This was sent to me by accident. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rilla" <mrswjh1@elite.net> To: "Donna Irby" <irbys@txol.net> Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 9:20 PM Subject: Re: [TEXAS-ROOTS-L] Looking for Maytown, TX > Hi, > > >From Ancestry newsletter a site for finding 1823 General Gazetteer online: > > http://www.vii.com/~cda/1823/contents.htm with a > note to be sure and read the FAQ at > http://www.vii.com/~cda/1823/faq.htm > > Maybe you will find the town on there. > > Good luck, > > Rilla > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Donna Irby" <irbys@txol.net> > To: <TEXAS-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 6:55 PM > Subject: Re: [TEXAS-ROOTS-L] Looking for Maytown, TX > > > > There is a May, Texas in Eastland county. I don't know if that fits or > not. > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Pam Henson" <phenson02@yahoo.com> > > To: <TEXAS-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 7:56 PM > > Subject: [TEXAS-ROOTS-L] Looking for Maytown, TX > > > > > > > I received an email from someone looking for Maytown, TX in 1883 > > > > > > Can anyone please help. > > > > > > Thank you > > > > > > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________ > > > Do You Yahoo!? > > > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com > > > > > > > > > ==== TEXAS-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > > > To unsubscribe: send request to TEXAS-ROOTS-L-request@rootsweb.com > > > Commercial spammers will be unsubbed!! > > > You can help the USGenWeb Census Project for TX > > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~census/states/texas/ > > > > > > ============================== > > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, > > go to: > > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > > > ==== TEXAS-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > > To unsubscribe from TEXAS-ROOTS-L: > > send request to TEXAS-ROOTS-L-request@rootsweb.com > > To unsubscribe from TEXAS-ROOTS-D: (digest mode) > > send request to TEXAS-ROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > >

Hi everyone, Just wanted to let you all know my mother and I will be going to Iredell the week of March 17th, 2002. We will be visiting the cemetaries to take pictures. I will be glad to get pictures for anyone who would like some. PLEASE limit your request to 3 photos. Email me at tx_best_1@hotmail.com and use PHOTO as the subject. Thanks, Lisa :) _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp.

Last week, someone was asking about a Camfield in Bosque Co. I found this on the 1880 census. Enumeration District 10, in the County of Bosque, State of Texas, enumerated by me on the 19th day of June, 1880, ? Jenson Page 396a, lines 47-50 and Page 396b, lines 1-5 Page 396a Singleton, Robert J., w, m, 62, head, farmer, SC, SC, SC , Winifred, w, f, 54, wife, keeping house, AL, SC, SC , Maggie C., w, f, 31, daughter, at home, AL, SC, AL Camfield, J. F., w, m, 42, son-in-law, at home, AL, GA, GA Page 396 b , Martha R., w, f, 11, daughter, at home, TX, AL, AL , Robert W., w, m, 8, son, TX, AL, AL , P-----W., w, f, 6, daughter, TX, AL, AL , Harriet A., w, f, 4, daughter, TX, AL, AL , Sarah, J., w, f, 2, daughter, TX, AL, AL I am assuming that these last five were children of Mr. Camfield. I also found Robert Singleton in Bosque Co. in 1870. Inhabitants in _________, in the County of Bosque, State of Texas, enumerated by me on the 18th day of July, 1870, Post office: Meridian, Thomas Ford, Ass't Marshal Page 391, lines 6-10 Singleton, R. J., 53, m, w, farmer, 1500, 500, (looks like) SC , Winifred, 43, f, w, keeps house, AL , Harriet, M., 18, f, w, AL , Sarah, 12, f, w, AL , A Rbrella (?), 11, f, w, AL I also found Robert Singleton in Bosque Co. in 1860. Free Inhabitants in Town of Meridian in the County of Bosque, State of Texas enumerated by me, on the 30th day of July 1860, A. S. Anderson, Ass't Marshal. Post Office Meridian Page 53, lines 16-23 Robt J. Singleton, 43, m, stock raiser, 400, 10325, SC Winifred Singleton, 32, f, AL Margaret Singleton, 11, f, AL Harriet, M. Singleton, 8, f, AL Sarah Singleton, 3, f, AL Ella Singleton, 1, f, AL Moses Steanam, 27, m, stock raiser, 0, 1800, AL Georgia ?, 19, f, 0, 3000, AL and in Clarke Co., Alabama in 1850 Free Inhabitants in _________in the County of Clarke, State of Ala, enumerated by me, on the 12th day of Nov, 1850, Jas. A. Coate, Ass't Marshal. Page 250, lines 31-33 Singleton, R. J., 32, m, far, 100, SC , Winifred, 19, f, AL , Margaret, 1, f, AL I did not find another listing for Mr. Camfield any where in Texas. This information was found on the census images on Ancestry.com. I will be glad to mail copies of these census records to the interested party. Margaret McCleskey, Arlington, TX

