In a message dated 11/24/2006 4:33:32 AM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Let me have your opinions, Cal Phillips, Admin. Gateway is fine for me. I have a 'delete' key. Don't know why it would be a problem. Mike Moore

Cal, please do turn the gateway back on. I enjoy. Jim Phillips Ormond Beach, FL ----- Original Message ----- From: "CALVIN PHILLIPS" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, November 24, 2006 6:31 AM Subject: [PHILLIPS] Gatewaying Message Board to Phillips List??? >I had the board gatewayed to the List for a number of years, such that >queries > posted to the board were automatically sent to everyone subbed to the > list. > However, a month or so back, there was a spate of personal messages being > posted by people who whould know better, instead of sending them > privately > and I had the gateway removed. > > In recent days, there have been some board postings that I really would > have > liked to have been sent to list subbers. So, I would like to have your > opinion, > shall I turn the gateway back on? If I do, I promise that I will > immediately > unsub any offenders from the list, such that their board postings will > come to > me instead of being distributed to the surname list. > > Let me have your opinions, > > Cal Phillips, Admin. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.430 / Virus Database: 268.14.14/548 - Release Date: > 11/23/2006 3:22 PM > >

please leave gateway open.

Cal, I vote to keep the Gateway Open as you suggest. Alton Gayle Rogers Manvel, Texas (20 miles south of Houston) http://users2/ev1.net/~agrogers

I agree! On Fri, November 24, 2006 8:19 am, [email protected] wrote: > Carl: > > > Open gateway. > > > Doug Phillips > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Carl: Open gateway. Doug Phillips

I feel that the gateway should be reinstated and unsub the offenders. Tom Phillips -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of CALVIN PHILLIPS Sent: Friday, November 24, 2006 6:32 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [PHILLIPS] Gatewaying Message Board to Phillips List??? I had the board gatewayed to the List for a number of years, such that queries posted to the board were automatically sent to everyone subbed to the list. However, a month or so back, there was a spate of personal messages being posted by people who whould know better, instead of sending them privately and I had the gateway removed. In recent days, there have been some board postings that I really would have liked to have been sent to list subbers. So, I would like to have your opinion, shall I turn the gateway back on? If I do, I promise that I will immediately unsub any offenders from the list, such that their board postings will come to me instead of being distributed to the surname list. Let me have your opinions, Cal Phillips, Admin. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Cal.....................whatever you think..............you have my proxy. Allen

Cal, It would be nice to have the gateway on. Dr. Wm. H. Phillips Columbia, SC

Gateway from the board to the List so everyone will receive the messages. Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: "CALVIN PHILLIPS" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, November 24, 2006 6:31 AM Subject: [PHILLIPS] Gatewaying Message Board to Phillips List??? >I had the board gatewayed to the List for a number of years, such that >queries > posted to the board were automatically sent to everyone subbed to the > list. > However, a month or so back, there was a spate of personal messages being > posted by people who whould know better, instead of sending them > privately > and I had the gateway removed. > > In recent days, there have been some board postings that I really would > have > liked to have been sent to list subbers. So, I would like to have your > opinion, > shall I turn the gateway back on? If I do, I promise that I will > immediately > unsub any offenders from the list, such that their board postings will > come to > me instead of being distributed to the surname list. > > Let me have your opinions, > > Cal Phillips, Admin. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Yes, please turn the gateway on. Jim Preston CALVIN PHILLIPS wrote: > > > So, I would like to have your opinion, > shall I turn the gateway back on? > > > Let me have your opinions, > > Cal Phillips, Admin. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

I had the board gatewayed to the List for a number of years, such that queries posted to the board were automatically sent to everyone subbed to the list. However, a month or so back, there was a spate of personal messages being posted by people who whould know better, instead of sending them privately and I had the gateway removed. In recent days, there have been some board postings that I really would have liked to have been sent to list subbers. So, I would like to have your opinion, shall I turn the gateway back on? If I do, I promise that I will immediately unsub any offenders from the list, such that their board postings will come to me instead of being distributed to the surname list. Let me have your opinions, Cal Phillips, Admin.

