Hi, cousins, especially Kevin, Kevin, I'm sure you've told me the children of your Barak and Livonia (Atwood) Rudd, but would you tell me ONE more time! We may have discussed this census I copied some time ago: 1850, Joliet, Will Co., IL: taken Oct. 2, 1850: 95/99 B. Rudd 37 M Farmer 1000 VT Levina Rudd 25 F VT [is this age correct?] Wm. 11 M IL sch. Amy 14 F NY sch. Alonzo 8 M IL sch. Adelia 6 F IL sch. Charles 5 M IL Sophronia 2 F IL Marcus Atwood 16 M NY I am questioning Amy--is she the daughter Milton lists as Emma? This could only be Livonia's daughter if Livonia's age is wrong in this census. In fact, it would be sort of a feat to have William be her son! Hope this isn't too confusing! I told Cheryl that perhaps Amy was a missing daughter of Vincent, but that was considering Livonia's age as being correct. Thanks, Joann

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------4B24DDA00E3A6D3A0BEB6CF2 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi, cousins, Cheryl has asked me to forward this for her. Hope someone recognizes Vincent Rudd and the names of any children. She is descended from a probable son, Asa. Joann --------------4B24DDA00E3A6D3A0BEB6CF2 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from smtp03.primenet.com ([email protected] [206.165.6.133]) by pike.sover.net (8.9.1a/8.9.1) with ESMTP id LAA09979 for <[email protected]>; Mon, 12 Oct 1998 11:31:06 -0400 (EDT) Received: (from [email protected]) by smtp03.primenet.com (8.8.8/8.8.8) id IAA16324 for <[email protected]>; Mon, 12 Oct 1998 08:31:04 -0700 (MST) Received: from ip-20-030.yum.primenet.com(207.218.20.30), claiming to be "primenet.primenet.com" via SMTP by smtp03.primenet.com, id smtpd016294; Mon Oct 12 08:30:57 1998 Message-Id: <[email protected]> X-Sender: [email protected] X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Light Version 3.0.6 (32) Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1998 08:33:00 -0700 To: [email protected] From: martin cretin <[email protected]> Subject: Vincent Rudd Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Joann, I sent a message to the group but it never appeared. Maybe you can forward this for me. I'm still working on Vincent Rudd. I really believe that he is Asa's father. This is what I have deduced so far. In the 1830 census, Vincent was living in Onondaga Co., NY. He was married and had two sons and one daughter under the age of 5. I assume he was married around 1825. In the 1840 census he was living in Switzerland Co., IN and had one son 5-10, two sons 10-15, two daughters under 5 and one daughter 5-10. In the 1850 census, Vincent is in Will Co., IL living with William and Mary Nelson. I belive Mary is his oldest daughter. There is also an Erastus Rudd, age 6 in the household. I believe this is Vincent's youngest son. My theory is that Vincent's wife died either in childbirth with Erastus or when he was very young. By 1850, all of Vincent's children except Erastus were sent to live with Aunts and Uncles. Asa, age 18 went to live with Aunt Olive and Asa McDonald. Asa would have been the son 5-10 in the 1840 census. The oldest son John, age 22, went to live with his uncle Barak. The second son Benjamin, age 21, went to live with his Uncle Sanford. The youngest daughter Olive, age 15, was living with O.W. Stillman. There should be another daughter but I don't know who she is. There is a marriage listed for Vincent Rudd in 1848 to Rhoda Crocker. This may have been a second marriage for Vincent but something must have happened between 1848 and 1850 since Vincent is living with his daughter then. I can't find any trace of Vincent after the 1850 census. I believe that the youngest son Erastus is living with his uncle Erastus in the 1860 census. With seven children, you would think that there is another descendent somewhere who is researching this family. There are so many new members. Does anyone recognize any of these people? Cheryl Cretin --------------4B24DDA00E3A6D3A0BEB6CF2--

