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    1. [NS-L] Re : Roll Call
    2. maxine staples

    3. Looking for Staples - Nova Scotia, New Brunswick Graham - Cumberland County Hallett / Johnston - Guysborough County Gallant - P.E. I. Nowe - Terrence Bay, Hfx. Co. Gay / Day - Halifax County Durnford / Clothier - Newfoundland Maxine

    05/11/2007 02:12:33
    1. [NS-L] Roll Call of Names
    2. Louise Holzman

    3. I am researching the following and all their related families: BEZANSON - Lunenburg Co. GILLIATT - Upper Clements, Annapolis Co. TAYLOR - Kings Co. & Little River (Edlerbank) Musquodobit, Halifax YOUNG - Young's Cove, Granville, Annapolis Co HOLMAN - Musquodoboit, Halifax, Nova Scotia McFETRIDGE - Upper Musquodoboit, Halifax Co BALCOM - Sheet Harbor, Halifax

    05/11/2007 02:00:35
    1. [NS-L] roll call of names
    2. m mcdonald

    3. Snow, Munroe, Mason all in Guysborough County --------------------------------- All new Yahoo! Mail - --------------------------------- Get a sneak peak at messages with a handy reading pane.

    05/11/2007 01:55:43
    1. Re: [NS-L] Roll call of names
    2. Ryan Thompson

    3. I am Looking for a Few Pictou County: Thompson, Kennedy, Rundle, MacMillian Colchester County: Kennedy, Rundle Lunenburg County: Joudrey, Beck Annapolis County: Joudrey Out of Province and Country: Thompson, MacMillian, Kennedy, Rundle Ryan No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.467 / Virus Database: 269.6.8/799 - Release Date: 11/05/2007 5:08 PM

    05/11/2007 01:39:49
    1. [NS-L] Roll Call
    2. Dennis Marshall

    3. My names are: AULD HAMILTON Piedmont Valley, Pictou County Dennis Marshall

    05/11/2007 12:08:48
    1. [NS-L] roll call of names

    3. It has been awhile since we did a roll call of the names we are either researching or interested in...... Here are mine: Walley...Riley...Lowthers...Seary...Dykens Main names, mostly from Hants County Dyer...Snell..Richie/Ritchie Lesser names, from the Walley line. MacCartney From Halifax. My best, Kathy ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

    05/11/2007 11:26:14
    1. Re: [NS-L] roll call of names

    3. Pictou Co; Pri. MacDonald, McDonald, McIntosh, Grant Sec. Chisholm, McDougall Kings Co; Pri. Steadman, Harris Regards, Ben MacDonald Sun City AZ ---- SHELNH@aol.com wrote: > It has been awhile since we did a roll call of the names we are either > researching or interested in...... Here are mine: > > Walley...Riley...Lowthers...Seary...Dykens Main names, mostly from Hants > County > > Dyer...Snell..Richie/Ritchie Lesser names, from the > Walley line. > > MacCartney From Halifax. > > My best, > Kathy

    05/11/2007 08:52:12
    1. Re: [NS-L] roll call of names
    2. Judy Bingham

    3. Here are mine: MARSHALL, CUTLER -- Guysborough County primarily OLAND, BALLAINE -- Halifax GOLDSBURY -- Digby County and a daughter who married Thomas CUTLER in Guysborough. Judy Bingham Fullerton, California

