HUMMEL,Casper,David; PA,USA; 1804-1900 My great great great Grandfather came to America in 1804 with his brother their wives and children. They lived in Phila. PA for awhile then spread out. Wish to contact any one tracing the same line. Have a great day. Frank Hummel of New Jersey Searching Hummel, Silpath, Peacock, Snellbaker, Moore, Firing, McPherson, Conrad and Hartranff [email protected]

BUNNING; London,ENG; -1900 I am looking for any information on BUNNINGs in the London area; especially Victorian period, and especially if you know they emigrated -- L W (Bill) Bunning; Irvine, California, USA BUNNING one-name study: Guild member 1325 LWBunning <[email protected]>

BUNNING; London,ENG; -1900 -- L W (Bill) Bunning; Irvine, California, USA BUNNING one-name study: Guild member 1325 LWBunning <[email protected]>

MACHEREY; Duesseldorf, DEU; 1772-1814 Hi, is there anybody researching the above and below family? Bye for now. Cornelius. Descendants of Peter (Johann Peter?) MACHEREY Page : 1 I.1 Peter (Johann Peter?) (Peter) MACHEREY, Fassbinder und Winkelierer, born vor 1750 in Drow bei Dueren, evtl. Drove zwischen Dueren und Zuelpich, died ca 1783 in Duesseldorf. Church marriage on 23.08.1769 in Duesseldorf, St. Lambertus (rk) to Elisabeth MUND (MONS, MONZ), born ca 1747 in Duesseldorf ? Died on 07.07.1820 in Duesseldorf. From this marriage: 1. Anna Isabella MACHEREY, christened (rk) on 24.04.1772 in Du"sseldorf, St. Lambertus. 2. Carola Franziska MACHEREY (see also II.3). 3. Anna Elisabeth MACHEREY, christened (rk) on 21.03.1776 in Du"sseldorf, St. Lambertus. 4. Hermann Josef MACHEREY, christened (rk) on 18.03.1777 in Du"sseldorf, St. Lambertus. 5. Karolina Josepha MACHEREY, christened (rk) on 28.09.1779 in Du"sseldorf, St. Lambertus. 6. Johann Jakob MACHEREY, christened (rk) on 12.11.1781 in Du"sseldorf, St. Lambertus. 7. Theresia Elisabeth MACHEREY, christened (rk) on 08.03.1783 in Du"sseldorf, St. Lambertus. 8. Theresia MACHEREY, born 1784 in Du"sseldorf. Church marriage on 24.07.1805 in Du"sseldorf (rk) (witnesses: Jacobina Strassmann, Philip Rieger) to Joannis Josephus Anton STRAssMANN, Sartor, born 1785 in Du"sseldorf, son of Heinrich STRAssMANN and Helene Maria IGELS. 9. Christian Franz MACHEREY, christened (rk) on 26.12.1785 in Du"sseldorf, St. Lambertus. 10. Joseph (Conrad Joseph ?) MACHEREY (see also II.12). 11. Jacob Wilhelm MACHEREY. II.3 Carola Franziska MACHEREY, born ca 1775 in Duesseldorf. Rueckschluss aus Aussage des Heinrich Stegmeier zum Tod des Peter Macherey am 02.10.1850. Church marriage on 15.12.1803 in Duesseldorf, St. Lamber./Max to Jacob Kilian STEGMEIER, born 1774 in Duesseldorf, son of Adam STEGMEIER and Helene DANIELS. From this marriage: 1. Heinrich STEGMEYER, born ca 1809 in Duesseldorf ? II.12 Joseph (Conrad Joseph ?) MACHEREY, Kleidermacher, born 1777/1772? in Duesseldorf (religion: rk), died on 22.04.1845 at 9.00 in Duesseldorf. Church marriage (1) on 05.08.1792 in Duesseldorf, St. Lamb/Max (rk) to Christina FELDERS (VELTEN), born vor 1772, died vor 1807 ? Daughter of Johann FELDERS (VELTEN) ((VETTEN) and Maria Agnes CREVELDTS. Church marriage (2) on 14.06.1807 in Duesseldorf, St. Lambertus (rk) to Odilia (Christina ?) BOHLEN, 24 years old, born on 27.01.1783 in Gustorf, christened (rk) on 27.01.1783 in Gustorf (witnesses: Winandus Muller et Odilia Scharf), died vor 1845, daughter of Gottfried BOHLEN and Anna Gertrud (Gertrud) SCHUMACHER. From the first marriage: 1. Philipina MACHEREY, born ca 1794, died on 18.12.1820 in Duesseldorf. From the second marriage: 2. Franziska Jacobina MACHEREY, christened (rk) on 21.08.1808 in Duesseldorf. Married at the age of 18 on 08.01.1827 in Du"sseldorf to Heinrich Laurenz DUMOULIN, 22 years old, Barbierer, born on 11.02.1804 in Neuss, son of Johann DUMOULIN and Sibille Catharina KNAPS. 3. Elisabeth Phillippine MACHEREY, christened (rk) on 25.06.1810 in Duesseldorf, St. Lambertus. 4. Jacob Anton MACHEREY (see also III.6). 5. Anna Maria Luisa Henriette Josephine MACHEREY (see also III.10). 6. Jakob Ludwig MACHEREY, born on 16.10.1817 at 11:00 in Duesseldorf. 7. Wilhelmine Elisabeth MACHEREY, born on 26.10.1820 in Duesseldorf. 8. Elisabeth Friederike MACHEREY, christened (rk) on 03.09.1823 in Duesseldorf, St. Lambertus. 9. Auguste MACHEREY, born on 14.04.1826 in Duesseldorf. III.6 Jacob Anton MACHEREY, born on 09.03.1813 in Duesseldorf Married (1) at the age of 25 on 31.05.1838 in Duesseldorf to Anna Maria Josephe Johanne KAYSER, 30 years old, born on 12.08.1807 in Duesseldorf, christened (rk) in Duesseldorf, St. Lambertus, died vor 1852 in Duesseldorf. Married (2) at the age of 38 on 23.02.1852 in Duesseldorf (witnesses: Carl Heitmann, Peter Schmitz, Johann Brahs, Franz Fischer) to Maria Caroline HAAS, 41 years old, Hausfrau, born on 14.08.1810, daughter of Heinrich (Heinrich) HAAS, S.d. Haas ... u.d. ... and Helene MOSTERTZ, T.d. Mostertz ... u.d. ... III.10 Anna Maria Luisa Henriette Josephine MACHEREY, T.d. Macherey Joseph, Kleidermacher u.d. Bohlen Odilia, born on 21.10.1814 at 02:00 in Municipalitaet Duehseldorf. Married at the age of 32 on 01.01.1847 in Duesseldorf to Heinrich Anton Maria (Anton) OTTO (OTHO, OTTEN), 33 years old, Musiker, born on 19.01.1813 in Duesseldorf, died on 14.02.1850 in Duesseldorf at the age of 37, son of Johann Peter (Peter) OTTEN, Weber, Sammetbandwirker and Marie Gertrud Josephe (Gertrud ?) LAMMERTIN. [email protected]

