Hi Paula, I found this on film at the FHC, so I made a copy to post to the list. It is in the Village of Amityville, and was transcribed by Mr. William A Eardeley in 1913. The one on Deer Park Avenue is in the Village of Babylon. <<Ketcham Cemetery, Village of Amityville, Town of Babylon, County of Suffolk, Long Island, New York. 1851-1872, 7 stones in a wretched, neglected condition: Bodies being moved: not visible from the main road, but near a side road: copied Thursday 8 of May, 1913 by William A Eardeley, MA, Post Office Box 91, Brooklyn, New York. Assisted by Mr. Frank E Rapp of New York.>> I could look for phone numbers for the one in Babylon if you wish....it's a shame that the stones can't be protected... Tom

Are you referring to the old Babylon Cemetery on Deer Park Ave., just north of Park Ave.? When was it written that some headstones were in bad condition? I was sorry to see that my great great grandfather's grave stone was knocked over and broken. How does one take care of that problem from half a continent away?? Paula in Texas

Paula, Rebecca Concklyne is my 9th G-grandmother on my Mother's side. I show that she was born in St.Peter's Parish, Nottingham, England. I can supply 14 generations of descendants down my line. Can we share information? You can see my family genealogy at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~arizona I do not include details on living people on my website, at most their name only if they have a deceased parent(s). Karl ----- Original Message ----- From: <DeanPaula@aol.com> To: <NY-LONGISLAND-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 7:57 AM Subject: Re: [NY-LONGISLAND] VAIL > Joyce, > I have a Rebecca Concklyne b. June 2, 1633, married Thomas Brush and begat > six generations of Brushes. Rebecca was daughter of John Concklyne b. c1600. > Paula in Texas >

Joyce, I have a Rebecca Concklyne b. June 2, 1633, married Thomas Brush and begat six generations of Brushes. Rebecca was daughter of John Concklyne b. c1600. Paula in Texas

