hi Faye, I told my mom about your email to the list here was her reply: "Uncle Carradine's son (Gerald), I heard lived at Lake Kickapoo. This has got to be Billy Dee's wife." I'm going to send her your email. ~nancy Fidldeetoo@aol.com wrote: >Thanks Dave, I plan on going by the Wise Co. courthouse on Friday on my way >to Athens, TX. We are visiting my husband's brother in Archer Co. TX at Lake >Kickapoo. We don't get back here often to visit. Hardly ever to Wise Co. >Thanks again. Faye Coffman Fayetteville, AR > > > >

Faye, After reading your query this am, I went to the library (where we have the Texas death index) and I tried to find Mary Melissa Coffman. Here is what I found, but I'm not sure that any of these are her. Coffman, M, M, Lamar County, d. Dec.-30-1942 #55317 Coffman, Mary, Knox County, d, Mar-10-1931, #14292 Coffman, Mary, Travis County, d. Nov 26, 1961, #67521 I looked at all the years from 1903 thru 1960 and those were the only possibilities. The state archives in Austin have all these data in books that are really easy to use. They also have birth, marriage, and divorce in the book form. I used microfilm. Dave Pitts On Wednesday, September 22, 2004, at 09:20 AM, Fidldeetoo@aol.com wrote: > Thanks Dave, I plan on going by the Wise Co. courthouse on Friday on > my way > to Athens, TX. We are visiting my husband's brother in Archer Co. TX > at Lake > Kickapoo. We don't get back here often to visit. Hardly ever to Wise > Co. > Thanks again. Faye Coffman Fayetteville, AR >

Me too. I am looking for everything on Samuel P. Coffman, who married Mary Melissa. ~nancy LaDarlaK@aol.com wrote: >Forwarded Message: >Subj:{not a subscriber} Samuel P Coffman >Date:9/22/2004 8:01:27 AM Central Standard Time >From:Fidldeetoo@aol.com >To:txwise-l@rootsweb.com >Sent from the Internet (Details) > > >I am looking for death records of Samuel Patrick or Patton Coffman, born >Oct. 26 1858 and died Sept 5, 1958 in Wise County and wife Mary Melissa death > >unknown. Samuel was living in Bridgeport in 1958 at his death. Buried in >Springtown, Tx. Any infor on his parents would be appreciated. Faye Coffman > > > >

Thanks Dave, I plan on going by the Wise Co. courthouse on Friday on my way to Athens, TX. We are visiting my husband's brother in Archer Co. TX at Lake Kickapoo. We don't get back here often to visit. Hardly ever to Wise Co. Thanks again. Faye Coffman Fayetteville, AR

Forwarded Message: Subj:{not a subscriber} OLD FAMILY MEMBER Date:9/21/2004 9:55:50 PM Central Standard Time From:jojo@hctc.net To:txwise-l@rootsweb.com Sent from the Internet (Details) I have heard different things regarding the 1957 news item regarding my aunt...Annie Phillips Blackburn. Her husband, Claude, his mother and Dad died that day. I did find an article on the web site by the WCMesenger.com, written by Charles Wilhite January,4, 2004. relating his memories of that day. Is there someone who knows about that day and could e-mail me? Jo Ann Phillips Schmid, now 66 yr. old and searching my past family ties.

Forwarded Message: Subj:{not a subscriber} Samuel P Coffman Date:9/22/2004 8:01:27 AM Central Standard Time From:Fidldeetoo@aol.com To:txwise-l@rootsweb.com Sent from the Internet (Details) I am looking for death records of Samuel Patrick or Patton Coffman, born Oct. 26 1858 and died Sept 5, 1958 in Wise County and wife Mary Melissa death unknown. Samuel was living in Bridgeport in 1958 at his death. Buried in Springtown, Tx. Any infor on his parents would be appreciated. Faye Coffman

