Here are the children of the original James Gheen, a settler in Rowan Co. NC, who probably came down from Chester, PA. He was a cabinetmaker. The Gheen forum at genforum seems to feel that the name was originally Goheen, but I think that is just one possibility. I know the Geohagen name comes from Dublin and Galway. Some researchers think the father of James Gheen (1735-1796) was a Thomas Gheen of West Bradford Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania James Gheen (c.1735-1796) m. Elizabeth? (1739?-1832) 1) Thomas (1760-1828) m. Mary McBride (1767-1842) in 1788 2) James Jr. m. Mary Pinxton in 1788 3) Joseph m. 2 wives 4) Mary m. Silas Dunn in 1788 5) Sarah m. John Roberts in 1795 6) Hannah 7) Elizabeth* m. Wentworth Watson in 1805--my line 8) Elinor m. Bias Thomason in 1816 9) Rachel m. Richard Pinkston in 1810 19) possible other sons & daughters *There was also an Elizabeth Gheen who married a Trott, but this Elizabeth Gheen was the daughter of one of the original sons of James Gheen Betty Pace - [email protected]

Old NC newspaper abstracts can be found on this website: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jganis/unionco/newspapers.html It has a lot of material from Anson and Union counties but also some others. It is searchable for surnames. Betty Pace

Searching for Peter YOUNG b 1750-1780 Ire? that was in Mocksville area of present Davie Co, NC that m Catherine DOTTRO 29 Dec 1802 in Rowan Co, NC, later moved to Gaston Co, NC & E TN. Hal McCawley in CA

Some old Virginia names here. Betty Pace --------- Forwarded message ---------- Hi all, I just wanted to mention two of my Virginia genealogy websites today. Old Virginia Obituaries, 1790-1940; http://virginiaobits.homestead.com/ and Miscellaneous Virginia Genealpogy: http://vagenealogy.homestead.com/ I hope they prove helpful to you. Thank you. God bless, Beth [email protected]

Would anyone in Rowan County be able to copy this deed for me and send? > > Daniel Boone And William Hicks To James Boggs Deed: 11-17-1790             This Indenture made this seventeenth day of November one thousand seven hundred and ninety, between William Hicks of the County of Green and state of North Carolina, and Daniel Boone of Greenbrier County and the state of Virginia, of the one part and James Boggs of the County of Madison and State of Virginia of the other part, witneseath that the said William Hicks and Daniel Boone for and in consideration of the sum of three hundred pounds current money of Virginia, to them in hand paid by the said James Boggs. Before the unselling and delivering of these present and receipts where they each of them do hereby acknoledge both granter bargained and sold, and by their presents do grant bargain and sell unto the said James Boggs. One certain track or partal of land situated lying and being in the County of Madison on Taylor's Fork, and a branch of Silver Creek containing by estimation six hundred acres for the same, more or less which said track is a part of the twelve hundred and seventy four acres granted to William Hicks on a settlement and preemption warrent.             Located and cleared out and servayed by Col. Daniel Boone and said Hicks. Named as by the pattent from the regester's Office more fully may appear and bounded as follows (to wit).            Begining at bushes in the fork of Taylor's Fork about three quarters of a mile above Taylor's grave and running N20 293 poles to an ash on William Hays settlement, line thence N 70 to an Elm an Ash 328 poles thense South 20 Wt. 293 poles to a White Oak and sugar tree on the bank of Taylor's Fork, thense S70... 398 poles To the bargaining togeather with and singular statements and appertness to the same belonging...any rights appertaning and all the States rights, title, Interest property blame and demand whatsover of them the said William Hicks and Daniel Boone of in and to the said land premises with the appurtnances to hold the said land and prmise with the appurtenances herein before mentioned and sold unto the said James Boggs his heirs and assignes and to the only proper use and behoof of him the said James Boggs his Heirs and assigns forever and the said William Hicks and Daniel Boone for themselves their Heirs Exceters and administrations and evetyone of them doeth covenant grant and agree with the said James Boggs his Heirs and assigns and that they the said William Hicks and Daniel Boone will warent and forever defend the said land and premises before granted against the claim claimes of all manner of person or persons whatsoever unto the said James Boggs and his Heirs and assignes and also that the said William Hichs and Daniel Boone will at any time thereafter make do and Execute any other or further conveyance if and for the quiet, sure and peacible possion of the said James Boggs, his Heirs and assigns and also that the said William Hicks and Daniel Boone will at any time thereafter make do and Execute and other or further conveyance if and for the quiet sure and peaicble possions of the said James Boggs, his Heirs and assigns of in and to the land and premises in where of the said William Hicks and Daniel Boone hath interchangable set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. Signed and acknoledgeed the word begining in the ninth line inter line before signed. DEED Daniel Boone and William Hicks to James Boggs, page four. William Hicks (                 ) and Daniel Boone (              ) <FONT COLOR="#000080" BACK="#ffffff" style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=2 PTSIZE=10 FAMILY="SERIF" FACE="G By Flanders Calloway their Attorney in Fact At a Court held for Madison County on Tuesday the 7th day of December, 1790. This Indenture ... Acknowledged by the the written named Flanders Calloway, Attorney in fact from William Hicks and Daniel Boon to be his act and Deed and ordered to be recorded. Test Will. Irvin CK. Just a Note from . . . . . . Nell