KUZORRA, Ernst; DEU; 1900-1950 Hi, I am looking for the researcher, who was some times ago interested in above person in Fido-Echo Genealogy.ger, or other persons, who are researching Football-player Ernst Kuzorra. My Brother-in law (I am researching his line) has been told, that he is related to him. Greetings. Cornelius. [email protected]

BASTIN Margaret; KY,USA; m. 1901 ----- Original Message ----- From: Bev Statom-Barnett <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 30, 1999 3:46 PM Subject: BASTIN Margaret; KY USA; m1901 > Please can anyone help. > I am looking for information on Margaret Bastin, l know she married a George > Statom abt 1901 > Does anyone have any more information. > I would like to know if they had any children? If they did what are their > names? > Thanking anyone who helps in advance. > Kind regards > Bev > [email protected] >

LIVINGSTON Josephine; TN,USA; c. 1877 ----- Original Message ----- From: Bev Statom-Barnett <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 30, 1999 3:54 PM Subject: LIVINGSTON Josephine; USA; c1877 > Please can anyone help. > I am looking for information on Josephine Livingston, l know she married a > George Statom on 25th Oct 1877. > Does anyone have any more information. > I would like to know if they had any children? If they did what are their > names? > Thanking anyone who helps in advance. > Kind regards > Bev > [email protected] > > > >

