findagrave.com On Mon, Jul 25, 2011 at 8:32 AM, Bob Krebs <rnkrebs@wcnet.org> wrote: > > I'm looking for suggestions on finding the graves of my fourth and third > great grandfathers, Daniel Gilman died in 1790 and Nicholas in 1804 in > Maytown. They switched back and forth between the Reformed and > Lutheran Churches in Maytown. Their graves are not in the Maytown > Lutheran Church Cemetery. I have checked both churches records for > their funerals with no results. Most of the Reformed records are > missing. I've not been able to find any other local cemeteries. > > > Thanks very much, > > > Bob Krebs > Bowling Green, OH > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PALANCAS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I am in need of a death record for a Catherine Hake who died in Lancaster Co, probably in or around Washington Borough prior to 1860. I am in desperate need of locating a maiden name for Catherine so I can also locate a marriage record for her. She was found in this census record below with he name spelled as Hague but her husbands family across the river in Windsor Twp, York Co spelled it as Hake or Hage and occasionally Heck. She was a widow of William who died in 1823 when Catherine was 6 months pregnant with her daughter Catherine. Catherine appears in 1830 Manor Twp, Lancaster PA Catherine Hake, Age 30/40 no mention of children. We know from Orphan courts documents that the older two children were farmed out with the Hake relations but there is no mention of Catherine and her younger children. 1850 Washington Borough, Lancaster Co., PA 10 Oct 1850 John Rider 31 Catharine Rider 27 Born in York Fanny Rider 6 Samuel Rider 5 Sarah Rider 1 Catharine Hague 57 Catherine & John Rider's family soon after moved to Whitley, Indiana where I have searched for any mention of Catherine. I found none but did locate this record below. Samuel Rider a prosperous farmer and ex-soldier of the Civil war is a son of John and Catherine (Hake) Rider, and was born in York county. Pennsylvania. March 3, 1845. There he resided until he was ten years of age, at which time his parents moved to Whitley county, Indiana. SOURCE: page 543; Progressive men and women of Kosciusko County, Indiana: to which is appended ... By B.F. Bowen & Co. So according to this record Catherine may have passed away prior to their leaving for Indiana about 1855-1856 or she could have died anywhere along the way. There are no records of her in Whitley, Indiana or other counties nearby. It is my belief Catherine (unk) Hake may have moved across the river to seek assistance from her own family. Her daughters can all be found near by. While her son William Jr married Susan Rider the sister of John Rider, and settled in York County. 1850 Washington Borough, Lancaster, Pennsylvania John Walk 31 Elizabeth (Hake) Walk 33 Born in York 1850 Census Conestoga, Lancaster,PA Brady, Adam 27 Frederick 24 Eberly, Fanny (Hake) 30 Born in York * Fanny 's husband, Simon Eberly, was believed dead. It is not known where William Hage/Hake was buried as he was a pauper and was very ill before he died at the age of 35. He died in debt and may have been laid to rest in a paupers grave. His family was well established in Chanceford Twp and owned land on which he may also have been laid to rest. Thanks for any help. Melissa Hake Fitzkee

Yes, she was. There is a nice obit on Genealogy Bank and I will send it to you if you would like to give me your email address. Sue On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 1:24 PM, David J. Bachman <djbachman@nbn.net> wrote: > Hi > Would someone be able to check an obituary for me? > > A Sara Mae Gingrich b.31 May 1903 (nee Weaver) > d.24 Mar.1998 of East Petersburg > > Was she the wife of Rufus Gingrich? > > Much appreciated! > > David > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PALANCAS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hi Would someone be able to check an obituary for me? A Sara Mae Gingrich b.31 May 1903 (nee Weaver) d.24 Mar.1998 of East Petersburg Was she the wife of Rufus Gingrich? Much appreciated! David

Debra, Again, thanks for the look up. I have the Doniphan County Census, but not the Wayne County Census. Jacqueline