someone was looking for Baker ancestors a while back here is some from Port Washington area in Nassau County . Check the Family Tree Maker home pages for more Descendants of William Baker Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM1 BAKER1. He married LOUISE SCHMIDT. More About WILLIAM BAKER: Naturalization: oysterman Child of WILLIAM BAKER and LOUISE SCHMIDT is: 2. i. WILLIAM EDWARD2 BAKER, b. January 16, 1906, Port Washington,L.I.,N.Y.; d. March 02, 1989, Port Washington,L.I.,N.Y.. Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM EDWARD2 BAKER (WILLIAM1)2,3 was born January 16, 1906 in Port Washington,L.I.,N.Y., and died March 02, 1989 in Port Washington,L.I.,N.Y.. He married AUDREY VENICE CARPENTER August 02, 1941 in Port Washington,L.I.,N.Y., daughter of WILLIAM CARPENTER and EVA SMITH. She died January 02, 1980. Notes for WILLIAM EDWARD BAKER: aunt Elsie married William Edward Baker A prominent Funeral Director in Port Washington As a young man William Edward Baker, Ed as everybody called him, did chores and maintenance work for Elsie Carpenter Mackey around the estate property located at 231 Main Street in Port Washington Long Island New York after the death of Mrs. Mackey's husband John D.C. Mackey around 1928. It was while working in this capacity that he met Mrs. Mackey's niece Audrey, who was raised by Mrs. Mackey. They were married on August 2, 1941 and had four children. Mr. Baker seeking employment in the depression years found work with a local undertaker in the funeral business and went on to become a prominent funeral director in Port Washington. The Mackey Estate house was his place of business until his retirement. The Victorian Estate house, built in 1878 was his pride and joy, completely restored by Mr. Baker to its original splendor the building was a showpiece in the old part of town. Mr. Baker was a member of the Port Washington Fire Departments Protection Engine Company #1 for 49 years, the same Fire Company his wife's Grandfather, Eugene Edward Carpenter helped to organize in 1892 and was a charter member of. Children; #1 Evelyn Louise DOB 7-17-42 DOM 4-60 to Lewis McLendon at the United Methodist Church Port Washington LINY. 1] Duane Massey McLendon 2] William McLendon 3] Lance McLendon 4] Monica Darlene McLendon 5] Eva McLendon 6] Martin McLendon Remarried to Thomas Gary Sackett 8-16-71 #2 Bonnie Lea DOB ? DOM ? to Angelo Soladano !] Nick 2] Lynda 3] Stephen #3 Edward John Baker DOB 5-8-50 DOM 9-4-71 to Kathleen Elizabeth Akam of Port Washington LINY at St. Peter of Alcantara RC Church in Port Washington LINY Children; none #4 Elsie Jean DOB 10-22-54 DOM ? To Don Jordan at family estate Port Washington Children; Paul . Still a further attraction at 231 Main Street was Elsie Mackey's niece, Audrey Carpenter, who had been sent to live with "Aunt Elsie" when she was ten years old. It was the custom of the day for large families to share their wealth of children with relatives who had few or none. For the William Henry Carpenters, who had ten children, and William's only sister, Elsie Carpenter Mackey, who had none, the arrangement was felicitous. Audrey Carpenter became a welcome addition to the John D. C. Mackey family and remained with them until she married 15 years later. ~ Since Edward Baker was ten years older than Audrey, it is highly probable that he watched her grow up at the Mackey's. We know for a fact that when Audrey was in her 20's, the two began to date. Then, one night as he was leaving her at the Mackey home, he proposed with "Don't you think it's about time we got out of here?" Audrey apparently thought that it was. They were married on August 2, 1941. Two years earlier, in 1939, Edward Baker had completed his studies at Renouard's School and passed the New York State test to become a licensed embalmer. However, the intervention of World War Il caused him to change his plans ~ ~ More About WILLIAM EDWARD BAKER: Occupation: Funeral Director in Port Washington,LI, NY Notes for AUDREY VENICE CARPENTER: Here is where I fit in this picture.I will list my ancestors as they relate to me on my mothers side, her name was; Audrey Vernice Carpenter, she had 3 brothers and 3 sisters Audrey was raised by her aunt Elsie and married William Edward Baker A prominent Funeral Director in Port Washington Eugene Carpenter Jr., her father Eugene Edward, her Grandfather James Smith Carpenter, gr. Grand Edward J Baker. Children of WILLIAM BAKER and AUDREY CARPENTER are: 3. i. BONNIE LEA3 BAKER. 4. ii. EVELYN LOUISE BAKER, b. July 17, 1942, Port Washington,L.I.,N.Y.. iii. EDWARD JOHN BAKER, b. May 08, 1950; m. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH AKAM, September 04, 1971, St. Peter of Alcantara RC Church in Port Washington LINY. Notes for EDWARD JOHN BAKER: #3 Edward John Baker DOB 5-8-50 DOM 9-4-71 to Kathleen Elizabeth Akam of Port Washington LINY at St. Peter of Alcantara RC Church in Port Washington LINY Children; none 5. iv. ELSIE JEAN BAKER, b. October 22, 1954. Generation No. 3 3. BONNIE LEA3 BAKER (WILLIAM EDWARD2, WILLIAM1) She married ANGELO SOLDANO. Notes for BONNIE LEA BAKER: #2 Bonnie Lea DOB ? DOM ? to Angelo Soladano !] Nick 2] Lynda 3] Stephen Children of BONNIE BAKER and ANGELO SOLDANO are: i. NICK4 SOLDANO. ii. LYNDA SOLDANO. iii. STEPHEN SOLDANO. 4. EVELYN LOUISE3 BAKER (WILLIAM EDWARD2, WILLIAM1) was born July 17, 1942 in Port Washington,L.I.,N.Y.. She married (1) LEWIS MCLENDON April 1960 in United Methodist Church Port Washington LINY.. She married (2) THOMAS GARY SACKETT August 16, 1971 in Port Washington,L.I.,N.Y.. Notes for EVELYN LOUISE BAKER: 1 Evelyn Louise DOB 7-17-42 DOM 4-60 to Lewis McLendon at the United Methodist Church Port Washington LINY. Children of EVELYN BAKER and LEWIS MCLENDON are: i. DUANE MASSEY4 MCLENDON. ii. WILLIAM MCLENDON. iii. LANCE MCLENDON. iv. MONICA DARLENE MCLENDON. v. EVA MCLENDON. vi. MARTIN MCLENDON. 5. ELSIE JEAN3 BAKER (WILLIAM EDWARD2, WILLIAM1) was born October 22, 1954. She married DON JORDAN. Notes for ELSIE JEAN BAKER: #4 Elsie Jean DOB 10-22-54 DOM ? To Don Jordan at family estate Port Washington Children; Paul Child of ELSIE BAKER and DON JORDAN is: i. PAUL4 JORDAN. Endnotes 1. The Way It Was, an Album of Port Washington Recolections. 2. The Way It Was, An Album of Port Washington Recolections.by W. Edward Baker with Bonnie Baker Soldanopub by Dockside BooksPort Washington,NY1989. 3. Portrait & Biographical Record of Queens County,New York, pub by Chapman Publishing Co.New York & Chicago1896. John L. Carpenter Walpole,NH My web Pages http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/a/r/John-L-Carpenter/index.html > > http://expage.com/page/carpenterlinks >

