cathy and Houston Corn, Mattie and Bobby Scoggins of Kings Mountain, Alice Gettys of Shelby; her sons and daughters in- law, Jim and Lucy Earls of Ellenboro, Tommy and Cathy Earls, of Shelby, Ben and Laurice Gettys of Tampa, Fla., and Raymond and Sandra Gettys of Kings Mountain, 24 grandchildren, 33 great grandchildren, and 7 great- great grandchildren. Visitation: Two hours before the service at McKinney Landreth Funeral Home Funeral: Tuesday , 3 p.m. at A.C. McKinney Memorial Chapel Officiated by: The Revs. David Hawkins and James Lockridge Burial: Camp Creek Baptist Church Funeral home: McKinney Landreth Funeral Home Online condolences: www.mckinneylandrethfuneralhome.com

Mornin' Cuzzies, Bee u ti ful day this morn in ole Houstontown....low 60's, breezy. Cats can't make up their minds as to whether to go outside in the semi-brisk or stay inside. Ah, decisions.....the bane of life! Football for Texans yesterday was not cool. Is Texas's offense, full of blue-chippers, gonna fire ever? They thus far they can't untrack. ( : And, excuse me, I'm just not used to Stanford getting whipped by Oregon. Every year Stanford picked up my best swimmer.....they have the Cadillac of athlete departments....always! And, those little speed merchants from Oregon don't weigh as much as I do! I spent yesterday afternoon at Da Kid's digs where he's been for almost 3 yrs..... in front of a screen that makes one think the ball players are going to run right over the top of you. He has been settled in with the current squeeze and her two children. Are they going to marry? Well, who knows? Even they don't. It's a whole different breed of cat out there, Ah kin tell ya. Have a good one! ( : Buckette

Great cat stories, Lou Ann! ( : <cat geneology> Buckette

Cats, OH MY!! Let me tell you about my cats. I have (had) always been a dog person until one day about 15 years ago a stray kitty wandered up (had probably been dumped) and my little dog adopted her. I named her Miss Kitty (original, huh). Anyway, Miss Kitty grew up and had kittens and at that point she became Mama Cat. That was really when I became acquainted with the antics and uniqueness of cats, but we live in the country and it's kind of hard to have cats what with the critters around. But over the years Mama Cat kept us supplied with kittens and that helped keep down our snake and other varmint population. At one point I had fourteen cats, but attrition being what it is and Mama Cat growing too old for bearing kittens (I had all the other females fixed) and the Toms wandering off and eventually not returning, I was down to two old cats. (Mama Cat died three or four years ago) One of the ones left was a "fixed" female who had the personality of a crotchety old maid and one was a half-wild Tom who was really beat up and scruffy looking from various scrapes he had been in. I commented one day that I needed a new cat or two because I wasn't sure how long these would be around. Well, my niece called me one day and asked me if I was serious because two of her cats had had kittens and two of those kittens had hitched a ride under her truck as she went to work that day. How they survived that 20+ mile trip I'll never know, but when she got to work, a fellow worker saw the kittens sitting on top of one of the tires of her parked truck. Long story short, she brought me those kittens on her way home from work. Well, I have four little granddaughters and it was hard for those two kittens to go around. One day my daughter-in-law comes in with another kitten from a litter someone was giving away at the side of a road. Okay. Now I have three. Still not enough for four granddaughters. So, at the grocery story one day, my daughter-in-law finds another litter being given away and here she comes with another one. (That, one by the way is named Super-C - for the Super C Market where he was found). Now I have four. My crotchety old maid cat ran away. She didn't like the kittens at all. We haven't seen her since the third kitten made its appearance. The wild old Tom has become Papa Cat. He loves those kittens and is never far from them. I think they've probably added some time to this life-span. And one of those kittens looks exactly like my Mama Cat did. I'd swear she was one of hers if I didn't know better. We now have Shadow (a calico who looks like my Mama Cat), Frisky, because that's what he is, Luna (a gold one) and Super C. The granddaughters named them. And I have four granddaughters who theoretically don't have to fuss over who gets to hold a kitten. HAH!! Shadow and Luna are the sweetest ones so, of course, now they all want those two. And, no, I do not want to go looking for two more sweet ones. Four is quite enough for now. Frisky and Super C are fun to watch. They just don't like being held. And the granddaughters are just going to have to settle for that. Being in the country I don't keep them as house cats. I don't want to clip their claws, BUT, all of these want to be house cats and everytime a door opens here they come, including my wild, (who isn't wild anymore) scruffy old yeller cat who has never in his life (before) wanted to come in the house. I just looked out on the porch and Frisky and Super-C are curled up in a card board box on top of the old Tom. It's the most hilarious thing. That box is hardly big enough for one cat, much less three of them. Lou Ann

