Here is a bit about Nancy Findley, I think. Might be the "dependent mother" listed in the Overton Pension list of 1883. Nancy Reagan got a pension beginning in July 1879. (184858) So many names are repetious, though. Sarah

Pat, How do you regard the stories that our James Findley had a sister who married David Crockett? Is that another James Findley? And is ours the Captain James Findley? There has been lots of genealogical work done on David Crockett. That's how I worked back to Augusta Co, VA. I appreciate your information. Sarah

Thank you, Sarah! You're a peach. Those Voiles are scattered everywhere, it seems. One reason it is so hard to trace them is that they don't stay put long enough to leave lots of records. Not sure about the reason for this. Helen

Sarah, Think Nancy was born about 1813, John was born in 1802. There is a list of their children in the 1850 census, but it does not list Nancy, Hiram or George. Of course all 3 of these were married but think some of the others were to. Hiram died in Civil War and 2 of his sons are living with James & Elizabeth in the census. Hiram had a daughter Elizabeth that married Goolsby Key. Nancy lived with her son John after John Sr. died and think it was after 1880 that she passed away. James and Elizabeth had a daughter Susannah and although I can't prove it think this is the Susan that married Caleb Lindsey Reagan. Pat

Helen, I will watch for Voiles when I am looking in NC. Lots and lots of Fentress Co families were in Granville or Bute or Warren counties in NC in the late 1700s. They then went west into Rowan or Surry or Wilkes (depending on the date) around 1800 and then into TN through the Cumberland Gap, I guess. After 10 years of watching this Fentress rootsweb list serve, reading the deed books in these counties is almost like reading about friends. Sarah

Is this Robert H. Findley?

Pat, There is a George Finley who was born Nov 28, 1719, in Dublin, Ireland. He died about 1787 in Westmoreland Co, PA. He is related to the Augusta, VA, Finleys. I don't have his descendants but will try to find out if there is a James who might have ended up in NC. Or maybe there is another generation in between. I have James Findley as born about 1780. I'm always amazed at how much traveling all of these families did. I have James Finley's (Findley's) daughter Nancy as born in 1802 in TN. She died in Little Crab sometime after 1880. Do you have more detail on James and Elizabeth ( maybe Love)? Sarah

Does anyone have any info on Manda or Mandy Findley, d/o rRobert Finley. She was born Oct 25, 1882. I would appreciate your help. She lived in Fentress County(Boatland Tn) and married John Choate. Thanks

Hi Sarah, Thank you for looking at the Hiram Love will abstract! Do you think this might be the right line? Except for this have not found anything else that is close, trying to remember how they used to name their children. ( Can anyone help on this? ) The Lindsey's came out of VA there are some families there in the 1700's, I have a will (found online) for a couple of them, Also think they came from England originally. Will look through my paper work and pull out everything I have on Finley's and Lindsey's. After you look it over, then we can decide if we should pursue the George Finley or if I have gone the wrong way with this line. Sarah thank you so much for helping me on this. Pat

It certainly sounds as if you are making progress to me, Sarah. Don't give up. And if you figure out some of the Virginia vs NC bit, maybe you could share with me. It might come in handy with my Voiles line. That's exactly where I am, trying to make it out of East Tennessee in the right direction. And, boy, is that a difficult one! H

Pat, I went to the will of Hiram Love, and I agree that the names sound correct for the family. Have you connected the George Finley back to the big Finley clan in Augusta Co, VA? ( I know that some of those VA Finley people ended up in TN too.) I will try to work in the NC direction now, too. I'm sorry that I had forgotten your earlier advice. I just gave up on the Finley(Findley) end since it seemed impossible for me to sort through. I have not been able to find the Joseph Lindsey family before they got to NC either. I will need to visit some VA genealogical collections, I suspect. I have yet to track any strand of this family to its entrance to America. Thanks for your help. Sarah

