We sure have our priorities right on this list... genealogy, food and rain.. would love to see some of that slow drizzle!!! I agree with a friend who told me it is so dry his catfish are chasing mice. I have blackberries (I picked) in the freezer and I can't complain about genealogy results.. (Trip, I gotta tell em!!) Ya'll, Trip located the cemetery in Longtown, SC where my Darling Jones (b.1759) is resting.. Ruth (volunteer at Harrison Co. Museum) and I drove to SC (to clean up the overgrown cemetery) by way of AL. Didn't get much rest but brought back lots of family info. TOTAL SURPRISE was visiting the "summer" Plantation home of Darling Jones built 1822 and meeting two "cousins" who took us on a historical tour of all the families plantation homes, cemeteries and sites within a 50 mile radius. One had published a book of the history of the area and also listed another cemetery where family members were buried. How fortunate can a person get??? THERE IS A GOD and "TRIP" IS HIS ANGEL!!! I'll try to get back to Harrison Co. "cemetery surfing" when my feet get back on the ground!!!(g) A few of my names are: JONES, (2 lines of "em") EMBERSON, DARLING (just added), NOLAND, RILEY, MORGAN, PREWETT, SMITH, NARRAMORE,Tyre, GIBBS,Vashti Daugherty (wife of Tyre Narramore...desperately need help on these two) Kimberly Parks Rusk, Texas