Debra, Thanks, these are the ones! I can add the final resting place of my 3rd great uncle and aunt. My paternal aunt lived in Philly and had the address of Delno and went by there. She worked with someone that was a patient of Delno's. We just didn't have their final resting place. Thanks again for looking. Jacqueline

Series: M593 Roll: 1281 Page: 373 1870 - Wooster P.O., Wayne Twp., Wayne Co., OH - 7/12/1870 Kercher, David - 27 - m - w - painter - $---/1,550 - PA --- Matilda - 22 - f - w - keeping house - OH --- Delno E. - 1 - m - w - at home - OH Series: T9 Roll: 379 Page: 528a & b 1880 - Wolf Rvr., Doniphan Co., KS - 6/5/1880 Kercher, D. - w - m - 37 - married - farmer - PA/PA/PA --- Rachel - w - f - 28 - wife - married - keeping house - OH/PA/PA --- Delno E. - w - m - 11 - son - single - at school - OH/PA/PA Cherry, Emma - w - f - 41 - sister-in-law - helping in house - OH/PA/PA Owens, Mari... - w - m - 24 - single - farm laborer - * *MD or MO/MD or MO/MD or MO On Jul 18, 2011, at 1:28 PM, Baskp0491@aol.com wrote: > I am looking for Curtis & Barbara (Keiser) Kercher. They were > married in > Lancaster County, PA. August 23, 1832 by Rev. Sunniston. They > were from > Manhiem, PA, > Wanting to know where they might be buried. > > Their four children: > Susan (my great great grandma), David, Harry, Will, > were > all born in PA. > > But, Susan (Sept 1965 to John Frederick Appuhn) and David > (Apr > 1868 to Rachel Matilda Cherry) were married in Wayne County, OH. > Both > families homesteaded abt 1869 in Cass Co, NE, and Doniphan Co, KS. > > Susan's family are buried in Cass Co, NE and Lancaster > Co, NE. > David and his son in Philadelphia, PA. > > Will went to sea and was never heard from again. > > Family story goes that Harry also homesteaded in KS. I > haven't > found him yet. > > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > T > > > Jacqueline Stevens Leathers > Bask0491@aol.com >

Hi, Jacqueline: Series: M432 Roll: 740 Page: 292 1850 - Wayne Twp., Wayne Co., OH - 9/10/1850 Cherry, Moses - 51 - m - farmer - $3,000 - PA --- Elizabeth - 46 - f - PA --- Jane - 20 - f - OH --- Isabella - 18 - f - OH - attended school within year --- E. Marie - 15 - f - OH - attended school within year --- Emeline - 13 - f - OH - attended school within year --- Ross - 12 - m - OH - attended school within year --- Thomas - 9 - m - OH - attended school within year --- Angeline - 7 - f - OH - attended school within year --- Rachel - 5 - f - OH - attended school within year --- Sarah - 1 - f - OH Is this a possibility? http://files.usgwarchives.net/nm/donaana/cemeteries/ioof.txt Dona Ana Co, NM - I.O.O.F. Cemetery Rachel M. Kercher 1846-1904 Series: T623 Roll: 478 Page: 144 1900 - Wolf Rvr. Twp., Doniphan Co., KS - 6/9/1900 Kercher, David - head - w - m - 2/1843 - 57 - married 32 yrs. - PA/PA/ PA - farmer --- Rachel M. - wife - w - f - 12/1847 - 52 - married 32 yrs. - 1 child/1 living - OH/PA/PA Findagrave: Arlington Cemetery, Drexel Hill, Delaware Co., PA http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=11387730 David Kercher - includes a photo of gravestone (David & Delno together.) http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=11387730 Dr. Delino E. Kercher - clearly says "Delno", not Delino. Good luck with your search! Debra On Jul 18, 2011, at 1:06 PM, Baskp0491@aol.com wrote: > > I am looking for Rachel Matilda (Tillie) Cherry Kercher's place > (and time) > of death. > She was born 12-18-1848 Wayne County, OH. Possible > death > year 1943, in Leona, Doniphan County, KS or Philadelphia, PA. > > Parents: Moses and Elizabeth (Nichols) Cherry of Wayne > County, > OH. > > Husband: David Kercher 1843 (Lancaster County, PA) > -1919 > (Philadelphia, PA). > > Son: Delano Ernest Kercher 1869 - 1938 > (Philadelphia, PA). > Delano was a doctor in Philly. > > David and Rachel homesteaded in North East Kansas > in area > that became Leona, Doniphan County, KS. David gave part of his > land for the > town site so railroad could have a station. David also was first > postmaster. > > On a trip to Leona, we found an area of homes, no > stores, etc. > were there. The old grain store was beside the railroad. Old school > house, not even a church. The only cemetery was just north of > Leona. No > Kercher's or Cherry's are buried there. > When David retired he went to Philly to his son's > residence. > He and David are buried there in Philly, but no clue of cemetery > at this > time or if Rachel died there. > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > > > > Jacqueline Stevens Leathers > Bask0491@aol.com > > My Surnames: Appuhn, Barnes, Caress, Cherry, Criss, Crist, > Cunningham, > Hallwaechs, Jones, Kercher, Keiser, King, Maxwell, Peters, > Pickering, Stegall, > Stevens, Williams, Young. >

