In reading the 2003 emails, we were talking about the Kosciusko City Cem. with the marker of the woman that had an archor (which looked like an ax). I've got a picture somewhere, but have got to get someone to show me how to send pictures.  But I want Nova to come to Miss. again & take her to see it.  Even if Lisa would met me somewhere we could go see it.  It has been so long since I've been there, I may get lost.  After I've thought about it, it isn't hard to find. Just finding the place to turn to go down to the tomb.   Ken it really isn't to far from the library.  It would be fun to get you down in all those graves.  You wouldn't have to worry about me leaving you for I can't walk too fast.

      Jeannine, I saw where you had wrote about the old Baptist hospital with ghost. Go by what is now the Baptist -south, there is a building that was the old one, & it was turned into apartments or offices. It is across the street.  That is the one I remember. Could be another one that is older.  But I remember going to visit someone there when I was small.   Peggy

I'm trying to stay away from the comp. also, but I've gone to the P'tree archives & rereading some of the old mail.   I may just start going painting Mondays & Wednesdays. For the last 2 Fridays, Basil has gone to Winona with me, so I haven't been able to look at the old papers.  When I get finished looking up the obits. I'll just go across the hall & look up the marriages or any good case of the family. LOL.   We didn't start getting any rain until about 5:00 pm.  It is going to turn colder tomarrow.   Have a nice week.  Peggy ________________________________ From: "janiegaby@suddenlink.net" <janiegaby@suddenlink.net> To: Palmertree <Palmertree@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2013 4:52 PM Subject: [PTREE] info Pretty day again today.  Had rain before I got up but didn’t stay around long. Everyday I tell myself I am not going to get on computer and stay all day!  And guess what I do?  Stay here most of the day.  Mostly sorting out things that don’t make good sense, etc.  Here is a couple of things you might know or like to know! Avis Yvonne Palmertree married Perry Gene Russell about 1972. Pepper Lynn Russell was born 13 Mar 1974.  They must have divorced about 1975. Avis married Dave Logan 17 jan 1976. They had two children. Perry Gene Russell married Vickie Lane Erwin 6 Feb 1976. Colon Palmertree married Becky Lee Decanter on 30 aug 1991 in Tipton Co., TN. She had the Decanter child in Jan. 1991 so it might or might not be Colon’s. Then she and Colon had a child. Next he married Ruby Merowitz so the two children with the last name “Merowitz” may or may not be his.  Michael Palmertree, Sr married Sherry Vollbracht  but I don’t know which Michael Sr it is!  Do you?  It was on facebook and it was not Ernie’s Michael. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PALMERTREE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Pretty day again today. Had rain before I got up but didn’t stay around long. Everyday I tell myself I am not going to get on computer and stay all day! And guess what I do? Stay here most of the day. Mostly sorting out things that don’t make good sense, etc. Here is a couple of things you might know or like to know! Avis Yvonne Palmertree married Perry Gene Russell about 1972. Pepper Lynn Russell was born 13 Mar 1974. They must have divorced about 1975. Avis married Dave Logan 17 jan 1976. They had two children. Perry Gene Russell married Vickie Lane Erwin 6 Feb 1976. Colon Palmertree married Becky Lee Decanter on 30 aug 1991 in Tipton Co., TN. She had the Decanter child in Jan. 1991 so it might or might not be Colon’s. Then she and Colon had a child. Next he married Ruby Merowitz so the two children with the last name “Merowitz” may or may not be his. Michael Palmertree, Sr married Sherry Vollbracht but I don’t know which Michael Sr it is! Do you? It was on facebook and it was not Ernie’s Michael.