Lester W. Hinds Oct. 3, 1935 — June 21, 2006 Lester William Hinds, 70, of Crossville, passed away June 21, 2006. Funeral services were conducted June 23 from the chapel of Bilbrey Funeral Home, with Bro. Ed Todd officiating. Interment was in Green Acres Memory Gardens. Mr. Hinds was born Oct. 3, 1935 in Fentress County, the son of William and Dina (Matthews) Hinds. He was a retired cabinet maker and of the Baptist faith. Survivors include his wife, Brenda Eloise (Chambers) Hinds of Crossville; daughters, Brenda Parsons and Vickie Monday of Crossville; sons, Michael Hinds of Crossville, Russell Hinds of Conroe, TX and Todd Hinds of Crossville; brother, Eugene Hinds of Hixson; six grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, Robert Hinds. Pallbearers were Dwayne Beaty, Mike Hamby, Shawn Hinds, Stan Hinds, John Lee Jackson and Arthur Woody Jr. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be made to Lazarus House Hospice of Cookeville. Bilbrey Funeral Home, Inc. was in charge of the arrangements. _http://www.crossville-chronicle.com/obituaries/local_story_177142939.html_ (http://www.crossville-chronicle.com/obituaries/local_story_177142939.html) --------------------- Does anyone know who his grandparents may have been? I believe his mother may have been the daughter of Dillard Thomas Matthews and Ova Beaty (both buried at Rinnie Cemetery in Cumberland County), but I am unsure about this. Was his father William Hinds the son of James Marion (Marion) Hinds and Sadie Estella Penticuff (both buried at Rinnie Cemetery)? Thanks, Brenda

Emogene E. Turner, 85 MUNCIE - Emogene E. Turner, 85, died Tuesday morning June 28, 2006, at Parker Health Care following an extended illness. She was born April 7, 1921 in Byrdstown, TN the daughter of Waverly and Cora (Pritchard) Flowers, moved to Muncie as a child, graduated from Muncie Central High School and Ball Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Mrs. Turner owned and operated Bethel Nursing Home for several years. Then she was a private duty nurse for 20 years prior to her retirement in 1993. Mrs. Turner was a fifty year member of East Eighteenth Street Wesleyan Church. Surviving are three sons, Gailon J. Turner (wife-Kathleen), Marble Falls, TX, Marlin R. Turner (wife-Dianna), Eaton, and Denby R. Turner (wife-Lori), Muncie; six grandchildren, Rindy, Drake, Jody, Layne, Coy, and Faith; three brothers, Earl Flowers, Muncie, Elmer Flowers, Muncie, and Edward Flowers (wife-Kim), CA; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Joseph Leonard Turner in 1962; her daughter, Shirley Turner; two sisters, Nina Shores and Vannie Poor; and her brother, Everett Flowers. Services will be held in The Meeks Mortuary and Crematory Chapel at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 1, 2006 with Rev. Randy G. Yaryan Sr. Burial will follow in Elm Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call at The Meeks Mortuary and Crematory from 4 until 8 p.m. on Friday or one hour prior to services on Saturday. Online condolences to the family may be directed to _www.meeksmortuary.com_ (http://www.meeksmortuary.com/) . _http://orig.thestarpress.com/articles/8/053347-2118-010.html_ (http://orig.thestarpress.com/articles/8/053347-2118-010.html) -------------- Emogene's parents, Wavery Coy Flowers (b. December 24, 1893, d. October 10, 1958) and Cora Hester Pritchard (b. February 02, 1896, d. January 31, 1972) are both buried at Elm Ridge Cemetery in Muncie, IN. Emogene's husband is buried there as well. He was the son of William Jackson Turner and Bertha Ella Brannon. ------------------------------------

