Dear Listers: I am a fellow lister, as such we all have the oppurtunity to use that key on the keyboard just to the right and slightly above the "Enter" if you don't like what I am about to punch out on this keyboard. Feel free to use it, that's what it is there for. To the person who sought the help of other's through this list here is what is on my mind: I am sorry I can not help you immediately, I don't live in Stark County. It's been over 20 years since I was there. If you hadn't gotten an answer by tonight I probably would have called a cousin or friend out there to get the information for you. If you haven't gotten a good answer to your question, e-mail me and I'll get right on it. My wife, bless her wonderful smile, has tolerated me for more than 31 years so I don't even know of any divorce lawyers in my area. Who knows, maybe she knows there aren't any good one's here and that why she is still tolerant of me. I started in this genealogy thing because I had so much spare time on my hands while recuperating from a heart attack and a heart by-pass operation. The attack was fatal for a short time but I was blessed with having two cardiologists there who knew what to do at the right time. They also had my wife's prayers. They couldn't have done it without her help. Through this "genealogy thing" I have met many, many wonderful people who have helped me in all sorts of ways and I didn't have to ask them for anything. I've met a few who I didn't care for but through the majic of the "Delete" key, I don't think about them any more! It's great theraphy for the heart! Finally- In the words of that great philosopher, DIRTY HARRY-- "Opinions are like a-- holes, everyone has one! Axium #1 to Dirty Harry's words: "and sometimes it's hard to tell one from the other! If the person who objected to the above person's posting on this list is stilll reading this letter, don't bother replying to me. I and a lot of others have bigger and more often used "Delete" keys than you do. Mine got used for you misplaced reply to a person in need! Bill Iden, son of a Stark County gal and a Carroll County guy.