After years and years of digging, I have determined that the wife of Wright Stallings (1760-1836) was Polly Westray. I have also determined that the wife of Elias Stallings (c. 1694-1763) of Bertie Co, NC was not Susannah Arnold. She was possibly Susannah Denby. John P. Phillips married the daughters of Wright Stallings. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/p/i/t/Wanda-S-Pitt/index.html PHILLIPS, STALLINGS, WESTRAY connections, Chatham Co, NC Updated November 23, 2006 Wanda Pitt Cedar Hill, Texas [email protected] 1. JOHN P.2 PHILLIPS (JAMES1) was born Bet. 1770 - 1774 in Ireland or NC, and died Aft. 1840 in Posey Co, IN. He married (1) UNKNOWN Abt. 1799 in Chatham Co, NC. She was born Abt. 1774, and died Aft. 1800 in Chatham Co, NC. He married (2) JAMIMA STALLINGS Abt. 1807 in Chatham Co, NC, daughter of WRIGHT STALLINGS and "POLLY" WESTRAY. She was born Bet. 1781 - 1784 in Franklin Co, NC, and died Abt. 1809 in Logan Co, KY. He married (3) PERMELIA "MILLIA" STALLINGS January 20, 1810 in Logan Co, KY, daughter of WRIGHT STALLINGS and "POLLY" WESTRAY. She was born Bet. 1791 - 1793 in Franklin Co, NC, and died Bet. 1836 - 1839 in Effingham Co, IL. More About JOHN P. PHILLIPS: Census: 1790, Father probably James Phillips Sr., Chatham Co, NC Children of JOHN PHILLIPS and UNKNOWN are: 2. i. JAMES3 PHILLIPS, b. 1800, Chatham Co, NC; d. April 12, 1842, Mt. Vernon, Posey Co., Indiana. 3. ii. NANCY PHILLIPS, b. Bet. 1801 - 1803, Chatham Co, NC; d. Abt. 1824, Posey Co., Indiana. Child of JOHN PHILLIPS and JAMIMA STALLINGS is: iii. WILLIAM3 PHILLIPS, b. Abt. November 1809; d. Aft. 1835. Children of JOHN PHILLIPS and PERMELIA STALLINGS are: 4. iv. MARY "POLLY"3 PHILLIPS, b. November 22, 1811, Knox Co (Robb Twp, Posey Co), IN; d. November 30, 1898, Clay Co, IL. 5. v. JAMIMA PHILLIPS, b. March 29, 1814, Gibson Co (Robb Twp, Posey Co), IN; d. February 03, 1885, Effingham Co, IL. 6. vi. BENJAMIN PHILLIPS, b. February 19, 1817, Lynn Twp, Posey County, IN; d. November 15, 1887, Llano County, Texas. 7. vii. JOHN WESLEY PHILLIPS, b. December 22, 1817, Lynn Twp, Posey Co, IN; d. May 27, 1854, Effingham Co, IL. 8. viii. WRIGHT PHILLIPS, b. September 06, 1819, Lynn Twp, Posey Co, IN; d. April 11, 1902, Hoosier Twp, Clay Co, IL. 9. ix. AURORA PHILLIPS, b. Abt. September 1820, Lynn Twp, Posey Co, IN; d. Abt. 1848, Effingham Co, IL. x. ALVIN/ALBIN PHILLIPS, b. Bet. 1822 - 1825, Lynn Twp, Posey Co, IN; d. Bef. 1850, Effingham Co, IL. 10. xi. HENRY PHILLIPS, b. Bef. November 1826, Lynn Twp, Posey Co, IN; d. November 30, 1853, Clay Co, IL. John Lloyd PHILLIPS was born August 15, 1893 in Llano Co, TX on Benjamin Phillips' ranch near Marble Falls. His twin was Mary Elsie "Alice" Phillips SHEPPARD. Other siblings were Valva Martin Phillips, Zula Francis Phillips BANKS, Charles Henry Phillips and Muriel Iberia "Phoebe" Phillips RANKIN. John Lloyd Phillips married Nelle Eleanor SULLIVAN December 12, 1916 in Belton, Bell Co, TX. Their children, raised in Dallas, TX, were John Lloyd Phillips Jr., Carol Elsie, Dorothy Maye (twins), and Mary Lynne Phillips. The father of John Lloyd Phillips was John Henry Phillips, born March 3, 1854 in Clay Co, IL, the son of Henry Phillips (1826-Nov 1853) and Feby Franklin (1834-1857), married October 7, 1852 in Clay Co, IL. John Henry Phillips was raised by his grandparents, Henry and Catherine (STANSBURY) FRANKLIN. John Henry Phillips moved to Texas about 1877 to live with his uncle & aunt, Benjamin & Malissa (CROWNOVER) Phillips. In Llano Co, TX on December 3, 1884, John Henry Phillips married