Katheryne, What city is the MTGS July 15 meeting in--the one at the Metro Archives, 3801 Green Hills Village Dr.? Thanks, Gerri ----- Original Message ----- From: "Katheryne Cowan" <kacowan@comcast.net> To: <TNFENTRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 01, 2006 2:25 PM Subject: [TNFENTRE-L] MTGS Newsletter, Vol. 1, No. 2 > > > MTGS Messenger > Vol. 1, No. 2 > Vance Little, Editor > June, 2006 > > July Meeting to Feature Land Records. The next meeting of the Middle > Tennessee Genealogical Society will be Saturday, July 15, 2006, at 1:00 > p.m. > at the Metro Archives, 3801 Green Hills Village Drive. Please note the > change of venue. The Metro Archives is in the old Green Hills Library in > the Green Hills Mall area. It is across the parking lot from the popular > eatery, the Cheesecake Factory. > Charles A. Sherrill will present a program called "On Solid Ground: > Finding Ancestors in Tennessee Land Records." Chuck is Director of the > Brentwood Public Library and a well known speaker in genealogical circles. > He serves as editor of the MTGS quarterly Journal. He was formerly a > staff > member at the TSL&A. > Tennessee land records are a gold mine of information, but they are > complicated and convoluted. Chuck will guide us through the maze of > legalese. Remember that our land laws came from the English Common Law. > There was nothing more important to our Anglican ancestors that keeping > land > in the blood line. Tracing the devolution of property is usually a > straight > shot to a sanguine ancestor. It is a program that is not to be missed. > > > November Seminar on Immigration Records. Mark your calendar for the > annual > MTGS all-day seminar on Saturday, November 18, 2006. It will be at the > Brentwood Library. Guest lecturer with be noted genealogist John P. > Colletta. The theme of this year's seminar will be "Finding Your > Immigrant > Ancestor." > > > A Neat Idea. Libraries are always coming up with ideas to facilitate > genealogical research. The Wayne County, Kentucky, Public Library takes > the > cake this time. They are having a genealogical "Lock In." On July 21, > 2006, and Sept. 2, 2006, after the library closes at 4:00 p.m., > genealogical > researchers can work an additional four hours until 8:00 p.m. Seating is > limited to 30 researchers. Call early for reservations. Telephone number > is 606-348-8565. It is not necessary to wear a black striped uniform. > > > Williamson County Has New Archives. Williamson County has a brand new > Archives and Museum. Located in former Public Library building at Five > Points in Franklin, it is spotlessly clean and inviting. The Williamson > County Archives has a reputation for being one of the most user friendly > archives around. The staff has cataloged records in sensible groupings > making them easy to find. Marriage records and land records have been > copied and cataloged in easy to use notebooks. Probate records have been > digitized and can be easily accessed on one of the many computers > available > for researchers. Pay Williamson County Archivist Louise Lynch a visit. > There is a lot of information in her record books, but even more > information > is in the head of this Williamson County native. > > > Alford Association to Meet. The Alford American Family Association will > hold its 19th annual Meeting and Family Reunion in Nashville October 6-8, > 2006. For details contact Gil Alford, Jr. He is a new member of MTGS. > Check out http://www.alfordassociation.org > > > Dues are Due. Don't forget your dues. They are now due and payable. > They > are $25.00. If you dilly-dally until after June 30, 2006, they will go up > to $30.00. The fiscal year of MTGS runs from June 1 to May 31. > > E-Mail. Send us your e-mail address to facilitate communication and save > money! TTVLittle@aol.com > > > > > > ==== TNFENTRE Mailing List ==== > Do not spam or send derogatory comments to any other subscriber to this > list. > It will happen once and then you will be permanently removed. > >