Dear List: Searching for anyone that might be or knew anyone with the surname of MOCULAK or MOCULSKI. Have run into a "Brick Wall" regarding my G Grandparents JOSEF (Joseph) MOCULAK / MOCULSKI and his wife JULIA (maiden name CHMIEL / CHMIELEWSKA. JOSEF died 07/10/1933 and JULIA died in 1938.  Both are buried in Immaculate Conception Cemetery, Somerville, NJ.  I had a search done for their Death Certificates in the State of New Jersey, but there were none in the State of New Jersey.  I have Census and pictures of their Tombstone, but that is it.  Any help would be appreciated, as I believe there was and/or is family in the Long Island area. Thanks for any help. J. Leona

Good Afternoon – I have a serious problem – I am hoping some one will be able to help me. Thomas 2) BAKER was my 8th gr grandfather – I know he was md 2x b. 26 July 1654 Easthampton, Suffolk, Long Island, New York d. 8 Sep 1735 “ md1) 29 Apr 1686 at Easthampton, Suffolk, Long Island, New York TO: Ann TOPPING d/o Thomas and Hannah {WHITE] TOPPING b. 9 June 1666 Southampton, Suffolk, Long Island, New York d. bef 1711 [according to Torrey] Easthampton, Suffolk, Long Island, NY Thomas md2) 1 May 1695 Easthampton, Suffolk, Long Island, New York TO: Elizabeth WESTOVER Children of Thomas BAKER I only know the birth date of my Samuel 1. Mercy BAKER 2. Elizabeth BAKER 3. Samuel BAKER b. 3 Apr 1702 4. Daniel BAKER 5. Micah BAKER 6. John BAKER 7. Nathaniel BAKER I come thru 3, Samuel 3) BAKER b. 3 Apr 1702 Easthampton, Suffolk, Long Island, New York d. 16 Aug 1767 Branford, New Haven, Connecticut md 21 Oct 1721 Easthampton, Suffolk, Long Island, New York TO: Mercy SCHELLENGER My question is this: Which wife of his father Thomas 2) BAKER was the mother of my Samuel 3) BAKER ? I have followed ANN TOPPING for years as my 8th gr grandmother– and now I fear Ann is not the mother of Samuel - that his mother was Elizabeth WESTOVER - the 2/wf of his father – IF Torrey is correct in his dates - HELP- I In looking at the dates Torrey has in his New England marriages prior 1700 pg 34 for THOMAS BAKER – he has Ann TOPPING dying bef 1711 and he has THOMAS BAKER as marrying 2nd 1 May 1695 ELIZABETH WESTOVER – I hope someone on this list will have the answer to my question and dilemma – Thank you very much Wilma Fleming Haynes wilmahaynes@direcway.com <mailto:wilmahaynes@direcway.com> old address [it is still good] gencon@harborside.com <mailto:gencon@harborside.com>

