I would like to inquired if any one has a copy of the book listed below and would be kind enough to do a lookup for me. I am looking for John Porter of Halifax County, North Carolina I would be grateful for any information Thank You Patti Hoffman, Margaret M.: Genealogical Abstracts of Wills 1758 through 1824, Halifax County, North Carolina

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In a message dated 7/24/2000 7:03:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time, crockersmith@lexcominc.net writes: << Hi Flossy, Yes, I know. Someone said he would know about some of my "possible" family. Thanks. Shelby > In a message dated 7/24/2000 2:34:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, > crockersmith@lexcominc.net writes: > > << >> I know of him but don't know him prsonally Florence

Hi Flossy, Yes, I know. Someone said he would know about some of my "possible" family. Thanks. Shelby > In a message dated 7/24/2000 2:34:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, > crockersmith@lexcominc.net writes: > > << > Is Clyde PEEDIN still living? > Clyde, are you on this list? > What is your EM address? > Shelby > Formerly from Halifax Co NC > crockersmith@lexcominc.net > http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir?3843/ > > >> > He was connedcted to the Department of Agriculture in Halifax County. > > Florence Hargrave Curtis. > > > ============================== > Ancestry.com now has more than 200,000 subscribers! To celebrate, > access to ALL of Ancestry.com will be free from July 18 to July 31! > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/freepromo.asp?sourcecode=A11AM >

In a message dated 7/24/2000 2:34:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, crockersmith@lexcominc.net writes: << Is Clyde PEEDIN still living? Clyde, are you on this list? What is your EM address? Shelby Formerly from Halifax Co NC crockersmith@lexcominc.net http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir?3843/ >> He was connedcted to the Department of Agriculture in Halifax County. Florence Hargrave Curtis.

Is Clyde PEEDIN still living? Clyde, are you on this list? What is your EM address? Shelby Formerly from Halifax Co NC crockersmith@lexcominc.net http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir?3843/

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If anyone has access to a copy of early marriage records in Halifax Co. I would very much appreciate a lookup. I am seaching for a record of the marriage of James Bird to Kesiah unknown late 1700's very early 1800's. Would also like to correspond with anyone with a Bird ancestry from Halifax Co. You may contact me at angela@cocentral.com Thanks, Chris

If anyone has access to a copy of early marriage records in Halifax Co. Nc. I would very much appreciate a lookup. I am searching for a record of the marriage of John Porter and Anny ???. They would have been married around 1800-1806. You may contact me privately at dddmp@earthlink.net Thanks Patti

If anyone has access to a copy of early marriage records in Halifax Co. Nc. I would very much appreciate a lookup. I am searching for a record of the marriage of John Porter and Anny ???. They would have been married around 1800-1806. You may contact me privately at ddddmp@earthlink.net Thanks Patti

Still looking for any info on Skipper's. Joy

Hello! I am new on the list. Searching for information of the family of JOHN PETTYJOHN b. 1757 and his wife SARAH LITTLE, b. 1767 and d. January 28, 1827. Also searching for information of the family of WILLIAM PETTYJOHN and RUTH SCAROROUGH who may be the parents of JOHN PETTYJOHN b. in 1757 mentioned above. Any help is appreciated. Thank you. Paul pjohn2@madisontelco.com

<< I am interested in communicating with anyone on the list researching any Bird/Byrd families. Chris>> You might want to take a close look at <A HREF="http://home.texoma.net/~richard/ledbetter/Book/Lew-book/lewis.htm">L edbetter Book by WILLIAM CHARLES CUDLIPP, II</A> REV. DR. LEWIS LAURIE LEDBETTER AND HIS WIFE CORNELIA JONES BIRD (BYRD) LEDBETTER and Their Known Descendants with emphasis on the family of their daughter EMMA EUFAULA LEDBETTER LEE MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER. Additional material on the Byrd, Hankins, Howe, Lanier, Daniell and Bostick families will be added in time. Chapter 3. Byrd Family Notes. Our Bird(Byrd) Family of South Carolina and Georgia The earliest proven Bird in our family tree is Captain Daniel Bird of South Carolina. His origins are unknown at this time, but a good guess is that he came from Virginia around 1765 to the Edgefield County (Old 96 District) of South Carolina. There is an outside possibility that this Byrd family originated in Maryland and not Virginia. This will require more investigation. Before 1860, the name was usually spelled Bird. I have found the name spelled both ways in letters and documents. Therefore, for consistency, I will use the spelling Byrd for names and when found in documents or on the Census, Bird. On the 1830 -1860 Censuses, Rev. Elijah spelled the name Bird but, on his children's gravestones, the spelling is Byrd. There's more on line.