I see someone has already set up a cemetery on findagrave. My great-grandfather, William Terrell Garrett, had a sister who died in the Insane Asylum in Jackson. She was a patient on the 1900 census. The story goes her father, Joshua Garrett, would not let her marry the man she loved and she went crazy. Even if we never know which bodies were uncovered, I guess she qualifies as a memorial in that cemetery. Pat Dacus March 8, 2013 WLBT Channel 3 Jackson, Ms. by Walt Grayson JACKSON, MS -- There are signs of progress everywhere at The University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson. It is odd that what is going on in the midst of such progress & advancements toward the future can all of a sudden throw open the door to the distant past. Within the last couple of weeks, removal of about 4 feet of dirt in order to prepare this particular area for new construction uncovered about 24 previously unknown & unmarked graves. Everywhere you see of the marker flags there is a body beneath it. The theory is that these people died at the old Mississippi Asylum for the insane that stood on this property from the mid 1800s until the early 1900s. UMMC was built where the old asylum once stood. Derrick Anderson, an archeologist at Misissippi State is one of the team working on the graves. "We're guessing because there's no personal remains, no clothes, not even really any bottoms or pins or anything, that they were probably residents of the asylum & either buried in a shroud or not buried with anything, so that would put them probably around in the mid to late 1800s to early 1900s." said Anderson. The bodies are carefully removed from the coffins & taken to the Cobb Archeology Institure at Mississippi State & laid out & individually examined. Dr. Nick Herman, anthropologist at Mississippi State says the remains themselves can tell a lot about the circumstances of these peoples lives. "Yea, figure out when they were buried," said Dr. Herman. "But also looking at the bones to give us information about what their lives were like in the asylum." And when the research at State is finished, the remains will come back to UMMC, Nichole Reese says a special place is already there for them. "When the university is done with it they will then file a burieal permit with the Ar ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PALMERTREE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Oh, thank goodness for Walt Grayson for doing this, so we could learn something about it, even if we don;t have someone there.  Maybe that is where all the Palmertree got off too. ________________________________ From: "pdacus@gulftel.com" <pdacus@gulftel.com> To: Palmertree Group <palmertree@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 9, 2013 1:23 PM Subject: Re: [PTREE] Walt's Look Around: UMMC graves I see someone has already set up a cemetery on findagrave.  My great-grandfather, William Terrell Garrett, had a sister who died in the Insane Asylum in Jackson.  She was a patient on the 1900 census.  The story goes her father, Joshua Garrett, would not let her marry the man she loved and she went crazy.  Even if we never know which bodies were uncovered, I guess she qualifies as a memorial in that cemetery. Pat Dacus March  8, 2013 WLBT Channel 3 Jackson, Ms. by Walt Grayson JACKSON, MS -- There are signs of progress everywhere at The University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson.  It is odd that what is going on in the midst of such progress & advancements toward the future can all of a sudden throw open the door to the distant past. Within the last couple of weeks, removal of about 4 feet of dirt in order to prepare this particular area for new construction uncovered about 24 previously unknown & unmarked graves. Everywhere you see of the marker flags there is a body beneath it.  The theory is that these people died at the old Mississippi Asylum for the  insane that stood on this property from the mid 1800s until the early 1900s.  UMMC was built where the old asylum once stood. Derrick Anderson, an archeologist at Misissippi State is one of the team working on the graves. "We're guessing because there's no personal remains, no clothes, not even really any bottoms or pins or anything, that they were probably residents of the asylum & either buried in a shroud or not buried with anything, so that would put them probably around in the mid to late 1800s to early 1900s." said Anderson. The bodies are carefully removed from the coffins & taken to the Cobb Archeology Institure at Mississippi State & laid out & individually examined. Dr. Nick Herman, anthropologist at Mississippi State says the remains themselves can tell a lot about the circumstances of these peoples lives. "Yea, figure out when they were buried," said Dr. Herman. "But also looking at the bones to give us information about what their lives were like in the asylum." And when the research at State is finished, the remains will come back to UMMC, Nichole Reese says a special place is already there for them. "When the university is done with it they will then file a burieal permit with the Ar ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PALMERTREE-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 PALMERTREE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I'm may be fixing ask a dump question.  