Anyone out there researching this family line? John CHANEY married Belinda CARR in 1840 in Prince Georges County, Maryland. They had the following children: Richard Walter CHANEY b abt 1842 John H CHANEY b abt 1845 Martha Ann CHANEY b abt 1847 Sarah Jane CHANEY b 1849 married George F. WHITTINGTON 1869 Anne Arundel Co., MD Margaret CHANEY b 1850 Samuel CHANEY b 1854 Thanks, Sue

I would appreciate some assistance in interpreting an entry recorded in the Calendar of Maryland State Papers - The Black Books, p. 39, margin reference 267, II, 115: 1733, Prince George's County. List of taxables in the lower precinct of Mattapany Hundred, taken by Bryan REILY, constable. Personal names in list: * John Brightwell, Edward Boswell, Peter Brightwell, Richard Brightwell, Jasper Kennick, * I have listed just the one line of names, of the 14 lines presented. First, is there any significance in the order? Is it reasonable to assume that persons listed near to one another likely lived near to each other? Can anyone provide information for 1733 as to when (what month?) in the year the list might have been made? The issue here is that Jasper Kennick died early in 1733 - we know from the Prince George's County Orphan Court entry for June 1733 where "William Kennick, age 15 next April chooses John Brightwell as his guardian to age 21." Other evidence suggests that William had a brother, Jasper, son of Jasper, who was already 21 at the time of the Orphan Court action. My question, then, is the Jasper Kennick listed in the Black Books, Jasper the father or Jasper the son? Does the evidence available allow us to make any reasonable assumptions on that issue? Any insights will be appreciated.

Jennifer, Could you look up John Henry GARGES, possibly in D.C. or Fairfax County, Va.? Thank you so much for your kind offer. Regards, Bob Sistek

I just purchased this directory and I am willing to do lookups. -Jennifer Peterson THOMSON'S MERCANTILE & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY For the States of Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and the District of Columbia Containing the name, location, Post Office address, and style of business of all mercantile firms, manufacturing establishments, attorneys, physicians, bankers, hotel keepers, &c., in the states named above. To which is appended an Advertising Register of many of the principal mercantile houses and manufacturing establishments in Petersburg, Richmond, Fredericksburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Newark & New York, Carefully collected and arranged for 1851-52. Published by William Thomson, No. 6 Carroll Hall, BALTIMORE, 1851.

Folks, I have some extra time and want to extract records from Microfilm. I have a roll now and I need to find a used Microfilm Reader to use at home. If you have one, or know some place I could try to get one please let me know! Thanks! Morris L. Ferguson mailto:leroyf@chesapeake.net

Looking for parents or siblings of: DOB DOD Mary Elizabeth Phipps 1837 2/26/1924 She is thought to have been born in Chaneyville, MD. She married John Wesley Sears on November 23, 1870, perhaps in Ann Arundel Co., MD. Their children who survived to adult were: Bernard 10/25/1871 Robert 4/17/1873 Smith D. 6/1/1874 Fielder Bowie 2/24/1877 Milford Franklin 4/21/1878 Bessie May 5/26/1882 Eugie Claytor 8/27/1883 Fitzhugh Lee 6/6/1885 Other children were: Henry Norris Sears 10/24/1875 11/23/1875 Wesley Sears 5/16/1880 6/23/1880 William Phipps Sears 5/16/1880 5/20/1880

