In a message dated 9/6/03 10:57:52 AM Eastern Daylight Time, genieist@yahoo.com writes: > Why do these virus hoax messages ever get posted at all? It seems that > someone should screen them before they cause undue alarm. Why are there "Urban Legends" at all? People are trusting and want to believe them.

To administrator: Why do these virus hoax messages ever get posted at all? It seems that someone should screen them before they cause undue alarm. Vicky > ATTACHMENT part 4 message/rfc822 > Date: Fri, 5 Sep 2003 20:52:33 -0500 > From: "Bob Knottek" <rknottek@sirinet.net> > To: PANORTHA-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [PANORTHA-L] Virus > > This information is so old. It is false! False! This is not a virus, > never > has been, never will be. What is amazing is that there are humans that > still > pass this trash on. Get Real Please! > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com

----- Original Message ----- From: "geri brennan" <gerifelker@webtv.net> To: <PAMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2003 6:42 AM Subject: [PAMONROE] Re odds and ends (Bucks Co.) > Bartholomew, John, of Applebachville, was borrn in Bucks Co in 1803. His > father was Benjamin Bartholomew, married Elizabeth Horrn, who bore him 8 > children; John was the 2nd son. In 1836 John married Veronica > Frankenfield, d/o Philip of Bucks Co. Children; Jacob, Franklin, Sarah, > Mary the wife ___ Ahlum. Members of the Lutheran Church. > > > Ott, Jeremiah, Keller's Church, was born in Bedminster township in 1832. > John Ott, grandfather, was the son of Michael Ott also of Bedminster, > was born 1770. In 1792 he married Dorothey Keller, d/o John Keller. Mr. > Keller died about 1798. > > Laros, John G., Hulmeville, was born at Bethlehem township, Northampton > County, Nov 16, 1845. He is the son of Martin and Mary Ann (Leves) > Laros. At 18 he went to Easton. In Jan 19, 1867 he married Sarah A. > Sandt, the d/o Henry and Sophia (Cope) Sandt. Children; Carrie M., > Charles F., and Marion. > > Osmond, Charles E., of Langhorne, was born in Middletown township, June > 21, 1831, s/o Samuel and Hester (Suplee) Osmond. In 1852 he married > Lydia Ann, d/o Mordecai and Martha (Walton) Carter. She was a native of > Phila. Children; Emretta, wife of Jonathan Clayton; Morris E.; Anna > Rebecca; Frank C.; Martha E.; and James Ross. > > Erdman, Oliver H. The great-grandfather of Oliver H., had 7 children. > His 2nd son, Henry married Kate Seams, of Northampton county. This > couple had 3 sons and 3 daughters, Henry E., being the youngest son. In > 1848 he married Elizabeth, the d/o Isaac and Catharine (Apple) Shimer. > They were the parents of 2 sons, Allen H., and Oliver H., who in 1872, > married Alavesta, d/o Charles and Elvina (Donner) Kemmerer of Lehigh > county, and are the parentss of 2 chidrne ( Quena and Viola) > > Bartholomew, Daniel, of Richlandtown. He was born in Bucks County in > 1830. In 1856 he married Mary, d/o John Stoneback and had 2 children, > John and George. His wife died in 1859, and he married again in 1860 to > Mary, d/o John Steiner. By her he had 5 children; John, Margaret, > Lizzie, Amanda and Harry. > > Bartholomew, William H. of Churchill, was born in Bedminster township, > Bucks county, Nov. 17 1853, s/o William and Mary (Rule) Bartholomew. > William Barothomew, father William was a native of Bucks county. He was > the son of David, who married Mary Rule, of Rockhill township, a d/o > Christian Rule. William H., married Nov 29, 1879 to Hannah Smether, d/o > Reuben and Hannah (Ruth) Smether. > > Lear, Samuel H., of Ottsville, is the grandson of Joseph Lear, whose > father came from Germany. Joseph married Sarah Garis. Children; George, > the father of Samuel H. He was a carpenter and a farner, he died in1865 > aged 72. His wife, Elizabeth d/o George Adam Hillpot. Children; John > H.,Joseph, Sarah, Eliza, the wife of William Frankenfield, of > Springfield township, Selina, the wife of Abraham Frankenfield, Jonas of > Tinicum, and Samuel Hl, born March 27, 1825. He worked as a carpenter. > He had been married twice, 1st to Catharine, d/o George Swope, she was > born in 1826 leaving 3 children. He married 2nd to Magdalena, d/o Martin > Fretz, of Bedminster. She was born Aug 25, 1833 and died May 1, 1875, > leaving 2 children. The children of the 1st marrage are Eliza who > married Joseph Hockman ofTinicun and Israel and Tobis, of Williamsport, > PA. The children of the 2nd marriage are, Martha, and Abraham. > > Best Wishes, Geri > > > ==== PAMONROE Mailing List ==== > Have you posted the surnames you are researching lately? > Remember there are always new people being added to the list > who may have not seen your queries yet. >