As old as some of the bodies are, is there any way they could really find out who it is/was?  Is there any records still around for the asylum hospital. Old papers or records should be keep on some kind of reels.  There is a cemetery at Whitfield but I don't know what kind of records are kept.    Peggy ________________________________ From: "pdacus@gulftel.com" <pdacus@gulftel.com> To: Palmertree Group <palmertree@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 9, 2013 1:23 PM Subject: Re: [PTREE] Walt's Look Around: UMMC graves I see someone has already set up a cemetery on findagrave.  My great-grandfather, William Terrell Garrett, had a sister who died in the Insane Asylum in Jackson.  She was a patient on the 1900 census.  The story goes her father, Joshua Garrett, would not let her marry the man she loved and she went crazy.  Even if we never know which bodies were uncovered, I guess she qualifies as a memorial in that cemetery. Pat Dacus March  8, 2013 WLBT Channel 3 Jackson, Ms. by Walt Grayson JACKSON, MS -- There are signs of progress everywhere at The University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson.  It is odd that what is going on in the midst of such progress & advancements toward the future can all of a sudden throw open the door to the distant past. Within the last couple of weeks, removal of about 4 feet of dirt in order to prepare this particular area for new construction uncovered about 24 previously unknown & unmarked graves. Everywhere you see of the marker flags there is a body beneath it.  The theory is that these people died at the old Mississippi Asylum for the  insane that stood on this property from the mid 1800s until the early 1900s.  UMMC was built where the old asylum once stood. Derrick Anderson, an archeologist at Misissippi State is one of the team working on the graves. "We're guessing because there's no personal remains, no clothes, not even really any bottoms or pins or anything, that they were probably residents of the asylum & either buried in a shroud or not buried with anything, so that would put them probably around in the mid to late 1800s to early 1900s." said Anderson. The bodies are carefully removed from the coffins & taken to the Cobb Archeology Institure at Mississippi State & laid out & individually examined. Dr. Nick Herman, anthropologist at Mississippi State says the remains themselves can tell a lot about the circumstances of these peoples lives. "Yea, figure out when they were buried," said Dr. Herman. "But also looking at the bones to give us information about what their lives were like in the asylum." And when the research at State is finished, the remains will come back to UMMC, Nichole Reese says a special place is already there for them. "When the university is done with it they will then file a burieal permit with the Ar ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PALMERTREE-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 PALMERTREE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Ken, Glad you are over it, I guess Joe is over his or almost. So it wasn't anything too bad. He's off on his reg Sat. morning routine, but did add the fairgrounds in Norman as Beverly and her Legion Aux Ladies were part of a big flea market today. They raise money to send girls to speaking contests and Girl's state and other worthwhile projects. Joe called me and told me to bring a clothespin for my nose that it smelled like horse poo (not his word) in that building. The center is dirt where they display animals and all that at real fair time. I was speaking to Beverly later and she said it's not that bad, but she is by one of the big open doors. I told her that Joe was used to talking horse poo not smelling it. So glad you both are feeling better. That is sooooo true what you said about it hurts your ego more than your body when you fall. With everyone and their cellphones around every where now, I am surprised no one got a pic of my fall in Ky last summer. But it was within a corner of the tiki hut patio that had lots of bushes around it so I think they shielded my fall of shame. Ha ha Later Nova . In a message dated 3/9/2013 12:49:30 A.M. Central Standard Time, palmertree.listowner@gmail.com writes: Nova, I think I am completely over that stupid incident. It's awful, feeling like you're standing on an earthquake fault line. I feel knee problems coming on. Sure hope and pray it never will lead to replacement surgery! I know when someone older takes a fall, it looks funny to others watching. Ha - if they only knew it hurts your ego more than what body part you fell on! I am so unbalanced when I go shopping that I have to get out at the main entrance and use my cane to get inside with, where I usually get a go-cart .... unless I'm feeling pretty suicidal. I have almost fallen in the pedestrian zone ( I really don't think anyone knows what that is anymore), so I really have to watch it crossing the street. I'm waiting for the day a little old lady helps me across the crosswalk! However, there are a