Mornin' Cuzzies, No abandonment here.....just busier than I know how to do! Used to be able to whip mah wgt. in wildcats, and think on six threads at a time, but no mo. Maybe it'll come back. Got too used to being Sadie, Sadie, leisure lady. Now, it's about Gray, this strange cat who lives here, w/ the little white boots and little white nose and cheeks. He was always an aloof "cat," you who know cats know those, while the rest were lap cats and pets. Well, no more. I sit at the computer, and he arranges himself at my feet....touching yet. I watch TV in the evenings and he sits on the arm of the couch and puts a paw over my shoulder. I'm just not used to this togetherness w/ this cat. Cats are straaaange! And, doing bidness in this world is strange.....I am not of this generation. Everyone is incompetent, you can't understand them because they don't speak English that well, and they are dishonest. It's culture shock.....! o : Hope your days are going better.....mine will settle down eventually. Have a good one! Buckette

I am a fan of Maine Coons... though can they honestly be classified as a "cat"? My last one, Charity, was 18lbs of fury. Not furry, FURY. ha! Loving the cartoons, Greg! We too are thinking of a "granny cottage" for my mother... have you seen the little med-cottages? They are popping up all over in VA. After so many bad experiences with Homes, I think it's a great idea to take back our elderly - my mother (disabled due to cancer) would greatly benefit from them. Just enough independence but helpful for her care! (Of course, many you get to a point where you need round-the-clock care and thus Homes are what they are. I think many who work in Homes don't get enough credit for the hard work they do...punished by the few.) -SB > Date: Fri, 1 Oct 2010 10:14:59 -0400 > To: lovelace@rootsweb.com; lovelace@rootsweb.com > From: greglovelace@comcast.net > Subject: Re: [LL] Fri Oct 1, 2010 > > At 09:08 AM 10/1/2010, Suze wrote: > >Cats are straaaange! > > Buckette, > > I, too, am a cat lover, even though my house is without a feline > right now. Wife Susan is a dog lover, and I am currently in > possession of two of those, with another (belonging to my > mother-in-law) soon to join the pack when we get a granny cottage > built for Susan's mom in our backyard. I dearly miss my cats, and > I'm looking forward to things settling down so that I can bring one > into the house. > > Now, for true cat lovers, go to http://www.simonscat.com/films.html > . You may have seen one or two of these cartoons, since some have > been floating around the internet for a while. But I didn't realize > there were this many of them. They're all a hoot. This fella has > kitty behavior down, and he is very successful in bringing it through > in his cartoons. Enjoy! > > Peace, > Part of the Tree, > Greg > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LOVELACE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

At 09:08 AM 10/1/2010, Suze wrote: >Cats are straaaange! Buckette, I, too, am a cat lover, even though my house is without a feline right now. Wife Susan is a dog lover, and I am currently in possession of two of those, with another (belonging to my mother-in-law) soon to join the pack when we get a granny cottage built for Susan's mom in our backyard. I dearly miss my cats, and I'm looking forward to things settling down so that I can bring one into the house. Now, for true cat lovers, go to http://www.simonscat.com/films.html . You may have seen one or two of these cartoons, since some have been floating around the internet for a while. But I didn't realize there were this many of them. They're all a hoot. This fella has kitty behavior down, and he is very successful in bringing it through in his cartoons. Enjoy! Peace, Part of the Tree, Greg

At 09:08 AM 10/1/2010, Suze wrote: >Cats are straaaange! Buckette, I, too, am a cat lover, even though my house is without a feline right now. Wife Susan is a dog lover, and I am currently in possession of two of those, with another (belonging to my mother-in-law) soon to join the pack when we get a granny cottage built for Susan's mom in our backyard. I dearly miss my cats, and I'm looking forward to things settling down so that I can bring one into the house. Now, for true cat lovers, go to http://www.simonscat.com/films.html . You may have seen one or two of these cartoons, since some have been floating around the internet for a while. But I didn't realize there were this many of them. They're all a hoot. This fella has kitty behavior down, and he is very successful in bringing it through in his cartoons. Enjoy! Peace, Part of the Tree, Greg