What a wealth of information in these documents! Makes me drool and wish I was researching Eversfield! Ruth Dunlap -----Original Message----- From: SMoller <smoller@jps.net> To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com <MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, June 29, 2001 6:05 PM Subject: Fw: EVERSFIELD OF PRINCE GEORGE'S CO., MD PART 2 >FROM PRINCE GEORGE'S LAND RECORDS 1739-1743 > >Published by T.L.C. Genealogy > >Page 113. > >Deed of Gift. > >I, John Eversfield of Saint Paul's Parish in PG, Clerk, for the love I have for my son, Edward Eversfield, & for and towards his future support and maintenance, I give him a silver punch bowl with the following coat of arms belonging to the Eversfields family thereon engraved, viz, E Ermine on a bend sable 3 mulletts grand for his crest on a wreath of his colours, a cammelshead or issuing out of a ducall-coronet argent by the name of Eversfield I-, a silver canne with the name Edward Eversfield engraved on the bottom, 6 silver spoons marked E.E., towards payment for the quit rents of his lands, a Negro girl named Rachel, about 1 1/2 years old, a bright bay mare 3 years old, 4 three year old heifers, I new feather bed with appurtenances, 6 leather chairs, I large looking glass, 6 pewter dishes, 12 pewter plates, 6 knives, a large iron pot, a "thea kittle", a pair of tongs, and fire shovel, and lastly, the coat of arms of my family, described in the engraving on the silver pun! >ch bowl above, sent me from London by my cousin, Moses Eversfield in 1738. If, however, my son Edward dies before reaching age 21, then the afd plate, money, Negro, mare, household stuff, & coat of arms shall descend to John Eversfield Jr, or, if John Jr dies before age 21, then to the next brother of the whole blood, or for want of such brother, to his next brother of the half blood on his father's side yet living & no[t] otherwise, or if no such brother, to the next sister to the sd John Eversfield Jr of the whole blood, or for want of such sister, to his next sister of the half blood on his father's side yet living & not otherwise. Further, I give to my son, Edward Eversfield & to the several persons in remainder, a gold ring given at his great grandfather, Edward Eversfield's funeral, inscribed EE Obiit IO 'no die Martii A.D. 1709. If sd Edward Eversfield, John Eversfield Jr, and their brothers & sisters of the whole or half blood on their father's side, should all die b! >efore age 21, then this deed of gift shall be void. Signed Nov 28, 1739 - John Eversfield. Wit - Thos Owen*, Thos Cresap*. This deed was acknowledged by The Revd John Eversfield. Recorded Nov 28, 1739. > >______________________________

Hello List (s), Came upon this info today, I thought I would share it with the lists. It gives a lot of info on many different people. Thanks, Shirley Middleton-Moller It's from PRINCE GEORGE'S LAND RECORDS 1739-1743 page 77 Page 395. Sep 9, 1741 from Charles Neale of Charles County, Gentleman, and Mary, his wife, to Thomas Williams of PG, Gentleman, for 70 f sterling, a tract of land containing 250 acres, being part of a tract of land called The Three Sisters, lying in PG on the head of the Western Branch, formerly bequeathed by Thomas Hillary, late of Calvert County, decd, by his will, unto Elinor Hillary, then being the wife of the sd Thomas Hillary, which sd Elinor, after the death of the sd Thos Hillary, married John Nutwell of St. Mary's County, and by the sd John Nutwell and Elinor, his then wife, by deed dated Mar 26, 1701, made over to Thomas Sprigg Jr and the sd Thomas Sprigg Jr, by deed dated Mar 26 in the year last afd, made over to Major Walter Smith of Calvert County, the afd tract of land. And the sd Walter Smith, by his will, bequeathed the same to his daughter Mary, a party to these presents, and now married to Charles Neale. Signed - Charles Neale, Mary Neale. Wit - James Boswell, Robt Gordon, Thos Owen*, John Hawkins Jr*. Sd Mary Neale relinquished her right of dower to the lands within mentioned. Recorded Oct 10, 1741