----- Original Message ----- From: "geri brennan" <gerifelker@webtv.net> To: <PAMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2003 11:40 AM Subject: [PAMONROE] Re: Winter > Isett, John U., subject, The founders of the Isett family, of which John > U., of Royersford, is representative, were Frederick and Jacob Isett, > who, with their widowed mother sailed from Rotterdam in 1732. The mother > bought a farm for her son, Jacob, that is now included within the limits > of the city of Phila., Girard College standing on part of that farm. She > also bought a farm for her son Frederick, near Trappe, Montgomery Co.., > the farm adjoining being the home of the parents of Gov. Shunk. The farm > was for many years in the possession of the Isetts, now being known as > the Warner Farm/ The Isetts intermarried with the Markley, of > Montgomery Co. The Frederick Isett family located principally in > Montgomery Co, the original farm being in Upper Providence township, > where Frederick (1} Isett, was sucdeded in this line by his eldest son, > Frederick (2), who was born in Upper Providence, he married Mary > Hallman, and they were the parents of 5 sons, the second son, Frederick > (3). > > Frederick (3), was born July 26, 1812, died Nov. 11, 1899, he married > Feb. 4, 1841, Henrietta Shade, d/o Jacob and Mary (Shunk) Shade, her > mother a cousin of Francis R. Shunk, governor of the state. Jacob Shade, > her father. Children; Mary,who married John Y., Eisenburg, Lavina, died > at 24, Jacob, married Anna B. Amole, Charlotte, married William Y. > Eisenberg, Frederick of Phila, John U., and Henrietta, married John M. > Mauger. > > John U., was born in Limerick township, Aug 1, 1852, he married Nov 21, > 1884, Ida Winter, d/o Reuben nad Elizabeth (Schwenk) Winter, her father > the last surivor of the founders of Royersford. Reuben Winter was born > near Trappe, Oct 30, 1823, died April 29, 1918. He was the son of John > and Deborah (Raysor) Winter, and the grandson of John Winter, of ancient > Berks county family, who served in the Rev., and in 1793 he was keeping > a hotel in Phila. He died in Upper Providence in 1836, aged over 80 and > was buried in the graveyard in the Trappe Church. His son, John Winter, > came to Montgomery Co., with his parents in 1812.. John Winter married > 1st to Catharine Moyer, she died 1818. He married 2nd to Deborah Raysor > in 1821, she died in 1859 > > Reuben Winter, married 1848, Elizabeth Schwenk, born Oct 25, 1825, and > died Feb. 16, 1896, d/o Daniel and Mary (Stetler) Schwenk, and > granddaughter of Daniel Schwenk. Children, Mary J., married Silas > Swartley, Ida married JOhn U. Isett, Reube (2) and Elizabeth, who > married Burdett Geissinger. > > Mr. and Mrs. John U. Isett are the parents of 2 childre, Ethel, who > married Edward Kaltenbach of Royersford, and have a son,( John E., and a > daughter, Ethel Louise); and Helen R., a teacher at Stroudsburg, and > Lititz. > > Best Wishes, Geri > > > ==== PAMONROE Mailing List ==== > Have you posted the surnames you are researching lately? > Remember there are always new people being added to the list > who may have not seen your queries yet. >