lot of very nice people around who take the time to GET OUT OF YOUR WAY, and even help you. One day I was at Wal-Mart and passed a guy leaving. Would you believe he actually took time to come back and help me, since I was about to lose it then. He must have been a real Christian to have a big heart like that. Now days folks are in too big of a hurry to help someone - young or old. Such a shame to lose "stars in your crown" on judgment day - for not doing simple things like helping others. Ok, changing hats now.. Thank you all for asking about me. Ken -----Original Message----- From: palmertree-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:palmertree-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Srod46@aol.com Sent: Saturday, March 02, 2013 11:02 AM To: palmertree@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PTREE] Hi Ken, Ken, I'm so glad you are healing nicely from the fall. Joe had his first fall two weeks ago. He fell stepping into one of the barn/garages. He scraped his forehead a little and was just shaken up. Last week one of his knees really started giving him trouble. He finally called and could not get in to his Dr fast enough, went to minor emergency when he started having such pain he almost couldn't walk. That guy said it was either a pulled ligament or arthritis, gave him something for pain & steroids of some kind. If he is not better next week, he goes back for MRI. He was looking for some crutches a minute ago. We used to have some in the garage but think we loaned them to some of the family. I wish he would carry his cell phone with him around here, sometimes I am in town a lot and I worry about him, he said when he fell, I hope I don't pass out, who knows if he did or not? Anyway, certainly glad you are healing well, If you took a photo I will exchange face plant phtos with you. Ha Ha. I face planted a concrete patio last May in KY. I really did look just like I had been beat up, with makeup and my glasses it didn't show much, but Joe said he wasn't going anywhere with me until it healed. ha ha I already had an eye doc apt so that was good, I had him check my eyes out good. Where I fell was at a KY Derby Party at Joe's sister's house. She is an insurance broker, she probably tripled her home owners after that. ha ha and NO Ken & Peggy I was NOT drinking. I was helping Joe's younger bro start picking up cups and paper plates, started to step up on the patio of the tiki hut and my sandal toe tripped over the edge of it. Pat said he tried to grab me but I went too fast!! I teased Joe that I was saving those pictures in case I needed them to use against him. ha ha The worse part, I didn't bet on any good horses. The only one I saw really winning any money was our son Dave.(two real bookies were in the tiki hut) But seeing everyone is such fun. We had a Ladies Derby Hat contest but Clayton, Lisa's husband won third place for his little bowler? black hat with a 1/2 of a plastic horse, the back half !!! glued on the front. Lisa won second, her hat had horses that would swirl around the crown of the hat and roses. Ken, I'm so glad you are back on line!! Miss when you are not. Bye Nova (Me, too!) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PALMERTREE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Don't know about University Hospital, but I'd think there were a few. Several years ago there was a TV special about ghosts in Mississippi. The old Baptist hospital was one the the buildings featured. They said there were a lot of ghosts there in the old building. i don't even know if it is still standing. J Jeannine Kirkpatrick Smith On Sat, 9 Mar 2013, Peggy Palmertree wrote: > > > I got to thinking, just how many building have been built in the last > 50 years around the University, how many could have graves > under them?  Maybe there is some ghost walking around in > them. > > > ________________________________ > Peggy, that was a really interesting article.  Leads to two thoughts: > > 1.  On Resurrection Day there are sure going to be some surprised people > at the bodies coming together from the dust and rising from the ground > where they are standing and, > > 2.  Remember the James Mitchner novels where he takes a patch of earth and > tells its story from creation to present times?  I always loved those > books. > > Jeannine > > > >                       Jeannine Kirkpatrick Smith > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PALMERTREE-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 PALMERTREE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I got to thinking, just how many building have been built in the last 50 years around the University, how many could have graves under them?  Maybe there is some ghost walking around in them. ________________________________ Peggy, that was a really interesting article.  Leads to two thoughts: 1.  On Resurrection Day there are sure going to be some surprised people at the bodies coming together from the dust and rising from the ground where they are standing and, 2.  Remember the James Mitchner novels where he takes a patch of earth and tells its story from creation to present times?  I always loved those books. Jeannine                       Jeannine Kirkpatrick Smith ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PALMERTREE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Peggy, that was a really interesting article. Leads to two thoughts: 1. On Resurrection Day there are sure going to be some surprised people at the bodies coming together from the dust and rising from the ground where they are standing and, 2. Remember the James Mitchner novels where he takes a patch of earth and tells its story from creation to present times? I always loved those books. Jeannine Jeannine Kirkpatrick Smith