Mary Iberia (HAYNES) WALKER, the daughter of Charles HAYNES and Rebecca DUNCAN. Henry Phillips was the son of John P. Phillips and Permelia STALLINGS, married January 20, 1810 in Logan Co, KY, thereafter making their home in Posey Co, IN. Permelia Stallings (c. 1792-1839) was the daughter of Wright Stallings (1760-1836) and Polly WESTRAY (c. 1765-1823) of Franklin Co, NC who moved to Chatham Co, NC in 1800 and settled next door to John P. Phillips. Polly's parents, Benjamin WESTRAY and his 2nd wife, Elizabeth SAWYER Westray, had moved from Franklin Co, NC to Chatham Co, NC about 1798, along with Elizabeth's son, John Sawyer. Benjamin Westray died in Chatham Co 1817 naming his daughter, Polly "Stallion" in his will. Wright Stallings sold his land on Beaver Creek adj. John Phillips in December 1807 (John Sawyer witness), and John Phillips sold his land March 1808. Wright Stallings appeared on the Logan Co, KY tax list 1809, with Phillips & Stallings moving to Posey Co, IN 1810-1811. Benjamin Westray's son, Simon, moved with Wright Stallings and John P. Phillips to Logan Co, KY and settled on Muddy Creek near John & Charity Bird, Willis Webb and Benjamin, John & William Simmons. Simon Westray died in Logan Co 1817, Wm. Simmons & Willis Webb appraisers. The father of Wright Stallings was Moses Stallings, b. c. 1729 in Chowan Precinct of Upper Parrish, Nansemond Co, VA and died October 18, 1794 in Nash Co, NC, having migrated to Granville/Bute/Franklin County about 1767. Moses Stallings was the son of Elias & Susannah (DENBY?) Stallings of Bertie Co, NC. The father of Elias Stallings has not yet been proved, but Elias is more likely the son of John Stallings who had settled in 1704 on Middle Swamp of Bennetts Creek, now near the town of Gates in Gates Co, NC. In 1723, Elias & Susannah Stallings bought land on Cypress Swamp at Saram Creek "the Banks of Italy" near the town of Gates, John Denby witness. Other Stallings lived nearer Corapeake than Gates. John P. Phillips (b. 1770-1774, d. aft 1840) was possibly the son of James Phillips of the 1790 Chatham Co, NC census near Isham Johnson, Blumer Wilson, John Tedder, Michael Wilson & Burwell Williams. John P. Phillips was most likely married 3 times, his 1st wife unknown, his 2nd wife probably Permelia's elder sister (per family lore), his 3rd wife being Permelia Stallings who attempted to divorce him in 1821. Permelia left her husband in 1829 and went with her married daughters to Clay Co, IL, taking her young children with her. The law was that if a woman left her husband's bed & board for 3 consecutive years, she could legally become a "femme sole" and be free to remarry. On August 3, 1833, Permelia Stallings married Thomas LEVITT and removed to Effingham Co, IL where she gave birth to Lorenzo Dow Levitt. John P. Phillips remained with his son, James, in Posey Co, IN. SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS: Bute County, NC DB-4, page 106. 9 February 1773. WILLIAM HILL, of Edgecombe Co., to BENJAMIN WESTRAY, of Bute Co. 46 Pds:13 Sh:4 d. Procl. money for 400 A. in Bute Co. on NS Red Bud Creek, adj. WATSON & HILL. Wit. JAMES DRAKE,SR., CHARLES COOK, JAMES MURPHEY. Ack. by WILLIAM HILL, Bute February Court 1773, BEN McCULLOCH, C.C. Reg. 26 February 1773, by JAS. JOHNSON, P.R. FRANKLIN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA: Book 11 page 94-95, Dec 31, 1793, John Denson of Franklin Co to Wright Stallings of Franklin Co 260 acres on Red Bud Creek at Webb's corner. Witness Jno Parker & GH Goodloe, signed by John E. Denson. Acknowledged