----- Original Message ----- From: "geri brennan" <gerifelker@webtv.net> To: <PAMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 3:40 AM Subject: [PAMONROE] Re: Winter-Winters > Hi, for your files. Phaon Hahn, was born March 21, 1831, he died Dec 16, > 1887. He married in 1852 to Mary Ann, d/o of Charles and Juliana > (Winters) Fehr. > Births recorded at Northampton > Winter > Elizabeth, d/o 8 Sept 1787 Henrich and Hanna > Henrich, 20 Nov 1782, s/o Henrich and Hanna > Peter, 2 June 1785, s/o Peter and Margaret > > Winters > Juliana, d/o Christian and Margaret, Sept 9, 1797 > > Peter, 25 Nov 1798, s/o Henry and Susanna > > Lancaster County > Winters > For 3/4 of a century the name Winters in the eastern part of Lancaster > county has been asociated with success and popularity in the practice of > medicine, Dr. Isaac Winters, grandfather to John L., began practice in > 1820. > They come of English stock, the first of the name in America emigrating > from England prior to the Rev.,in which struggle he served as a soldier > under Washington. He died at his home, near Lebanon, PA., within a month > after returning from the War, leaving a wife and a son, John. This John > Winters was born Nov 21, 1776. After reaching manhood he settled in > Lancaster county, making his home in the village of New Holland, where > for many years he was engaged as a blacksmith. On Jan 16, 1769, he > married Catharine Diefenderffer, who died July 12, 1843, and his death > occurred July 13, 1850. They had seven children; John, Isaac, Maria, > Ludwig, Levi, Margaretha, and Cyrus. > > Isaac Winter, born inNew Holland, July 13, 1800. He married Elizabeth > Nagle, d/o Richard, a resident of Lancaster county who was born in > Ireland Feb. 23, 1765. Six children were born to this union, John Leaman > of Hinkletown, Richard N., Isaac D., Mary C., wife of Isaac S. Long, of > NY., George W., and Barton N., of Ephrata. > > Isaac D. Winter, MD, was born Nov. 23, 1828 n Hinkletow. On Jan 10, 1845 > he married Susan Martin, who was born in Goodville in 1833, d/o John and > Elizabeth (Bowman) Martin, Children; Barton M., and John Leaman. Dr. > Isaac Winters passed away Nov. 7, 1889. > > Barton M. Winter, MD, of Goodville, was born Dec 11, 1854. On Jan 20, > 1882, he married Salinda Sensing,who was born in Goodville, d/o > Christian and Catharine Sensing. They have one child, Sue L.. > > Winters, Walter L., subject, of East Drunmore township, Lancaster Co., > was born in Providence Aug 6, 1860, s/o Silas and Catharine (Marks) > Winters. Silas Winters was born July 5, 1821 and his wife, Catharine > Marks was born in York County. > > Silas Winters, was the son of Christopher and Esther (Gochenauer) > Winters, both of whom were born in Lancaster county and came from German > parentage. Christopher Winters was located near Providence, when his > wife died, he moved West, where he died leaving 2 sons, and 1 daughter. > Augustus died single, Hetty, married William Gontner, they died leaving > two daughters (Catharine, and Mary); Silas. > > Births recorded at Lancaster > Winter > Christoph, 28 Feb 1758, s/o George and Agatha > > Hannah, 31 June, 1773, d/o Peter and Rebecca > > Marriage > Winter, Martha to John Steele 9/13/1786 > Ernest, Mary to John Stevenson 11/3/1785 > Rogers, Cath. to David Steele, 3/4/1760 > > Berks County > Winter, Ferdinad, was born in Austria in 1838, the son of Anton and > Marie (Ansorge) Winter. In 1847 he married Clara Kuchler, Children; > Edward, Martha, Louis. > > Winter, Mahlon D., subject, postmaster at Centreport, son of Christopher > R. and grandson of Christopher Winter. > > Christopher Winter, grandfather, was born in Berks Co., he lived to be > 97, (1800-97)he is buried at Bellman's Church His wife's maiden name was > Rick and they had 9 children; William, John, Christian, R. Charles, > Frank, Cyrus, Malinda, Elizabeth and Lavina. > > Christopher R. Winter, was born in 1820, he married Susanna Dundore, > they had 7 children; Matilda, married Miles Royer of IL., Mary married > Oliver Horning, Katie, married David Mengel, James lived in MO., > William, unmarried, John of Reading, married Louisa Kaufaman, Mahlon D., > married Lizzie Ernst, d/o Emanuel and Priscilla (Klopp) Ernst. Children; > Oscar, died at age 8, Lloyd, Frank, Raymond, Armand and Alberta. > > Best Wishes, Geri > > > ==== PAMONROE Mailing List ==== > When asking for information, please remember to be as specific > as possible. Include full names, dates, places and relatives > that will help set your "John SMITH" apart from the rest. >