Joann-- I have links on my website to WinZip and PKZip. I'll clue you in when I get the files uploaded as to how to get the program to work on them. Thanks for the tip on Milton's info. Frankly, some of the stuff he sent had some incorrect dates and info, so I'm being fairly cautious about relying on it. I just thought that he might have a few tidbits that we didn't, and maybe they'd help us find more. -----Original Message----- From: Joann H. Nichols [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, October 11, 1998 5:51 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: correspondence from Milton Rudd Hi, Kevin, I'm deleting all your message so this one won't be so long, but it's in regard to the info you received from Milton. Some of the items he would have sent you regarding Silas, Jr. and wives, Almina and Nancy Ann, came from me. Probably the information regarding Joel came from me; however I didn't have 1856 as a date of death. He is an ancestor of our Doug Rudd, and we know Joel was still living in 1883 as he's on a list of veterans of the War of 1812. I don't find him in the veteran's census of 1890, but that might just be for Civil War veterans. Perhaps you should ask him for citations for the items you question. I also have received another letter from him, and there's something in there that I question. When you get the correspondence all uploaded, you'll have to tell me how to unzip files! I don't have PKZip of any of those utilities. Best, Joann

Kevin, Thanks for the info; keep us posted! Celia

Hi, Kevin, I'm deleting all your message so this one won't be so long, but it's in regard to the info you received from Milton. Some of the items he would have sent you regarding Silas, Jr. and wives, Almina and Nancy Ann, came from me. Probably the information regarding Joel came from me; however I didn't have 1856 as a date of death. He is an ancestor of our Doug Rudd, and we know Joel was still living in 1883 as he's on a list of veterans of the War of 1812. I don't find him in the veteran's census of 1890, but that might just be for Civil War veterans. Perhaps you should ask him for citations for the items you question. I also have received another letter from him, and there's something in there that I question. When you get the correspondence all uploaded, you'll have to tell me how to unzip files! I don't have PKZip of any of those utilities. Best, Joann

Hi cousins-- I just received some correspondence from Milton Rudd of Fernley, Nevada, the gentleman Joann put me in touch with. He sent me a fair amount of information on the descendants of William Rudd, Alonzo's brother. He also has a few pieces of information from on up the line that I wanted to share, in the hopes that they would provide new leads for us on filling in the gaps. He shows for Silas Rudd, son of Increase and Phebe Herrick, a son named Silas Rudd (1776-1856), who had two wives, Almina and Nancy Ann. I don't believe we had his death date, or the names of his wives. He also shows Joel Rudd's death date as 1856(younger Silas' brother). He shows a Johnson Rudd(1821-1855), son of David Rudd and Amy Hicks, with a wife named Jane (1825-1856), a second wife named Hanna Walker, and four children, Decoursey Rudd(1838-1874), Theodore Rudd(1840--1850/60), David Rudd(1848-1921), and Harry Lemartine Rudd(1852-1854). For Leonard Rudd and Sarah Depuy, he shows their son Alexander J. Rudd's wife as Mary (born 1827), and A.J. and Mary with a son Charles (born 1854). He also shows Leonard and Sarah with a daughter Maria(born 1825). For Erastus Rudd and Harriet Hill, he shows their son David Rudd with a wife named Sarah(born 1840), and their children, Otus(born 1860), James(born 1866), Milton(born 1868), Isabell(born 1870), Sandford(born 1872), Elias(born 1874), and Peter(born 1879). For Rossiter Rudd(born 1842) he shows wife Julia(born 1840)(possibly a middle or nickname for Jane Gregg), and that their son Mansfield's middle initial was J. According to Milton, Alonzo's brother's full name was William Henry Rudd(1839-1931). William had two wives, Rachel Pridemore and Elidia Ann Hayden(1841-1896). They had the following children: with 1st wife--Myrtle Rudd, Grace Rudd(born 1891), with 2nd wife--Elmer Ulesus Rudd(1865-1939), Marion Alberta Rudd(1863-1890), Clark Wilber Rudd(1870-1896), Jason Victor Rudd(1873-1937), Alfred Barak Rudd(1879-1896), and Paul Vivian Rudd(born 1875). For Lydia Rudd(born 1776), Milton shows her husband, Pitman Barker(born 1772). I'm going to be sending Milton a copy of a picture of the Rudd Brothers(William, Charles, and Alonzo) that I have posted on my website, and I will try to get a .gedcom file from him. If he's willing to send me one, and if it has more detailed information in it, I'll furnish it to whoever wants a copy. I have the correspondence files almost done and ready to post. I'll let you know when they're up, so those of you who haven't been with us that long can access the information we shared early on. Kevin K. Stephenson 1600 Kentucky St. #2 Lawrence, KS 66044 (785)865-1586 Data/Fax:(785)865-2555 e-mail: [email protected] website: http://falcon.cc.ukans.edu/~kevin2/homepage.html

