I am looking for information on John H. PATTERSON, b. in 1803, who married Sarah SMITH in Decatur Ga. in 1830. He is in Madison Co. Fl. census record in 1850. He list his place of birth as SC. His children are as follows: Andrew E. b, 1839 Fl. Joshua H. b. 1841 Fl. Smith P. b. 1842 Fl. Eugenia b. 1845 Fl Lafayette H b. 1850 Fl. Any news if good news. from jeaninfl

Josiah Patterson {14 April 1837 - 10 February 1904}: representative from Tennessee, father of representative Malcolm Rice Patterson. Patterson was born in Morgan County, Alabama. He Attended public schools and the Somerville Academy, then studied law. He was admitted to the bar, and began practice in Morgan County in 1859. During the Civil War Patterson was a first lieutenant in the Army of the Confederacy. He attained the rank of captain, then colonel, and During the last year of the war was assigned the command of the Fifth Regiment of the Alabama Calvary. At the end of the war Patterson resume his law practice, settling in Florence, Alabama, in 1867. In 1872 he moved to Memphis and became a member of the state house of representatives. He was a presidential elector on the Democratic slate of 1888, and three years later was elected to the Fifty-second Congress. Hr was reelected twice but lost his bid for reelection to the Fifty-fifth Congress. Patterson resumed his private practice of law in Memphis, where he died. Thomas MacDonald Patterson {4 November 1839 - 23 July 1916}: delegate, representative, senator from Colorado. Patterson was born in Ireland and immigrated to the United States with his parents; they settled in New York City in 1849. He attended the public schools there and then moved to Crawfordsville, Indiana, in 1853, where he worked in a printing office for three years and in the shop of a watchmaker and jeweler for five years. During the Civil War Patterson served in the Indiana Volunteer Infantry for one year; he then attended Indiana Asbury College {now DePauw University} for one year, and subsequently Wabash College, in Crawfordsville, Indiana---- also for one year. He studied law, was admitted to the bar in 1867, and began practice in Crawfordsville. In 1872 Patterson moved to Denver, Colorado; there he continued his private practice and also served as city attorney in 1873 and 1874. He was elected a democratic delegate to the Forty-fourth Congress, and when the territory became a state in 1876 was elected a representative to the Forty-fifth Congress. He did not run for reelection to the Forty-fifth Congress, but returned to Denver to practice law. Patterson was a member of the Democratic National Committee from 1874 to 1880, and a delegate to the Democratic National Committee of 1876, '80, '88, and '92. In 1890 he purchased the Rocky Mountain News, and later the Denver Times. In 1901 Patterson was elected to the senate; he served until 1907. He then returned to his newspaper business in Denver, where he died. John Henry Patterson {13 December 1844 - 7 May 1922}: manufacturer of cash registers. Patterson was born near Dayton, Ohio, the son of Jefferson and Julia Johnston Patterson. He grew up in a rural area, and attended Dayton Central High School, then Miami University in Oxford, Ohio --- for one year. He left in 1863 to enlist in the 131st Ohio Regiment, but never saw active service. After the war he entered Dartmouth College {Hanover, New Hampshire}. He was dissatisfied in College, and although he received his degree in 1867, he thought his liberal education useless. For several years he floundered, moving from one job to another. After several years as a coal merchant working with his brothers, Patterson invested his entire savings in the National Manufacturing Company of Dayton, which had just started making cash registers. Since the factory was doing very poorly, Patterson's brothers ridiculed him for the investment. But he had finally, at forty, found a use for his broad college education; psychology, philosophy, mathematics---all were useful; he took over the company and bankrolled it into the famous National Cash Register. Patterson became interested in the machine as well as the company, and developed many improvements in its structure. After the first few years with the company, however, he left the technical matters to the expert mechanics, and took over the sales department----where he again became interested in development. He employed many novel advertising devices, including sales conventions, educational programs for his salesmen, commissions for high sales performance, and direct--mail promotion. {He was one of the first to depend heavily on direct--mail.} Patterson was also a pioneer in employee relations; he established many health and welfare measures to protect his workers, including the development of a factory school for education and entertainment, generous insurance benefits, and the creation of playgrounds and gardens in the area surrounding the factory. Patterson was married on 18 December 1888 to Katherine Beck, and had two children. He died while on a trip to Atlantic City.