----- Original Message ----- From: "geri brennan" <gerifelker@webtv.net> To: <PAMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 7:26 AM Subject: [PAMONROE] Re: Byerly > Not much on Byerly > Byerly (Rev) > Frederick, PA Line, BLW > > Michael, or as Michael Byarley, VA and PA Line, soldier applied 1832 in > Westmoreland Co, aged 73 a resident of North Hungtinton township, > soldier enlisted at Westmoreland Co. > > Michael,, VA Line, soldier applied 1832 in Washington Co. TN aged 75 > > War of 1812 > Byerley, George W., or Bryerley, Old Wars > > Byerly > Andrew, wife Elizabeth, Old Wars, srv as a Major in PA Mil > > John, wife Ann, no pension, srv Capt Rawle's PA, BLW > > John or as John Burley, wife Elizabeth Charles, married 4 Feb 1818 > Newberry, SC, soldier died 15 Feb 1848 > > Michael, Old Wars. TN > > Samuel, wife Elizabeth (Raudenbush) married 30 June 1821 Schuylkill > County, soldier died 31 Dec 1837 > > William, wf. Elizabeth,, Ohio > > Mexican War > Byerley, Samuel A., wf Kate, Co E. 2nd PA > > Byerly,Wallace, wf Elizabeth, IA > > " William, wf Philopena, Co A 1st PA > > Indian Wars > Byerley, Absalmon, filed 1902 in OR, srv OR Mtd Vol. soldier died Aug 3, > 1917 in Dallas, OR > > Remarried Widows (pension) > Byerley, Eliz., widow of John Denhart, IN > > Byerly, Eliz., filed 1929, w/o John Early, TN > > Byerly, Ellen, filed 1914, w/o David Biler, 58th PA > > Marriages-Lancaster Co > Line, Christian to Ann Byerly 28 Feb 1770 > > Best Wishes, Geri > > > ==== PAMONROE Mailing List ==== > Have you posted the surnames you are researching lately? > Remember there are always new people being added to the list > who may have not seen your queries yet. >