The Hillsboro Reporter Monday, March 11, 2002 THERA SMITH Thera Smith, 77, of Osceola died Thursday, March 7, at a Hillsboro nursing home. She was born May 28, 1924 in Bosque County, daughter of Luther Jesse and Clara Lee Williams, and had lived in the Whitney and Itasca areas most of her life. She was a Baptist. She first married Joseph Lawrence Stansberry in 1944, and he preceded her in death in 1974. She later married Lester Smith October 1, 1982. Survivors include: her husband; four children and their spouses, Sheila Wheeler and husband, Richard, and Rickie Stansberry and wife, Terri, all of Tennyson, Joe Stansberry of Osceola and Jamie Stansberry and wife, Anette, of Fort Worth; two stepsons, Tommy Lee Smith of College Station and David Ray Smith and wife, Betty, of Parker Heights; one brother, D. B. Williams of Aquilla; one sister, Mary Jones of Killeen; 13 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Saturday, March 9, at Marshall and Marshall Funeral Directors Chapel in Hillsboro with Rev. Greg Johnson officiating. Burial was at Smith Bend-Coon Creek Cemetery south of Laguna Park. Memorials may be made to American Lung Association of Texas, P. O. Box 26460, Austin 78755-0460. _________________________________________________________________ Join the world’s largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com

LaDawn, I am so glad that you are able to put your columns back up on the list! I always look forward to them! Donna Irby King, Cupps, Hawkins