    05/11/2007 08:50:15
    1. Re: [NS-L] The Battle of the Atlantic
    2. Trena

    3. ----- Original Message ----- From: "muriel m davidson" Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2007 9:19 PM Subject: [NS-L] The Battle of the Atlantic > [As printed in Milton Christian Church newsletter] > > "The Battle of the Atlantic" I believe the Battle of the Atlantic was the longest battle in Naval History - September 1939 to May 1945. By the war's end in 1945 Canada's Navy had become the 3rd > largest in the world with 775 ships and 107,000 men and women. .. and became the highest paid Navy in the world. > Research has determined that 24 ships of the RCN were lost to enemy > action or foundered at sea in stormy weather during World War Two. > 2,204 sailors gave their lives and 319 were wounded. In addition, > 1,146 Canadian Merchant Seamen gave their lives in the sinking of > 72 Canadian registered merchant ships. - Larry Truelove In memory of Robert "Bobby" BROWN, aged 24 of Montreal who went down with HMCS Ottawa, in October 1942. An uncle we never had the chance to meet. Also his brother, Gordon BROWN - RCN 1939-1965, including with HMCS Haida in Korea, who passed away February 1982 and my father William WYATT - RCNVR 1930-1945 (2-PPCLI Korea) who passed away April 2003. Grand-uncle Charles Morton NELSON and his son, Charles NELSON both of whom went down with their merchant ships in June and September 1943, and my Godmother's husband, John DELEDGE who also was lost when his oil tanker was sunk in 1942. 10th of May is the official birthday of the Royal Canadian Navy, which is the main reason why The Battle of the Atlantic is remembered reverently during this time frame in May. Toni

    05/10/2007 04:56:56
    1. [NS-L] Elizabeth Fraser born 1800 and one born 1804 fraser
    2. Flanders

    3. here is an Elizabeth Fraser one born 1800 and another 1804 still alive in 1881 census Hope this helps bessie Census Place: McLennan's Mountain, Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada Dist 20 SubDist S Page 55 Family 262 Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace John D FRASER M M 58 Scottish Nova Scotia Occ: Farmer Religion: C. Presbyterian Christy B FRASER F M 56 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: C. Presbyterian Elizabeth FRASER F W 81 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: C. Presbyterian Anna G FRASER F 18 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: C. Presbyterian This Elizabeth is born 1800 living close is this macDonald fam Census Place: McLennan's Mountain, Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada Dist 20 SubDist S Page 54 Family 259 Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace Finlay MCDONALD M M 54 Scottish Nova Scotia Occ: Farmer Religion: Church of Scotland Note: Family Number appears on wrong line Isabella MCDONALD F M 51 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: Church of Scotland Mary Ellen MCDONALD F 24 Scottish Nova Scotia Occ: Weaveress Apprentice Religion: Church of Scotland Duncan H MCDONALD M 20 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: Church of Scotland Jessie A MCDONALD F 16 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: Church of Scotland Catherine B MCDONALD F 13 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: Church of Scotland Alexander A MCDONALD M 9 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: Church of Scotland Jessie MCDONALD F W 76 Scottish Nova Scotia Occ: Servant Religion: Church of Scotland Isabella MCDONALD F 39 Scottish Nova Scotia Occ: Servant Religion: Church of Scotland Census Place: McLennan's Mountain, Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada Dist 20 SubDist S Page 54 Family 260 Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace Donald MCDONALD M M 52 Scottish Nova Scotia Occ: Farmer Religion: Church of Scotland Charlott MCDONALD F M 40 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: Church of Scotland Edward MCDONALD M 15 Scottish Nova Scotia Occ: Son Religion: Church of Scotland Jessie A MCDONALD F 13 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: Church of Scotland Ellen A MCDONALD F 11 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: Church of Scotland Christy J MCDONALD F 5 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: Church of Scotland William D MCDONALD M 2 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: Church of Scotland Census Place: McLennan's Mountain, Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada Dist 20 SubDist S Page 7 Family 33 Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace Alexander W MCDONALD M 33 Scottish Nova Scotia Occ: Farmer Religion: Church of Scotland Catherine MCDONALD F 35 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: Church of Scotland Sarah MCDONALD F 23 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: Church of Scotland Christy MCDONALD F W 66 Scottish Nova Scotia Religion: Church of Scotland Census Place: McLennan's Mountain, Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada Dist 20 SubDist S Page 6 Family 26 Sex Marr Age Origin Birthplace Elisabeth FRASER F W 77 Scottish Nova Scotia Occ: - Religion: Church of Scotland This one is born 1804