FROM PRINCE GEORGE'S LAND RECORDS 1739-1743 Published by T.L.C. Genealogy Page 113. Deed of Gift. I, John Eversfield of Saint Paul's Parish in PG, Clerk, for the love I have for my son, Edward Eversfield, & for and towards his future support and maintenance, I give him a silver punch bowl with the following coat of arms belonging to the Eversfields family thereon engraved, viz, E Ermine on a bend sable 3 mulletts grand for his crest on a wreath of his colours, a cammelshead or issuing out of a ducall-coronet argent by the name of Eversfield I-, a silver canne with the name Edward Eversfield engraved on the bottom, 6 silver spoons marked E.E., towards payment for the quit rents of his lands, a Negro girl named Rachel, about 1 1/2 years old, a bright bay mare 3 years old, 4 three year old heifers, I new feather bed with appurtenances, 6 leather chairs, I large looking glass, 6 pewter dishes, 12 pewter plates, 6 knives, a large iron pot, a "thea kittle", a pair of tongs, and fire shovel, and lastly, the coat of arms of my family, described in the engraving on the silver punch bowl above, sent me from London by my cousin, Moses Eversfield in 1738. If, however, my son Edward dies before reaching age 21, then the afd plate, money, Negro, mare, household stuff, & coat of arms shall descend to John Eversfield Jr, or, if John Jr dies before age 21, then to the next brother of the whole blood, or for want of such brother, to his next brother of the half blood on his father's side yet living & no[t] otherwise, or if no such brother, to the next sister to the sd John Eversfield Jr of the whole blood, or for want of such sister, to his next sister of the half blood on his father's side yet living & not otherwise. Further, I give to my son, Edward Eversfield & to the several persons in remainder, a gold ring given at his great grandfather, Edward Eversfield's funeral, inscribed EE Obiit IO 'no die Martii A.D. 1709. If sd Edward Eversfield, John Eversfield Jr, and their brothers & sisters of the whole or half blood on their father's side, should all die before age 21, then this deed of gift shall be void. Signed Nov 28, 1739 - John Eversfield. Wit - Thos Owen*, Thos Cresap*. This deed was acknowledged by The Revd John Eversfield. Recorded Nov 28, 1739.

Hello List, I found this interesting info on the Eversfield family of Prince George's Co., MD, and thought I would pass it along. FROM THE PRINCE GEORGE'S LAND RECORDS 1739-1743 Published by T.L.C. Genealogy Page 111. I, John Eversfield, rector of St. Paul's Parish in PG, for the natural love I have,for my son, Edward Eversfield, and also for 5 shillings to me in hand paid by Rich' Clagett Jr, uncle by the mother's side of my sd son, I confirm to my sd son Edward a tract of land called Sewalls Addition, situated in PG, joining to a tract of land called Hackthomeheath belonging to sd Edward, bounded by a parcel of land formerly laid out for Mr. Roger Brooke called Brook Point, a large bounded stone by order of the Commissioners before whom a bounded white oak was proved, thence to a tract of land called Balls Good Luck now the property of Mr. Charles Carroll, thence to a tract of land called Craycrofts Right in the possession of James Bowie, containing about 100 acres. To have and to hold to sd Edward and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten & for default of such issue, the remainder thereof to Jno Eversfield Jr and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten & for default of such issue, the remainder thereof to me, the sd John Eversfield and to the heirs of my body lawfully begotten or to be begotten, and for default of such, the remainder thereof to Moses Eversfield in South Wark in the County of Surrey in the Kingdom of Great Britain & the heirs of his body lawfully begotten or to be begotten, & for default of such issue, the remainder thereof to Henry Everfield of Castle Island in the County of Kerry in the Kingdom of Ireland & the heirs of his body lawfully begotten, and for default of such issue thereof, the remainder thereof unto James Eversfield of Castle Island in the County of Kerry in the Kingdom of Ireland & the heirs of his body lawfully begotten, and for default of such issue thereof, the remainder thereof unto William Eversfield of Castle Island in the County of Kerry in the Kingdom of Ireland & the heirs of his body lawfully begotten, and for default of such issue thereof, the remainder thereof unto George Eversfield of the County of Kent in the Kingdom of Great Britain & the heirs of his body lawfully begotten or to be begotten, and for default of such issue, the remainder thereof unto Stephen Eversfield of the City of London in the Kingdom of Great Britain & the heirs of his body lawfully begotten or to be begotten, and for default of such issue, the remainder thereof unto Charles Eversfield of the Manour of den in the County of Sussex in the Kingdom of Great Britain, Esq, & the heirs of his body lawfully begotten or to be begotten, and for default of such issue, the remainder thereof unto Charles Eversfield Jr of the County of Sussex in the Kingdom of Great Britain, Esq and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten or to be begotten, and for default of such issue, the remainder thereof unto Thomas Eversfield of the County of Sussex and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten or to be begotten. And for as much as James & William Eversfield of Castle Island, George Eversfield of the County of Kent, Stephen Eversfield of the City of London, Charles Eversfield Jr, Esq, & Thomas Eversfield, Esq of the County of Sussex in the Kingdom of Great Britain, were omitted in a deed of entail of a certain tract of land called Eversfield's Map of Italy to John Eversfield Jr & others, dated Aug 28, 1734, and also in another deed of entail of two tracts of land called Hackthomeheath & Drury Lane to Edward Eversfield Jr & others dated Jun 30, 1737, both of them recorded in PG, now know that 1, John Eversfield, for divers good causes, particularly consanguinary affection, I hereby grant to James Eversfield, William Eversfield, George Eversfield, Stephen Eversfield, Charles Eversfield Jr, & Thomas Eversfield of the respective places afd & to the heirs of their respective bodies lawfully begotten or to be begotten, all my right in remainder, according to the order they are placed in above, to sd lands called Eversfields Map of Italy, Hackthomeheath, & Drury Lane, upon failure of John Eversfield, Edward Eversficid, & the other persons in remainder & the heirs of their respective bodies lawfully begotten or to be begotten, in as ample a manner as if they were severally inserted in the two deeds of entail afd. Signed Nov 28, 1739 - John Eversfield. Wit - Tho Owen*, Thos Cresap*. This deed was acknowledged by the Revd John Eversfield & Eleanor, his wife. Nov 28, 1739. Received of Richard Clagett Jr in behalf of Edward Eversfield, the consideration money. Wit - A Contee, Thos Brooke Jr. Recorded Nov 28, 1739.