Hello List Here's this week's column, Good luck to everyone in their research and thank you to all who contributed. Please be sure to send in your Bosque County memories, queries, family stories and reunion information to be included here and in the Bosque County News. Thanks so much, LaDawn Garland Bosque Co, Tx garland@htcomp.net ************************************************ Out Of Our Past Tracing Our Bosque County Roots March, 13, 2002 Once again I'm encouraging everyone to send in their Bosque County memories, family stories, queries and reunion information. It is so important to preserve our family histories and the stories of our ancestors, and you never know who out there is searching for clues in their family research that you may have. Bosque County Urban Family My maternal great-grandparents were Jan and Anna (Orsak) Urban. They immigrated to Burleson County, Texas from Novy Hrozenkov, Moravia in the Austrian Empire, which later became part of Czechoslovakia and is currently in the Czech Republic. Many people mistakenly assume all Czechs are "Bohemians". Bohemia is the eastern region of Chechoslovakia/Czech Republic. At least 85% of Texas Czechs are from Moravia in the West. They are a distinct regional ethnic group, though all consider themselves "Czechs". My grandfather was the second son; Peter Karl Urban married Klara Svach in 1896. Klara was from Lee county, but their marriage license was issued and recorded in Hill County, and they were married by the priest in West. Our family speculates that they had eloped. Peter's older brother John lived in the West area and we believe they came to a place familiar to my grandfather. Peter and Klara initially settled in Burleson county, where the three oldest children, Clara, 1898, Joseph, 1900 and Peter, 1902, were born. They moved to Hill County about 1905 and to Bosque County about 1915. Our relatives who remain in the West Community refer to us as the "Bosque County Urban's" just as we call them the "West cousins." Because Peter K. took his family out of the ethnic Czech communities and lived among the other settler groups, most of his children married persons of other ethnic heritage, most notably German. In fact, 2 girls and 2 boys from the Urban side married two boys and 2 girls from the Gus Sommerfeld family. This produced a large number of "double first cousins". My parents were Anna Victoria Urban and Rinert F. Sommerfeld. Both had grown up in Bosque County, but after marriage they lived and farmed for a short time in the China Spring Community. In 1941, R.F. and Ann bought a farm in the Mosheim Community of Bosque County, where they lived until R.F. opened his welding and mechanic shop in Clifton in 1962. R.F. died in 1996. Ann lives in Clifton at age 88. I am belatedly working on all branches of the family genealogy. I regret leaving this endeavor until most of the participants are gone, but it has been a joy to discover and get to know my roots. Patricia Sommerfeld Lyon patsroar@htcomp.net Researching paternal line from Schokken (Skoki), Wongrowitz, Posen: Sommerfeld, Behnke, Schulz, Baier/Beyer, Naumann, Knuppel, Buro, Lueck, Schwartz, Miihlhause, Zellmer, Zander, Anz, Prescher, Hennig, et al Old News From Around Bosque County The Meridian Tribune August 17, 1900 Marshal W. C. Barnett of Valley Mills received from the fair sex the high compliment of being the best looking man at the confederate reunion. Geo. Harris and family of Hurst, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clay Francis Wm. Abbie and Fred Conine of Merrivale attended the reunion yesterday. Misses Fay and Flossie Brown of Cleburne are visiting Miss Wells Alexander are enjoying the reunion. J.W. Gilpin of Morgan was in the city Thursday and paid this office a call. J J Rasberry and D D Wilson of near Walnut were in the city Saturday and paid this office a call. Seburn Lomax has purchased the old M. E. Church building and is removing same to his farm north of town. Miss Etta Morgan returned yesterday from an extended visit to her sister in Gatesville. Hon. Wm Alexander went to Clifton yesterday to look after the peace and dignity of the State of Texas. Sam Martin of Morgan we are informed was taken suddenly ill with appendicitis yesterday and is not expected to live. Be sure to visit the Bosque County site at http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbosqu2/ there's a wealth of information on Bosque County and it's families provided by volunteers and other researchers. Contribute your family information, you might just find something on your ancestors already there. You're quite likely to find others researching your family line as well. There you can check out the new project for the TxGenWeb archives, you can submit Texas Family Group Sheets, be sure to submit your Bosque County family. The Bosque County Collection in Meridian has a treasure trove of history just waiting to be explored. From the many newspapers covering the county through the years, census, death and marriage records to the old deeds. There is sure to be something there for every researcher, for more information visit their website at http:www.htcomp.net/bcc Good luck to all who are researching their Bosque County roots. If you would like to submit a query, family story or reunion information on your Bosque County family, please email me at garland@htcomp.net , or mail it to Bosque County News, P.O. Box 343, Meridian, Tx 76665 or fax it to 254-435-6335.

If this is for our web site FGS, then you can either send the specific corrections to me, or do another updated FGS, & I'll just replace the old one. You just have to let me know you want it to replace the old one. If this is for the TX Family Group Sheet Project, you'll need to contact Tina Vickery <TSVArchives@aol.com> Bettie <>< > I would like to add some birthdates and marriage records to the family group > sheet I submitted. How do I go about that? -- All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002, http://www.symantec.com/ -- One Nation, Under GOD, Indivisible... Viva La Bosque!! http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbosqu2/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~garichmo/ http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~gary/

I would like to add some birthdates and marriage records to the family group sheet I submitted. How do I go about that? :-) Brownie MacKie BMacKie1@compuserve.com --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.324 / Virus Database: 181 - Release Date: 2/14/02