BACHMANN; DEU>USA; 1840 Hi ! Hope someone recognizes these BACHMANN's. Would love to make a connection! Sue [email protected] Rootsweb Sponsor Searching: Bachmann, Christ, Kistenmacher, Kufs, Schaefer, Rincke, Reichelt Conrad BACHMANN b:abt 1835 married Elizabeth CHRIST children: Marie Luise BACHMANN b:26 Sept1860/1866 Freienseen, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany d:3 Oct 1950 NYC m:Frederick KUFS in USA 1886/7 b:26 Sept 1862 d:9 Oct 1908 Christina BACHMANN b:27 Sept 1868 Freienseen, Hessen-Darmstadt d: after 1950 m:Fred KISTENMACHER in USA Ferdinand BACHMANN b: date? Freienseen, Hessen-Darmstadt d: in USA Emma BACHMANN b:date? Freienseen, Hessen-Darmstadt m: William WAGNER in Germany

RITTER; Anholt, DEU; 1809-1851 Hello, There is only one Ritter-Familiy in Anholt, Westfalia, Germany. All chilldrem were born from the couple Ritter/Koppelaar. If someone is researching this family, he should contact me, I did some research. With the best wishes. Cornelius. [email protected]

COCHRAN Sophronia; KY,USA; c. 1889 ----- Original Message ----- From: Bev Statom-Barnett <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 30, 1999 3:50 PM Subject: COCHRAN Sophronia; KY USA; c1889 > Please can anyone help. > I am looking for information on Sophronia Cochran, l know she married a > George Statom on 11th Aug 1889 > Does anyone have any more information. > I would like to know if they had any children? If they did what are their > names? > Thanking anyone who helps in advance. > Kind regards > Bev > [email protected] > > >

MOON Thomas; ENG; 1813 MOON Thomas; Yorkshire ENG; 1813 Looking for information on Thomas Moon b. 1813 in Yorkshire, ENG. d. 1831 in ILL. m. ANN HOXBY Aug. 12, 1847. b. 1825 in Yorkshire. d. 1878 in ILL. Children: ANNA b. 1849, GEORGE b. 1851, JOHN b. 1853, THOMAS H. b. 1855, JAMES W. b. 1858, RACHEL b. 1861, JOSEPH H. b. 1864, CHARLES E. b. 1867. Any information on this line would be appreciated. Thanks, James Moon Plano, Texas [email protected]

PORETR; Wrabness, ENG; 1600-1999 Any info on the the Porters from Wrabness? Then please share it with me. Bye Paul. "Paul Atkins" <[email protected]>

RITTER; Fulda, HES,DEU; 1742-1830 Hello, In my research is one of the Ritter-Families from Fulda, the time is about 1710 to 1807. Maybe, I researched just the family, you are looking for. With the best wishes. Cornelius. [email protected]

RITTER Johannes Heinrich; Fulda, HES,DEU; 1710-1791 Hello, I am still looking for information about the above named man, especially the birth-record (born in Waldkappel, recorded in Hainzell, Grossen-lueder, Hosenfeld, or even in one of the churched of Fulda, but not in St. Blasius and Suburbia (= Dom-Pfarrei). With the best wishes. Cornelius. [email protected]

GAMBER; DEU > Washington,PA,USA; c. 1800 Researching family GAMBER, specifically ancestory of John GAMBER, born 9 May 1818, reportedly in Bethlehem Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania. He died 7 August 1889 in Waynesburg, Greene County, PA. [email protected]