----- Original Message ----- From: "geri brennan" <gerifelker@webtv.net> To: <PAMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 11:45 AM Subject: [PAMONROE] Re: Some Learns > John Strom came from Germany about 1750, settled i n Northampton, he had > 3 sons, John, Andrew, and Frederick, Andrew Strom the > great-great-grandfather of Dr. William J. Strorm (subect), had 3 > children, among whom was a son, John Teel, our subject's > great-grandfather married Rachel Learn and they had children, Jacob, > Andrew, Peter, Samuel, Charles, John and Elizabeth. > > Heller,William, (born 1836) subject, a native of Monroe Co., the s/o > James and Rachel (Keller) Heller, was born in Chestnut Hill township, > the latter the d/o C. D. Keller. > > The father of William, was a native of Hamilton townnship and a son of > David and Elizabeth Heller > > James Heller, father of William, had 11 children,his 5th child, Mary, > married Jacob Learn. > > Anglemeyer, Peter, subject was born Sept 20, 1843, he married in 1874 to > Emma Woodling, d/o John and Lydia (Learn) Woodling. > > Shafer, Peter W., was born in Hamilton township, June 10, 1843, a son of > Jacob and Christiana (Saylor) Shafer, the former of Monroe County, the > latter of Northampton. His paternal grandfather, James Shafer, was in > Hamilton township in 1820, moved to Cattaragus, NY. The father stayed in > Monroe Co. He died in 1878, their Thomas married Florence Learn and they > lived in Cuba, NY. > > The paternal grandparent of our subject. Samuel Spragle, were George and > Sophia (LaBar) Spragle, natives of Lancaster and Monroe Counties Both > died in the latter. Children, Jacob, father of subject Daniel, Geolrge, > John, Peggy the wife of ___ Carmer,Fanny the wife of George Learn, Mary > the wife of Joseph Learn, Elizabeth who married ____ Miller. The > daughters all became residents of Cattaraugus, NY. Our subject's > maternal grandfather, John Lewis Myers, was a native of Germany, came to > America and in 1775 located in Monroe (then Northampton Co) Co. > > Best Wishes, Geri > > > ==== PAMONROE Mailing List ==== > Have you posted the surnames you are researching lately? > Remember there are always new people being added to the list > who may have not seen your queries yet. >