<<I am interested in communicating with anyone on the list researching any Bird/Byrd families. Chris>> I did one other thing, used the search terms on www.google.com genealogy Byrd North Carolina and here is the URL for the search, listing 638 URL some for North Carolina, some for Byrd, some for genealogy, etc. You may be able to connect with someone, or pick up some info. <A HREF="http://www.google.com/search?q=genealogy+byrd+north+carolina&meta=lr%3D% 26hl%3Den">Google Search: genealogy byrd north carolina</A> http://www.google.com/search?q=genealogy+byrd+north+carolina&meta=lr%3D%26hl%3 Den

In a message dated 6/2/2000 10:02:28 PM Pacific Daylight Time, angela@cocentra l.com writes: << I am interested in communicating with anyone on the list researching any Bird/Byrd families. >> This won't be too helpful, but it is BYRD 3 Jun 2000 Family Group Sheet - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Husband: William Byrd - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: bfr 1687 in: Died: Dec 4 1704 in: "Eden", VA Father: Mother: Receiver general of the royal revenues, an office to which he was appointed, December 24, 1687, holding it until his death, December 4, 1704. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wife: Unknown Spouse Byrd Married: in: - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: in: Died: in: Father: Mother: - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- M Child 1 William Byrd died at age: 73 Born: Mar 28 1674 in: "Eden", VA Died: Aug 26 1747 in: Spouse: Maria Taylor Married: in: Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Volume IV Name: Hon. Richard Evelyn Byrd A lineal descendant of the old Virginia Byrd family of Westover, founded by William Byrd, a successful man of business, Richard Evelyn Byrd, inheriting the strong traits of a distinguished ancestry, has in his own right achieved a success in law and public life that places him among the leading men of his state. The Byrds of Virginia have produced many notable men. The founder, William Byrd, held conspicuous place in the early annals as receiver general of the royal revenues, an office to which he was appointed, December 24, 1687, holding it until his death, December 4, 1704. His son, William (2) Byrd, was born March 28, 1674, died August 26, 1747, and filled more important positions, achieving great distinction. The following is the epitaph upon his tomb at his country seat at Westover in Charles City county. (The ancient lettering only is changed). "Being born to one of the amplest fortunes in this country he was sent to England for his education, Where under the care and direction of Sir Robert Southwell And ever favored with his particular instructions He made a happy proficiency in polite and various learnings By means of the same noble friend he was introduced to many of the first persons of the age for knowledge, wit, virtue, birth or high station. And particularly contracted a most intimate and bosom friendship With the learned and illustrious Charles Boyle Earl of Orrery. He was called to the bar in the Middle Temple Studied for some time in the Low Countries Visited the Court of France, And was chosen fellow of the Royal Society. Thus eminently fitted for the service and ornament of the country he was made Receiver General of his Majesty's revenues here, was thrice appointed public agent to the court and ministry of England and being thirty-seven years a member at last became President of the Council of this Colony. To all this were added a great elegance of taste and life, the well bred gentleman and polite companion, the splendid economist and prudent father of a family, with the constant enemy of all exorbitant power And hearty friend to the Liberties of his Country. In 1728 he was appointed one of the two commissioners to represent Virginia in running the dividing line between Virginia and North Carolina. Of this journey he made a journal which he afterward elaborated into an equivalent of 250 octavo pages. This manuscript, along with the manuscript of an account of a journey which he made four years later to "Eden," a tract of land he had bought in south central Virginia, and a narrative of his progress to the mines of Germanna in 1732, besides others of his papers, are yet preserved. All the Byrd manuscripts were reprinted in the Wynne edition of 1866 and in 1901, "The Dividing Line," "A Journey to Eden" and "A Progress to the Mines," with several of his letters and reports were edited by John Spencer Bassett. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Compiled and edited by Susan Gillberg, sjg3587@aol.com 3 Jun 2000 Family Group Sheet - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Husband: William Byrd died at age: 73 - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: Mar 28 1674 in: "Eden", VA Died: Aug 26 1747 in: Father: William Byrd Mother: Unknown Spouse Byrd Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Volume IV Name: Hon. Richard Evelyn Byrd A lineal descendant of the old Virginia Byrd family of Westover, founded by William Byrd, a successful man of business, Richard Evelyn Byrd, inheriting the strong traits of a distinguished ancestry, has in his own right achieved a success in law and public life that places him among the leading men of his state. The Byrds