Hi, Helen, Good to hear from you! Your first message did go through; guess nobody had an answer! Have you been able to trace your Whites back from William Henry White? If you can go back a couple of generations, I might be able to help you. I have Vol. 1 of the Mayflower Five Generation books which included William White as a pilgrim; Peregrine White was his second son. I believe this book has been updated, but I don't have it. Those books only go to about the Rev. War. Joann Nichols [email protected] Helen Lathrop wrote: > Hi Rudd Cousins, > I'm new and have been reading all the postings. Great fun. > Here's my line. > > Jonathan Rudd - unknown > ____ - 1658 > Nathaniel Rudd - Abigail Hartshorn > 1660 - 1727 1686 -____ > Joseph Rudd Sr. - Sarah Moseley > 1708 - 1787 1715 - 1770 > Joseph Rudd Jr. - Sarah Story > 1740 - 1818 1744 -1842 > David Andrew Rudd - Betsey Wood > 1786 -1854 1791 - 1856 > Sandford Highville Rudd - Fanny Watson > 1827 -1918 1834 - 1867 > Bessie Ann Rudd - Willian Henry White > 1857 - 1943 1854 - 1922 > Irving White - Lila Stevenson > 1879 - 1960 1881 - 1967 > Harriet Elizabeth White - Nathan A. Cordier > 1909 - 1979 1905 - 1981 > Helen Louise Cordier - (1st) Albert F. Snow > 1935 - 1932 - 1961 > (2nd) Raymond F. Lathrop > 1928 >

Hi Rudd Cousins, I'm new and have been reading all the postings. Great fun. Here's my line. Jonathan Rudd - unknown ____ - 1658 Nathaniel Rudd - Abigail Hartshorn 1660 - 1727 1686 -____ Joseph Rudd Sr. - Sarah Moseley 1708 - 1787 1715 - 1770 Joseph Rudd Jr. - Sarah Story 1740 - 1818 1744 -1842 David Andrew Rudd - Betsey Wood 1786 -1854 1791 - 1856 Sandford Highville Rudd - Fanny Watson 1827 -1918 1834 - 1867 Bessie Ann Rudd - Willian Henry White 1857 - 1943 1854 - 1922 Irving White - Lila Stevenson 1879 - 1960 1881 - 1967 Harriet Elizabeth White - Nathan A. Cordier 1909 - 1979 1905 - 1981 Helen Louise Cordier - (1st) Albert F. Snow 1935 - 1932 - 1961 (2nd) Raymond F. Lathrop 1928 Also I belong to the Mayflower Society through the White line to Edward Fuller. Would like to find a connection to Perigrin White of the Mayflower, old family stories say we desend from him, but have not made the connection yet. I also joined the Lathrop list, but it's so new there have been no postings yet. Would like to trace the Lathrop line to Rev. John Lathrop or Mark Lathrop. My husband's family came from NJ, his father was Charles M. Lathrop, then Frederick M., then Charles W. born in 1852, don't know any parents for him. This is my first posting to the list, hope you all can make head or tails out of it. Thanks, Helen L. Lathrop, Washington Co. NY. Thought I would send this again, don't know if it went the first time. I sure enjoy reading all the postings and saved a lot of them. Thanks to Joanne who got me started. Helen ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Ardith, Don & Ardith Millington wrote: > I have been observing the mail list for a few months, but this is my > first submission. My line: > Increase-Bathsheba > Barak-Abigail Mahurin > Barker-Lucinda > Nelson B.Rudd-Margaret Huff > Minnie Abigail Rudd-Charles Hendrick > I enjoy reading the messages and would enjoy even more if anyone has any > infomation to offer. I have met a lot of nice people searching this > family history. Thanks Cousins, Ardith Millington You list Barker-Lucinda. Do you have any birth or marriage date on them? Doug Rudd Des Moines, IA