  March  8, 2013 WLBT Channel 3 Jackson, Ms. by Walt Grayson JACKSON, MS -- There are signs of progress everywhere at The University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson.  It is odd that what is going on in the midst of such progress & advancements toward the future can all of a sudden throw open the door to the distant past. Within the last couple of weeks, removal of about 4 feet of dirt in order to prepare this particular area for new construction uncovered about 24 previously unknown & unmarked graves. Everywhere you see of the marker flags there is a body beneath it.  The theory is that these people died at the old Mississippi Asylum for the  insane that stood on this property from the mid 1800s until the early 1900s.  UMMC was built where the old asylum once stood. Derrick Anderson, an archeologist at Misissippi State is one of the team working on the graves. "We're guessing because there's no personal remains, no clothes, not even really any bottoms or pins or anything, that they were probably residents of the asylum & either buried in a shroud or not buried with anything, so that would put them probably around in the mid to late 1800s to early 1900s." said Anderson. The bodies are carefully removed from the coffins & taken to the Cobb Archeology Institure at Mississippi State & laid out & individually examined. Dr. Nick Herman, anthropologist at Mississippi State says the remains themselves can tell a lot about the circumstances of these peoples lives. "Yea, figure out when they were buried," said Dr. Herman. "But also looking at the bones to give us information about what their lives were like in the asylum." And when the research at State is finished, the remains will come back to UMMC, Nichole Reese says a special place is already there for them. "When the university is done with it they will then file a burieal permit with the Ar

Janie and Nova, -----Original Message----- From: palmertree-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:palmertree-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Srod46@aol.com Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2013 5:27 PM To: palmertree@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PTREE] info 1. I know Bobby Gerald Fagan is buried in Texas, will get more info on that tonight. Nov a-Falling down on the job, huh? Ha ha. Obituary (The Shopper, Bowie Co., TX, 6 Nov 2003) Bobby Gerald Fagan Bobby Gerald Fagan, age 61, of Bowie, TX passed away October 21, 2003 in Bowie, TX. Mr. Fagan was born February 8, 1942 in Purcell, OK to Willie Ann Palmertree and Arthur Lee Fagan. He married "Kathy" Betty Kathleen (Taylor) Fagan. He was a carpenter and a truck driver. He was a Jehovah's Witness. Funeral services for Mr. Fagan were held Saturday, October 25, 2003 at 2:00 p.m. at the Kingdom Hall in Bowie with Bro. Eddy Pate officiating. Surviving relatives include: his wife, "Kathy" Betty Kathleen (Taylor) Fagan; one daughter, Connie Lee Fagan, MN; two sons, John Wesley Fagan, OK and Mark Andrew Fagan, TX; six sisters, Ruth Miller, IN, Terrie Adams, TX, Ima Jean (Tiny) Owan, TX, JoAnn O'Neal, OK, Wanda Witson, OK and Katherine Hall, IN; two brothers, Arthur Fagan, CO, and Loyd Perdue, OK; seven grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews. Honorary pallbearers included: John and Mark Fagan, Chris and Matt Fletcher, Charles Elmore and Floyd Taylor. 2. Robert Doyle Ruppe (Lisa Ruppe are you on here? can you give us info on Robert Doyle?) If she doesn't answer I will check on that one. (Lisa has been unsubbed for a long time - guess she didn't think she had anything to contribute.) 3. Avis Yvonne is still married to the Dave Logan. The other one was probably while we were gone in the Air Force. Several years got away from me back then. But I will check and get back to you. (Unless they are divorced, I would imagine so. First husband, Perry Russell, died in 1981, and she and Dave Logan had a child together in 1984) 4. Which Adams is this? (Didn't see the original question.) Ken Give me a day or two to check my records or call my cousins. Nova

Janie, Thanks for taking your time to correct me on these things! Ken -----Original Message----- Ken – #2137 Amy Lee Meyers is spelled Myers. (Thanks.) Is Timothy Eiland’s wife last name Rae or Raegan ? (I have Sandy RAE, b/ 4 Nov 1966). Did Uncle Golden die in 1961 or 1962? (Answered previously in another note - 6 Dec 1962) Did Aunt Ruby die in Greenwood or Black Hawk? (I have Greenwood, but I'm sure Jerry Dean could tell us which is right.) Ken