Hello List while going through some old copies of the Meridian Tribune today, I came across this death notice. It caught my attention because it said the deceased was a pioneer citizen of Bosque County. I had never come across the name before and this family wasn't listed in any of the old census.........anyway, thought someone might find some use for it. Meridian Tribune March 1, 1901 Jno Camfield an old confederate soldier, died at his home near Clifton on last Thursday. Mr. Camfield was one of the pioneer citizens of Bosque County and his many friends will be pained to hear of his death. So we looked around a little and found this J. F. Camfield and Maggie Singleton were issued a marriage license June 22, 1868 in Bosque County. and this George M Canfield child of J.F. & M Camfield buried in Boggy cemetery. died 1888 2 years old. Hope someone find something here and would love to hear from you if this is your ancestors. thanks LaDawn Garland Bosque Co, Tx garland@htcomp.net

Subject: !!!NEW UPDATE - IGI Search Facility now includes USA!!! Dear Listers - I am so pleased to be able to announce this news. An incredible thing has happened for those searching for kindred connections in the USA. Our terrifically wonderful Hugh Wallis has done it again!!! Yes, you can now search the IGI by town, county and state with only a surname... What was done for the UK has graciously been extended to US records by harnessing the information so lovingly put together by the LDS. Use this new search feature here: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hughwallis/IGIBatchNumbers.htm

Hi gang, Teresa found some good URLs & thought we'd be interested. They look good to me!!!! Many of you have found some fantastic URLs along the way. Why don't ya'll share with us, ok? Pass them along to the list at: TXBOSQUE-L@rootsweb.com Tomorrow, we'll (hubby & I) be celebrating an angel's birthday. No, not mine, but my granddaughter's!<LOL> I may not be around for most of the day, so if you don't hear from me, you'll know why! Bettie <>< ------------------------------------------ From: "Teresa Parrish" <gparrish@hot.rr.com> I found this info. thru the McLennan County site. Thot I'd pass is along. http://www.rootsweb.com/~txmclenn/save.htm http://www.potifos.com/cemeteries.html -- All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002, http://www.symantec.com/ -- One Nation, Under GOD, Indivisible... Viva La Bosque!! http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbosqu2/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~garichmo/ http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~gary/

Hello List I'm researching my Webb family that lived here in Bosque County in the Iredell area. In the 1900 census Minerva Webb Maddle was listed with her children Maud and Nancy R. there was another child not in the census and I have no idea who this child was. Minerva was my 3rd g grandmother. Minerva Webb married a Jim Maddel/Maddle probably sometime around 1880 and I have never been able to find any trace of him. Minerva was already a widow by 1900. I'm hoping someone out there may have come across the Maddel name somewhere or would like to hear from any of the Webb family from that area. Minerva Webb was the daughter of Theophilus Webb Jr and Milly Helton they were originally from Tennessee and had been in Navarro County before Bosque. Minerva was listed in the census living next to her brothers James L Webb. b. April 1866 and Francis Webb b. Sept 1864.all born in Tennessee. I have never been able to find anything on the Maddle family, it is an unusual surname and there doesn't seem to be much information out there. Just thought maybe someone may have come across it somewhere in their research. Thanks LaDawn Garland Bosque Co, Tx garland@htcomp.net