I am looking for Curtis & Barbara (Keiser) Kercher. They were married in Lancaster County, PA. August 23, 1832 by Rev. Sunniston. They were from Manhiem, PA, Wanting to know where they might be buried. Their four children: Susan (my great great grandma), David, Harry, Will, were all born in PA. But, Susan (Sept 1965 to John Frederick Appuhn) and David (Apr 1868 to Rachel Matilda Cherry) were married in Wayne County, OH. Both families homesteaded abt 1869 in Cass Co, NE, and Doniphan Co, KS. Susan's family are buried in Cass Co, NE and Lancaster Co, NE. David and his son in Philadelphia, PA. Will went to sea and was never heard from again. Family story goes that Harry also homesteaded in KS. I haven't found him yet. Any help would be greatly appreciated. T Jacqueline Stevens Leathers Bask0491@aol.com My Surnames: Appuhn, Barnes, Caress, Cherry, Criss, Crist, Cunningham, Ha llwaechs, Jones, Kercher, Keiser, King, Maxwell, Peters, Pickering, Stegall, Stevens, Williams, Young.

I am looking for Rachel Matilda (Tillie) Cherry Kercher's place (and time) of death. She was born 12-18-1848 Wayne County, OH. Possible death year 1943, in Leona, Doniphan County, KS or Philadelphia, PA. Parents: Moses and Elizabeth (Nichols) Cherry of Wayne County, OH. Husband: David Kercher 1843 (Lancaster County, PA) -1919 (Philadelphia, PA). Son: Delano Ernest Kercher 1869 - 1938 (Philadelphia, PA). Delano was a doctor in Philly. David and Rachel homesteaded in North East Kansas in area that became Leona, Doniphan County, KS. David gave part of his land for the town site so railroad could have a station. David also was first postmaster. On a trip to Leona, we found an area of homes, no stores, etc. were there. The old grain store was beside the railroad. Old school house, not even a church. The only cemetery was just north of Leona. No Kercher's or Cherry's are buried there. When David retired he went to Philly to his son's residence. He and David are buried there in Philly, but no clue of cemetery at this time or if Rachel died there. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Jacqueline Stevens Leathers Bask0491@aol.com My Surnames: Appuhn, Barnes, Caress, Cherry, Criss, Crist, Cunningham, Hallwaechs, Jones, Kercher, Keiser, King, Maxwell, Peters, Pickering, Stegall, Stevens, Williams, Young.