by John E. Denson Franklin Co March Court 1797. FRANKLIN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA: Deed Book 10, Pg. 298 14 August 1797, Benjamin Westrey to Phillip Boon for 35 pounds 95 acres on both sides of Red Bud Creek, David Westrey's line, WRIGHT STALLINGS' CORNER. Witnesses: H. Simmons; Elias Nelms; W. Stallings, Jurat. Proved Sept session 1797 by Wright Stallings. FRANKLIN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA: Book 11 page 215-26, Feb 19, 1800, Wright Stallings of Franklin Co to Martha Weaver 260 acres on Red Bud Creek in Feb 1800, witness Elias Bowden and Harrison Person, signed WRIGHT STALLINGS and PATTEY (x her mark) STALLINGS, proved March 1800 by Elias Bowden. (Note: Pattey or Polley?) CHATHAM COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA: Deed book L, page 266-267: May 12, 1799, James Howard Esquire, high sheriff of Chatham County, to Michael Wilson Junior of Chatham Co 100 acres belonging to Michael Wilson Senior per a judgement against Michael Wilson Sr. on August 5, 1797 by Ambrose and John Ramsey, the land being on Beaver Creek Beginning at a white oak Bryans corner running west along JOHN SAWYER'S line to a red oak then south along Burwell Williams's line to a poplar thence east with Burwell Williams's line to a hickory thence south along the said Burwell Williams's line to a post oak thence east to a pine thence North along a line of marked trees to the head of a branch thence down the branch to a gum on Beaver Creek then down the creek to the beginning. Witness: Joseph Minor & Wm Franks, proved by Wm Franks February 1801. Chatham County Minutes - Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions 1797-1800, May term (13th May, 1799 pg. 231 (b) Ordered that the sheriff summon the following jury to lay off a road the nearest & best way from Michael Wilson's on Beaver Creek to Avents ferry on Cape Fear (to wit) Wilson Willis, JOHN PHILLIPS, JOHN SAWYER, Michael Wilson, John Christian, Jessy Thrailkill, William Franks, Stephen Wilson, Eli Howard, John Tedder, Jessy Ham?, Burrell Williams, Sam'l Upchurch, William Cook, Bloomer Wilson, BENJAMIN WISTER (Westray). Note: Land owners were required to lay off roads, the above indicating that John Phillips along with Benjamin Westray and his stepson, John Sawyer, were land owners on Beaver Creek in 1799. Note that Wright Stallings is not listed above because Wright Stallings sold his land in Franklin Co Feb 1800 and appeared later that year in the Chatham Co 1800 census NEXT TO John Sawyer. I have found no Chatham Co deeds made to John Phillips, John Sawyer, Benjamin Westray, or Wright Stallings 1797-1806, although they obviously owned land, those deeds lost or destroyed along with several years of court minutes. Chatham County Minutes - Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions May term 1800 (page 267) William Cain appointed overseer of road from New Hope Bridge to Wake line. Hands: William Watson, Nimrod Wyat, James Tedder, JOHN PHILLIPS, Wilson Willis, URIAH DUNNING, Abel Crow, JOHN SIMMONS, Dempsy Taylor, Eli Howard, Moses Bledso, BENJAMIN WESTER, John Ausley. Chatham County Minutes - Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions August term 1799 pg. pg. 233 Road crew - Joseph Pitts overseer. Hands added: John Simmons, Abel Crow, Uriah Dunin. (Note: Uriah Dunning from Bertie Co, NC) Deed book N page 286-287 Oct 21, 1800 Vinson Carter to Uriah Dunning for 70 pounds 191 acres on both sides New Hope creek, Abel Crow's corner, dividing line Wilson Willis' Witness Thomas