RILEY; Manchester, London, ENG, San Francisco, USA; 1838-1999 I am trying to trace: 1) any US descendants of my gt gt uncle James (Jim) Edward Riley who emigrated to San Francisco in 1876. He was born in Manchester in 1852 to John Riley - a cotton merchant -and Anne Riley (nee Bolton). He was said to have married a lady who owned a laundry business in San Francisco and had saved himself upon arrival in SF harbour after his boat sank by climbing up the anchor of a nearby boat! When his ship sank he lost a lot of family silver with it, which he was reputed to have been given by his mother, whose favourite he was. I believe he had 2 daughters: Bessie Bolton Riley and Isobel Bolton Riley, the latter born in 1893 (and who married a Mr Sweet), and it is possible Jim had a son, John Ernest Riley. I think he may have had a son called John Ernest because in the will of one of Jim's elder sisters (died 1922), John Ernest (described as a Master Mariner), was charged with delivering some possessions of Jim's deceased sister to his two daughters. I think Jim may still have been alive in 1922 as he is not described as the 'late' James Riley, unlike some of his elder siblings mentioned in the same will. This is all I know of him (I have 2 photos of him taken probably in the early 1870s). As I said, Jim's father was a cotton merchant in Manchester, although born on a farm in Warwickshire (1810). Jim's mother, Anne Elizabeth was the daughter of William Bolton, owner of the Shakespeare Hotel in Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire. When Jim's father died in 1887, Jim returned to London for a few months, returning to S.Frisco in 1888. Secondly I am trying to trace other descendants of my gt gt grandfather John Riley (1810-1887). After Manchester he retired to Barnes, SW London in the 1860s. He had 9 children: 1) William Bolton Riley (1838-1885), known as Bolton, lived in Manchester. It is thought he married a Miss Fearnley, and had 2 children - Francis Bolton Riley and Anne Mary Riley (known as Mary). 2) (Rev) John Riley (1839-1914) - my gt grandfather - vicar of Murfield in W.Yorkshire and later Brill in Bucks. Married Charlotte Elizabeth Boys. 2 children: (Rev) Lambert Riley (1880-1948) - my grandfather - married Marjorie Grace Maton, and Margaret Riley (1883-1945) married Rev.Colin Millington. 3) Sarah Elizabeth Riley (c.1841-1890), married twice: Dr Samuel Booth, George Allen. No children. 4) Joseph St.Patrick Riley (1842-1897), known as Joe. A surgeon in Salford, Manchester. Married Emily Bibby (?). Probably 3 children (order unknown): Leonard Riley, Ethel Louise Riley (married a Mr Watson), and Dora Riley (b.1876) (married a Mr Wellwood). 5) Henry Walter Riley (born c.1847, year of death unknown). Married Mary Ann Leeds at Manchester Cathedral on 19th December 1870, William Bolton Riley being a witness. They had six children (approximate years of birth derived from their ages mentioned in the censuses of 1881 and 1891): Henry H Riley (born c.1872), Frederick W Riley (born c.1874), John E Riley (born c.1876), George E Riley (born c.1878), Florence Riley (born c.1880, probably died in infancy before 1891), and Mabel Riley (born c.1886). Last of John Riley's children to remain in the Manchester area. 6) Alfred Riley (1848-1929?). Married Florence Emily Winton. 3 known children (no order): Alfred Winton Riley, Florence Olive Riley, Emily Winton Riley. Alfred latterly lived in Saunderstead, Surrey. He may have worked in a bank. 7) Katherine Riley (1849-1922). Known as Kate. Lived all her life around Barnes/Putney/Sheen area. Never married. Buried in Chiswick with younger sister Annie. 8) Anne Eden Riley (1851-1923). Lived all her life around Barnes/Putney/Sheen area. Never married. Buried in Chiswick with elder sister Kate. 9) James Edward Riley (born 1852, year of death unknown). Known as Jim. Emigrated to San Francisco in 1876 (see above). 2 daughters, possibly a son - John Ernest Riley. If you know of a connection from this information to your own family, I would very much like to hear from you, especially if related to Wm Bolton, Joe, Henry, Alfred or Jim Riley. Thanks Charles MW Riley, London, UK "Charles Riley" <[email protected]>