On 10/18/03 (8:44:02 AM MDT), Bill Chamberlain (wchamber@suffolk.lib.ny.us) wrote, "The Genealogy Workshop of the Huntington Historical Society, Huntington, L.I., will meet Wednesday, 22 October 2003 in the barn at the Conklin House, 7:00 pm refreshments, 7:30 pm lecture. James E. Haas, author of the book "The Gunner at His Peace", will discuss the methods he used in researching the records of Civil War soldiers and sailors from College Point, NY." For those that might not know where is "College Point, NY", currently it is a neighborhood in the north-central part of the Borough/County of Queens in NYC. For a neighborhood map of Queens: http://www.queenslibrary.org/gallery/past_exhibits/burgh/map.htm Circa Civil War times, College Point was a hamlet (unincorporated area) in the Town of Flushing in Queens County. Queens County was then 4 times as large as it is now, including all of Nassau County (seceded in 1899) and a small part of Suffolk County (Lloyd Neck peninsula in the Town of Oyster Bay was transferred to the Town of Huntington, Suffolk County in 1886). >From 1867 to 1898, College Point was a village (municipal corporation) in the Town of Flushing in Queens County. I hope this information is useful or, at least, interesting. Walter Greenspan

The Genealogy Workshop of the Huntington Historical Society, Huntington, L.I., will meet Wednesday, 22 October 2003 in the barn at the Conklin House, 7:00 pm refreshments, 7:30 pm lecture. James E. Haas, author of the book "The Gunner at His Peace", will discuss the methods he used in researching the records of Civil War soldiers and sailors from College Point, NY. For additional information and for directions, visit our website at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygwhhs/ Bill Chamberlain Newsletter Editor Genealogy Workshop of The Huntington Historical Society

Hello Researchers, >From the book, "Southfork: Land and People of East Hampton, by Everett Rattray I have reworded this slightly from the book. At the moment, I have not connected this Joshua Edwards to the Edwards that my family connects to, in LI; but am sure it is only a matter of time. Joshua Edwards slipped his gold into his boots as the Confederate raider "Shenandoah" pursued the whaler "Jereh Perry" in the Bering Strait in 1865. The war was over; but neither the whalers nor the Confederates knew it. The "Perry" escaped and the gold helped put David (third son of Joshua Edwards) through medical school decades later. I borrowed this book through inter-library loan recently and it has since been returned. Joyce in CA http://www.geocities.com/jarmscoop

Joyce--try Norris Taylor's site <A HREF="http://members.tripod.com/~ntgen/bw/vail_index.html">Jeremiah Vail</A> It is excellent. I also have Jeremiah Vail and Conklings. My Conkling married into the Moore line. Terri in Florida

Everette T. Rattray "South Fork, The Land and People of East Long Island" This is a story that I found about the Vail family in the above mentioned book. The first paragraph is quoted and spelled exactly as the book has it. I have tried to write the rest of it in my own words, report fashion. "The "great Cannow" over which "Waindanch SACHEM of Meantaquit," Lion GARDINER's great friend, sued one Jeremy VAILE in 1658 must have been such a one. (speaking about log canoes that are similar in hull conformation to a whaleboat.) According to a depositition in the East Hampton Town Records, GARDINER "heard" that the canoe was coming to his island, where he had lived since before there was an East Hampton, called for "them that were in the house to follow me and I mett my sonn and good man VAILE coming up and I asked them whie they pulled not up the Canow and they said it was time enough and I called them to goe to gett it up and we all went & could doe nothing and then we went agen & she was full." The canoe had filled, something that can happen to any boat left on a leeshore when the water is choppy. It had been damaged. It was mended by putting two pieces at "the end of her" The court found for Wyandanch ( "ared man"), and awarded him ten shillings plus court costs of one pound, one shilling. The author suspects that the reason Sachem and his men had not pulled up their canoe, was that it had drifted over unoccupied, cast loose through carelessness or "evil design." The author figures that young David GARDINER, who twenty-two years earlier had been the first European child born in Connecticut, no doubt got a parade-ground tongue -lashing from the old soldier, Lion (GARDINER), whom the youth and the man could never please. It was certainly one of the few instances in which a red man went to a white man's court and got satisfaction. There are stories about the Whalers, of which the Vails apparently were apart of, but this seems to be the only mention of a Vail, by any spelling. Joyce in CA http://www.geocities.com/jarmscoop