<< You wrote Can anyone provide information about a Patterson marrying a Eva Quck in NC? My husband has been told that his line is Robert Patterson of Kentucky. Robert Patterson was a surveyer in Lexington, Ky and Dayton,Oh and established both townsites. Sorry for not knowing dates. Thanks so much, J & D J & D, The only information that I have on this Robert Patterson came from "Fincastle County Kentucky Records" Vol. 1, by Michael L. Cook C.G. & Bettie Cummings Cook, C.G., Kentucky Records Series 1985 Cook Publication, Evansville, IN. In the Fayette Co, KY Records of the Circuit Court there is a long document. Starting date in March 31, 1804 (p.289). Francis Patterson and Arthur Patterson v. John Bradford. It it "Francis Patterson on January 17, 1780, in consequence of an improvement made for him by a certain Robert Patterson in 1776 obtained from the Court of Commissioners a certificate for a right of preemption to 1,000 acres of land in Fayette County, on the North fork of Cane run, to include his improvement." Francis enters 1,000 acres land on preemption warrant No. 852 on Cane Run.... Later the document, which mentions Robert Patterson several times, states that Robert set out for Kentucky in 1775 from his father's (Francis) home in the back parts of Pennsylvania. It also mentions a brother William, a brother Francis, sisters Martha and Mary, and I believe another brother Arthur. Francis Sr. died in 1802. Was your Robert a Colonel in a war? Laura [email protected]

-----Original Message----- From: Cindy Patterson <[email protected]> To: Laura Lamb <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, March 14, 1999 3:39 PM Subject: Re: [PATTERSON-L] Archibald Patterson > >-I believe this goes to Myra? who was asking about Archibald Patterson. I >probably don't have any more info than you do, but my husband's Patterson >line is from Limestone Co. AL (as he is). According to a book written by >Orian Patterson some years ago, the following were believed to be brothers >who left North & South Carolina and moved into Giles Co. & Lincoln Co. Tenn, >and some into Limestone & Lauderdale Co. Al: >James--b1784; Robert--b1785; Benjamin--1791; Alexander--b 1795; >Asa--b1801; Archibald--b1802; >John A.--b1804; John--b1810. > >Alexander is supposedly my husband's ancestor who married a Temperance (last >name?) and settled in Limestone Co., AL. > >Orian had this for Archibald Patterson (probably from census): >Archibald 1801 >Lisha 1809 >Mary L. 1829 >Duncan M. 1834 >Benj. F. 1836 >Delinda E. 1840 >Margaret 1842 >Andrew J. 1844 > >Like I said, you probably already have this info. And Orian's book focused >more on the AL bunch. But if they were all brothers, so if we can find the >father to either one we're one step ahead. > >There is a book---"Wills & Bonds of 96 & Edgefield Districts SC" that >contains lots of Patterson info. Had a chance to just glance over it once >but haven't had a chance to make it back to the Ft. Worth library again. But >I just have a feeling that those Patterson's belong with this bunch. 96 and >the Edgefield Districts in SC. >If I find anymore on that Archibald Patterson I will post whatever I find. >Please let me know if you find anything also as I may help in our search. >Cindy Patterson > > >

Lana, As a correction to my previous website address, I have not had success using the address I got from the rootsweb newsletter, but dropping off the /> at the end worked for me--i.e. www.rootsweb.com/~paphilad Hope this helps in your search. David P.