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!! This is GREAT info!!! Sharon -----Original Message----- From: palancas-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:palancas-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Pam Pearson Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2011 11:35 AM To: palancas@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PALANCAS] DUNLAP The church you refer to seems to be Christ Protestant Episcopal Church organized in 1818 out of St. John's Church in Compass. Per "Churches and Cemeteries of Lancaster County": -- Church records, 1828-1879, including baptisms, confirmations, communicants, and marriages are in possession of St. James' Episcopal Church in Lancaster. -- Church records, 1828-1850, are included in a volume of the records of St. John's Episcopal Church, Compass, Chester Co. Microfilm copy at Lancaster Co Historical Society and Gen Soc of PA. -- Gravestone inscriptions available at Lancaster Co Historical Society and Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society. Cemetery started in 1818. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon Frank" <sharon1@cfl.rr.com> To: <PALANCAS@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2011 10:05 AM Subject: [PALANCAS] DUNLAP > Is anyone researching John DUNLAP in Leacock Twp???? I'm trying to see if > he > is my Thomas DUNLAP's father???? Does anyone have access to marriage > records? John was a member of Christ Church in Leacok Twp and I'm > wondering > if Thomas DUNLAP was married there to Ann (unknown) ca. early 1820s???? > Maybe birth records for Hugh Thomas DUNLAP ca 1827, James DUNLAP b ca > 1826, > Martha/Mary DUNLAP ca 1930, Nancy DUNLAP ca 1838..........Are there > records > for this church???? > > Thanks so much for any and all help! > > Sharon in Fl. > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PALANCAS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PALANCAS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

The church you refer to seems to be Christ Protestant Episcopal Church organized in 1818 out of St. John's Church in Compass. Per "Churches and Cemeteries of Lancaster County": -- Church records, 1828-1879, including baptisms, confirmations, communicants, and marriages are in possession of St. James' Episcopal Church in Lancaster. -- Church records, 1828-1850, are included in a volume of the records of St. John's Episcopal Church, Compass, Chester Co. Microfilm copy at Lancaster Co Historical Society and Gen Soc of PA. -- Gravestone inscriptions available at Lancaster Co Historical Society and Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society. Cemetery started in 1818. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon Frank" <sharon1@cfl.rr.com> To: <PALANCAS@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2011 10:05 AM Subject: [PALANCAS] DUNLAP > Is anyone researching John DUNLAP in Leacock Twp???? I'm trying to see if > he > is my Thomas DUNLAP's father???? Does anyone have access to marriage > records? John was a member of Christ Church in Leacok Twp and I'm > wondering > if Thomas DUNLAP was married there to Ann (unknown) ca. early 1820s???? > Maybe birth records for Hugh Thomas DUNLAP ca 1827, James DUNLAP b ca > 1826, > Martha/Mary DUNLAP ca 1930, Nancy DUNLAP ca 1838..........Are there > records > for this church???? > > Thanks so much for any and all help! > > Sharon in Fl. > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PALANCAS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Is anyone researching John DUNLAP in Leacock Twp???? I'm trying to see if he is my Thomas DUNLAP's father???? Does anyone have access to marriage records? John was a member of Christ Church in Leacok Twp and I'm wondering if Thomas DUNLAP was married there to Ann (unknown) ca. early 1820s???? Maybe birth records for Hugh Thomas DUNLAP ca 1827, James DUNLAP b ca 1826, Martha/Mary DUNLAP ca 1930, Nancy DUNLAP ca 1838..........Are there records for this church???? Thanks so much for any and all help! Sharon in Fl.

Church records would be the way to go. "Official" documents were not available until about 1850. Muriel On Thu, 30 Jun 2011 10:05:40 -0400, "Sharon Frank" <sharon1@cfl.rr.com> wrote: > Is anyone researching John DUNLAP in Leacock Twp???? I'm trying to see if > he > is my Thomas DUNLAP's father???? Does anyone have access to marriage > records? John was a member of Christ Church in Leacok Twp and I'm wondering > if Thomas DUNLAP was married there to Ann (unknown) ca. early 1820s???? > Maybe birth records for Hugh Thomas DUNLAP ca 1827, James DUNLAP b ca 1826, > Martha/Mary DUNLAP ca 1930, Nancy DUNLAP ca 1838..........Are there records > for this church???? > > Thanks so much for any and all help! > > Sharon in Fl. > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PALANCAS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- Muriel Pfeifer