Hello Researchers, Another line that I am interested in, is the VAIL line which is found in Southold, and Long Island area. I am most interested in the Jeremiah VAIL 1618 line, which relates down the line with my husband's McKUNE line, as well as a CONKLING line which we both relate to. I also have a VAIL line going which relates to a friend's Kansas VAIL's. I have been trying to connect my friend's Kansas VAILS to the NY VAILs for the last couple years. Runa VAIL was apparently B.abt. 1855 in OHIO, according to the Census information. Always happy to share information. Joyce in CA http://www.geocities.com/jarmscoop

Hello Researchers, I have recently begun researching the Suffolk Co. area, especially the Long Island connections, which expand to CT and Mass. in earnest.  My surnames are BRUNS, EDWARDS, O'NEIL, CONKLING, MULFORD, DOWNS, FOSTER , and many more. I am trying to find cemetery verification of the burial of any of my family, for the Trinity Church in NYC Cemetery, and/or the Southampton L.I. Cemetery. Any suggestions? I am always happy to share information. My grandmother was Bertha Edwards, who you will see in this lineage. Her Edwards lines, which interconnect with many LI families, goes back to William and Ann Cole. Descendants of Joseph Edwards                         1   [1] Joseph Edwards  b: 1822 in B. hampton, Suffolk, New York        d: 1893 .       +Salome Downs                   *2nd Wife of [1] Joseph Edwards:            .       +Elizabeth O'Neil   b: 1845 in NY   m: Bef. 1874        2   Bertha Jagger Edwards   b: 1873 in B. HAMPTON, L.I. NY      d: Bef. 1960 ....        +Franklyn Newton Bruns  b: 1871 in Catlettsburg, Boyd Co.KY m: Bef. 1898  d: Bef. 1948 ... 3   Elizabeth Gladys Bruns  b: October 27, 1898 in Southampton, Suffolk Co. NY        .......     +James Foster, Jr.  b: 1901 in NY       ... 3   [2] Carl Newton Bruns,Sr.   b: March 3, 1903 in Southampton, Suffolk, NY      d: 1985 .......     +Eleanor Ryder  b: 1905 in Yonkers, NY  m: Abt. 1923    d: 1927 ...     *2nd Wife of [2] Carl Newton Bruns,Sr.:         .......     +Margaret Elizabeth Enright b: April 2, 1905    m: Abt. 1925    d: 1994 ...     *3rd Wife of [2] Carl Newton Bruns,Sr.:         .......     +Flossie Marie Ellis    b: March 9, 1908 in Wysox,Bradford Co. PA   m: Aft. 1940    d: October 1970 ... 3   Frank William Bruns b: August 13, 1908 in Southampton, L.I. NY      d: Bet. 1976 - 1977 ... 3   Harold Frederick Bruns  b: September 17, 1914 in Southampton, Suffolk Co. NY      d: 1975 .......     +Nellie White Bennet    b: July 21, 1915 in Southampton, Suffolk Co. NY   m: Bef. 1948    d: March 1996     2   Ella Edwards    b: 1869 in B. HAMPTON           2   Florence Edwards    b: 1874 in B. HAMPTON           2   William Edwards b: 1876 in B. HAMPTON           2   Joseph Edwards              2   George W. Edwards   b: 1858     ....        +Hannah W. Foster           ... 3   Flora Edwards           ... 3   Susan Edwards               2   Silas E. Edwards    b: 1860     ....        +Maggie L. Kay          ... 3   Mabel A. Edwards            ... 3   Ardie P. Edwards                2   Nathan W. Edwards   b: 1862     ....        +Minnie Wilts           ... 3   Florence Edwards                2   Augustus Edwards    b: 1863         2   Emma J. Edwards b: 1865     ....        +Robert A. Babock               2   Ella L. Edwards b: 1870     ....        +Alvin E. Squires               2   Florence Edwards    b: 1873     ....        +Edward E. Weeks            Joyce in CA http://www.geocities.com/jarmscoop