Janie, -----Original Message----- _______________________________ Info: David Mac Baldwin died 06 Feb 2011 in Fort Worth, TX., Tarrant Co. (Thank you - didn't have his death date.) ?: Does Randy Lee Williams and Sho Shoni Wilson have a son named John Christopher Lee b. 17 Mar 1992? (Yes) ?: Children of Charles Donovan Cole and Pam Crawford – at least one has incorrect birthday. Charles Deven Cole b. 26 Aug 1988 Sean Bryon Cole b. 14 sep 1988 (Yes, that does seem to be a quandary, doesn't it? We should ask Eve Nell Biggers to find out for us, since they are her nephews.) all for now. Only 15 more pages to go!! (Lucky you....) Ken

Peggy, Ha ha ha. What a joke! She'll wait on me alright - wait until (no, I can't say that....) Ken -----Original Message----- From: palmertree-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:palmertree-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Peggy Palmertree Sent: Saturday, March 02, 2013 6:38 AM To: palmertree@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PTREE] Nice Eveninig Just how can I make a snowman without the snow?   If we do get any & I get out in it, I will fall & break a bone. And Buckoo you may need to stay in the house also, if you think you will break a leg.  Do you think Carl's mother will wait on you?

Nova, I think I am completely over that stupid incident. It's awful, feeling like you're standing on an earthquake fault line. I feel knee problems coming on. Sure hope and pray it never will lead to replacement surgery! I know when someone older takes a fall, it looks funny to others watching. Ha - if they only knew it hurts your ego more than what body part you fell on! I am so unbalanced when I go shopping that I have to get out at the main entrance and use my cane to get inside with, where I usually get a go-cart .... unless I'm feeling pretty suicidal. I have almost fallen in the pedestrian zone ( I really don't think anyone knows what that is anymore), so I really have to watch it crossing the street. I'm waiting for the day a little old lady helps me across the crosswalk! However, there are a lot of very nice people around who take the time to GET OUT OF YOUR WAY, and even help you. One day I was at Wal-Mart and passed a guy leaving. Would you believe he actually took time to come back and help me, since I was about to lose it then. He must have been a real Christian to have a big heart like that. Now days folks are in too big of a hurry to help someone - young or old. Such a shame to lose "stars in your crown" on judgment day - for not doing simple things like helping others. Ok, changing hats now.. Thank you all for asking about me. Ken -----Original Message----- From: palmertree-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:palmertree-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Srod46@aol.com Sent: Saturday, March 02, 2013 11:02 AM To: palmertree@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PTREE] Hi Ken, Ken, I'm so glad you are healing nicely from the fall. Joe had his first fall two weeks ago. He fell stepping into one of the barn/garages. He scraped his forehead a little and was just shaken up. Last week one of his knees really started giving him trouble. He finally called and could not get in to his Dr fast enough, went to minor emergency when he started having such pain he almost couldn't walk. That guy said it was either a pulled ligament or arthritis, gave him something for pain & steroids of some kind. If he is not better next week, he goes back for MRI. He was looking for some crutches a minute ago. We used to have some in the garage but think we loaned them to some of the family. I wish he would carry his cell phone with him around here, sometimes I am in town a lot and I worry about him, he said when he fell, I hope I don't pass out, who knows if he did or not? Anyway, certainly glad you are healing well, If you took a photo I will exchange face plant phtos with you. Ha Ha. I face planted a concrete patio last May in KY. I really did look just like I had been beat up, with makeup and my glasses it didn't show much, but Joe said he wasn't going anywhere with me until it healed. ha ha I already had an eye doc apt so that was good, I had him check my eyes out good. Where I fell was at a KY Derby Party at Joe's sister's house. She is an insurance broker, she probably tripled her home owners after that. ha ha and NO Ken & Peggy I was NOT drinking. I was helping Joe's younger bro start picking up cups and paper plates, started to step up on the patio of the tiki hut and my sandal toe tripped over the edge of it. Pat said he tried to grab me but I went too fast!! I teased Joe that I was saving those pictures in case I needed them to use against him. ha ha The worse part, I didn't bet on any good horses. The only one I saw really winning any money was our son Dave.(two real bookies were in the tiki hut) But seeing everyone is such fun. We had a Ladies Derby Hat contest but Clayton, Lisa's husband won third place for his little bowler? black hat with a 1/2 of a plastic horse, the back half !!! glued on the front. Lisa won second, her hat had horses that would swirl around the crown of the hat and roses. Ken, I'm so glad you are back on line!! Miss when you are not. Bye Nova (Me, too!)