Hello List, Well we are back and here is this next week's column, I hope you find something useful or some mention of your families. Please send in your Bosque County stories, queries, reunion information or anything you would like to share about your families from our area. The column is printed in the local newspaper, The Bosque County News, as well as here on the internet. So you just might make that family contact your seeking. Thank you so much to those who contributed and good luck in you research. Thanks again LaDawn Garland Bosque Co, Tx garland@htcomp.net First off I have to let everyone know that the Bosque County TxGenWeb site was voted County Of The Year. This website located at http://www.rootsweb.com/~txbosqu2/ is maintained beautifully by Bettie Wood and the information there is provided by many, many wonderful volunteers researching their Bosque County families.The award is quite an honor and well deserved. It is an amazing site and there is a huge amount of Bosque County information to search through. If you haven't ever visited it, take a look you just might find information on your families there. I would like to thank everyone who asked about the column and it's absence. I really appreciate your patience, and now I'm asking you again to send in your family stories, queries, reunion information or anything you want to share about your Bosque County families. This column is printed in the Bosque County News and on the web as well, so you might just make some family connections researching your same families. I attended the Bosque County Historical Preservation Luncheon on Saturday, this year's preservation awards were presented to The Old Gap Bank building, Bob Viertel, The Star Cafe, Jeff and Debra Nelson, the Rohne House, Geraldine Edson, and the Lay-Strosser House, Billy & Joe Lay and Mary Kruega. The old photos of the buildings and homes were wonderful and to see them restored today is so exciting. Here's hoping that many more local individuals will decide to restore their historic buildings to their original design. Old News From Around Bosque County The Meridian Tribune June 22, 1900 Fowler Items Tom Estes has been quite sick for the past week. Mr. Grant was bitten by a copperhead Friday, he is getting along nicely. Mr. Holt of Ft. Graham was here Saturday. Don't forget the picnic on the 29th. Everybody is invited to come, Hons. Jas. M. Robertson, H.C. Cooke and Richard Kimball are expected to be the speakers of the day. Local News & Personals Miss Willie Turner is visiting McGregor this week. Claud Downing of Valley Mills visited in the city Sunday. John Dyer of Kansas City is in the city this week on business. W.F. Schenck is visiting Walnut and Iredell this week. Fred Myers returned Monday from a week visit to his parents at Iredell. Miss Lin Davis of Lockhart visited the family of H.C. Cooke this week. Mrs. Black of Hico is in the city attending the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Kinney who is quite sick. A patent was granted this week to R.W. Turner of Walnut Springs on the invention of a bake oven. Mrs. W.M. Hill is visiting friends and relatives in the Hog Creek community this week. Rev. C. B. Meador and wife are attending the Epworth League Convention which meets at Galveston this week. Mack Cox, the 12 year old son of G.S. Cox while perambulating in his sleep last Saturday night fell down the stairway, and was badly hurt. His hip was considerably bruised so much so that he has to use crutches. N. J. Wade has returned from a weeks trip to Comanche where he has been attending court. Walnut Springs Mrs. P.H. Whallen visited here Tuesday. Bud Mayfield was in town Monday evening. Mrs. J. A. Rushing is visiting Abilene this week. F.H. Dehn was visiting his family at this place. W.B. Warren has been on the sick list this week. Mr. Crow tells us there will not be room enough on his land to stack the hay being harvested off it. The erection of the tabernacle has commenced and will be completed by July 1st. Queries: My Renfro relatives, helped settle Bosque County. There is supposed to be a picture of my ggrandfather Sylvester Renfro in a court house somewhere in Bosque County. We have made several trips to the area to try and locate the picture. The name you mentioned an the article you had posted, Mrs. Frank Kell---they were the neighbors to my Renfro's. I would be thrilled to receive the newspaper column you mentioned, Thanks, Jean Renfro Copeland res0m7ub@verizon I have been trying to locate my g-g grandmother. Her name was Lenis Angelina (Angie) Honeycutt b. 17 Feb 1858 in AR....d. 15 Dec 1929.....m. Jefferson Davis Goyne 1875 in Lamar Co., TX. This family is listed on the 1880 Bosque Co. Census and all their children were born in Bosque. There is a Mrs J.D. Goyne buried in Fairy Cemetery in Hamilton Co. The lady at the Hamilton Co. GEN Society told me she was probably buried there because the family lived closer to this cem than one in Iredell. I have checked with Bosque and Hamilton Co. and they do not have a record of death. I have also checked the surrounding counties and find nothing. On the 1880 census her mother listed as Mrs. M.E. Wall was living with them. Evidently she remarried after Mr. Honeycutt died. I cannot find death record on Mrs. M.E. Wall either. I will appreciate any help you may be able to provide on my grandmother. Sherry Stringer stringer47@cox-internet.com I am looking for any information about my grandfather Robert Kirk Williams, of Meridian, born approximately1903 and my grandmother Hazle Tidwell Williams, of Iredell, born approximately 1907. Any information would be appreciated R Kirk Williams vertigoboy@yahoo.com Good luck to all who submitted queries. If you would like to submit a query, family story or reunion information on your Bosque County family, please email me at garland@htcomp.net, or mail it to Bosque County News, P.O. Box 343, Meridian, Tx 76665 or fax it to 254-435-6335. Wishing everyone good luck in their research.