RILEY; Manchester, London, ENG, San Francisco, USA; 1838-1999 I am trying to trace: 1) any US descendants of my gt gt uncle James (Jim) Edward Riley who emigrated to San Francisco in 1876. He was born in Manchester in 1852 to John Riley - a cotton merchant -and Anne Riley (nee Bolton). He was said to have married a lady who owned a laundry business in San Francisco and had saved himself upon arrival in SF harbour after his boat sank by climbing up the anchor of a nearby boat! When his ship sank he lost a lot of family silver with it, which he was reputed to have been given by his mother, whose favourite he was. I believe he had 2 daughters: Bessie Bolton Riley and Isobel Bolton Riley, the latter born in 1893 (and who married a Mr Sweet), and it is possible Jim had a son, John Ernest Riley. I think he may have had a son called John Ernest because in the will of one of Jim's elder sisters (died 1922), John Ernest (described as a Master Mariner), was charged with delivering some possessions of Jim's deceased sister to his two daughters. I think Jim may still have been alive in 1922 as he is not described as the 'late' James Riley, unlike some of his elder siblings mentioned in the same will. This is all I know of him (I have 2 photos of him taken probably in the early 1870s). As I said, Jim's father was a cotton merchant in Manchester, although born on a farm in Warwickshire (1810). Jim's mother, Anne Elizabeth was the daughter of William Bolton, owner of the Shakespeare Hotel in Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire. When Jim's father died in 1887, Jim returned to London for a few months, returning to S.Frisco in 1888. Secondly I am trying to trace other descendants of my gt gt grandfather John Riley (1810-1887). After Manchester he retired to Barnes, SW London in the 1860s. He had 9 children: 1) William Bolton Riley (1838-1885), known as Bolton, lived in Manchester. It is thought he married a Miss Fearnley, and had 2 children - Francis Bolton Riley and Anne Mary Riley (known as Mary). 2) (Rev) John Riley (1839-1914) - my gt grandfather - vicar of Murfield in W.Yorkshire and later Brill in Bucks. Married Charlotte Elizabeth Boys. 2 children: (Rev) Lambert Riley (1880-1948) - my grandfather - married Marjorie Grace Maton, and Margaret Riley (1883-1945) married Rev.Colin Millington. 3) Sarah Elizabeth Riley (c.1841-1890), married twice: Dr Samuel Booth, George Allen. No children. 4) Joseph St.Patrick Riley (1842-1897), known as Joe. A surgeon in Salford, Manchester. Married Emily Bibby (?). Probably 3 children (order unknown): Leonard Riley, Ethel Louise Riley (married a Mr Watson), and Dora Riley (b.1876) (married a Mr Wellwood). 5) Henry Walter Riley (born c.1847, year of death unknown). Married Mary Ann Leeds at Manchester Cathedral on 19th December 1870, William Bolton Riley being a witness. They had six children (approximate years of birth derived from their ages mentioned in the censuses of 1881 and 1891): Henry H Riley (born c.1872), Frederick W Riley (born c.1874), John E Riley (born c.1876), George E Riley (born c.1878), Florence Riley (born c.1880, probably died in infancy before 1891), and Mabel Riley (born c.1886). Last of John Riley's children to remain in the Manchester area. 6) Alfred Riley (1848-1929?). Married Florence Emily Winton. 3 known children (no order): Alfred Winton Riley, Florence Olive Riley, Emily Winton Riley. Alfred latterly lived in Saunderstead, Surrey. He may have worked in a bank. 7) Katherine Riley (1849-1922). Known as Kate. Lived all her life around Barnes/Putney/Sheen area. Never married. Buried in Chiswick with younger sister Annie. 8) Anne Eden Riley (1851-1923). Lived all her life around Barnes/Putney/Sheen area. Never married. Buried in Chiswick with elder sister Kate. 9) James Edward Riley (born 1852, year of death unknown). Known as Jim. Emigrated to San Francisco in 1876 (see above). 2 daughters, possibly a son - John Ernest Riley. If you know of a connection from this information to your own family, I would very much like to hear from you, especially if related to Wm Bolton, Joe, Henry, Alfred or Jim Riley. Thanks Charles MW Riley, London, UK "Charles Riley" <[email protected]>

BASTIN Margaret; KY,USA; c. 1900 Please can anyone help. I am looking for information on Margaret Bastin, l know she married a George Statom abt 1901 Does anyone have any more information. I would like to know if they had any children? If they did what are their names? Thanking anyone who helps in advance. Kind regards Bev [email protected]