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_921549727_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Lana, In reply to request on Robert James Patterson, I cannot tell if he is a relation or not as unfortunately I do not know the names of Alexander's brothers. I only know that he had brothers who came with him from Northern Ireland and his brothers were active Orangemen, but my brother was not. As you noted, the gernation is similar, so could possibly be. In reply to your query on my search methods, I have relied primarily on my father and his records and photographs. He has photos of gravesites which gave me birth and death dates. Also, I was able to obtain Alexander's will which gave me the names of his children and the maiden name of his wife and wife's sisters name. If you want other info. on researching in Philadelphia, try the new rootsweb site at www.rootsweb.com/~paphilad/> and this will give you names and addresses of city offices and other info. Other than this, I cannot tell you much more. I like you do not live near Philly--I live in Minnesota. When I get back again, I hope I may be able to search newspapers for obituaries. These have been a great source of info, on my mother's side and I hope they will be the same for my father's side. Searching ship passenger lists has not produced any results. Alexander and Sarah, his wife, were born 1848-1849 and Great Britain did not keep records of births back then. Sorry I could not provide more info. on any of Alexander's brothers but he did not visit much. My grandfather used to say he was a man who liked to keep his feet under his own table. David P. --part0_921549727_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.sk.sympatico.ca.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from rly-zd03.mx.aol.com (rly-zd03.mail.aol.com [172.31.33.227]) by air-zd01.mail.aol.com (v56.26) with SMTP; Mon, 15 Mar 1999 13:08:41 -0500 Received: from raiden.sk.sympatico.ca (raiden.sk.sympatico.ca [142.165.5.180]) by rly-zd03.mx.aol.com (8.8.8/8.8.5/AOL-4.0.0) with ESMTP id NAA16013 for <[email protected]>; Mon, 15 Mar 1999 13:08:35 -0500 (EST) Received: from sk.sympatico.ca (prnask01d02010137.sk.sympatico.ca [142.165.115.37]) by raiden.sk.sympatico.ca (8.9.1/8.8.6) with ESMTP id MAA22325185 for <[email protected]>; Mon, 15 Mar 1999 12:08:37 -0600 (CST) Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 15 Oct 1999 11:56:30 -0600 From: rob and lana <[email protected]> Reply-To: [email protected] Organization: NCEM X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.5 [en] (Win95; U) X-Accept-Language: en To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Patterson Genealogy References: <[email protected]> Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit [email protected] wrote: > I understand that you are doing research into the Pattersons of Philadelphia. > My family came form Philadelphia. My great grandfather Alexander Patterson > came form Northern Ireland with other brothers. One of them became a vice- > president of a railroad in northeast PA. Alexander was married to a Sarah > McMasters. He was born 1849 in Northern Ireland. Sarah gave birth to a > number of children--Edward (b. 1884) who was my grandfather, William, Robert, > Margaret, Matilda and Walter (b. 1892). Does any of this correspond with any > of your research? Do you have any more information? Thanks for your > response. David P. David...thank you for writing. I am doing research on the Pattersons of the Philadelphia area, but keep coming up with dead ends. I'm living in a Native community in northern Saskatchewan, Canada and am limited as to resources. I was recently discouraged when I sent for a marriage certificate from the Philadelphia Archives that I was sure would provide me with the information I needed, only to discover that I either have the wrong date or the marriage for some odd reason was not registered. Your information is intriguing to Mme.'s your great grandfather would be around the same age/generation as the Robert Patterson (married 6/27/1883, wife's name is Kate Wirth who was born 1858 and died 1888 at 29 yrs.) I am trying to find information on. We suspect he, too, may have come from Ireland or Scotland. He was a cloth cutter in Philadelphia who died fairly young (we suspect - we have no records of his death) leaving an orphaned son at approximately age 7. The son's name was Robert James Patterson who was raised at a boy's school called Girard College. This Robert James Patterson was my husband's grandfather. If you have any information that may tie in with this I'd appreciate hearing from you again. And I'd like to know what you have used as resources in your search of the Philadelphia Pattersons. I look forward to hearing from you again. Lana Patterson --part0_921549727_boundary--

Can anyone provide information about a Patterson marrying a Eva Quck in NC? My husband has been told that his line is Robert Patterson of Kentucky. Robert Patterson was a surveyer in Lexington, Ky and Dayton,Oh and established both townsites. Sorry for not knowing dates. Thanks so much, J & D

<< You wrote... hi...i read your PATTERSON info...can i ask have you heard of an ARCHIBALD PATTERSON that married a Lisha ? they are my gr gr grandparents. my great grandfather was ANDREW JACKSON PATTERSON b. lincoln co. tenn, m. ANNIE ELIZABETH GRIFFIN.... thank you , myra Myra, I have an Archibald Patterson in KY, but he was married to Deborah Bridewell in 1830, Nelson Co, KY. This Archibald Patterson was the son of Johnathan and Rebecca (Lafoun) Patterson. He settled in Ohio Co, KY in about 1855. His children were Langston, Barnett, Alexander, George, Mathilda, William, and Archibald. Laura [email protected]