Howdy all! I didn't realize that today was Texas Indepence Day! The following are neat links provided by Gail from another list Bettie <>< ------------------------------------------------------------------------ These are two links I highlight for the period from March 2 to April 21. The first is the complete text of the Texas Declaration of Independence, and the second is Yale's Avalon Project: Texas from Independence to Annexation 1836-1846. http://www.lsjunction.com/docs/tdoi.htm http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/texmenu.htm

Yes, Ruth, you must be trying for DAR??? You do have to always copy the front of the book you take something out of for lineage proof. I don't know what book you two were talking about but one good source in Texas is the Baylor "Texas Collections". They have a whole building with nothing but Texas history. You can find alot there. Be sure to get the first page and also a page that has the author of it. They don't honor just any book. It must be written by a genealogist or county history book.

I have a set of the 1850 census microfim records for California, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas and Utah. I thought it was the right year to look for my ancestors but turns out they are on 1860 census. I would cell for reduced price to anyone who can use them. Pat Sommerfeld Lyon patsroar@htcomp.net

Hello List, Just wanted to let everyone know, that beginning in the next issue of the Bosque County News that I will be putting together the column, Out Of Our Past, tracing our Bosque County Roots once again . It has been a hectic time these last few months, with a total revamping of our newspaper and the way it is produced as well (which meant I had to learn a whole new way of doing things) and illness in my family ( my father is in line for a lung transplant) it left little time for working on the column. Well things have finally settled down, >>>knock on wood<<< and we're up and running again. So if anyone would like to contribute a story about their Bosque County families, a query, or reunion information. I would love to include them. Just email me at garland@htcomp.net and put Bosque Column in the subject line.... I have so enjoyed working on the column with all the great people on this list, and really missed my time researching beautiful Bosque County. I can't wait to tell our newspaper readers about the Bosque County site being voted County of the year. I am so proud of everyone who contributed and did such a wonderful job and Bettie Wood especially for leading the way, what a fantastic job she has done. If you have emailed me in the past few months and I didn't get back to you, please email me again, and forgive me for not answering. Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks so much LaDawn Garland Bosque Co, Tx garland@htcomp.net

http://www.txsheriffs.org/ Someone at this office might be able to help you. There is a large book that indexes Texas sheriffs. There is also a monthly publication. He might be in there also. My grandfather was Hill County Sheriff for 17 years. My grandMOTHER was Hill County Sheriff for 1 year (to fulfil his term when he died). Karen (Brooks) Cotten ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

I've been doing this for about 20 years. Not as long as some folks I'm sure... but I have a few stories. I won' t bore you with all of them. My youngest daughter has had the most experiences tagging along with me on these hunts. When she was three I had her with me in a cemetery with very large tombstones. I became so absorbed with looking that I wasn't paying much attention to her. In a minute I heard "MAAAA-MAAA!" Bless her heart she was behind a big stone and couldn't see me. Last year she (now 17 years old)was with me again at the cemetery I mentioned in my previous email. However, it was fast becoming too dark to take pictures. I had not driven over 200 miles just to go home empty handed, so I got out the big paper and started doing rubbings, and taking notes. I didn't realize how dark it was, until I had to ask her to turn the lights on the pick up on so that I could see what I was doing! She wouldn't even get out of the truck. HA! I must admit that I am glad that no one saw me then. It might have been hard to explain! Donna Irby CUPPS, KING

It never had for me either, until this last time. I really had about given up on the idea! Donna Irby CUPPS, KING ----- Original Message ----- From: "Connie N. Courtney" <courtney@misn.com> To: "Donna Irby" <irbys@txol.net> Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 3:28 PM Subject: Re: [TXBOSQUE] Cemetery crawling > Never works for me. >