of Virginia have produced many notable men. The founder, William Byrd, held conspicuous place in the early annals as receiver general of the royal revenues, an office to which he was appointed, December 24, 1687, holding it until his death, December 4, 1704. His son, William (2) Byrd, was born March 28, 1674, died August 26, 1747, and filled more important positions, achieving great distinction. The following is the epitaph upon his tomb at his country seat at Westover in Charles City county. (The ancient lettering only is changed). "Being born to one of the amplest fortunes in this country he was sent to England for his education, Where under the care and direction of Sir Robert Southwell And ever favored with his particular instructions He made a happy proficiency in polite and various learnings By means of the same noble friend he was introduced to many of the first persons of the age for knowledge, wit, virtue, birth or high station. And particularly contracted a most intimate and bosom friendship With the learned and illustrious Charles Boyle Earl of Orrery. He was called to the bar in the Middle Temple Studied for some time in the Low Countries Visited the Court of France, And was chosen fellow of the Royal Society. Thus eminently fitted for the service and ornament of the country he was made Receiver General of his Majesty's revenues here, was thrice appointed public agent to the court and ministry of England and being thirty-seven years a member at last became President of the Council of this Colony. To all this were added a great elegance of taste and life, the well bred gentleman and polite companion, the splendid economist and prudent father of a family, with the constant enemy of all exorbitant power And hearty friend to the Liberties of his Country. In 1728 he was appointed one of the two commissioners to represent Virginia in running the dividing line between Virginia and North Carolina. Of this journey he made a journal which he afterward elaborated into an equivalent of 250 octavo pages. This manuscript, along with the manuscript of an account of a journey which he made four years later to "Eden," a tract of land he had bought in south central Virginia, and a narrative of his progress to the mines of Germanna in 1732, besides others of his papers, are yet preserved. All the Byrd manuscripts were reprinted in the Wynne edition of 1866 and in 1901, "The Dividing Line," "A Journey to Eden" and "A Progress to the Mines," with several of his letters and reports were edited by John Spencer Bassett. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wife: Maria Taylor Married: in: - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: Not Known in: Died: Not Known in: Father: Mother: - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- F Child 1 Anne Byrd Born: Not Known in: Died: abt 1764 in: Spouse: Charles Carter Married: 1742 in: VA - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Compiled and edited by Susan Gillberg, sjg3587@aol.com 3 Jun 2000 Family Group Sheet - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wife: Anne Byrd - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: Not Known in: Died: abt 1764 in: Father: William Byrd Mother: Maria Taylor - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Husband: Charles Carter Married: 1742 in: VA - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born: 1707 in: Corotoman, Lancaster Co., VA Died: 1764? in: "Cleve", VA Father: Robert Carter Mother: Elizabeth Landon CHARLES CARTER Charles Carter build "Cleve" abt 1750; characterized as 6th son COLONIAL FAMILIES OF THE Southern States of America CARTERS OF COROTOMAN page 118 COL. CHARLES CARTER, (4--6), of "Cleves," King George Co., Va., b.1707; d. 1764; the sixth born of COL. ROBERT AND ELIZABETH (LANDON-WILLIS) CARTER, of "Corotoman." He served as a Burgess, 1736-48-64; as Col. of King George Co. Militia; m. (first)1728, MARY WALKER, dau. of JOSEPH WALKER; m. (second) 1742, ANN BYRD, dau. of COL. WILLIAM and MARIA (TAYLOR) BYRD, of "Westover ;" m. (third) 1763, LUCY [p.118] TALIAFERRO, dau. of CAPT. WILLIAM and ANN (WALKER) TALIAFERRO. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- F Child 1 Anne Walker Carter Born: abt 1743? in: VA Died: Not Known in: - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- F Child 2 Martha Carter Born: abt 1745? in: VA Died: Not Known in: - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- M Child 3 John Carter Born: abt 1747? in: VA Died: Not Known in: - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- F Child 4 Lucy Carter Born: abt 1750? in: "Cleve", VA Died: Not Known in: - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- M Child 5 Landon Carter Born: Not Known in: "Cleve", VA Died: Not Known in: Spouse: Unknown Spouse Carter Married: in: - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- F Child 6 Jane Carter Born: Not Known in: "Cleve", VA Died: Not Known in: - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- M Child 7 George Carter Born: 1761 in: "Cleve", VA Died: Not Known in: "Crotoman", VA - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- F Child 8 Sarah Carter Born: Not Known in: "Cleve", VA Died: Not Known in: - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Compiled and edited by Susan Gillberg, sjg3587@aol.com