I don't know if they made an error or what, but I just went to www.ancestry.com and clicked on search records at the top of the page. It took me to a place where I could click on ancestry map room. When I got there, I had a whole menu of maps to choose from. I tried two and they came up free. I am not a member of ancestry.com and I don't know why that web site let me browse through their map collection. Maybe it will only be good for a while or maybe I just got lucky. I could have chosen historical maps from all over the world. It is too good to miss. Betty Pace

Yep, it is the server. Here is the error I got. Probably tired and lonely and has taken a snooze. Try again later, maybe tomorrow. **************************************************************************** ******* Internal Server Error The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request. Please contact the server administrator, [email protected] and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error. More information about this error may be available in the server error log. **************************************************************************** ******* ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kenneth Shelton" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2004 1:05 PM Subject: RE: [RowanRoots] NC Dept. of Archives Web Site > > It's probably a server problem on the NC side -- I've gotten into MARS > before on this same computer, using the same browser, yet today it gives > me the error. If problems happen on weekends, it isn't a given that > government sites have folks available to troubleshoot them. > > Sincerely, > > Ken S. > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2004 12:23 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [RowanRoots] NC Dept. of Archives Web Site > > > In a message dated 1/16/2004 6:15:13 PM Pacific Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > > http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/archives/arch/default.htm > > > > Finally got to the Web Site using this Link--but Clicking on MARS > > produces > > the same ERRORS I got when using URL provided in presious Posts. Is it > just my > > system that the state of NC hates? (: > > ec > > > > ==== ROWANROOTS Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from RowanRoots-L send a message from the address you > subscribed from to [email protected] with the word > unsubscribe in the message body. > > > ==== ROWANROOTS Mailing List ==== > The list administrator can be reached at [email protected] >

It's probably a server problem on the NC side -- I've gotten into MARS before on this same computer, using the same browser, yet today it gives me the error. If problems happen on weekends, it isn't a given that government sites have folks available to troubleshoot them. Sincerely, Ken S. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2004 12:23 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [RowanRoots] NC Dept. of Archives Web Site In a message dated 1/16/2004 6:15:13 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/archives/arch/default.htm > > Finally got to the Web Site using this Link--but Clicking on MARS > produces > the same ERRORS I got when using URL provided in presious Posts. Is it just my > system that the state of NC hates? (: > ec ==== ROWANROOTS Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from RowanRoots-L send a message from the address you subscribed from to [email protected] with the word unsubscribe in the message body.