    05/10/2007 03:20:46
    1. [NS-L] The Battle of the Atlantic
    2. muriel m davidson

    3. [As printed in Milton Christian Church newsletter] "The Battle of the Atlantic" is commemorated on the first Sunday of May each year, recognizing the supreme sacrifice made on our behalf by sailors and Canadian Merchant Seamen during the Second World War. When Canada declared war on Germany on September 3, 1939, the Royal Canadian Navy consisted of 13 ships and 1,819 officers and men. By the war's end in 1945 Canada's Navy had become the 3rd largest in the world with 775 ships and 107,000 men and women. By December 1941, after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour and the withdrawal of most American ships from Atlantic waters for use in the Pacific, Canada found herself in the position of supplying nearly half of the Atlantic convoy protection. Atlantic convoy duties were only part of the RCN role. Canadian warships also sailed the deadly Mermansk Run delivering life-saving convoys to Russia and were engaged in numerous other extremely dangerous, life-threatening missions. The young men who manned our ships during this terrible time in our history endured dreadful hardships, uncertainty and boredom, mixed with the acrid taste of fear. Many of them never returned and only the restless waves mark their burial places. Their courage, strength and devotion to duty against frightening and at times, nearly impossible offs, will remain forever a source of pride for Canada. Research has determined that 24 ships of the RCN were lost to enemy action or foundered at sea in stormy weather during World War Two. 2,204 sailors gave their lives and 319 were wounded. In addition, 1,146 Canadian Merchant Seamen gave their lives in the sinking of 72 Canadian registered merchant ships. - Larry Truelove http://members.tripod.com/~merchantships/contents.html is a site on http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~downhome/ - filled with stories and facts of many merchant navy ships. Muriel M. Davidson

    05/10/2007 03:19:34
    1. [NS-L] McIver, McIvor Seafoam, Caribou River
    2. Marilyn Tusher

    3. I'm searching for any of the above spellings of the McIvors in the Seafoam, Carriboo River, Cape John area. Specifically any burials in the 1800's. Looking for the parents of John McIver who married Flora McQuarrie in 1867 at Pictou. He stated that his parents were John and Jessie McIver. I'm hoping that this Jessie is a Jessie M(a)cDonald. The Flora McIv(e or o)r her death in 1911 said that she was buried at Seafoam, so I'm hoping that maybe her parents and husband and inlaws are also there or at one of the cemeteries nearby. Or if anyone is researching this name in that area, please, I'd love to hear from you to compare notes. Or if you can point me in the right direction. Thanks so much, Marilyn, Los Angeles Trying to pin down all these MacDonalds of mine! Jessie MacDonald would have been born pre 1813,of parents John MacDonald and Nancy Rankin. Nancy died in 1813 and is buried in Pictou.

    05/10/2007 05:29:12
    1. Re: [NS-L] Fraser's Census year corrected.
    2. bob gillis

    3. The Census yeaaris 1881 not 1811. The urlis good. bob gillis Wanda Powell wrote: > David Fraser b: 24 Mar 1796 son of Katherine (could be spelled with a C) and > John Esq: Fraser married his first cousin Elizabeth Fraser b: about 1800 > daughter of Alexander Fraser Jr. and Mary McDonald. Katherine is the sister > of Alexander Jr, > Looking for any information on their children and David and Elizabeth: Wanda, have you looked for the children in the 1881[was 1811] Census on FamilySearch at http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp, the 1901 and 1911 Census at http://automatedgenealogy.com/index.html, in the NS Records at https://www.novascotiagenealogy.com/ and on rootsweb.com? And put your query on the Pictou County and Fraser/Frazer lists? bob gillis > 1:Janet Fraser b:New Glasgow? > 2:Marion Ann Fraser b: New Glasgow? Died 1900 ? > 3:John David Fraser b: 1824 d: 1904 New Glasgow married Elizabeth > 4:Catherine M. Fraser b: 1825 New Glasgow d: 1897, Riverton unmarried ? > 5:Walter Smith Fraser b: 1833 by his marriage record to Harried Wilcox, he > died 1901? New Glasgow? > 6:Alexander David Fraser b: Nov 1837 New Glasgow d: 06 Apr 1914 New Glasgow > married Mary M. McGillivray > Again any help on this line Thank you Wanda