REMINDERS FOR SUBSCRIBERS TO THE LOVELACE MAILING LIST ======================================================= CONTACT: List manager: Greg Lovelace < <mailto:greglovelace@comcast.net>greglovelace@comcast.net> Webmistress: Wendy Loveless Waldron < <mailto:info@1812hitchingpost.com>info@1812hitchingpost.com> ======================================================= LOVELACE/LOVELESS DNA If you're interested in the y-chromosome DNA study we've undertaken, check out the results page at <http://dna.satmel.com/index.html>http://dna.satmel.com/index.html To find out more about the tests, go to the website for the company which is doing our tests, Family Tree DNA. They have an excellent FAQ at <http://www.familytreedna.com/faq.html>http://www.familytreedna.com/faq.html ======================================================= HELP IS AVAILABLE Having problems using RootsWeb? Go to the RootsWeb HelpDesk at <http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/help.cgi>http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/help.cgi or the FAQ page at <http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/>http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/ ======================================================= SUBSCRIPTION INFO: To sub or unsub, send the word "subscribe" or "unsubscribe" (without the quotes) to <mailto:LOVELACE-request@rootsweb.com>LOVELACE-request@rootsweb.com (for regular mail) or <mailto:LOVELACE-D-request@rootsweb.com>LOVELACE-D-request@rootsweb.com (for digest) ======================================================= Want to search the whole of RootsWeb for Lovelace and/or Loveless? Now you can! Go to <http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/l/o/LOVELACE/>http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/l/o/LOVELACE/ or <http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/l/o/LOVELESS/>http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/l/o/LOVELESS/ and search away! ======================================================= ATTACHMENTS: Attachments are not allowed! Any message with an attachment WILL NOT go to the list. If you need to send a file or a pic, please send it by private email, and always ask your recipient first! And, if possible, please turn off any fancy formatting for your mailing program. Thanks! ======================================================= REPLYING TO MESSAGES: In the interest of brevity, if you use the "reply" option on your mailer, please PLEASE delete the parts of the original message that are unnecessary to your reply. Keep only that part to which you are replying. And be sure to edit the subject line of your reply, changing it when necessary. Sometimes the conversations end up in a toatlly different place than where they started, and folks who only scan the subject lines might miss an important post! Thanks! ======================================================= TWO-WAY CONVERSATIONS: Try to keep conversations between two parties off the list, unless y'all are trying to work out a genealogical problem. Remember, with about 250 subscribers, they are all reading your mail and eavesdropping on your conversation! ======================================================= ARCHIVED MESSAGES: Archives of messages to the list are available! There are several alternatives.... Go to our website at <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lovelace>http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lovelace and look for a link to the search engine Go to <http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=LOVELACE>http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=LOVELACE Go to <http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl>http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl Type in "Lovelace" (without the quotes) and search away! For help formulating your search, go to <http://jrshelby.com/rfotw/rwsearch.htm>http://jrshelby.com/rfotw/rwsearch.htm or contact Greg Lovelace at < <mailto:greglovelace@comcast.net>greglovelace@comcast.net> An archive of threaded messages is currently in the works for RootsWeb lists. Ours is located at <http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=lovelace>http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=lovelace ======================================================= US GENWEB You can find lots of great stuff at USGenWeb. Point your browser to <http://www.usgenweb.org/>http://www.usgenweb.org/ and take a look. ======================================================= USGS GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES INFORMATION SYSTEM Need to find the location where an event took place for your ancestors? Go to the USGS Geographical Names Information System at <http://geonames.usgs.gov/pls/gnispublic/>http://geonames.usgs.gov/pls/gnispublic/ You can even get a map of the area! Kewl!!! ======================================================= Thanks to all of you for making this one of the best surname lists on the net! Keep pluggin' away......we'll find the answers yet! <grin> =======================================================

Loved Simon's cat. Betsy

Sadly, we have become a people who are only as smart as your computer can think for you. Lord help us if there is a serious computer crash! My MIL that just passed was a full Filipina. She married a Navy man and after many years living in Japan, came to the States in the 80's. She worked constantly to perfect her English, but even after 20 years here had such a thick accent and would confuse words (surfboard and skateboard, etc). MIL wanted to work as a receptionist - she was a people person... but her son promptly told her that while she would be delightfully kind to customers, they wouldn't be able to understand a lick and therefore she had no business answering phones! Now, I am all for people's coming legally to our country and working hard like the rest of us. And I think everyone should have a chance at a good job - but like MIL, you must understand your limitations. While I speak other languages rather well, I would NEVER consider working in those countries on a telephone system! Buckette - we're in league together you and I! -SB > From: spice3@juno.com > Date: Fri, 1 Oct 2010 13:08:54 +0000 > To: lovelace@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [LL] Fri Oct 1, 2010 > > Mornin' Cuzzies, > > No abandonment here.....just busier than I know how to do! Used to be able to whip > mah wgt. in wildcats, and think on six threads at a time, but no mo. Maybe it'll come > back. Got too used to being Sadie, Sadie, leisure lady. > > Now, it's about Gray, this strange cat who lives here, w/ the little white boots and little > white nose and cheeks. He was always an aloof "cat," you who know cats know those, > while the rest were lap cats and pets. Well, no more. I sit at the computer, and he > arranges himself at my feet....touching yet. I watch TV in the evenings and he sits > on the arm of the couch and puts a paw over my shoulder. I'm just not used to this > togetherness w/ this cat. Cats are straaaange! > > And, doing bidness in this world is strange.....I am not of this generation. Everyone > is incompetent, you can't understand them because they don't speak English that well, > and they are dishonest. It's culture shock.....! o : > > Hope your days are going better.....mine will settle down eventually. > > Have a good one! > > Buckette > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LOVELACE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Mornin' Cuzzies, Got one bank totally out of my hair yesterday. It is enough to shoot up a flare! When two horsey, independent people as Ole Buckley and I merged, one a 46 yr. old bachelor and the other a gal who'd been living on her own for 8 years, the merging sometimes in areas never takes place, as it did w/ our bank accounts, which always remained seperate. I would suggest if you are of that hardheaded ilk, when one is terminal, you make some changes. ( : This particular bank wouldn't even talk to me, tell me what was in the account, nothing! So, I had to wait two months for the probate to take place to find out one thing. Then after I showed them all the papers, etc., they had to confer for four days amongst themselves.....which was ridiculous! They had numerous other processes which were ridiculous, so this is just a warning to the wise. Anyhoo, they cut me a check for the remainder in the acct. yesterday, and I'm glad never to have to deal with them again. He'd had this particular acct. over 30 years. Just a warning to the wise of how thingees might play. It's total unnecessary aggravation! Low '60's this a.m......lovely day! ( : Buckette