You're Invited to.. The 58th Annual ZINN Family Reunion On Sunday, June 26, 2011. Eating at 2:00 p.m. at . Marvin and Donna Zinn's at 248 Whiskey Run Rd., Newville, PA. and. Dean and Sue Zinn's at 250 Whiskey Run Rd., Newville, PA. Directions: From Carlisle - Take I-81 South to Newville Exit; at stop light at end of exit ramp, turn Right onto Rt.233 North; straight thru intersection at stop light [Rt.11]; straight at stop light in Newville [intersection of Rt.641]; at next intersection turn Left onto Green St. [aka Steelstown Rd. - Newville Feed & Hardware sits on right at intersection]; cross steel creek bridge; bear Right onto Whiskey Run Rd.; go to 5th home on Left after going under turnpike bridge. House sits on top of hill - yellow siding with brown shutters - tan barn out back. Hamburgers, hotdogs, fried chicken, rolls, placesettings and drinks provided. Bring a covered dish . or two . to share, your lawn chairs, horseshoes, bathing suits, towels. and of course . your appetite! We're having the Food Basket Drawing again. so bring those food items along. Once filled we will raffle off the basket full of goodies to help our reunion treasury. Dan Wyrick was the lucky ticket holder last year! Who'll win it this year! Also, please bring a Baby or School-age Photo - along with a more current Photo. both identified. these to be used during the games. If you have access to a scanner, you can scan the photos and send them via e-mail to Christine Zinn at CJZ279@hotmail.com The officers for the 2011 Reunion are: President - Marvin Zinn (717) 776-6403 Vice-President - Dean Zinn (717) 776-5270 Secretary / Historian - Donna Heller Zinn (717) 776-6403 / djzinn@pa.net / (717) 422-6378 [cell] Treasurer - Peggy Kelley Holsinger (717) 776-7590 Games - Christine Zinn (717) 385-0868 Look forward to seein' you here! Donna Heller Zinn Ps. Please forward this invite to others in the family that may not have received a mailing. Thanks!

I totally agree. I have put some of my information in a family tree and realized that they are getting it for free but I have to pay for the information that I want and that doesn't not seem right. If you give them info then they in turn should allow you to get it free. Any more I just use the census and I may end it soon. Vivian I've been dealing with Ancestry.com off and on for twenty years. They're > in > it for the money and nothing else. They DON'T CARE WHETHER OR NOT THEIR > INFORMATION IS ACCURATE. They should be outlawed. B. MacKie > > On Sat, May 28, 2011 at 8:05 PM, Kristine Elliott > <souriete@yahoo.com>wrote: > >> I hope you let ancestry.com know. Errors like that need to be brought to >> their attention; they can't fix them if they don't know the errors are >> there. >> >> Of course, their attitude when they are informed of the errors isn't >> particularly encouraging. They gave me some bs excuse about how long >> such >> errors take to fix in their databases. Still, such errors will only get >> fixed if we tell them about them. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Triste Elliott >> --- >> >> If you can't get rid of them ugly old skeletons in the closet, at least >> teach 'em how to dance funny. Billy C. Wirtz >> >> >> --- On Sat, 5/28/11, Welty Janet <jnwelty@sssnet.com> wrote: >> >> > As long as we are talking about >> > ancestry. Noticed awhile back that a number of my >> > ancestors living in Lancaster, Lancaster Co. PA were listed >> > in the WW1 draft registration as living in Lancaster, Butler >> > Co. PA. The actual registration cards are >> > accurate. Probably wouldn't have noticed, but it is a >> > odd last name. When you find one, you have found them >> > all >> > Janet N. Welty >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> PALANCAS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PALANCAS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

