Marlene writes: >>The 1880 Taney Co. Census lists Nathaniel St. Clair, born 1856 with wife Almedia and a step-daughter, Sammie Petty. So I guess it was William's little brother. I didn't know there were two of them, so I've learned something too. Marlene >Okay, >I have 2 Nathaniel St. Clairs. One was the son of William and Ailcey Cook >St. Clair, b ca 1868 Nathaniel H.; the other was William's little brother, b >ca 1858, Nathaniel J. Which one married Almeda Cummings Petty, before I >totally destroy my database? >Vonda<< and Marlene writes: >>Vonda, Sorry--that should have been the 1900 Census.<< Okay, I'm confused. Mike, Nathaniel b 1868 s/o Wm. Franklin and Ailcey, really couldn't have married Fanny Brawner before marrying Almedia ca 1885--he wasn't old enough. I think I'm going to merge the 2 Nathaniels I have, making them the little bro of Wm. Franklin St. Clair. Then I'm going to add--again--Wm & Ailcey's son Nathaniel, b 1868. I sometimes find that the info from LDS isn't entirely accurate; and it's the fault of the submitter to the church, not the church's fault. After all, Greg doesn't exist according to the LDS, for whoever submitted his LEE 3xg grandmother forgot to put his 2xg grandfather--her son--in, too. And while she wasn't the one who did it, that's with Greg's stepmother and family being members of the church! <BG> However, I assure you, he does exist. The database is safe, for the time being, despite its quirks. How aggravating. I had all those kids listed under the son, too, not the bro. rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh Vonda