I don't know if this helps or just adds to the confusion: Helen Wolseley mentions 'cousin' Jane Lowe who married a Calvert and became Lady Baltimore. [MD Hist. Vol 51 #1, The Lowes of Denby.] Unfortunately I didn't copy it. Helen was a cousin of Mary Wolseley Brooke (Roger), and niece ? to Anne Wolseley who married Phillip Calvert " My cousin Mary Wolseley went to our Aunt Calvert and was married to a Mr Brooke....her father was Walter Wolseley he was my grandfathers Sir Thomas Wolseley's son, elder brother to my father of Wolseley Bridge in Staffordshire. " Helen Wolseley Spratt was married to Thomas Spratt DD Bishop of Rochester. Mary Wolseley ( abt 1643-1705) was the second wife of Roger Brooke of Calvert County. Roger's brother Basil also married a Calvert. I have the Wolseley line back to Edward I but no mention of Lowe, so perhaps Helen was just referring to Jane Lowe as cousin in a friendly way, not a familial one? Early wills of Md can be requested from the Maryland Archives, I have been collecting those of my Stone, Dawson, Mackall families. I think it is about $10 and a wait, even if you go there they won't copy them that day. It can be a little pricey so I am working my way back and with multiple MD lines I have not reached the Lowes yet, but I agree that original sources are the best. Ris

There is a Queen Anne Parish and it is in Leeland. It is St. Branabas Church. -----Original Message----- From: JCart54@aol.com [mailto:JCart54@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2001 4:53 PM To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: St Queens Parish Does anyone know where St. Queens Parish is in PG. County? I imagine this a church. Jan ==== MDPGEORG Mailing List ==== Please do not post list management messages to the list. Contact Carol Askey directly at askeycj@ix.netcom.com ============================== Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history learning and how-to articles on the Internet. http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library

Does anyone know where St. Queens Parish is in PG. County? I imagine this a church. Jan