----- Original Message ----- From: "geri brennan" <gerifelker@webtv.net> To: <PAMONROE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2003 4:17 AM Subject: [PAMONROE] Re: odds and ends (Bucks Co) > Diehl, John H., subject, of Bedminster, is the great-grandson of William > Diehl who came from Germany before the Rev., in which he took part as a > teamsteer. He settled on a farm in Haycock township, where he died. His > son, Daniel (grandfather), married Magalena Amey. Their son Samuel, > (father) was born in Haycock township, he srv. in the War of 1812, he > married Mary Heist. Children; Elizabeth, wife of William HINKEL, they > lived in Allentown; Mary, who married Oliver Dunlap; Susannah, wife of > David Mumbauer; Catherine, wife of Abraham R. Mann; Eliza, the wife > William Campbell, of Richland township; William B., of Lower Saucon, > Northampton Co.; And John H., born Feb. 6 1820, who moved to Williams > township, Northampton Co., he married Lavina Schmell. > > Flucik, Reuben B., subect, of Dublin, Bucks Co., is the grandson of > Philip Fluck, who died in Hilltown. He married Mary Ott. > > Fretz, Quincy A., Bedminster, grandson of Joseph and Elizabeth (Kratz) > Fretz. His father, also named Joseph, was born 1803 and died 1800. > > > Quincay A., married Oct 10, 1873 to Catharine Yeakel, d/o Jacob Yeakel, > of Hilltown. She was born May 27, 1847. They had one child who died > young. > > Garner, George W., of Dublin, his paternal grandfather, also George, of > Doylestown, his son, (father) also named George, he married Maria HINKEL > born in Plumstead township, now of New Britian. They had 13 children, > all lived to maturity, but typhiod fever carried off the father and 5 of > the children at one time. Those deceased, Annie, Catharine, Reuben, Mary > and Christiana, Those living (1887), Casper, of Springfield, NJ; Samuel, > in Ambler: Rosalind, wife of Elias Sellers; Cordelia, wife of Joseph > Hines, of Warrington township; Susanna, the wife of Samuel Hines; > Adeline, the wife of Harry Fellman, Harriet, the wife of Isaac Transue, > of Doylestown; and George W., who married July 10, 1872 to Mary E., d/o > Alfred Fisher, and they had 5 children, (Ervin, who died in childhood, > George A., Samuel, Lizzie Venora and Lawrence Main ). > > Ott, Benjamin, of Ridge, grandson of Peter, who died about 1817. > Benjamin Ott, married Nov 23, 1856, to Susannah Kramer, d/o Thomas > Kramer, she was born Feb. 17, 1839. > > Syder, Peter C., of Tohickon, is a great-grandson of Michael Snyder, of > Nockamixon. His son, also named Michael, grandfather of Peter C.. he > died in 1863. He married twice, and three children by each wife. A son > of the first wife, named Peter, was the father of Peter C. He was died > Oct 20, 1865 aged 66. His wife, Christiana Crouthamel, d/o John. She > died in 1874. Children; Elizabeth, wife of Eli Miller, Caroline, wife of > George Hockman, Amamda, wife of Cornelius Frantz, and Mary, of Isaac > Steeley, Sarah, wife of John Weimer of Northampton county, Lewis who > died young and Peter C., born March 21, 1842. On Dec 23, 1860 he married > Elizabeth, d/o John and Mary Magdalena (Trauger) Romig. Her father lived > in Springield and died in his 75th year. Her mother died April 7, > 1887.Children (16), William, Henry, Mary Ann, Sylvester, Horace all died > young, Isaac, Elsworth, Agnes, wife of Wilson H. Beish, John Solomon, > Amanda, Alice and Agnes, twins, Peter, Emma, Elizabeth, Franklin, > Harvey, Anna Minerva, and Sabilla. > > Stever, John, Bedminster, subject, great-grandson of Philip Stever, who > came from Germany and located first at Germantown. He moved to Haycock > township. His son, George, (grandfather). Abraham (father) was born in > Haycock, 1782 and died 1844. He married Mary "Sillfeis, who was born in > Rockhill. Children; Samuel, Polly, Reuben, John, who was born Nov 10, > 1812. In 1838 he married Mary Magdalena Bartholomew, d/o Benjamin, of > Haycock township, where she was born Sept 23, 1816. Children; Joseph, > Sarah, Reuben B., John who married Louisa Deaterly and had 7 children. > > Crouthamel, Reuben B., of Hagersville, is grandson of Jacob Crouthamel, > whose father came from Germany, and who was born in Bedminster in 1787 > and died 1883. His son, Enos, who was the father of Reuben B., was born > in Franconia, Montogmery Co. He died in 1886 at aged 78. He married Mary > Ann Bartholomew, d/o Daniel Bartholomew, was born in Haycock township. > Children; Sarah, wife of Samuel K. Althouse, William of Doylestown, > Daniel B., Mary, wife of A.D. Stever of Buckingham township, Jacob, and > Reuben B., on Nov 17, 1861 he married Elizabeth Shive, d/o Joseph, she > was bornFeb. 11, 1841. Children; Mary S., wife of Philip Cressman, > Lizzie, wife of Philip Umfried, Abbie, Erwin, Ella, Stella, and Sallie > Irene. Members of the Tohickon Lutheran Church. > > > Best Wishes, Geri > > > ==== PAMONROE Mailing List ==== > Have you posted the surnames you are researching lately? > Remember there are always new people being added to the list > who may have not seen your queries yet. >

I'm in NC but I check the Morning Call paper archives periodically for any new info on the surnames I'm researching....noticed this in today's paper..............not connected to the names I'm searching but wanted to put it out there in case maybe someone is searching name..... Seeking Next Of Kin    The Northampton County coroner's office is seeking anyone with information on a 62-year-old Bethlehem woman who died Sept. 3 in her home. Aranya ''Danny'' (Ruangchai) Kapcala was born January 16, 1941, and was pronounced dead of natural causes on Wednesday. Anyone with information concerning Kapcala is asked to call the coroner's office at 610-559-3006. Published in the Morning Call on 9/6/2003.