MTGS Messenger Vol. 1, No. 2 Vance Little, Editor June, 2006 July Meeting to Feature Land Records. The next meeting of the Middle Tennessee Genealogical Society will be Saturday, July 15, 2006, at 1:00 p.m. at the Metro Archives, 3801 Green Hills Village Drive. Please note the change of venue. The Metro Archives is in the old Green Hills Library in the Green Hills Mall area. It is across the parking lot from the popular eatery, the Cheesecake Factory. Charles A. Sherrill will present a program called "On Solid Ground: Finding Ancestors in Tennessee Land Records." Chuck is Director of the Brentwood Public Library and a well known speaker in genealogical circles. He serves as editor of the MTGS quarterly Journal. He was formerly a staff member at the TSL&A. Tennessee land records are a gold mine of information, but they are complicated and convoluted. Chuck will guide us through the maze of legalese. Remember that our land laws came from the English Common Law. There was nothing more important to our Anglican ancestors that keeping land in the blood line. Tracing the devolution of property is usually a straight shot to a sanguine ancestor. It is a program that is not to be missed. November Seminar on Immigration Records. Mark your calendar for the annual MTGS all-day seminar on Saturday, November 18, 2006. It will be at the Brentwood Library. Guest lecturer with be noted genealogist John P. Colletta. The theme of this year's seminar will be "Finding Your Immigrant Ancestor." A Neat Idea. Libraries are always coming up with ideas to facilitate genealogical research. The Wayne County, Kentucky, Public Library takes the cake this time. They are having a genealogical "Lock In." On July 21, 2006, and Sept. 2, 2006, after the library closes at 4:00 p.m., genealogical researchers can work an additional four hours until 8:00 p.m. Seating is limited to 30 researchers. Call early for reservations. Telephone number is 606-348-8565. It is not necessary to wear a black striped uniform. Williamson County Has New Archives. Williamson County has a brand new Archives and Museum. Located in former Public Library building at Five Points in Franklin, it is spotlessly clean and inviting. The Williamson County Archives has a reputation for being one of the most user friendly archives around. The staff has cataloged records in sensible groupings making them easy to find. Marriage records and land records have been copied and cataloged in easy to use notebooks. Probate records have been digitized and can be easily accessed on one of the many computers available for researchers. Pay Williamson County Archivist Louise Lynch a visit. There is a lot of information in her record books, but even more information is in the head of this Williamson County native. Alford Association to Meet. The Alford American Family Association will hold its 19th annual Meeting and Family Reunion in Nashville October 6-8, 2006. For details contact Gil Alford, Jr. He is a new member of MTGS. Check out http://www.alfordassociation.org Dues are Due. Don't forget your dues. They are now due and payable. They are $25.00. If you dilly-dally until after June 30, 2006, they will go up to $30.00. The fiscal year of MTGS runs from June 1 to May 31. E-Mail. Send us your e-mail address to facilitate communication and save money! TTVLittle@aol.com

I have several branches of Wood families that I'm working on. Some of them I know are related; others I am not sure. I know that Branches 1(a) and 1(b) are related and that the younger ones mentioned in those Branches spent their final years in Clinton County, KY. Is Branch No. 2 related to either 1(a) or 1(b)? Matthew spent most of his life in Fentress County. Jesse spent at least part of his life in KY. He was living in Tompkinsville, KY in 1880. Is Branch No. 3 related to any of the other branches? I know that at least some of this Branch lived in Fentress County. Feel free to correct any information or add more. Branch No. 1(a). William b. 1700. Samuel b. 1737 Thomas b. 1779 Reuben b. 1805 Robert White b. 1833 Branch No. 1(b) William b. 1700. Samuel b. 1737 William b. 1773 William Cargile b. 1828 Branch No. 2 William b. 1766 NC Matthew b. 1800 NC Jesse b. 1810 NC Branch No. 3 John or Jesse (father of Spencer)???? Spencer Wood b. 1802, NC Jonathan Ellis Wood b. 1827 TN

Brenda I agree with you this is the George W. Crabtree that married Frankie B. Reagan - CRABTREE, James, age 65, TN,VA,VA - Martha, wife, age 45, TN,TN,TN - Mandy J., daughter, age 16, TN,TN,TN She married Joe Anderson - Hiram, son, age 14, TN,TN,TN He married Delphi Blevins, lived in Scott Co., TN - Pollie, daughter, age 12, TN,TN,TN She married James Malone - Henry, son, age 10, TN,TN,TN He married Savannah Doss - George, son, age 8, TN,TN,TN He m. Frankie Reagan. 1900: Bell Williams was a West before she married, and was likely related to the Crabtree family. The other George W. Crabtree was s/o Bailor Crabtree, and I believe my aunt told me he was called 'Wash" Crabtree. Linda Clark, if you are reading this, can you add something? You know this family too. Wilma

Did anyone else see on the CMT special Small Town Secret's about Pall Mall Tennessee and the Championship game of Pig. It was held at Forbus. The winners won a 400 pound hog. They started out talking about the home of Sargent York. This is a new series that has started and it had alot of small town doings. You can go to www.CMT.com to check it out. It starts out telling of the small towns, and then goes to what people do for entertainment in the towns. Some of the programs were, snake round up, anvil shooting, applachian music, gator's, combine demolation, cowgirl trick riders, mustang round up, civil war enactment, and on. It was very interesting to say the least. Patty