Hello, My name is Chris and I am new to the list. I am interested in communicating with anyone on the list researching any Bird/Byrd families. My ggg-grandfather was Griffin Bird b. Dec.18,1806 and d. Nov.30,1884. Griffin was married to Sally(Sarah) Perry in Nash Co.,N.C. Feb.21,1831. I am trying to find who Griffins parents were and from what Bird line he comes from. Most of the info I have on him places him in Nash Co.,N.C. but I have come to a dead end and thought I would try following some of the migratory routes and see if I can come up with anything. I am not familiar with Bird/Byrd families in Halifax Co. i.e. the purpose of this post. So if anyone has any info on any Bird/Byrd families I would be truly grateful for any info that you might share with me. Some particular names I am very interested in are James Bird, Wiley Bird, Kesiah Bird, and Coly Bird. You may contact me at angela@cocentral.com Thanks, Chris

> This is from Gertrude E. Gray's VIRGINIA NORTHERN NECK LAND GRANTS Vol. I, p. 6. (Gray has 4 volumes, arranged chronologically). These were NN grants by Lord Fairfax, although I have read they were not strictly grants--a > legal technicality--don't worry about it now. I'm leaving out a lot of the detail from the published abstract. > > Patent Bk 2, p. 70 > > Thomas Thompson of Lancaster Co. died siezed of 81 A in Christ Church Par., Lancaster Co. part of 700 A granted Nicholas George 15 Feb 1652......[details of how the land is being treated now -- being assigned to someone else] - On Corritoman R., Seafold Point, Benjamin Doggett, George's Cr., adj Elmore George. 24 Nov 1694. I am looking for Thompson family that moved from somewhere to Weakley Co. TN. My Grandmother would not talk about or did not know about the Thompson line. My 3rd g grandfather was Robert Thompson Sr. I have not been able to locate him on a census. His son died in Obion Co., TN. I have children's names but not much else. Anyone also working on this family? Brenda Rhodes