    05/10/2007 01:28:12
    1. [NS-L] Brief Biographies
    2. Judith

    3. If anyone is interested in the Bios on any of these people, let me know and I can email them to you. There are more but this is as far as I have gotten yet. They are people from the book, BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES, MAINE Dictionary of Who’s Who in Maine Vol. I, 1926-1927 By Theodore Roosevelt Hodgkins Published by Lewiston Journal Company Extractions of People with Canadian Connections 1. Barton, Earl Stanley 2. Beaulieu, Edmond J. 3. Bell, Herbert Clifford 4. Bennett, Eben. Homer 5. Bernard, Joseph N. G. 6. Bilodeau, Charles F. 7. Bilodeau, Frank 8. Boisvert, Antonio Edouard 9. Boyce, J. Clifford 10. Boyd, Byron 11. Boyle, James Louis 12. Brown, Luther Ainsley 13. Burns, Michael Coughlin 14. Cairns, Almon Nelson 15. Carson, Arthur Freeman 16. Carter, J. Linden 17. Chamberlain, William Gilbert 18. Cheeserman, Charles Astler 19. Cherry, Edgar Manning 20. Clark, Percy Cecil 21. Como, Albert Edwin 22. Corey, Colman William 23. Couture, Jean Baptiste 24. Couture, Phillipe Joseph 25. Crites, Llewellyn Lloyd 26. Crockett, Stephen A. 27. Croteau, Thomas 28. Cumming, Charles Gordon 29. Cunninham, Herbert D. 30. Cushman, Arthur L. 31. Cyr, Edmond 32. D’Argy, Louis Augusta 33. Daviau, Arthur 34. Demers, Phidalem S. 35. Derrah, William Allen 36. Desaulniers, George Edmund 37. Desjardins, L. Philip 38. Dudley, Frederick Cole 39. Dunnack, Henry E. 40. Dupont, Philippe 41. Ebbett, Penry Leigh Blake 42. Ervin, Robert Lynwood 43. Fenton, Richard Morton 44. Folkins, Murray S. 45. Fowler, William J. 46. Fulton, Aaron Jones 47. Garland, Carl Nathaniel 48. Gastonguay, Albert Theodore 49. Gay, Ruth Marr 50. Goodspeed, George Wallace 51. Goodwin, Willis Blake 52. Gould, Daniel L. 53. Graham, James William Law 54. Gray, William Melven 55. Gwynne, Annie J. 56. Hall, Franklin W. 57. Hallett, William Kinghorn 58. Harrison, George Adams 59. Hartley, Fred Clarke 60. Hartt, Harry Donald "The lines have fallen to me...Indeed, my heritage is beautiful to me." - Psalm 16:6