BOONE REUNION 2004 June 9-13, 204 St. Louis, Missouri This year the Boone reunion will have the theme, "Meet Me In St. Louie" as we return to the St. Louis area for our "homecoming," which will center on the (Nathan) Boone Home in Defiance and Boonesfield Village, both of which are properties of Lindenwood University.  Charter members of the Boone Society who attended the first Reunion in 1996 will be honored.  All Boone descendants, families, friends, genealogists, and historians are invited to attend.  Additional information may be obtained from: www.boonesociety.org Contact Society President Rochelle Evans Cochran, [email protected] or Reunion Chairman Connie Holmes Larson, [email protected]

Mary we also have samples with transcriptions of old GERMAN writing?? thanks. In a message dated 1/17/2004 11:56:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Von Stachon recently transcribed about 600 court records, deeds and > wills for several counties in Virginia. She made images of many of the > common words found in these old documents, and has prepared a > table showing the handwriting with the transcribed word. Feel free to > pass this link on in your mail lists, or use the link as you wish. Nell

In a message dated 1/16/2004 6:15:13 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/archives/arch/default.htm > > Finally got to the Web Site using this Link--but Clicking on MARS produces > the same ERRORS I got when using URL provided in presious Posts. Is it just my > system that the state of NC hates? (: > ec

I don't remember whether I have forwarded this before. I found it useful and interesting. Betty Pace --------- Forwarded message ---------- Forwarded: Von Stachon recently transcribed about 600 court records, deeds and wills for several counties in Virginia. She made images of many of the common words found in these old documents, and has prepared a table showing the handwriting with the transcribed word. Feel free to pass this link on in your mail lists, or use the link as you wish. Mike http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/special/oldenglish/oldenglish.htm

Thanks for posting this. > [Original Message] > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 1/16/2004 21:13:37 > Subject: [RowanRoots] NC Dept. of Archives Web Site > > I am always amazed when the State gets something right! Today I was visiting > the NC Dept. of Archives web site looking for something I had seen > previously. Well, I did not find what I was looking for but did discover that the state > has put images of many of the original wills filed in the state on-line as > well as images from the documents of many of the state's governors. They also > have cataloged their collections and you can browse and search through the > catalog. The main search page is below (warning, it is a two line or better URL). > > http://www.ncarchives.dcr.state.nc.us/logicrouter/servlet/LogicRouter?OUTPUT XS > L=childbrowse.xsl&hier=h1&tree=c&api_1=PUB_DISP_COLL&hier=builder&tree=c&api _2 > =GET_SEARCH_PARM&hier=h1&tree=o&api_3=PUB_DISP_COLL&hier=builder&tree=o&api_ 4= > GET_SEARCH_PARM > > > > Bright, Simon, Dobbs County

I just discovered a tip that may help people. To search for all Wills in a particular county, click at the top under the Quick Navagition box, Advanced Search, then SELECT (click the box beside it) the Probate Records section. In your first search criteria, enter the County name. Be sure to change the maximum number of hits to 50!! Best of wishes