Bell, John (his mark) Hathcock "October 13th 1803 the same acknowledged" Proved by Thomas Bell Feb Sessions 1804 (Book P, page 171-172. Aug 8, 1808, Sheriff George Ye sold to Jonathan Bell, agent for Vincent Carter, and representing Carter in a lawsuit against Uriah Dunning for 38 pounds, sold this same land to Jonathan Bell per the lawsuit.) RECORD IF ESTATES 1799-1814, NORTH CAROLINA ARCHIVES, RALEIGH, NC, c. r.022.501.1 Inventory of estate of Uriah Dunning 1801. John Philips & Wright Stallings had claims against the estate. Chatham County Deed of Wright Stallings to Elexander Hobby, December 1807, adj John Phillips on Beaver Creek, witnessed by John Sawyer, stepson of Benjamin Westray. Chatham County Deed of John Phillips to William Bridges, March 1808, adj Wright Stallings on Beaver Creek. Chatham County, NC Deed book R, page 3 15 July 1808 David Ausley to Benjamin Wester, both of Chatham Co, for 250 pounds, "one certain tract or parcel of land situated lying and being.on the east side of New hope and on both sides of big beaver Creek the water of New hope Beginning at a pine in Oliver Princes(?) & Elijah Willis line thence an east course to Walters line thence on his line to a pine the corner thence a south course along said Wattons(Walters?) line to a Spanish oak on the south side of big Beaver Creek thence a west course along Samuel Wilsons old line to a white oak the corner on David Reeds line thence a north course to the beginning holding at as it meanders for three hundred and fifty (350) acres of land" Signed: David Ausley Witness: Oliver Prince, Wm Cain Proved: Chatham Co August Session 1810 by Oliver Prince Chatham County, NC Deed book ___, page 424 8 January, 1813 Mathew Holding to Benjamin Westray, both of Chatham Co, for 117 pounds and fifteen shillings, two tracts of land on the north side of White Oak Creek - the first tract along the creek, the second tract beginning at Cane's corner, Akeman's line, Wilson's line, Wilson's corner, Pitt's corner, 157 acres. Signed: M Holding Witness: Wm Prince (junr) f___ the him (scratched out) by E Prince proved the Hand Writing John (his mark) Ausley Benjamin Westray's will made in Chatham Co, NC 1817 indicates his dtr Polly Westray married Stallings pre-1800 since she does not appear in his hh 1800. Benjamin Westray in Chatham Co 1800 census. He and wife both over age 45, no children. 1815-1820 CHATHAM County, North Carolina WILLS. 1817 BENJAMIN WESTRAY: WIFE ELIZABETH and ALL LAND and NEGROES UNTIL HER DEATH and AFTERWARD TO BE DIVIDED BETWEEN: JOHN SAWYER, PATSY CAIN, POLLY STALLION, ELIZABETH LEONARD, SIMON WESTRAY, PRISSY OHLEY (Ausley?), HEIRS OF JOHN WESTRAY, HEIRS OF NANCY WEBB (Willis Webb?) FRANKLIN County, North Carolina WILLS. DEED BK 18 PAGE 173. 1820 ELIZABETH WESTRAY, WIFE OF BENJAMIN WESTRAY. 02-22-1820: KNOW ALL MEN THAT I, ELIZABETH WESTRAY HAVE CONSTITUTED and APPOINTED MY FRIEND and SON-IN-LAW FREDERICK LEONARD, MY TRUE and LAWFUL ATTORNEY TO DISPOSE OF MY PERSONAL PROPERTY in CHATHAM COUNTY and COLLECT ALL JUST DEBTS OWED ME. PROVEN DEC. 1819 - QUARTERLY COURT. (Note: dates don't jive here. Elizabeth died 1819?) Philips vs. Philips} Petition for Divorce 1822 Posey Co, IN. Permelia Phillips vs. John P. Phillips. Summon the following witnesses for Petitioner, POLLY STALLIONS, RIGHT STALLIONS, John Fulton, Thomas Miller and wife, Ephraim Hackett, John Walker. (signed) R Daniel Wright Stallings' wife, Polly, listed in the 1820 Posey Co, IN census over age 45, died after 1822 per the above summons. Wright Stallings married Edy Roberts 1824.