    05/09/2007 04:03:37
    1. [NS-L] FW: Fraser's
    2. Wanda Powell

    3. I made this look like John Esq: married Elizabeth. Sorry it is David and Elizabeth that married and are 1st cousins. David is the son of John and Katherine. David Fraser b: 24 Mar 1796 son of Katherine (could be spelled with a C) and John Esq: Fraser married his first cousin Elizabeth Fraser b: about 1800 daughter of Alexander Fraser Jr. and Mary McDonald. Katherine is the sister of Alexander Jr, Looking for any information on their children and David and Elizabeth: 1:Janet Fraser b:New Glasgow? 2:Marion Ann Fraser b: New Glasgow? Died 1900 ? 3:John David Fraser b: 1824 d: 1904 New Glasgow married Elizabeth 4:Catherine M. Fraser b: 1825 New Glasgow d: 1897, Riverton unmarried ? 5:Walter Smith Fraser b: 1833 by his marriage record to Harried Wilcox, he died 1901? New Glasgow? 6:Alexander David Fraser b: Nov 1837 New Glasgow d: 06 Apr 1914 New Glasgow married Mary M. McGillivray Again any help on this line Thank you Wanda No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.467 / Virus Database: 269.6.6/794 - Release Date: 5/8/2007 2:23 PM ---------------------------------------- Basic List Commands: 1. To post to the list Send a message to: NOVA-SCOTIA-L@rootsweb.com 2. How to unsubscribe a. List mode: Send a message to NOVA-SCOTIA-L- request@rootsweb.com that contains only the word unsubscribe b. Digest mode: Send a message to NOVA-SCOTIA-D- request@rootsweb.com that contains only the word unsubscribe 3. How to subscribe Send an email containing only the word subscribe to NOVA-SCOTIA-L-request@rootsweb.com 4. How to change to Digest mode a. Unsubscribe from List mode (2.a. above) b. Subscribe to Digest mode Send an email containing only the word subscribe to NOVA-SCOTIA-D-request@rootsweb.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NOVA-SCOTIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.467 / Virus Database: 269.6.6/794 - Release Date: 5/8/2007 2:23 PM No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.467 / Virus Database: 269.6.6/794 - Release Date: 5/8/2007 2:23 PM

    05/09/2007 02:15:34
    1. [NS-L] CLASSROOM PHOTOS
    2. Kim Barlow

    3. Hi List, Would there be anyone out there who in their collection have old school class photos from the late 1800's to the 1920's, for the area's of Cape John or River John Or Brule, Tatamagouche, Denmark. I would really like to hear from anyone who might have a collection of these old pictures. Kim in Ontario

    05/09/2007 01:53:56
    1. Re: [NS-L] Fraser's
    2. bob gillis

    3. Wanda Powell wrote: > David Fraser b: 24 Mar 1796 son of Katherine (could be spelled with a C) and > John Esq: Fraser married his first cousin Elizabeth Fraser b: about 1800 > daughter of Alexander Fraser Jr. and Mary McDonald. Katherine is the sister > of Alexander Jr, > Looking for any information on their children and David and Elizabeth: Wanda, have you looked for the children in the 1811 Census on FamilySearch at http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp, the 1901 and 1911 Census at http://automatedgenealogy.com/index.html, in the NS Records at https://www.novascotiagenealogy.com/ and on rootsweb.com? And put your query on the Pictou County and Fraser/Frazer lists? bob gillis > 1:Janet Fraser b:New Glasgow? > 2:Marion Ann Fraser b: New Glasgow? Died 1900 ? > 3:John David Fraser b: 1824 d: 1904 New Glasgow married Elizabeth > 4:Catherine M. Fraser b: 1825 New Glasgow d: 1897, Riverton unmarried ? > 5:Walter Smith Fraser b: 1833 by his marriage record to Harried Wilcox, he > died 1901? New Glasgow? > 6:Alexander David Fraser b: Nov 1837 New Glasgow d: 06 Apr 1914 New Glasgow > married Mary M. McGillivray > Again any help on this line Thank you Wanda

    05/09/2007 11:07:24
    1. Re: [NS-L] [CAN-NS-INVERNESS] CBGHA BOOK PURCHASE
    2. Don MacFarlane

