Joe, The idea of wearing a ribbon to identify ourselves as part of the group is a good one. But, have you ever tried to find Brown Ribbon... whoa.. I work for a greeting card company and we sure don't have brown. Could we go purple or blue or something easier to find? Just a thought. I was in Bell County yesterday. The museum was completely empty while being remodeled. So nothing to research there. Got some good pictures at Resthaven Cemetery. Went to McDowell Cemetery but the storm got too bad and the lightning chased me away. Will have to wait til April, I guess. Somebody had asked me to look for Hambrick. I did see some Hambricks listed in North Belton Cemetery. Only had a few minutes to look at the book and weather did not permit me to go there. Rose Mary, I got lots of pictures of your Herrings and mine at Resthaven that had been moved from Tennessee Valley Cemetery. I will send those to you. Somebody else was asking about a J.G. Payne or Paine. I will look next time. I did see in the Story of Bell County that a John Paine was the first businessman in Bell County. Is this the same person? I am still trying to find out where the Pleasant Hill Cemetery is and the site of Robert Jackson Cowan and his wife Melissia Trousdale. Anybody know where it is? Jody