Peggy, Not much - about one inch, sticking around until the sun came up, then it melted rather quickly. Methinks Spring is playing games with us... Ken -----Original Message----- From: palmertree-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:palmertree-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Peggy Palmertree Sent: Saturday, March 02, 2013 6:10 PM To: palmertree@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PTREE] Nice Eveninig Buckoo, how much snow did you all end up with?   See what you get for moving up NORTH!

Janie, -----Original Message----- I finally finished the last page last night!!! When I first printed it out it had 600 pages, old printer and old version of FTM, and to print out the same thing now would be about 700 pages. During the first printing I ran out of ink and the printer kept going putting out unreadable and finally blank pages. When I finally noticed it I stopped it. The pages were not numbered on that printing. I tried to go back and add missing pages but it was hard with a newer version of FTM and a different printer. I think I got them all but am fixing to do a thorough check to be sure. Also have a few other things to do before I start again and enter notes and obits. I did that at first but decided to only put in essential information and then come back for extras. Figured if I kicked the bucket it would be best to have all people entered. Info: Terry Lynn Palmertree married William Joseph Lisiecki on 11 Feb 2005 in Clark Co., NV., USA (Dark print is new information) (Thank you - I didn't have that marriage). Colon Palmertree married Ruby Merowitz and have two children listed under the marriage. Taylor Merowitz 31 Dec 1997 Justin Merowitz 10 Jan 1996 Why is their last name Merowitz and not Palmertree??? (I suppose she either married a Merowitz before, or her maiden name was Merowitz, had two children out of wedlock, and she gave them her maiden name?) Colon next married Beckie Lee Decanter and they have the following two children listed: Michael Decanter 22 Jun 1991 Corey Palmertree 02 Jun 1993 What is the story on these two??? (Must be same answer as above?) Cynthia Ann Cotton, 1974-2007. married Rickey(Ricky) Allen Barnett 12 May 1995. Cynthia Ann died 24 Jun 2007 at Paris Regional Medical Center. She lived in Cooper TX. She was buried 28 Jun 2007 in Oaklawn Cemetery. Anyone know which Oaklawn??? (Just named Oaklawn Cemetery, Cooper, Delta Co., TX - aka New Home Cemetery) No surviving husband listed so evidently she and Ricky were divorced. In the obit all of her 5 children were listed as Barnetts. However, other information contains the following children with no DOB: F. Joyceline Dionne Barnett F. Jade Leann Cotton M. Julian Dominique Brown M. Jarrel Laron Brown M. Joshua Barnett Can anyone explain all this??? ( According to her obit, all her children's last names was BARNETT. Adoption by other husband? We are having a BEAUTIFUL day! Janie (Don't rub it in....) Ken

I sure would love to see her again. She has such a personality! Make me laugh over nothing. We 3 Muskateers (me, Peggy, Martina) sure had some good times running around "researching" together. I really like that cousin. I hope things are ok with her and the family. Peggy - if you hear from her sometime, please tell her for me that I really miss her. Ken   _________________________________ While I'm thinking about birthdays, there is another one that a few of us know.  It's Martina.  So I hope she will have a good birthday. Plus, many more.   Peggy