James Willis Patterson {2 July 1823 - 4 May 1893}: representative and senator from New Hampshire. Patterson was born in Henniker, New Hampshire, where he attended school before enrolling at Dartmouth College {Hanover, New Hampshire}. After graduating in 1848 he taught in an academy at Woodstock, Connecticut, for two years, and then in 1854 became a professor at Dartmouth. During his tenure at Dartmouth {until 1865}, he held several public offices in Hanover. He was a member of the state house of representatives in 1862, and the following year was elected a Republican to the Thirty-eighth Congress, with reelection to the thirty-ninth. In 1867 he was elected to the Senate, where he served until 1873. Patterson then became regent of the Smithsonian Institution until he returned to Dartmouth to teach once more. He served again in the state house of representatives, was state superintendent of public instruction, and president of the American Institution of Instruction. Patterson died in Hanover, New Hampshire. John James Patterson {8 August 1830 - 28 September 1912}: senator from South Carolina. Patterson was born in Waterloo, Pennsylvania, where he attended school before entering Jefferson College in Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania. He graduated in 1848 and went into journalism; he soon became publisher of the Juniata Sentinel and later editor and part owner of the Harrisburg Telegraph. In 1854 Patterson became a member of the state house of representatives, where he served two years. He was a delegate to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia in 1856, and again in Chicago in 1860. During the Civil War Patterson served as a captain in the Fifteenth United Sates Volunteer Infantry; after he returned to Pennsylvania to run unsuccessfully for Thirty- eighth Congress in 1862. In 1869 he moved to Columbia, South Carolina, and went into railroad construction. He was elected to the United States Senate in 1873 and served until 1879; he then chose to go back into business: first in Washington, D. C., and then in 1886, in Mifflintown, Pennsylvania, where he specialized in the construction of electric railways and lighting plants. He died in Mifflintown.

You wrote... hi...i read your PATTERSON info...can i ask have you heard of an ARCHIBALD PATTERSON that married a Lisha ? they are my gr gr grandparents. my great grandfather was ANDREW JACKSON PATTERSON b. lincoln co. tenn, m. ANNIE ELIZABETH GRIFFIN.... thank you , myra Myra, I have an Archibald Patterson in KY, but he was married to Deborah Bridewell in 1830, Nelson Co, KY. This Archibald Patterson was the son of Johnathan and Rebecca (Lafoun) Patterson. He settled in Ohio Co, KY in about 1855. His children were Langston, Barnett, Alexander, George, Mathilda, William, and Archibald. Laura [email protected]