Hi Folks, I'm looking for Ridgeway / Phipps connections from 1870 -1925. My dad always thought Clarence Phipps of Annapolis or Baltimore was his 3rd cousin, or thought of him as a 3rd cousin. Dad died in 1962 so my memory may not be perfect. Never the less I haven't been able to find a direct connection (maybe I haven't waited long enough). Recently, I discovered that Georgianna Ridgeway, listed as a niece, was living in my grgrandmother's (Isabella Mangum) household. Georgianna was 10, my grandmother, Annie Priscilla Watkins was 8 when the 1880 census was taken. My grgrandmother (she was divorced per the census) appears to have married Georgianna's older brother Mordecai Ridgeway in 1881. I can see how a sense of relationship could develop, even if the absence of a blood connection. If Georgianna, one of her sibs, or if Isabella and Mordecai had children and one of them married into Clarence Phipps' family there could be a sense of family in the first case or an actual connection in the second case. So, who are the possible people here? From the 1870 census: ====================== 8th Election District, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, South River Post Office, Handwritten Page 65, Printed Page 795, Dwelling 427, Family 430: Ridgeway, Leonard, 6* (the age has a smear across it, it appears to be 65 , but I can't be sure) , M, W, Farm Hand, Personal Estate: 250, Birthplace: Maryland ", Mary B, 41, F, W, Keeping House, Birthplace Maryland ", Mordecai, 25, M, W, Farm Hand, Birthplace Maryland ", Mary E, 22, F, W, at home, Birthplace Maryland ", Harriett, 20, F, W, at home, Birthplace Maryland ", R*****, 16, M, W, Farm Hand, Birthplace Maryland, cannot read or write ", Margaret, 14, F, W, Birthplace Maryland, attended school within the year ", Alice P, 12, F, W, Birthplace Maryland, attended school within the year ", John T, 8, M, W, Birthplace Maryland, Attended school within the year, cannot write ", Georgiana, 8/12, F, W, Birthplace Maryland, If born within the year state month: Oct (Note since the census was enumerated 24 June 1870, she apparently was born in October 1869) 1880 Census ====================== Census Place: Precinct 1, District 1, Anne Arundel, Maryland Source: FHL Film 1254494 National Archives Film T9-0494 Page 22C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Bell WATKINS Self F D W 30 MD Occ:Keeps House Fa: MD Mo: MD Birdie WATKINS Dau F S W 9 MD Fa: MD Mo: MD Annie WATKINS Dau F S W 8 MD Fa: MD Mo: MD Arthur WATKINS Son M S W 2 MD Fa: MD Mo: MD Georgiana RIDGEWAY Niece F S W 10 MD Fa: MD Mo: MD LDS Site ====================== According to the LDS site Mordecai H. Ridgeway married Isabella Mangum 1/25/1881 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, the site gives the following references: Batch: M533672 Dates: 1865-1886 Source: 0013243 Note: Isabella married Charles M. Watkins 7/9/1868. So what do I want? I want to find Phipps / Ridgeway connections. If Mangum / Phipps, Sears / Phipps, Watkins / Phipps, or any other combination of names turns up I will be delighted. Thank you for your time. Gene Sears Searching for Sears, Phipps, Watkins, & Mangum folks (in Maryland and Virginia), Hayes, Laster, Darnell, & Tucker folks (in North Carolina and Virginia)

The will excerpt of Giles Cole raises more questions than answers for us. Is there someone who can shed some light on the Cole/Hawkins relationship? We are interested in the Charles County, PG Co, and St. Mary's Co. Hawkins family beginning with Henry Hawkins who made his will in Charles County 1698. It would probably help a great deal to see the entire will. Thanks. Ann Cole, Giles,Chas. Co.,7th Oct., 1675; 27th Oct., 1675. To Stephen Coward and John Lemare, John Hawkins, Jr., and his brother Henry, and their sister Eliza: Hawkins; also to Thomas Hawkins, personalty. Henry Hawkins, ex. and residuary legatee. Test: Humphrey Jones, Henry Neale. 2. 358.

I'm looking for any information on the family of Edwin A. and Vera D. Boalich. Here's what I have: Edwin S. Boalich, born: 19 Jan 1884 Hastings Nebraska; died 17 May 1974 in the Prince Georges County area. Trying to find out his burial location. Edwin worked at the Bureau of Mines in Washington, DC around 1917. Vera G. (nee ?), wife of Edwin S. Boalich, born: about 1889 in New Mexico; died: before Edwin, i.e., before 1971. Trying to find out most everything about her. Imogene (nee Boalich) Gorman, daughter of Edwin and Vera, born: Feb 1917 in Washington, DC; died: ? (was alive when father Edwin died in 1971). If anyone has info or connections to this family please let me know. Thanks. Jim Reichman Black Forest, Colorado