Nancy --- I would like your input on the family you mentioned. I show George Washington 1833-1902 as son of Jesse Lovelace (1806 - 1873) married to Elizabeth Nixon, son of James T. (1771-1790) son of Joseph (1722 - 1790) . Jesse has a brother Hazel whom I show married to Linna Riley. Your progress may be correct and I would appreciate discussing this family. If you want to disscuss it privately e-mail me at omaandopac@austin.rr.com. Thanks Wilbur Crenwelge

Greg-ette writes: >But the 'Pack answered with 2 TDs of their own to go >4-0 in the season, the only remaining undefeated ACC team this >season. >Go Wolfpack!!!! Hmmmm. They play football there, too? I thought they were a basketball factory..... ( : Buckette

Has anyone found the father of John Lovelace, Sr, born 1745 in either Maryland or Virgina, married a Milley or Myla or something?  Also, who was Hazzel Lovelace's father?  I have to get back to work on my LOVELACE LINE!!  I am still stuck on who the father of George W. Lovelace born 1837 in Lauderdale County, AL is....can't prove it.....most think its a JAMES, but there is no proof of this.   I got really frustrated with my BRICK WALL (Father of George W.)....... It's been so long since I worked on my Lovelace's it's like starting all over again!!  So ya'll help me out here. Thanks, Your Cuzzin, Nancy Lovelace Gooch      Here is my line:   Nancy Earle Lovelace, born 1948, Florence, Lauderdale County, AL                                                                   Earl Bynum Lovelace, born 1913, Florence, Lauderdale County, AL                                                                   Bennett Pope Lovelace, born 1871, Lauderdale County, AL                                                                   George Washington Lovelace, born 1837, Lauderdale Co. AL                                                  I BELIEVE  James Lovelace, born about 1801, in SC???                                                                   Hazzel Lovelace , born about 1770 in Edgefield County, SC                                                                           died 1838, buried in Lower Duncan's  Creek, Newberry, SC  

Greg-It's good to hear from you--even if it is about Football. Nancy Welty Ross > From: spice3@juno.com > Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 04:00:58 +0000 > To: lovelace@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [LL] Sun Sept. 26, 2010 > > Greg-ette writes: > > >But the 'Pack answered with 2 TDs of their own to go > >4-0 in the season, the only remaining undefeated ACC team this > >season. > > >Go Wolfpack!!!! > > > Hmmmm. They play football there, too? I thought they were a > basketball factory..... ( : > > Buckette > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LOVELACE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

At 10:25 AM 9/26/2010, Suze wrote: > Alabama is blazing.....and FL has a freshman who scored 6....count them.... > touchdowns yesterday, breaking a record. Can't wait to see him! Did you catch my Wufpack yesterday on ESPN? Whomped Georgia Tech and their vaunted running QB 45-28. Russell Wilson, NC State QB, passed for 368 yards and three TDs, and scored another running. There was also a running TD and a blocked punt for a TD. Scary in the 4th quarter, though, when GT got to within 3 points after scoring 2 TDs in 50 seconds. But the 'Pack answered with 2 TDs of their own to go to 4-0 in the season, the only remaining undefeated ACC team this season. Just saw that they finally made it to #23 in this week's AP poll. Go Wolfpack!!!! Peace, Part of the Tree, Greg