Happy to say that this is a hoax that has been going around for the past several years. Actually that little teddy bear is a part of a Microsoft's program. On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 18:33:44 -0700 "Sandi Stratford" <sandistratford@earthlink.net> writes: > From: lmclaxton2@juno.com > >Subject: Virus > >Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2003 18:16:41 GMT > > > > > >Sorry Everyone > > > >Just received this from elsewhere and I did find it in my computer. > So > >chances are you will have it also. A virus has been passed on to > me and my > >address book has in turn been infected. I just found it and > deleted it. > >since you are in my address book there is a strong chance you will > find it > >in your computer too. > > > >The virus is called jdbgmgr.exe. It is not detected by Norton or > Macafee > >or AVG from grisolft.com anti virus systems. This virus sits > quietly for > >14 days before damaging the system. It is sent automatically by > messenger > >and the address book whether or not you send emails to your > contacts. > > > >Here's how to check for the virus and get rid of it. > >1. Go to Start, Find or Search option. > >2. In the file/folders option, type the name: jdbgmgr.exe > >3. Be sure you search your C drive and all the sub folders and any > other > >drives you may have. > >4. Click "find now." > >5. The virus has a gray teddy bear icon with the name jdbgmgr.exe. > DO NOT > >OPEN IT. > >6. Go to edit (on the menu bar) and SELECT ALL to highlight the > file > >without opening it. > >7. Now to to the File (on the menu bar) and select DELETE. It > will then > >go to the recycle bin. > >8. Empty the recycle bin. > > > >IF YOU FIND THE VIRUS, you must contact all the people in your > address > >book, so they can eradicate it in their own address book. > > > >1. Open a new email message > >2. Click on the icon of the address book next to "to." > >3. Highlight every name and add to "BCC". > >4. Copy this message, enter subject and past TO email and send. > > > > > >

Hi Listers, The text below is a reprint from a site (one of many) that debunks these hoaxes. Ken in NH =========================================== Comments: This is a particularly diabolical hoax because, like the SULFNBK.EXE hoax of 2001, it persuades gullible users to inflict damage on their own computers. Don't forward these messages! According to antivirus experts (see links below), JDBGMGR.EXE is a standard Windows utility file - it's supposed to be on your computer - and unless you have very good reason to believe you might have downloaded an infected copy of the file (which is possible, but unlikely), leave it alone. If you happen to be one of those unfortunates who followed instructions and deleted the harmless file, don't despair - it's not absolutely critical to the operation of your computer. See the commentary by our resident About.com antivirus guru Mary Landesman for technical details. Last updated: 01/10/03

This information is so old. It is false! False! This is not a virus, never has been, never will be. What is amazing is that there are humans that still pass this trash on. Get Real Please! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sandi Stratford" <sandistratford@earthlink.net> To: <PANORTHA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 8:33 PM Subject: [PANORTHA-L] Virus > From: lmclaxton2@juno.com > >Subject: Virus > >Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2003 18:16:41 GMT > > > > > >Sorry Everyone > > > >Just received this from elsewhere and I did find it in my computer. So > >chances are you will have it also. A virus has been passed on to me and my > >address book has in turn been infected. I just found it and deleted it. > >since you are in my address book there is a strong chance you will find it > >in your computer too. > > > >The virus is called jdbgmgr.exe. It is not detected by Norton or Macafee > >or AVG from grisolft.com anti virus systems. This virus sits quietly for > >14 days before damaging the system. It is sent automatically by messenger > >and the address book whether or not you send emails to your contacts. > > > >Here's how to check for the virus and get rid of it. > >1. Go to Start, Find or Search option. > >2. In the file/folders option, type the name: jdbgmgr.exe > >3. Be sure you search your C drive and all the sub folders and any other > >drives you may have. > >4. Click "find now." > >5. The virus has a gray teddy bear icon with the name jdbgmgr.exe. DO NOT > >OPEN IT. > >6. Go to edit (on the menu bar) and SELECT ALL to highlight the file > >without opening it. > >7. Now to to the File (on the menu bar) and select DELETE. It will then > >go to the recycle bin. > >8. Empty the recycle bin. > > > >IF YOU FIND THE VIRUS, you must contact all the people in your address > >book, so they can eradicate it in their own address book. > > > >1. Open a new email message > >2. Click on the icon of the address book next to "to." > >3. Highlight every name and add to "BCC". > >4. Copy this message, enter subject and past TO email and send. > > > > >