The MUDD arrival is a big issue. The A&D was 1634; some say a MUDD was on the ship, but Thomas Mudd the progenitor apparently arrived in MD from Virginia around 1676 or thereabouts. A Thomas Mudd prior to that time was in the West Indies, particularly Barbados and Antigua. Is this the same Thomas Mudd? It could be. Other MUDDs were in the West Indies as well. Charles Mudd LEONA CARTER wrote: > > ===================================================================== > A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this > search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > ===================================================================== > Source: MDCHARLE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [MDCHARLE-L] Re: Hays Ark and Dove passengers to VA > > HI, > > I had ruled Father Timothy out as he was a "Father" do you know if Fathers > married? and had children? > > I have a listing of Surnames of those on the Ark and Dove, that landed in > MD. Has anyone found info on the names of the passengers who disembarked the > Ark and Dove in North Umberland?, Virgina, prior to the St. Mary's, Maryland > landing, some perhaps being Francis Hayden & Thomasine Butlers family. Can > anyone tell me how and when the Hays, Hayden, Butler, Mudd or Lancasters > arrived in VA or MD?. I've found the passenger list for the Ark & Dove, and > mention of more passengers that stopped in VA, but no mention of Surnames. ? > How many trips did the Ark & Dove make? I've only seen info on the 1643 trip. > > >From St. Mary's Rent Rolls: On 16 May 1650, the property "Horton Hays" was > surveyed for John Shertcliffe. It indicates to me there were Hays in the area > prior to this date. > > Also looking for info on a Thomas Hays who married Mary Lancaster abt 1725. > My Hays went on to KY with Basil Hayden and Lancasters in 1785. > > Would I be able to order this book via the LDS? I am in Western Canada, > research is difficult. > > Thank you for any leads, Leona Hays Carter leona.carter@home.com > > sennis@erols.com wrote: > > > See Sidelights on Maryland History by Hester D. Richardson, > > p 15 She quotes from Early Jesuits in Maryland by Rev. William P. Tracey - > > "Father Timothy Hayes and Brother Thomas Gervaise, as first adventurers in > > the Ark and Dove"

What format are you considering? I would be interested in volunteering. Can this be done from our own homes or do we have to drive somewhere to do it? -----Original Message----- From: Charles Mudd Jr. [mailto:clmjr@abanet.org] Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 8:20 PM To: MDPGEORG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Mudd Books I need volunteers to help format the scanned in MUDD books. Any people? Charles ==== MDPGEORG Mailing List ==== Please do not post list management messages to the list. Contact Carol Askey directly at askeycj@ix.netcom.com ============================== Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp Search over 2500 databases with one easy query!

I'm looking for any information that anyone might have concerning the marriage of Christian WEBSTER to Thomas BALDWIN 23 Jul 1790 in Prince George Co. MD. There was a listing on the 1800 Pr.Geo Co. census for a Thomas BALDWIN, but I'm not certain that this is the one I'm looking for?? Ages do not fit for Thomas and I'm not certain of Christian's dob? Although I have found a Christian WEBSTER b. 17 Feb 1754 Markinch Fife Scotland whose age would fit this census, but the Thomas I though she married would not fit this, as my Thomas was born 1774 Anne Arundel Co.MD.?? 1 M....45 and up 1 F....under 10 1 F.....45 and up Am hoping that someone can shed some light on this union so I can rule this out or confirm it to be so. This Christain WEBSTER had a sister Janet Agnes m. Peter Brown 2 Dec 1781 Wemyss, Fifeshire Scotland and they had a dau/Christian Brown b. 28 Jul 1795. Their parents were David WEBSTER b.ca1727 and Agnes DENUAR m. 20 Oct 1752 Wemyss Fife Scotland. If anyone has any info on either of these lines, please contact me and we can compare family notes. Thanks so much, N.J.Skinner White in MI......vwhite0901@aol.com

I want to be sure. :) Marcella Dawson wrote: > > Why are you keeping us in suspense????????????? > > At 07:11 PM 6/14/01 -0400, Charles Mudd Jr. wrote: > >Dear people: > > > >I have a hypothesis, not yet tested so I believe, that may soon reveal > >the identity and ancestry for several generations of our Major John > >LOWE. At the very least, it will affirm or deny the hypothesis. > >Regardless the outcome, I shall present some findings that will, > >perhaps, shake the very foundations of current LOWE family understanding. > > > >Any anticipation? I will get back to you on this subject once my > >research if Derbyshire concludes my investigation. > > > >Charles Mudd, Esq. > > Marcella Dawson > email: dawsonm@cs.rice.edu > http://www.hal-pc.org/~dawsonm/index.html > http://www.crpc.rice.edu/CRPC/GT/dawsonm/