Thanks Brenda, after re-checking my files I now see that I have 2 Frankies married to two different George Crabtrees: I. George Crabtree 23 Aug 1869 -21 Feb 1941 son of James Thomas "Jimmy" Crabtree (s/o Hiram) & Martha Miller. II. George W. Crabtree b. 1872 d.? son of James W. Crabtree (s/o Samual) Martha Hinds Miller. Which George do you have married to Franklin (d/o Andrew & Elizabeth (Evans) Reagan? Thanking you in advance, Fabian BrenINVa@aol.com schrieb: > > Thanks for the info Fabian. From my records, I have that those are two > different Frankie Reagans. > > The Frankie B. Reagan who married George Crabtree I have as the daughter of > Andrew J. Reagan and Elizabeth (Lizzie) Evans (see the 1900 Census: Fentress > County, TN: ED# 16, District 8, Page 6B, Household 221) > > The Frankie Delavine Reagan who married David Edward Daniel I have as the > daughter of Joel Lucy Reagan and Margaret Jane (Peggy) Wright (see the 1900 > Census: Fentress County, TN: ED# 13, District 13, Page 6B (ancestry.com page > 2), Household 97) > > Census info for both these Frankie Reagans: > - Frankie B. Reagan and George M. Crabtree (1910 Census: Fentress County, > TN: ED# 18, District 2, Page 3B, Household 55) (1920 Census: Fentress > County, TN: ED# 18, District 2, Page 7A, Household 122). Her name is shown as > "Frankie B." on the census. > > - Frankie Delavine Reagan and David Edward Daniel. This Frankie was still > living at home with her parents in 1910 (1910 Census: Overton County, TN: ED# > 71, District 11, Page 8B, Household 158). She was married by 1920 (1920 > Census: Overton County, TN: ED# 67, District 11, Page 21A, Household 391). On > the 1920 Census her name was shown as "Franka D. Daniel". 1930 Census > (Overton County, TN: ED# 16, District 11, Page 2A, Household 28). > > By the way, the Frankie Delavine Reagan who married David Edward Daniel is > buried at Red Hill. It is shown in Gary Norris' Overton County Roll Call > cemetery record book. Also the name is Daniel, not Daniels. > > I'm still searching in the 1930 Census for George M. and Frankie B. Reagan > Crabtree. I show George buried at Fairview Cemetery in Fentress County, but I > do not know where Frankie is buried. > > The name of the son for Frankie Delavine Reagan and David Edward Daniel is > Willie B. Daniel (b. abt. 1919). > > Thanks, Brenda > ------------------------------------- > In a message dated 6/26/2006 7:02:53 AM Eastern Standard Time, > TNFENTRE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > Date: Sun, 25 Jun 2006 17:49:37 +0200 > From: Fabian Doles <doles@netcologne.de> > To: TNFENTRE-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <449EB091.20504@netcologne.de> > Subject: Re: [TNFENTRE-L] Frankie B. Reagan Crabtree > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Hi Brenda, > > I have Franklin Brair Delevine "Frankie" b. 17 March 1887 in Fentress > co. Tennessee and died 7 Feb. 1988 Red Hill Cemetery, Overton co. Tennessee. > I do not have a burial place but her husband George Martin Crabtree is > buried at Fairview United Baptist Church Cemetery, Fentress co. Tennessee. > I have that she also married David Edward "Edd" Daniels b. 13 Apr 1881 > Overton co. TN; d. 31 Jul 1959. He is buried- Red Hill Cemetery, Overton > co. Tennessee. They had a son, but I do not know what his name is/was. > Does anyone else know his name? > > She is probably buried at one of the two cemeteries where her husbands > are - only a guess. > > > > > > ==== TNFENTRE Mailing List ==== > Milly Piros, List Administrator > Any problems contact me MPiros1120@aol.com > To See Previous Posts > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/tnfentre > > >