From: lmclaxton2@juno.com >Subject: Virus >Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2003 18:16:41 GMT > > >Sorry Everyone > >Just received this from elsewhere and I did find it in my computer. So >chances are you will have it also. A virus has been passed on to me and my >address book has in turn been infected. I just found it and deleted it. >since you are in my address book there is a strong chance you will find it >in your computer too. > >The virus is called jdbgmgr.exe. It is not detected by Norton or Macafee >or AVG from grisolft.com anti virus systems. This virus sits quietly for >14 days before damaging the system. It is sent automatically by messenger >and the address book whether or not you send emails to your contacts. > >Here's how to check for the virus and get rid of it. >1. Go to Start, Find or Search option. >2. In the file/folders option, type the name: jdbgmgr.exe >3. Be sure you search your C drive and all the sub folders and any other >drives you may have. >4. Click "find now." >5. The virus has a gray teddy bear icon with the name jdbgmgr.exe. DO NOT >OPEN IT. >6. Go to edit (on the menu bar) and SELECT ALL to highlight the file >without opening it. >7. Now to to the File (on the menu bar) and select DELETE. It will then >go to the recycle bin. >8. Empty the recycle bin. > >IF YOU FIND THE VIRUS, you must contact all the people in your address >book, so they can eradicate it in their own address book. > >1. Open a new email message >2. Click on the icon of the address book next to "to." >3. Highlight every name and add to "BCC". >4. Copy this message, enter subject and past TO email and send. >

Geri is still posting but something is wrong with the operation for Northampton Co. Please try Lehigh county as per another e-mail I sent out. Thank You Larry On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 15:15:23 -0500 Diane Graham <meregra@cableone.net> writes: > Perhaps Geri has stopped posting to this list? > > >

To all Northampton lister - Since Geri canot operate at present on PANORTHA, and you would like to receive her reports, Please subscribe to Lehigh County if you have not done so. PALEHIGH-L-request@rootsweb.com There is no problem here nor on others. Thank you very much. Larry

Geri, Try to unsubscribe first then wait and see if you get an acknowledgement that you have been unsubscribed. If so, then try to subscribe again.and see what happens. Regards, Larry On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 07:25:00 -0400 (EDT) gerifelker@webtv.net (geri brennan) writes: > Hi, I'm getting yours and Pam's but nothing from Northampton Boards. > Tried subscribing again and that didn't come up. > > Best Wishes, Geri > > >

Pam, an other listers. As per the following e-mail from Geri today, Geri is getting Pam's and my e-mails but nothing from Northampton Boards. She tried subscribing again but nothing gained. If any one has some ideas as to what might be the problem, please try and contact Geri by her e-mail address below. This is certainly an unusal problem. Thanks to all who answered my test of PANORTHA board in Geri's behalf. I know many, many people look for her reports and at this time she is missed due to some fluk. E-mail Geri direct if you have any ideas. I believe she gets direct mail OK Thanks again. Larry On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 07:25:00 -0400 (EDT) gerifelker@webtv.net (geri brennan) writes: > Hi, I'm getting yours and Pam's but nothing from Northampton Boards. > Tried subscribing again and that didn't come up. > > Best Wishes, Geri > > >

She is posting to the Lehigh County list. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Diane Graham" <meregra@cableone.net> To: <PANORTHA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2003 4:15 PM Subject: [PANORTHA-L] Geri and her very helpful posts > Perhaps Geri has stopped posting to this list? > >

Hi, haven't seen anything from Geri either. Received Larry's forward. PeePaw

Perhaps Geri has stopped posting to this list?