RILEY; Manchester, London, ENG, San Francisco, USA; 1838-1999 I am trying to trace: 1) any US descendants of my gt gt uncle James (Jim) Edward Riley who emigrated to San Francisco in 1876. He was born in Manchester in 1852 to John Riley - a cotton merchant -and Anne Riley (nee Bolton). He was said to have married a lady who owned a laundry business in San Francisco and had saved himself upon arrival in SF harbour after his boat sank by climbing up the anchor of a nearby boat! When his ship sank he lost a lot of family silver with it, which he was reputed to have been given by his mother, whose favourite he was. I believe he had 2 daughters: Bessie Bolton Riley and Isobel Bolton Riley, the latter born in 1893 (and who married a Mr Sweet), and it is possible Jim had a son, John Ernest Riley. I think he may have had a son called John Ernest because in the will of one of Jim's elder sisters (died 1922), John Ernest (described as a Master Mariner), was charged with delivering some possessions of Jim's deceased sister to his two daughters. I think Jim may still have been alive in 1922 as he is not described as the 'late' James Riley, unlike some of his elder siblings mentioned in the same will. This is all I know of him (I have 2 photos of him taken probably in the early 1870s). As I said, Jim's father was a cotton merchant in Manchester, although born on a farm in Warwickshire (1810). Jim's mother, Anne Elizabeth was the daughter of William Bolton, owner of the Shakespeare Hotel in Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire. When Jim's father died in 1887, Jim returned to London for a few months, returning to S.Frisco in 1888. Secondly I am trying to trace other descendants of my gt gt grandfather John Riley (1810-1887). After Manchester he retired to Barnes, SW London in the 1860s. He had 9 children: 1) William Bolton Riley (1838-1885), known as Bolton, lived in Manchester. It is thought he married a Miss Fearnley, and had 2 children - Francis Bolton Riley and Anne Mary Riley (known as Mary). 2) (Rev) John Riley (1839-1914) - my gt grandfather - vicar of Murfield in W.Yorkshire and later Brill in Bucks. Married Charlotte Elizabeth Boys. 2 children: (Rev) Lambert Riley (1880-1948) - my grandfather - married Marjorie Grace Maton, and Margaret Riley (1883-1945) married Rev.Colin Millington. 3) Sarah Elizabeth Riley (c.1841-1890), married twice: Dr Samuel Booth, George Allen. No children. 4) Joseph St.Patrick Riley (1842-1897), known as Joe. A surgeon in Salford, Manchester. Married Emily Bibby (?). Probably 3 children (order unknown): Leonard Riley, Ethel Louise Riley (married a Mr Watson), and Dora Riley (b.1876) (married a Mr Wellwood). 5) Henry Walter Riley (born c.1847, year of death unknown). Married Mary Ann Leeds at Manchester Cathedral on 19th December 1870, William Bolton Riley being a witness. They had six children (approximate years of birth derived from their ages mentioned in the censuses of 1881 and 1891): Henry H Riley (born c.1872), Frederick W Riley (born c.1874), John E Riley (born c.1876), George E Riley (born c.1878), Florence Riley (born c.1880, probably died in infancy before 1891), and Mabel Riley (born c.1886). Last of John Riley's children to remain in the Manchester area. 6) Alfred Riley (1848-1929?). Married Florence Emily Winton. 3 known children (no order): Alfred Winton Riley, Florence Olive Riley, Emily Winton Riley. Alfred latterly lived in Saunderstead, Surrey. He may have worked in a bank. 7) Katherine Riley (1849-1922). Known as Kate. Lived all her life around Barnes/Putney/Sheen area. Never married. Buried in Chiswick with younger sister Annie. 8) Anne Eden Riley (1851-1923). Lived all her life around Barnes/Putney/Sheen area. Never married. Buried in Chiswick with elder sister Kate. 9) James Edward Riley (born 1852, year of death unknown). Known as Jim. Emigrated to San Francisco in 1876 (see above). 2 daughters, possibly a son - John Ernest Riley. If you know of a connection from this information to your own family, I would very much like to hear from you, especially if related to Wm Bolton, Joe, Henry, Alfred or Jim Riley. Thanks Charles MW Riley, London, UK "Charles Riley" <[email protected]>

DRAKE; ENG; 1500-1900 Hi fellow genealogists and list members, update on the Drake Family Genealogy World Wide website. Drake Website Statistics as at 1st November 1999 A red "+" on any webpage on the site denotes a new entry for the current month. Hits for Oct 923 Databases = 161 Drake Websites = 74 Enquiries = 283 History Items = 47 Surnames = 28 Biographys = 52 Books = 43 Wills = 22 Library items 170 plus Singleton Family History Society website http://users.bigpond.com/lrandrew/singleton/sfhspage.htm Kind regards, Roy Andrews Drake Page http://www.users.bigpond.com/LRANDREW/drake/drakepage.htm email [email protected]