My Great,Great, Great Grandfather was Robert W. Patterson. He was born in Kentucky in 1815 and was the son of a William Patterson. I am not sure if he was born in Mercer county or not, but he was married there to Lydia Tumey. I am not sure whether his father was the Same William that you were looking for information on. It may be possible that Robert and Unity were Brother and Sister. The only thing that I know about William is that he was from Virginia and his wife was from Pennsylvania. The following outline provides an overview of my branch of the family. I would be interested in hearing from anyone that can help me unravel the mystery of which William Patterson was my ancestor. Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM1 PATTERSON was born in Virginia. He married UNKNOWN. Child of WILLIAM PATTERSON and UNKNOWN is: 2. ROBERT W.2 PATTERSON (WILLIAM1) was born July 28, 1815 in Kentucky, and died September 22, 1901 in Leavenworth, Indiana. He married LYDIA TUMEY October 23, 1833 in Mercer County Kentucky. He married ABIGAIL GIBBS January 18, 1864 in Crawford County, Indiana. Children of ROBERT PATTERSON and LYDIA TUMEY are: 3. JOHN FINLEY PATTERSON, was born August 02, 1842 in Mercer County Kentucky, and died March 21, 1908 in Ellery, Illinois. He married MARGARET ELIZABETH BARNETT January 25, 1866 in Taylorville, Indiana (Warrick County now known as Selvin),daughter of NINEVAH BARNETT and MATILDA WRIGHT. Children of JOHN PATTERSON and MARGARET BARNETT are: 4. ALPHONZO W. PATTERSON, b. October 12, 1866, New Albany Indiana; d. July 26, 1947, Eppards Point, Livingston County, Illiinois. LILLY GRACE PATTERSON, b. November 30, 1867, Warrick County, Indiana; d. April 10, 1961, Fairfield, Illinois; m. FRED PULLEYBLANK SCOTT, April 22, 1891, Wayne County, Illinois. ROOK CULVER PATTERSON, b. February 18, 1875, Ellery, Illinois; d. February 1965,Denver Colorado; m. MURELL DRENNEN, August 17, 1901, Ellery, Illinois. JOHN GERALD PATTERSON, b. July 09, 1878, Wayne County, Illinois; d. February 19, 1914, Wayne County, Illinois; m. IDA COX, May 17, 1908, Wayne County,llinois. MAGGIE ETHEL PATTERSON, b. December 05, 1879, Wabash , Illinois; d. February 17, 1908, Wayne County, Illinois. CLEM HALVARD PATTERSON, b. June 15, 1882, Wabash county, Illinois; d. August 07,1967, Pontiac Illinois; m. ADA ELIZABETH MOSSBERGER, December 15, 1906, Wabash county, Illinois. 3. JOSEPHUS PATTERSON, b. 1848. 3. MARY PATTERSON. 3. EALIE J. PATTERSON, b. April 15, 1851; d. August 28, 1895, Fairfield, Illinois; m. JAMES WADE POSEY BARNETT. Children of ROBERT PATTERSON and ABIGAIL GIBBS are: CLAUDE PATTERSON, b. May 1864. FANNIE PATTERSON, b. October 1873. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, March 12, 1999 8:39 PM Subject: [PATTERSON-L] PATTERSON'S of Mercer Co.KY early 1800's >Hi, > > I'm looking for any information about my 3rd Ggrandmother UNITY PATTERSON >b. 19 Sep 1802 VA. m. NOAH GILPIN HAYDEN....10 Dec 1822 in Mercer >Co.,KY...for the marriage application there was a WILLIAM PATTERSON listed as >the surety..... > > I found a WILLIAM PATTERSON b. 1801 VA. as a son of ARMSTEAD >PATTERSON......My first thinking that Wm. was Unity's brother??, but never >found Unity listed as one of Armstead's children....so my next thought was >that maybe Armstead could have been a brother to Unity's father?? Does anyone >know anything about Armstead's parents or siblings?? > > Digging a little deeper I then found a WILLIAM PATTERSON listed on the >1800 Mercer Co.Tax List....so this person could possibly have been Unity's >father....I next found him listed on the 1810 Mercer Co.Census on page 326 >with a child in the household the right age for Unity?? Does anyone have any >knowledge about this William Patterson.....in 1810 who would have been older >than 45 yrs.?? There were 9 children listed in the household with a wife >26-45 yrs. old.(4 boys & 5 girls) > > If there is anyone who could help me out here I would be very >grateful.... > > Thanks so much, > N.J. :-) > in MI. >

Seeking information on John PATTERSON and wife Susan ADAMS. Married in 1812, Ohio, I think. They had at least one child, James A. PATTERSON, b1813, again, I think. Any suggestions appreciated. Thank you. Jan

Dear N. J. in MI: I have started putting together who I think are the children on William Patterson of Mercer Co, KY. I believe he might be the father of my Johnathan Patterson who married Rebecca Lapoun (Lafoun, Lavon, LaPhawn) 3 Oct, 1805 in Mercer Co. William was surety for Johnathan. I did some research in Frankfort, KY last year and found as you did that Wm. shows up in the 1800 census (first showing in tax records also). I found him in tax records from 1800-1803. I found no Pattersons for 1804 and the Armstead shows in 1805 alone. In 1806, Wm., Jonathan, and Armstead. In 1807, Wm., Goldman, John, and Armstead. In 1808, John, Goldman, Armstead, and Joseph. In 1809, Armstead, Goldman, John and William. In 1810, William, Armstead, William, Joseph, Goldman and John, etc. I have not found a will for William, but I have assumed (hopefully to be proven OR disproven) that William Sr. had sons Armstead, Johnathan, Goldman, Joseph, and William. I'm sorry to say I have not had a chance to get into the Mercer Co. marriages. If William is the father of my Johnathan, then some info on Johnathan brother in "Perrins History of Kentucky" says William was a revelutionary war soldier under Gen. Washington and was from PA. I don't have any additional info on this family and have not found anything additional about Wm. Laura [email protected]