Glen, Yes. I, too, would like a copy of your Ames line document. Doug Rudd [email protected] [email protected] wrote: > Rudds, > Randy Rudd and I have been working on the following Ames line lately: > > Samuel Rudd (b. 10 Feb 1779) m. Mary (Polly) Ames (b. 29 Jan 1788) > > This Samuel is the son of Increase, son of Joseph, son of Nathaniel, son of > Lieutenant Jonathan Rudd and Mary ?. > > For those who are interested, I now have a Word 6.0 file with most of this > information on it and would be happy to send it as an attachment to anyone who > requests it.

Hi Cousin Glenn, I'd like to get my request in for a copy of the Ames information. Although it's not my direct line, I'd like to include it in my database. Thanks! Celia

Glenn-- I'm definitely interested in getting a copy of what you discovered. Also, if you wish, I can post it on my website for the rest of the cousins to download! Let me know if you'd like to do this. Kevin. -----Original Message----- From: Celia G. Snyder [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, October 04, 1998 1:42 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Elijah Ames ancestry--a wall comes down Hi Cousin Glenn, Yes, you are correct, the listserve doe not allow attachments. You could copy and paste into the body of an email if it's no more than about 5 pages - that is, if you want to. Celia At 2:36 PM -0400 10/4/98, [email protected] wrote: >Rudds, > Randy Rudd and I have been working on the following Ames line lately: > >Samuel Rudd (b. 10 Feb 1779) m. Mary (Polly) Ames (b. 29 Jan 1788) > >This Samuel is the son of Increase, son of Joseph, son of Nathaniel, son of >Lieutenant Jonathan Rudd and Mary ?. > >A major wall has now come down. Randy sent me documentation of Elijah's >parents, who are Daniel Ames and Miriam Button. I came across an on-line book >about the Button ancestry on FTW's genealogy library, and it has Miriam's >ancestry back many generations, and gives Daniel's parents. > >For those who are interested, I now have a Word 6.0 file with most of this >information on it and would be happy to send it as an attachment to anyone who >requests it. I would put the attachment on the listserve, but last I heard >this listserve did not permit attachments--is that still true? > >Please let me know. >Thanks. >Glenn

Glenn, Yes I would like a copy of your and Randy's info on the Ames line. If you send it as an attachment send it to my ISP address "[email protected]" - maybe send it to that address anyway. How are you all? From what Aunt Ruth tells me I will be taking Priscilla's parent to the airport in a couple of weeks. Last night they went with us to the 100th anniversary of the Pine Meadows church. I was scheduled to comment on the time my father was pastor there which was in 1917-1919.. Can't say that I new much about it accept that he met and married my mother while there. I have seen his diary for that time but could't find it now. I am not sure where it is. Ever, Uncle Chet On Sun, 4 Oct 1998 14:36:42 EDT [email protected] writes: >Rudds, > Randy Rudd and I have been working on the following Ames line >lately: > >Samuel Rudd (b. 10 Feb 1779) m. Mary (Polly) Ames (b. 29 Jan 1788) > >This Samuel is the son of Increase, son of Joseph, son of Nathaniel, >son of >Lieutenant Jonathan Rudd and Mary ?. > >A major wall has now come down. Randy sent me documentation of >Elijah's >parents, who are Daniel Ames and Miriam Button. I came across an >on-line book >about the Button ancestry on FTW's genealogy library, and it has >Miriam's >ancestry back many generations, and gives Daniel's parents. > >For those who are interested, I now have a Word 6.0 file with most of >this >information on it and would be happy to send it as an attachment to >anyone who >requests it. I would put the attachment on the listserve, but last I >heard >this listserve did not permit attachments--is that still true? > >Please let me know. >Thanks. >Glenn > > ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hi Glenn, Yes I do believe I would like that as an attachment or download. How did your summer vacation turn out? Around here summers are too short, we never have enough time to do what we want. Guess that makes them that much more endearing. I've started putting our Roots mail into a Word document and then I print out each month-makes it easier to go into a notebook, I jsut don't read it as timely as I should. Our printer went down on us about two months ago, that's how I got started doing it. We couldn't be long without a printer so we now have a Canon 4400, it's the kind that turns into a scanner?? See what I can learn this time. The labor day storm that went thu here took our patio roof and punched a hole in the roof--just to keep us busy I reckon. C YA Vera Mae