Dear Molly, Doggett, if you want to begin at the <beginning> in this country is found in Virginia's Northern Neck, as early as 1694, although in the example I am giving you this is the only appearance of this surname in this particular volume. This is from Gertrude E. Gray's VIRGINIA NORTHERN NECK LAND GRANTS Vol. I, p. 6. (Gray has 4 volumes, arranged chronologically). These were NN grants by Lord Fairfax, although I have read they were not strictly grants--a legal technicality--don't worry about it now. I'm leaving out a lot of the detail from the published abstract. Patent Bk 2, p. 70 Thomas Thompson of Lancaster Co. died siezed of 81 A in Christ Church Par., Lancaster Co. part of 700 A granted Nicholas George 15 Feb 1652...... [details of how the land is being treated now -- being assigned to someone else] - On Corritoman R., Seafold Point, Benjamin Doggett, George's Cr., adj Elmore George. 24 Nov 1694. If you can find these volumes listed below in a large libary near you, perhaps a University library or some rich community college, take a look to find the distribution of the name at the time of the tax lists. Volume 3 is the index. The volumes by Love and Schreiner-Yantis are called THE 1787 CENSUS OF VIRGINIA. They are really tax lists and are better than the earlier censuses. They include what later became Kentucky and also West Virginia. You MAY find this surname Doggett later in Prince William Co. and then perhaps Fauquier Co. and/or Culpeper Co., VA. Lots of people left Virginia after the Revolution. Most North Carolinians in the central part of NC came from Virginia. Those in or around Rowan Co. came from lots of different places--Pennsylvania, Maryland, and lots of Scots-Irish there. I venture to say Doggett was an English name. Oh, yes, if you find any Doggetts marrying Kempers in the above-named VA counties, let me know. Evelyn W. Wallace southern California

Hi List, Does anyone have a marriage record for the marriage of William Moss to Rebecca Robertson in the county of Halifax, NC.? The date in question is about 1799-1800. Thanks, J D Sands sandsj@tcia.net