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Hi, I'm looking for any information about my 3rd Ggrandmother UNITY PATTERSON b. 19 Sep 1802 VA. m. NOAH GILPIN HAYDEN....10 Dec 1822 in Mercer Co.,KY...for the marriage application there was a WILLIAM PATTERSON listed as the surety..... I found a WILLIAM PATTERSON b. 1801 VA. as a son of ARMSTEAD PATTERSON......My first thinking that Wm. was Unity's brother??, but never found Unity listed as one of Armstead's children....so my next thought was that maybe Armstead could have been a brother to Unity's father?? Does anyone know anything about Armstead's parents or siblings?? Digging a little deeper I then found a WILLIAM PATTERSON listed on the 1800 Mercer Co.Tax List....so this person could possibly have been Unity's father....I next found him listed on the 1810 Mercer Co.Census on page 326 with a child in the household the right age for Unity?? Does anyone have any knowledge about this William Patterson.....in 1810 who would have been older than 45 yrs.?? There were 9 children listed in the household with a wife 26-45 yrs. old.(4 boys & 5 girls) If there is anyone who could help me out here I would be very grateful.... Thanks so much, N.J. :-) in MI.

Carlile Pollock Patterson {24 August 1816 - 15 August 1881}: scientist. The son of Captain Daniel Tod Patterson, Carlile was born in Shieldsborough, Mississippi. Like his father, Patterson entered the US Navy. He served as a midshipman for 5 years in the Mediterranean, then returned to the United States in 1835 to study engineering at Georgetown College in Kentucky. After his graduation he entered the federal coastal survey in 1861, and by 1874 was made superintendent. Under his administration the department was enlarged into a general geodetic survey, and Patterson was responsible for inaugurating many of the coastal experiments performed by the bureau, although he had no formal geodetic training. Patterson was a member of the US Lighthouse Board, and was awarded an honorary LL. D by Amherst College. He died in Washington, D.C. David Trotter Patterson {28 February 1818 - 3 November 18891}: senator from Tennessee. Born in Cedar Creek, Tennessee, Patterson attended the public schools and Greenville College {Greenville, Tennessee}, where he studied for two years. Following that he studied law, was admitted to the bar in 1841, and began practice in Greenville. At the same time he took up manufacturing. In 1854 Patterson was appointed judge of the First Circuit Court of Tennessee; he sat on that bench for nine years. After the Civil War, when Tennessee was readmitted to the Union, Patterson was elected a Democrat to the Senate, where he served from 1866 to 1869; he was not a candidate for reelection. He returned to Greenville to manage various agricultural businesses. Patterson died in Afton, a town near Greenville.

Reply to [email protected] From: david patterson <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: NC Cemetary Date: Mon, 8 Mar 1999 17:37:21 -0800 (PST) Need a list for Patterson Grove Christian Church Cemetary outside of Ramsuer, NC thanks...david patterson

Reply to [email protected] From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: Pattison, NJ Date: Tue, 9 Mar 1999 14:05:19 -0800 (PST) Someone published a message regarding a Pattison family in NJ. I have Patison, Pattison, Pateson, from England who went to NJ in late 1600's. The message was lost by my server before I could retrieve it. If this family is familiar to any of you, please contact me. Barb

Some time back I put three family histories on the Patterson-L. Can anyone tell me how I can find the place to read these on the Patterson-L? I know there are places for Obituaries, Marriages, etc and I am assuming these were cataloged somewhere on the "list" but I don't know how to get there. Thanks, Elizabeth

Thanks to everyone on the list and especially all that have given me a backlog and foundation to catch-up with. You're all great!{" I have a lot of homework now"}........................Thanks, Claudia................