All I could find was DOM 18 Aug 1884 in Barry Co MO

to whom it may concern I have the wall on this family. I really need some help. what I need is James j. Phillips/Philips born 4-17-1859 in Tennessee died 1-13-1956 in winter Texas. James Phillips/philips married Virginia Lee taliaferro in Barry co. Missouri in 1884 . What I need is who is James J. Phillips/Philips father and mother and sister and brother. my email is [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) Karen Carter Evans

Have you checked the 1860 census for him? Charlie Ward "Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened" -Anatole France ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2006 10:36 AM Subject: [PHILLIPS] James j. phillips/philps > to whom it may concern > > > I have the wall on this family. I really need some help. what I need is > James j. Phillips/Philips born 4-17-1859 in Tennessee died 1-13-1956 in > winter > Texas. James Phillips/philips married Virginia Lee taliaferro in Barry co. > Missouri in 1884 . What I need is who is James J. Phillips/Philips father > and > mother and sister and brother. my email is [email protected]_ > (mailto:[email protected]) > > > > Karen Carter Evans > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Carol: Not much on Yancey's side, but several generations on his wife's side. Yancy married Marie, the last person in the attached genealogy report. The report does list his children as a note, but nothing on DOB, etc. Hope this helps. Doug Phillips

I am trying to find a connection for my James Yancy/Yancey Phillips who was born 1820 in either VA or NC and died in DeSoto Parish, LA on Nov 6, 1863. I would like to find out if there is a Yancey connection i.e. his mom was a Yancey. Perhaps he was born in Yancey county some place - I just don't know.Any info to help with this link will be greatly appreciated. thanks, Carol ____________________________________________________________________________________ Sponsored Link Mortgage rates near 39yr lows. $510k for $1,698/mo. Calculate new payment! www.LowerMyBills.com/lre