Looking for..... WILLIAM CONNELLY.. b. 1760's-1770's.. Ireland or NC ..or VA?? We have hit a brick wall. Trying to find out the name of Anderson CONNELLY'S father..our last known ancestor here in the U.S. (d. 1838 Giles Co., TN). Anderson CONNALLY - CONNELLY was b. 1785-1792 Halifax, CO, VA... m. Catherine COBB.. 1813, Halifax, VA ......We think his father was William CONNELLY from Ireland....but there are many of them... There is information on the Condleys...COBBS in the book "The Cobbs of Tennessee", but nothing prior to 1785.. Additional family information and web sites, other surnames below.. If you think you may have information.....please email me anytime. Debbie....... dkwmsg@aol.com ****************************************************** CONDLEY-CONLEY-CONNALLY-CONLEE-CONNELY SEARCHING FOR all ancestors and lost cousins. William CONNELLY or CONDLEY ..from Ireland?? or North Carolina?? father of..... Anderson CONDLEY.. b. 1792 Halifax, VA d. 1838 Giles Co. TN>..USA WILLIAM CONDLEY or CONNELLY from Ireland >> . AND Anderson CONDLEY (b.1792 VA, d.1838 TN), m. 22 Nov 1813 Catherine COBB (b. 1785 Halifax Co. VA, d. 1838 Giles Co. TN)*1. Children: Robert William, Elisha Thomas, Sarah, Archibald D., E.D., Beverley. May have been more children..... still looking.. Archibald D. CONDLEY (CONNELLY, CONALY, CONOLY) b. est 1817, VA, m. Mary Sarah Angeline PRICE in 1832, children: James Larkin, Mary C. (m. SMITH), Susan Virginia, Elizabeth Ann (m. MORRIS), John Page, Silas J., Easter A. or Esther, Clay Crittendon, Mildred W., and Lillian or Lidia Robert William CONDLEY (b. 1810-1824 TN, d. 1910 AR) married Susan Jane WARREN (b. 1827 Giles CO. TN, d. 1910 Pope Co. AR)*2. Children: Stephen M. (m. Molly HOLLOWAY), Robert Mc Fadden, William Drury, Jane (m. COBB), Maggie (m. John W. MORROW), Elizabeth Catherine "Lizzie" (m. Amos "A.B." HOLLOWAY) John, Max or Mark, Bill Jr. Stephen Madison CONDLEY (b. 1855 AR d. 19 Nov 1937 OR) married Mary Jayne "Mollie" HOLLOWAY (b. 14 Feb 1858 AR d. 23 Mar 1943 OR) m. 1881 Pope Co. AR. Children: William Anderson Condley, Rose Evelyn Condley, Virginia Mae Condley William Anderson CONDLEY (b. 1881 AR, m. 14 Jul 1917 MO, d. 1957 OK) married Zella Myrtle Richardson CONDLEY (b. 20 Mar 1894 d. 18 Oct 1971, CA). m. 14 Jul 1917- Joplin, MO. Children: Boyd (d.1965), Floyd, Virginia Mae, Mary. Rose Evelyn CONDLEY (b. 23 Dec 1883 AR, d. Mar 26, 1974 OR) married Charles Carlton BANDY (b. 12 Dec 1873 in Monroe Co. MS d. 2 Apr 1949). Children: 4 Virginia Mae CONDLEY (b. 31 Aug 1890 d. 19__? - Los Angeles, CA) m. 1908- Cecil VANDEGRIFT(b. 1895, d. 1962 CA ).. COBB/WARREN Robert COBB, (b. 1750 Halifax, VA d. 1822 Halifax, VA). m. Catherine LNU (parents of Catherine COBB *1) John J. WARREN (b. 1808 Williamson CO. TN, d. 1834 Pulaski, TN) married Sarah Cobb in 1824. Sarah b. 24 Jan 1809. (parents of Susan Jane WARREN *2) BANDY Parents of Charles C. BANDY were Samuel A. BANDY and Delilah BLACK (MS). Siblings of Charles C. BANDY: James, William, Rosie, Lema, Harry, Susan, Lulu, Sarah, Gabe, Joseph, Mary) HARRELL-HARREL-HOLLOWAY-RICHARDSON Matilda CARTER (1800's..TN) and Richard HARRELL (1800's TN). children: Billie Richard, Thomas, Willie, Ida Lee. Thomas died in his 30's. George Allen RICHARDSON (b. 2 Dec 1857, d. 1927).. was born in Missouri.. and Ida Lee HARRELL (b. 31 Aug 1867 TN, d. 8 Jul 1946 OK) children: Zella Myrtle, Maggie. They lived in IL-MO-AR-OK, and both died in Heavener, OK. The RICHARDSON family may have had a plantation in TN. Elizabeth Catherine "Lizzie" CONDLEY (b. 1871, d. 1922-1931 OK) and Amos HOLLOWAY (b. Feb 1864 TN). m. 11 Jun 1886. children: Nettie Jane (b. 1888 ARK, m. JOHNSON), Walter Stephen (b. 7 Jun 1894), Harry Homer (b. 1899, d. 1986 CA), Rosie (b. 1905. m. KESTER, d. 1982), Lylian (b. 1908), Andrew "Drew" (b. 1903 ARK, m. Belle CARTER, d. 1985 CA). 1 child: Gladys ? Please visit our CONDLEY Web Sites anytime.. <A HREF="http://www.angelfire.com/ca3/GlockerCondley/WebIndexPage.html">Condle y Family Site #1</A> http://www.angelfire.com/ca3/GlockerCondley/WebIndexPage.html <A HREF="http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/f/a/m/Debra-K-Walker/index.html">Co ndley FTM by Debbie</A> http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/f/a/m/Debra-K-Walker/index.html <A HREF="http://www.hometown.aol.com/dkwmsg/myhomepage/heritage.html">Condley Family.. So Cal</A> http://hometown.aol.com/dkwmsg/myhomepage/heritage.html SURNAMES: CONDLEY, CONLEY, CONALY, CONOLY, CONLEE, CONNELLY, CONNALLY, BANDY, BECK, CARTER, CHRONISTER, CHURCHMAN, COBB, COBBS, GLOCKER, GUTHRIE, HARREL, HARRELL, HALLOWAY, HOLLOWAY, LANGE, LOGAN, MANESS, MEREDITH, MORRIS, MORROW, PHIPPS, PRICE, REYNOLDS, RICHARDSON, SMITH, TUNE, VANDERGRIFF, VANDEGRIFT, WALKER, WARREN, WILLIAMS, 1700's..-present. County Cork- Ireland > Halifax VA or NC> Giles TN>TX> MO>KY>AR>OK>UT>CO>CA>OR- USA >From the Desk of: Debbie...California.. U.S.A. . Email : dkwmsg@aol.com Fax: 1-561-258-0537