Here are the census records for the George Crabtree who married Frankie B. Reagan: 1870 Census: Fentress County, TN: District 8, Page 12, Household 87 - CRABTREE, James, age 70, TN - Martha E., age 35, TN - Bernette, age 21, TN - Sarah Jane, age 18, TN - HINDS, James J, age 14, Arkansas - HINDS, John S., age 13, Arkansas - CRABTREE, Amanda, age 4, TN - Polly A, age 3, TN - William H., age 1, TN ---------------------------------- 1880 Census: Fentress County, TN: ED# 36, District 5, Page 20 (ancestry.com page 2), Household 138 - CRABTREE, James, age 65, TN,VA,VA - Martha, wife, age 45, TN,TN,TN - Mandy J., daughter, age 16, TN,TN,TN - Hiram, son, age 14, TN,TN,TN - Pollie, daughter, age 12, TN,TN,TN - Henry, son, age 10, TN,TN,TN - George, son, age 8, TN,TN,TN -------------------------------------- Wilma, let me know if you think this is the correct George Crabtree who married Frankie B. Reagan. 1900 Census: Fentress County, TN: ED# 16, District 8, Page 8B (ancestry.com page 4), Household 134 - CRABTREE, George, hired help, 2/1873, age 27, TN,TN,TN (He was living in the household of Joseph and Bell Williams) ------------------------------------------ 1910 Census: Fentress County, TN: ED# 18, District 2, Page 3B, Household 55 CRABTREE, George M., head, age 28, TN,TN,TN; married once; married 8 years - Frankie B, wife, age 22, TN,TN,TN; married once; married 8 years; 3 children, 2 living - Jon H., son, age 7, TN,TN,TN - Unice? S., son, age 2, TN,TN,TN (living two houses away from his brother Henry Crabtree who married Savannah Doss. ----------------------------------------------- 1920 Census: Fentress County, TN: ED# 18, District 2, Page 7A, Household 125 - CRABTREE, George, head, age 49, TN,TN,TN - Frankie, wife, age 33, age 33, TN,TN,TN - Johnie, son, age 17, TN,TN,TN - Uin, son, age 10, TN,TN,TN - Joel, son, age 8, TN,TN,TN - Rosette, daughter, age 5, TN,TN,TN - Lester, son, age 1 9/12, TN,TN,TN ------------------------------------------------- I have not been able to find George and Frankie on the 1930 Census. There is another George Crabtree on the 1920 Census -- George W. Crabtree (b. October 29, 1869) who's age is close to George M. Crabtree. He was married to Martha A. Smith. I have them both buried at Frogge's Chapel Cemetery. I also have this George Crabtree as the son of Marion Bailor Crabtree and Amanda Millsaps. This George Crabtree was already married to Martha by 1900 (census shows married 6 years) -- 1900 Census: Fentress County, TN: ED# 16, District 7, Page 2B, Household 31. Martha and Milly, you both know the Crabtree information quite well, does this sound right? The George M. Crabtree (notice the middle initial) buried at Fairview Cemetery has these dates on his tombstone: born: August 23, 1869, died: February 21, 1941. Even though the birth date on the tombstone doesn't seem to match any of the dates on the census records, I'm assuming this is the George Crabtree who married Frankie B. Reagan and is the son of James Crabtree and Martha E. Miller. On the 1910 Census record his middle initial was shown as "M". Does anyone know if this is correct or not? By the way Fabian, on all the census records I've found her, her name is shown as "Frankie" or "Frankie B" -- including the 1900 one (Fentress County, TN: ED# 16, District 8, Page 6B, Household 221) -- where her name is shown as "Frankie B. Reagan". Thanks, Brenda ------------------------------------------------------------------- In a message dated 6/26/2006 10:01:07 PM Eastern Standard Time, TNFENTRE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2006 23:45:59 +0200 From: Fabian Doles <doles@netcologne.de> To: TNFENTRE-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <44A05597.4080409@netcologne.de> Subject: Re: [TNFENTRE-L] Two Frankie Reagans Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Thanks Brenda, after re-checking my files I now see that I have 2 Frankies married to two different George Crabtrees: I. George Crabtree 23 Aug 1869 -21 Feb 1941 son of James Thomas "Jimmy" Crabtree (s/o Hiram) & Martha Miller. II. George W. Crabtree b. 1872 d.? son of James W. Crabtree (s/o Samual) Martha Hinds Miller. Which George do you have married to Franklin (d/o Andrew & Elizabeth (Evans) Reagan? Thanking you in advance, Fabian