Hi Cousin Glenn, Yes, you are correct, the listserve doe not allow attachments. You could copy and paste into the body of an email if it's no more than about 5 pages - that is, if you want to. Celia At 2:36 PM -0400 10/4/98, [email protected] wrote: >Rudds, > Randy Rudd and I have been working on the following Ames line lately: > >Samuel Rudd (b. 10 Feb 1779) m. Mary (Polly) Ames (b. 29 Jan 1788) > >This Samuel is the son of Increase, son of Joseph, son of Nathaniel, son of >Lieutenant Jonathan Rudd and Mary ?. > >A major wall has now come down. Randy sent me documentation of Elijah's >parents, who are Daniel Ames and Miriam Button. I came across an on-line book >about the Button ancestry on FTW's genealogy library, and it has Miriam's >ancestry back many generations, and gives Daniel's parents. > >For those who are interested, I now have a Word 6.0 file with most of this >information on it and would be happy to send it as an attachment to anyone who >requests it. I would put the attachment on the listserve, but last I heard >this listserve did not permit attachments--is that still true? > >Please let me know. >Thanks. >Glenn

Rudds, Randy Rudd and I have been working on the following Ames line lately: Samuel Rudd (b. 10 Feb 1779) m. Mary (Polly) Ames (b. 29 Jan 1788) This Samuel is the son of Increase, son of Joseph, son of Nathaniel, son of Lieutenant Jonathan Rudd and Mary ?. A major wall has now come down. Randy sent me documentation of Elijah's parents, who are Daniel Ames and Miriam Button. I came across an on-line book about the Button ancestry on FTW's genealogy library, and it has Miriam's ancestry back many generations, and gives Daniel's parents. For those who are interested, I now have a Word 6.0 file with most of this information on it and would be happy to send it as an attachment to anyone who requests it. I would put the attachment on the listserve, but last I heard this listserve did not permit attachments--is that still true? Please let me know. Thanks. Glenn

My husband's roll call is below. I would love to confirm which line our lady comes from! Any cousins out there who recognize her? Nancy RUDD b CT, m. Jesse HILLS (s/o Amos HILLS & Bette/Elizabeth JUDSON) Jesse was b. 20 Apr 1773 E Hartford CT. d. 27 Jun 1852 Martinsburg, Lewis Co. NY. Nancy moved to Iowa with her son Henry, and died in Manchester, Delaware Co, IA...we have no date. She is buried under a large oak tree. Her children were Charles b 1805, Cornelius b 1807 (in NY), Jetson b 1809, Lucinda b 1811, Sophia b 1814, Russell b 1817, Almeron b 1820, Mary b 1825 (m. Henry Risley HOUSE, whose family also goes back to early CT), and Henry Harrison (our line), Henry Harrison HILLS b 25 Oct 1830 Martinsburg, Lewis Co, NY, d 18 Dec 1904 in Waterloo IA of Bright's Disease m. Selina MILLER 6 May 1867 in Iowa. Selina was also from NY, and they had both come to Iowa as teachers, met & married in IA. their seven children included: Harry Bert HILLS b 17 Apr 1882, IA d. 1956 Dunkerton, IA m. Caren (Carrie) KNUDSEN (b. Denmark) Their seven children include: Jean Carol HILLS b 1922 Cedar Falls, IA, m. Harlan A. STENBERG 1948 Andrew Harlan STENBERG b 1955 IA m. Susan M. KING in 1979 We have land deed information from when Nancy & Henry moved to Iowa, we have plat maps of the family land, but we have NO information on her parents, siblings, or even date of birth. All we know is that she was born in CT, and that one of her children (Mary) married into the HOUSE family of CT. Any leads would be very welcome, especially by an elderly aunt who is the daughter of Harry Bert HILLS and is very curious about Grandma Nancy. Thanks! Sue