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Irish lectures at the NYG&B Resent-Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2003 11:02:21 -0600 Resent-From: NYNEWYOR-L@rootsweb.com Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2003 13:01:27 -0400 From: Jim Garrity <JimGarrity@earthlink.net> Organization: http://www.NYCgen.com *and* http://www.JimGarrity.com To: NYNEWYOR-L@rootsweb.com References: <3F81A6C1.D86A64BA@earthlink.net> Hello, Folks! Here is a message that was sent out today on the New York Genealogical & Biographical Society's members mailing list: *************************************************************************** Please join us at The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society for two evenings of lectures: Dr. Susan Hood, Assistant Archivist of the Representative Church Body Library in Dublin, will give three lectures, presented by the NYG&B Heraldry and Education and Publication Committees, in cooperation with the New York Irish History Roundtable and the Irish Family History Forum. 1) Heraldry in Ireland: “Royal Roots – Republican Inheritance” Tuesday, October 28 at 5:30 P.M. Admission: $12 for members of NYG&B, NYIHR and IFHF, $18 for all others. 2) “Genealogical Value of Church of Ireland Records at the RCB Library,” and “The Impact of the Famine on Strokestown, Roscommon” Wednesday, October 29 at 5:30. Admission (both lectures): $20 for members of NYG&B, NYIHR and IFHF, $30 for all others. For additional information or to register for these events please contact Lauren Maehrlein at education@nygbs.org or call 212-755-8532, ext. 36. Lauren Maehrlein, MA Director of Education NY Genealogical & Biographical Society 122 E. 58th Street New York, NY 10022-1939 212-755-8532, ext. 36 education@nygbs.org Thank you, Jim Garrity -- James Garrity NYC Genealogy Research Service, Cemetery Research & Photography http://www.NYCgen.com http://www.JimGarrity.com E-Mail: JimGarrity@Earthlink.net eFax: (718)504-6214 Member, Association of Professional Genealogists Life Member, New York Genealogical & Biographical Society http://www.nygbs.org ==== NYNEWYOR Mailing List ==== Brooklyn Web Pages http://www.bklyn-genealogy-info.com/ ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

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Been seeing your exchanges. Thought I would check in to let you know I am receiving. Gary > i guess the stoop talk is on hold *_~ > i heard from one other subscriber Walter Greenspan and he said they are > having provider difficulties.... > i thought LI and Brooklyn disappeared.... > former LI'er, Joan --- now in rural MT > > Also, visit my 4 personal home pages on spirituality and genealogy: > http://www.geocities.com/crystalwoman_2000/roots.html > crystalwoman@montana.com > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "ruth krems" <jeteryankeelover@yahoo.com> > To: <NY-LONGISLAND-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2003 1:09 PM > Subject: Re: [NY-LONGISLAND] just checking > > > I haven't had any at all :( > > Ruth > > crystalwoman <crystalwoman@montana.com> wrote: > Did we run out of genealogy stoop talk? *_~ > > > > Also, visit my 4 personal home pages on spirituality and genealogy: > http://www.geocities.com/crystalwoman_2000/roots.html > crystalwoman@montana.com > > > ==== NY-LONGISLAND Mailing List ==== > Karima, List Administrator mailto:NY-LONGISLAND-admin@rootsweb.com > List Guidelines: http://userweb.springnet1.com/quest/LongIslandWelcome.html > > > --------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search > > > ==== NY-LONGISLAND Mailing List ==== > Karima, List Administrator mailto:NY-LONGISLAND-admin@rootsweb.com > List Guidelines: http://userweb.springnet1.com/quest/LongIslandWelcome.html > > > ==== NY-LONGISLAND Mailing List ==== > Please do not send messages to the list asking the members to join in "letter > writing" campaigns, regardless of the purpose. > Guidelines for the list can be found at: > http://userweb.springnet1.com/quest/LongIslandWelcome.html >

I will be around this morning, and I picked up a copy of "Description of Private and Family Cemeteries in the Borough of Queess" will to do look ups, there is a total of 23. The book was printed in 1932 Terre

Good Morning, I too, am getting mail from this list, but not anyothers.... Terre

Good Morning LI *_~ ---- thanks for the replies as i hear you again since late yesterday. The Brooklyn list still seemed to be gone yet though.....Joan Also, visit my 4 personal home pages on spirituality and genealogy: http://www.geocities.com/crystalwoman_2000/roots.html crystalwoman@montana.com