    3. Norm, If you don't already have a copy of "Drummer on Foot" (see attached), I'd be happy to donate one. Although mostly involving Antigonish County there are many Cape Breton connections. Regards, Don MacFarlane See MacFarlane and allied family genealogies at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maritime/Maritime_Mosaic/ -----Original Message----- From: can-ns-inverness-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:can-ns-inverness-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Norm Macdonald Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 11:56 PM To: CAN-NS-INVERNESS-L@rootsweb.com; NOVA-SCOTIA-L@rootsweb.com; NS-CAPE-BRETON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CAN-NS-INVERNESS] CBGHA BOOK PURCHASE The Cape Breton Genealogy & Historical Association would like to acquire books related to Cape Breton genealogy for our small but growing collection. Some are out of print or were published privately and are not in regular circulation. Anyone willing to sell any of the books noted below please contact the writer off list. We are also interested in many more titles and invite your response on any other books you may think of interest. 1. - Memories of the Harbour Point: Gabarus, Cape Breton,Nova Scotia, Canada. 1900-1918 2. - Tides and Times:Life on the Cape Breton Coast at Gabarus and Vicinity, 1713-1990 3. - Memories of a Cape Breton Childhood by Earle Peach 4. - Old Sydney: Sketches of the Town & Its People in Days Gone By 5. - The Broken Ground: A History of Inverness Town--1803-1954 - by Ned MacDonald 6. - Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia: A Glimpse of the Past - Lorena Forbrigger, Editor 7. - Our Mountains and Glens: The History of River Denys, Big Brook and Lime Hill (North Side), Cape Breton, Nova Scotia 8. - Journey Through a Cape Breton County: Pioneer Roads in Richmond County by Arthur J. Stone 9. - Settlers of Southside, an Historical Account: St. George's Channel, Nova Scotia by Katherine Easthouse 10. - The Campbells of Red Islands and Their Kin by James Albert Campbell 11. Family History of Donald McGillivray and His Descendents - by Major Francis Xavier McGillivray 12. - The MacIntyres of Big Pond Center, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia by M.A.MacPherson 13. - The Smiths of Cape Breton: History of Port Hood and Hood Island With the Genealogy of the Smith Family 1610-1967 Perley W. Smith 14. - Cape Breton Lives - Ron Kaplan, Editor 15. - "Methodism in Cape Breton, 1789 - 1914 : A Retrospect". It was written in 191 ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to CAN-NS-INVERNESS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

    05/09/2007 06:01:15
    1. [NS-L] Fraser's
    2. Wanda Powell

    3. David Fraser b: 24 Mar 1796 son of Katherine (could be spelled with a C) and John Esq: Fraser married his first cousin Elizabeth Fraser b: about 1800 daughter of Alexander Fraser Jr. and Mary McDonald. Katherine is the sister of Alexander Jr, Looking for any information on their children and David and Elizabeth: 1:Janet Fraser b:New Glasgow? 2:Marion Ann Fraser b: New Glasgow? Died 1900 ? 3:John David Fraser b: 1824 d: 1904 New Glasgow married Elizabeth 4:Catherine M. Fraser b: 1825 New Glasgow d: 1897, Riverton unmarried ? 5:Walter Smith Fraser b: 1833 by his marriage record to Harried Wilcox, he died 1901? New Glasgow? 6:Alexander David Fraser b: Nov 1837 New Glasgow d: 06 Apr 1914 New Glasgow married Mary M. McGillivray Again any help on this line Thank you Wanda No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.467 / Virus Database: 269.6.6/794 - Release Date: 5/8/2007 2:23 PM

    05/09/2007 03:37:27
    1. [NS-L] Fraser's
    2. Wanda Powell

    3. Maybe by naming the children of Harriet Elizabeth Wilcox and Walter Smith Fraser will know something about them if I put their children information on, that is what little I know about their children except for David Albert and Nora Steeves since they were my great grandparents and have their information. 1: Elizabeth (Bessie) Ann Fraser married Josephus Howard b: New Brunswick, they married in Boston and had 1 child Maude DeHarker Howard, in the 1911 Alberta census they have Harriet living with Bessie and family though she is listed with a males name and her birth date is wrong she and Maude both died sometime after this census. 2: Minnie Fraser b: Abt. 1865 married about1878 to Alexander MacLeod: 3: Maude Fraser b: abt 1868 4: Allister Culton Fraser b: 23 Feb 1867, Maclellands Brook married Janet Wilson 5: John Fraser b: 01 Jan 1872 6: Annie R. Fraser b: 22 Oct 1875 never married d: MA Any help on this line would be very appreciated Thank you Wanda No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.467 / Virus Database: 269.6.5/793 - Release Date: 5/7/2007 2:55 PM

    05/09/2007 03:15:16