I am always amazed when the State gets something right! Today I was visiting the NC Dept. of Archives web site looking for something I had seen previously. Well, I did not find what I was looking for but did discover that the state has put images of many of the original wills filed in the state on-line as well as images from the documents of many of the state's governors. They also have cataloged their collections and you can browse and search through the catalog. The main search page is below (warning, it is a two line or better URL). http://www.ncarchives.dcr.state.nc.us/logicrouter/servlet/LogicRouter?OUTPUTXS L=childbrowse.xsl&hier=h1&tree=c&api_1=PUB_DISP_COLL&hier=builder&tree=c&api_2 =GET_SEARCH_PARM&hier=h1&tree=o&api_3=PUB_DISP_COLL&hier=builder&tree=o&api_4= GET_SEARCH_PARM An easier way to get there is to go the the Dept. of Archives main page, and on the left bottom of the screen, click on the "MARS! Online Catalog..." hyperlink. http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/archives/arch/default.htm Once you get into MARS, the subject headings all have a description with a + sign to the left of the heading. The old wills are listed as: Records of Probate: Wills [View Documents] . On any of the headings, click on the + to show what is below the heading. To see the catolog entry for the individual listing, click on DESCRIPTION. For the Wills, the hierarchy is as follows: Records of Probate: Wills [View Documents] Black-Bright ------Black, Isaac, New Hanover County View Description [ Object ] ------Black, Michael, Craven County View Description [ Object ] ------Blackall, Abraham, Chowan County View Description [ Object ] ------Blackall, Sarah, Chowan County View Description [ Object ] ------Blackledge, Richard, Craven County View Description [ Object ] etc. To see the individual's will, click on VIEW DESCRIPTION which will bring up a page like this: Bright, Simon, Dobbs County Title: Bright, Simon, Dobbs County Years: 1777 MARS Id: 12.96.1.275 (Folder) Index Terms: Geographic Names: Dobbs County Personal Names: Bright, Simon Other Copies: S.108.196 (MFR) On the right you will see an Icon to click to view the image. If you don't see it, click the NEXT to go to the next page (that will be more prevalent in the Govenor's papers). On the viewer, to go from page to page, to me it is quicker to use the drop down box on the menu bar but you can double-click on the next page on the left hand frame. Hint: when viewing at 100% the entire document does not fit into the viewing area. Enlarge that viewing area by dragging the left panel smaller. Gotta go, Patsy Cline's, "I Got Your Picture, She's Got You" just came on i'net radio. <grin> Best of wishes, Billy

Forwarded -- followup to posting containing eldad reed From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2004 17:25:37 EST Subject: [REED] Amaziah and Zebulon Reed There were a number of Reeds in North Yarmouth, Maine. Amaziah Read is said to have been baptized 14 August 1752 probably in North Yarmouth, the son of Bartholomew and Mary (Harris) Read, and was descended from the the Read family of Salem, Massachusetts. I am compiling a book on the first five generations of that family that will be published by Newbury Street Press of the New England Historic Genealogical Society next year some time. The records of Weld Maine say he was born in 1764 and his widow claimed he was born in 1766 in her pension application, but those dates would probably make him too young for his service in the Revolution. He did marry twice, Rhoda Delano in 1785 and Jedidah Bumpus in 1809. He died in Weld, Maine, in 1833. Zebulon Read was born 27 March 1765, probably in North Yarmouth, the son of William and Mary (Tuttle) Read (see NEHGR 98 (1944):207 and the 1861 History of the Reed Family. Some have concluded that William was also of the family of Thomas Read of Salem, but I have concluded that is not likely. This Zebulon married Anna Merrill at North Yarmouth in 1790. She died there in 1811 and Zebulon married second Thankful Winch in 1811. Zebulon died at North Sharon, Maine, 7 May 1844. I have record of anyone in either family moving south, but have not attempted to trace beyond the fifth generation. Such movement was very rare since New Englanders felt that the South was not healthy. Richard H. Benson