I loved this note!! It added some interest. Glenda Gray -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 7:42 AM Subject: Re: [PHILLIPS] Early Kentucky Phillips Perhaps to all of us Jimmy! At any rate, the person who sent it is no longer subscribed to this list and most likely will not be in the future unless I hear a reasonable explanation! Cal Phillips, Admin. I think maybe this message came to me by mistake. Jimmy Phillips [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "C Scott" To: Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 7:55 AM Subject: Re: [PHILLIPS] Early Kentucky Phillips Well, I suppose if one goes to bed at 1am and is back up at 2:52 one might consider it a nap rather than a nites sleep-well, I am up. Am cooking some pork stew meat I bought today, maybe when I get hungry today there will be something to eat because its a cooking day it appears because I noticed last nite there was nothing else after I ate the last Yes, those little cups were in my oak cabinet. Those are hand painted blue bonnets on them. I thought the kids could drink hot choc out of them for a treat being crock it should stay warm a while longer than a regular cup-but does it last long anyway. I can't believe it but I had already forgotten I had sent you anything. Been an awful lot of thinking and doing here I guess. I was talking to Bran tonite if he had talked to Diana's father about putting in a new back door-he said no, he hadn't talked to him, he then said Mom, I just bought it Friday, this is only Monday. A gas plumbing man is going by the Angle house tomorrow and going to call me tonite and tell me how much he will charge for two new gas outlets, hook up hot water heater and new line from tank to under house. IF I don't keep after him things will be much slower than I like. Bran said utilities are supposed to be on by 4pm Tues afternoon, I need to call him and tell him on the way home he needs to stop by and check to make sure there are no water leaks not being caught by containers before I get there maybe Wed. Today I need to get laundry done and some cooking done so later this week I can spend time over there and since I am so tired when I get home I had better have something cooked up. In fact I may cook all day. I made some tuna fish salad last nite, the bread we made the other day is good but it still didn't taste right with the tuna fish, well, knowing me I ain't gonna waste it-the tuna salad so will boil some pasta and make a tuna salad with it. I didn't put any pickles in it so will add green peas to the salad and some chopped onion, ought to be pretty good-well, it will be something filling when I am hungry. No Melba isn't moving away, if anything she will be stubborn and stay living where she is but I can't be running 46 miles every week to take her to grocery store when he vehicle is no longer running either and I will not let her use my car, she would have fenders dented pretty quick. I swear she sees just how close she can get to anything with her pickup. Bran finally made it to Bills tonite for a table trade. Bill said he wanted a smaller, not round kitchen table and if anyone would trade he would be willing. WEll, Bill had a round over a 100 year old, 5 leg Oak table one can put a leaf in. I told Bran Diana would want it, plus it was worth some big money, I told Diana and she said yes so the trade was tonite finally. Melba wanted that table so bad but Bill wouldn't trade with her. You know thinking about it I need to get going on taking the fencing over there and get started on that, will have to rely on others to pound posts to tie fencing on and need to do that before it gets really cold. I may call Bill tomorrow and see about getting time set up. that would be a good thing to do on a Sat if Bill is willling, I could get Bradley on a Sat to help if he doesn't have a soccer game. I think Bradley has his driving license now, anyway Sunday when he was getting ready to pull the carpeting down to burn pile, I yelled, Bradley, why don't you move my car out of the way-like a bullet he flew to the car, I laughed, when they first get their license they will drive anywhere no matter why, he backed it back up later so I wouldn't have to walk so far without me even telling him-so cute they are when they first drive.They will go to the store for you 6 times in an hour if they get to drive...... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Jane Phillips-Matz" To: Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 6:08 PM Subject: Re: [PHILLIPS] Early Kentucky Phillips Dear Carol, Seeing your Phillips note, I'd like to mention two men named Charles and John PHILLIPS, who were in Kentucky in the early 1800s. My gr-gr-grandfather, Charles PHILLIPS, was born in North Carolina, married Jemima (her maiden name HARDY), who was from Craven County, NC, with a very, very well-documented line of ancestors in the PHILLIPS family as well as in the HARDY family. (In other words, Jemima's huband was Charles PHILLIPS, her mother was Mary PHILIPS from Craven County, NC; and her father was John HARDY.) And Jemima [Hardy] Phillips was the granddaughter of John PHILLIPS, who mentioned her in his Craven County NC will in the late 1700s and was himself born and baptized in Virginia in 1726. I don't want to bore you to death, but it's important to say that all this is thoroughly documented, unlike a lot of things on the Internet. My father, William Mason PHILLIPS, was born in Franklin County KY. All good wishes, Mary Jane Phillips in New York City ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol Lang" To: Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 5:19 PM Subject: [PHILLIPS] Early Kentucky Phillips Can anyone identify the Charles Phillipsand John Phillips in Captain Benjamin Logan's Company near Logan's Stiation abt 1779? Other names lead me to believe that some of these went on to Livingston Co, KY and downward to Caldwell, Trigg, Calloway and Graves Cos. Is this the John bc 1789 husband of Nancy that is in early Hickman Co, KY (parent of several of the above counties)? My greatgrandfather was Jacob Phillips died between 1881 and 1900 census. Wife, Mary Story(bn 1839), was from Graves Co, and there is a Jacob Phillips that according to the 1870 census is dead....and couldn't have married a dead man and had 2 children. Other alternative is that she married a much younger man, Jacob Jr(bn abt 1856). Also, is there a site that I can send my picture of Jake for other Phillips to see? 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ATTACHMENTS don't work on most genealogy mailing lists, particularly those from RootsWeb. Myrt :) -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of CALVIN PHILLIPS Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 5:19 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [PHILLIPS] Attachment to Previous Message Re: DNA For those of you who didn't get the attachment to my message regarding DNA, this will get you there: http://www.familytreeDNA.com/facts_genes.asp