FYI County set to digitize veterans records as old as 18th century 6/3/11 Project expected to cost about $20,000 By TOM JOYCE Daily Record/Sunday News Updated: 06/03/2011 01:17:30 PM EDT York, PA - York County has its share of veterans' memorials. But the most comprehensive one is never seen by the public. It resides in a walk-in safe in a locked room of the York County Department of Veterans Affairs. And it consists of tens of thousands of index cards, each one of which bears the name of a deceased York County veteran. The veterans listed on those cards fought in conflicts ranging from the 18th century's French and Indian War all the way up to modern engagements in Afghanistan and Iraq, according to York County Director of Veterans Affairs Phil Palandro. Soon, the county will start on a project that will involve scanning all of those cards and putting them in digital form. "We just want to move into the 21st century," Palandro said. According to Palandro, the index cards include the name of the veterans, what war they fought in and where they're buried. Palandro said federal law requires the county to maintain those records. Although they're not public, family members or a designee can look at them to check on the burial status of an individual. And Palandro said his office uses them each Memorial Day to put out 52,000 American flag grave markers throughout the county. Digitizing the index cards will make them easier to search. County officials also worry about the possibility of losing them in a fire, Palandro said. York County Information Technology Director Al Raneiro said the project should start this summer. He said it will likely cost about $20,000, which will come from a fund made up of filing fees from the county recorder of deeds office. "It blows my mind, how many cards there are," Raneiro said.

Been following the discussion about Ancestry. I've given up on them. There are too many errors in what they publish for too much money. I've been researching my ancestors for over ten years and I must agree with Pam -- if you come across a hot lead, you can't beat a direct letter of intro stating who you are and what you're searching for. Always enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. It works every time! Maybe the person you've contacted isn't the one, but at least you'll get a response and maybe another lead to follow. When you actually ring the bell, you'd be surprised at what you get back. I once sent an inquiry to a possible in South Carolina (I live in Western Mass.) and received an envelope full of great stuff. Her enclosed letter started: "Hi, Ray. Welcome to the extended family!" Ray Be careful of that for which you search. You may find it.

Amen, to your last sentence, Ernest. You have been so generous in sharing with others. Have a happy holiday... Sue On Sun, May 29, 2011 at 2:28 PM, Daniel E Weinhold <deweinhold@juno.com>wrote: > Family Historian,s looking for information; > > > There are "companies,s "that will be glad to receive Your > information,but for FREE: if you request it,You Pay for it! > > If the information you share with Them is correct, O.K, They in turn > will Sell it at a cost, Business. > > If the information has mistakes in it "it goes OUT" like that: THEY do > not and will not correct it, I am told, even if you try to share the > correction,s with them. That's business. We researcher,s Dig it up the > "had way" and make sure it IS correct. > > Come July,.the Lord Willing, some of us have been family history > researching for as long as 39 years or more:. It may take a bit longer > sometime,s , but you will have it correct as humanly possible. > > True, sharing with one another, is one of the Great reward,s in this > venture! > > Ernest > ____________________________________________________________ > Groupon&#8482 Official Site > 1 ridiculously huge coupon a day. Get 50-90% off your city&#39;s best! > http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3141/4de290c6a90ac7e8fm00vuc > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PALANCAS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Family Historian,s looking for information; There are "companies,s "that will be glad to receive Your information,but for FREE: if you request it,You Pay for it! If the information you share with Them is correct, O.K, They in turn will Sell it at a cost, Business. If the information has mistakes in it "it goes OUT" like that: THEY do not and will not correct it, I am told, even if you try to share the correction,s with them. That's business. We researcher,s Dig it up the "had way" and make sure it IS correct. Come July,.the Lord Willing, some of us have been family history researching for as long as 39 years or more:. It may take a bit longer sometime,s , but you will have it correct as humanly possible. True, sharing with one another, is one of the Great reward,s in this venture! Ernest ____________________________________________________________ Groupon&#8482 Official Site 1 ridiculously huge coupon a day. Get 50-90% off your city&#39;s best! http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3141/4de290c6a90ac7e8fm00vuc