Hello R-Gang, Here's my list: Jonathan Rudd(1620- )/? Nathaniel Rudd(1652-1727)/Mary Post(1662-1705) Jonathan Rudd(1693-1772)/Joanna Gregory(c1692-1774) Samuel Rudd(1727-1795)/Lurene Fitch(1732-1781) Prosper Rudd(1753-1833)/Eliza Lord(1753-1839) Wyllys Lord Rudd(1796-1868)/Elizabeth (Betsy) Peggs(1799-1853) Nathan Peggs Rudd(1830-1923)/Ellen Elizabeth Phillips(1837-1892) Wyllys Nathan Rudd(1866-1930)/Maud Julia Singleton(1868-1945) Franklyn Nathan Rudd(1911- )/Lois Ruth Robinson(1917- ) Frank Robinson Rudd(1946- )/Karen Ann Schuler(1946- ) That's all folks!! Frank

Joann-- You're right...it was early in the a.m. when I did that!! The correct lineage for my roll call should have been: Lt. Jonathan Rudd(1620--1658)/? Nathaniel Rudd(1652--April 1727/Abigail Hartshorn Joseph Rudd(1708-1787)/Sarah Moseley Increase (Moseley?) Rudd(1734-1802)/Bathsheba Johnson Johnson Rudd(1767-1817)/Abigail Brown Barak Rudd(1812-1900)/Livonia Lydia Atwood Alonzo Eugene Rudd(1841-1913)/Charlotte Amanda Empie Arthur Eugene Rudd(1868-1951/Berneicia Catherine Ralstin Ethel Geraldine Rudd(1905-1972)/Ralph Elliott Burnett Doris Evon Burnett(1930- )/Charles Robert Stephenson Kevin Kent Stephenson I love Joann because she keeps us honest, and accurate!!!!!!!!!!! -----Original Message----- From: Joann H. Nichols [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 1998 8:27 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: posting our correspondence Whoops, Kevin, You left out the second generation--Nathaniel Rudd and his second wife, Abigail Hartshorn! Joann

Hi, Dave, Sorry to hear about the death of your mother. The Rudd mail list of which I am a part started out with descendants of Jonathan Rudd of Old Saybrook, CT, but it has expanded to include other emigrants and just plain unknown ancestry of Rudd people. I have never heard of a Rudd Family group from Ontario, Canada. I am copying your message and my answer to the Rudd List in case someone else recognizes any information in your message. If you and/or your sister would like to join the list, let me know and I will let you know how to do it. Quite a few Rudd people from the Jonathan line went out to the Michigan area, so your mother (and you) could be connected to them. As you and your sister are able to find more information on your grandmother, Mae Rudd, I would be glad to try to help you get back further. By information, perhaps you can find some dates of birth, marriage, death, as well as places for her. Best regards, Joann Nichols [email protected] [email protected] wrote: > At approximately 6:45 PM 9/28/1998, Winifred L. Smith died at age 82 in > Plainwell, Mich. Winfred was the daughter of Alonzo and Mae Bisnett of > Big Rapids, MI. Mae's maiden name was Rudd. Mae had a brother George > Rudd, as I recall. > > Winifred's first marriage was to Francis Burnell Long, the second was to > Lawrence Smith, both in Kalamazoo, MI., and then married a third time to > someone whose name I've forgotten, but she retained the Smith name. > > Several years ago, I was contacted by someone from Ontario, Canada > regarding the Rudd Family Tree. Are you a part of the same group, or > are there several groups doing the same thing (what a waste of resources > if the latter is true)? > > Myself, David Lawrence Long, and my sister, Ann Louise Steele, are > Winifreds only children. We were at the funeral home yesterday, and > were asked for mom's birthplace. I think it was Three Rivers, MI, and > Ann thinks it's Big Rapids, MI. Ann broke her arm a month ago, the day > she moved into a new home, and being essentially one-armed, is having > great difficulty unpacking since she lives alone, and all the > documentation she has on mom is packed away. Since I passed mom's birth > information on to the Ontario organization, I was hoping that you were > tied to them. If you're not, but know of their existence, I would very > much appreciate knowing how to get in touch with them, preferably a home > page or an e-mail address. > > My home e-mail address is [email protected] > > I'd appreciate hearing from you. > > Dave Long