FORWARDED FROM REED-L MAILING LIST From: "David Cagle" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2004 12:55:10 -0600 Subject: Re: [REED] Zebulon Reed, 1774 MA-1850's TN Janice, I have had one other response that provided virtually the same information that you gave--I have copied same below. All this looks very promising. Ron Stricklin, who is tied to several of my lines, is descended from another set of Reeds here in Hardin Co. who may be related to my Zebulon Reed? Recently I have corresponded to yet another Reed researcher, Sheila Schweitzer, who also had a Zebulon Reed born 1776 in Massachusetts, then moved to NY ca 1815, was there for the 1820 census then died or disappeared. Her information is on Ancestry.com. She and I concluded that this was probably not my Zebulon. (Correspondence form Ron) I have been away on vacation for the last couple of weeks but after our last correspondence was working on the Reeds just before I left. I think I have found Zebulon Reed born 30 May 1774 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., MA to Ezekiel Reed and Mary Rogers. Ezekiel was born 14 Nov 1722 to John Reed, which might explain Hardin County Zebulon naming a son John Rogers Reed. I also found a Zebulon Reed in 1790 North Yarmouth, Cumberland Co., ME, about a hundred miles north of Bridgewater, curious mostly because on 1 July 1785 in North Yarmouth an Amaziah Reed was married to Rhoda Delano. This Amaziah Reed was born in North Yarmouth in 1766 to David H. Reed and Lydia Bartlett, and Hardin County Amaziah Reed named his first daughter Lydia in 1829. The 1820 Cumberland Co., ME census page 477 lists Zebulon Reed still in North Yarmouth. Another site has an Amaziah Reed born 2 May 1764 in Weld, ME, married Jedidah Bumpass and had children Amaziah Jr. (birthdate unknown), Rhoda (27 Sep 1803), Stephen (19 Jul 1805) and Huldah (12 Jul 1807), all born in Maine. Curious that Hardin County Amaziah Reed, born 6 Sep 1801, fits the birth pattern for this Amaziah, Jr., but he was supposedly born in North Carolina, not Maine. Still another site concludes that there was only one Amaziah Reed who first married Rhoda Delano and produced several children including David and Bartholomew and then married Jedediah Bumpass and generated a second familly. This site mentions descent from "the Salem Reeds". Wayne Co., TN John Reed, born 19 Jun 1774 and married 1801/5 Rowan Co., NC to Lydia Hollis, is said to be a son of Eldad Reed and Jane Whitaker. Eldad Reed, born 1737 in New Jersey and died 1806 in Fairview, Buncombe Co., NC is said to be a son of John Reed, born 1710-1715 in New Jersey Settlement, and Hannah Davis, who moved to North Carolina about 1755. On the 1759 Rowan Co., NC tax list is Samuel Reed, Jr., William Reed, Eldad Reed and John Whitaker. Finally, on 21 Jan 1885 in Mecklenburg Co., NC "Amzi G. Reid, Esq., aged 57 years, 8 months and 21 days, died at his home near Matthew's Station". And in 1891 & 1892 Amzi Reed was listed in a city directory for Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC. Mecklenburg County borders Rowan County to the South. No conclusions on all this yet, just seems like more than coincidence and that the Hardin and Wayne County Reeds may have come from New England by way of Rowan and Mecklenburg Co., NC Ron Stricklin [email protected] Ezekiel Reed 14 Nov 1722 - 1763 buried at sea, s/o John Reed and Mary Wheeler/Whitmarsh Hannah Beal[e] 31 May 1725 - married 25 Sep 1742 1 Ezekiel Reed 3 Mar 1744 Abington, Plymouth, MA - 12 Apr 1830 N. Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA Mary Rogers b Marshfield, MA married 16 Jan 1768 in Abington, Plymouth, MA - http://www.jrredfern.com/genealogy/d0018/g0000081.html#I07647 A Polla Reed B Zelotas Reed C Ezekiel Reed 16 Sep 1772 Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA - D Zebulon Reed 30 May 1774 Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA - E Hannah Reed F Jesse Reed G Charles Reed H Abram Reed I Briggs Rogers Reed 2 Hannah Reed 1 Nov 1746 - 3 Squire Reed 1 Nov 1748 - 4 Mary Reed 1 Jan 1750 - 5 Zebulon Reed 31 Mar 1752 Abington, Plymouth, MA 6 Samuel Reed 25 Dec 1756 - 7 Issachar Reed 9 Aug 1759 - 8 Deborah Reed 6 Dec 1762 - ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2004 8:24 PM Subject: Re: [REED] Zebulon Reed, 1774 MA-1850's TN > David, > > Did you get any response to your post? I have checked Jacob Whittemore Reed's book History of the Reed Family in Europe and America, there are a few Zebulon but the one that seems to fit your timeframe is on page 380 and he is the son of Ezekial Reed, born in Abington March 3,1744, who married 2 April 1768 to Mary Rogers of Marshfield MA. They had the following children: Polly b.1769; Zelotes b.1771; Ezekial b.1772; Zebulon b. 1774; Hannah b. 1776; Olive b. 1777; Jesse b. 1778; Charles; Abraham; Briggs Rogers b. 1784 (these last 3 seem to be triplets). > > Unfortunately, there is nothing further on Zebulon. Zebulon's father, Ezekial, had a brother Zebulon born 31 March 1752 - their parents were Ezekial Reed and Hannah Beal. > > > This line of Reeds descend from William Reade of Weymouth MA > > Hope this helps > Janice > > > > > From: "David Cagle" <[email protected]> > > Date: 2004/01/05 Mon AM 04:18:44 GMT+13:00 > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: [REED] Zebulon Reed, 1774 MA-1850's TN > > > > Zebulon Reed was born somewhere in Massachusetts in 1774 and his wife Nancy > > was born in VA in 1787 according to the 1850 census. I am yet to locate > > Zebulon before 1830 at which time he appears in the census for Overton Co., > > TN along with a Jesse Reed. Jesse Reed remains in Overton Co while Zebulon > > next appears in Rhea Co., TN in 1840, then in Hardin Co., TN in 1850. These > > censuses are following below. > > > > By the time Zebulon and Nancy get to Hardin County, they have one daughter > > and one son with them. Daughter Mary, b. 1824 TN, married a Miller ca 1845 > > who died ca 1849. Mary married a second time ca 1857 to Ezekiel Morton, > > they raised a large family. The son, John Roger Reed was born in 1827 in > > Overton Co., TN and also raised a large family in Hardin County. > > > > I am trying to find information on the family of Zebulon Reed in VA and MA > > and in TN for that matter. > > > > Thanks, > > David > > > > > > 1830 Census Overton Co.,TN > > Zebulon Reed 10100001-010001 > > Jesse Reed 111001-3210101 > > > > 1840 Census, Overton Co., TN > > Jesse Reed 321001-002311 > > > > 1840 Census, Rhea Co., TN > > Zebulon Reed 000000001-00010001 > > > > 1850 Census, Hardin Co., TN > > 90 90 Mary A. Miller 26 TN > > Mary J. 4 TN > > Nancy F. 2 TN > > Lorenzo D 1/12 TN > > Zebulon Read 76 MA blacksmith > > Nancy 63 VA > > John R. 23 TN > > > > 1860 Census, Hardin Co., TN > > 269 John Reed 33 TN farmer 3rd C. D. > > Nancy 28 AL > > Mary 1 TN > > > > 328 Ezekiel Morton 39 NC farmer 3rd C. D. > > Mary 36 TN > > James 13 MS > > John 11 MS > > Frances 10 MS > > Martha 8 MS > > Milton 7 MS > > Leroy 3 MS > > Rozilla 2 MS > > Ezekiel 3/12 TN > > Mary Miller 14 TN > > Nancy 12 TN > > L. D. 10 TN (m) > > Nancy Reed 69 VA > > > > > > 1870 Census, Hardin Co., TN > > 98 John Reed 42 TN farmer 3rd C. D. > > Nancy 33AL > > Martha 8 TN > > John 6 TN > > Sarah 4 TN > > Margaret 3 TN > > Flora 2/12 TN > > Nancy 74 VA > > > > 1880 Census, Hardin Co., TN > > 39 John R. Reed 53 TN MA KY farmer 3rd C. D. > > Caroline 34 TN NC NC > > John T. 17 TN TN TN > > Martha 19 TN TN TN > > Permelia 15 TN TN TN > > W. W. 13 TN TN TN (dau.) > > Susan D. 11 TN TN TN > > Flora 10 TN TN TN > > F. L. 7 TN TN TN (dau) > > Henry W. 5 TN TN TN > > Joseph E. 3 TN TN TN > > C. C. 2 TN TN TN (dau) > > Sam E. 1 TN TN TN > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ______________________________

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Hi Ellie, My CUNNINGHAM line listed below is from James CUNNINGHAM who died in 1791 in Guilford (formerly Rowan) Co., NC. Rick Saunders http://home.netcom.com/~fzsaund/cunningham.html

LEWEY/LEWY - CUNNINGHAM Do we have any list members who are researching the above families? Would you please contact me at [email protected]? Thanks, Ellie