Faye, I found the following on the Wise county web site. Maybe this is Patton coffman. 4333 Coffman, Samuel P. Bridgeport M W 1958 If didn't find mary Melissa Coffman or Samuel Patrick on the Wise county site. Using the information above on Samuel P. Coffman, you can order a copy of the death certificate by sending a check for $9.00 to: Texas Department of Health Vital Records 1100 W. 49th Street Austin TX 78756-3195 It takes about 2 months. Dave Pitts Houston TX On Wednesday, September 22, 2004, at 08:26 AM, LaDarlaK@aol.com wrote: > Fidldeetoo@aol.com

In a message dated 9/20/2004 7:48:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time, LaDarlaK@aol.com writes: > If a statue in the park of a person on a horse has both front legs in the > air, the person died in battle. If the horse has one front leg in the air > the > person died as a result of wounds received in battle. If the horse has all > four > legs on the ground, the person died of natural causes. > http://www.snopes.com/military/statue.htm According to Snopes, it's false. Examples are given. Virginia Green

True

Forwarded by La Darla...True? or not? I received this as part of another email, and thought that I would share it with you all..... If a statue in the park of a person on a horse has both front legs in the air, the person died in battle. If the horse has one front leg in the air the person died as a result of wounds received in battle. If the horse has all four legs on the ground, the person died of natural causes. Mary Jo

I know if all 4 feet are on the ground, the person died of natural causes, but I get the other two confused. -Joanne ----- Original Message ----- From: <LaDarlaK@aol.com> To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 20, 2004 6:47 PM Subject: [TXWISE-L] Is this true? > Forwarded by La Darla...True? or not? > I received this as part of another email, and thought that I would share > it > with you all..... > If a statue in the park of a person on a horse has both front legs in the > air, the person died in battle. If the horse has one front leg in the air > the > person died as a result of wounds received in battle. If the horse has all > four > legs on the ground, the person died of natural causes. > Mary Jo > > >

Well, urban legends have come to the fore again. I invite you to visit: http://www.snopes.com/military/statue.htm Here you will see that the idea of the horses feet have nothing to do with how the person died. ----- Original Message ----- From: "J.T. DeShong" <jdeshong@nctv.com> To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 20, 2004 5:00 PM Subject: Re: [TXWISE-L] Is this true? >I know if all 4 feet are on the ground, the person died of natural causes, >but I get the other two confused. > -Joanne > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <LaDarlaK@aol.com> > To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, September 20, 2004 6:47 PM > Subject: [TXWISE-L] Is this true? > > >> Forwarded by La Darla...True? or not? >> I received this as part of another email, and thought that I would share >> it >> with you all..... >> If a statue in the park of a person on a horse has both front legs in the >> air, the person died in battle. If the horse has one front leg in the air >> the >> person died as a result of wounds received in battle. If the horse has >> all four >> legs on the ground, the person died of natural causes. >> Mary Jo >> >> >> > >

This very true ----- Original Message ----- From: <LaDarlaK@aol.com> To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 20, 2004 6:47 PM Subject: [TXWISE-L] Is this true? > Forwarded by La Darla...True? or not? > I received this as part of another email, and thought that I would share it > with you all..... > If a statue in the park of a person on a horse has both front legs in the > air, the person died in battle. If the horse has one front leg in the air the > person died as a result of wounds received in battle. If the horse has all four > legs on the ground, the person died of natural causes. > Mary Jo >

On the 1900 Wise County, Texas census is: Wilson, William J., age 43 b. in LA, b. Sep 1857; married 15 yrs Ollie, wife, age 32 b. LA married 15 yrs; 5 children b./5 living William b. August 1886 age 13 b TX Henry , son age 12 b Tx Effie, dau age 11 b Tx Jessie son age 10 b Tx Walter son age 4 Tx Also on the 1910 Wise County Texas census Wilson, William J., age 52 first mrg; b. MS MS MS Frances, wife age 41 b. LA Henry age 22 single b Tx Effie dau age 21 b Tx Jesse age 19 b Tx Walter son age 13 b Tx Hewlin son age 8 b Tx I believe this is the same William Wilson on the 1860 Ouachita Parish, Louisiana living with S.S. and Mary Roach family 1870 McLennan County Tx census living with Thomas G. Malone family 1880 Hill County census living with Robert G. Maben family. Do you know this William Wilson.? I would appreciate any information you may have in your family records. Thanks for any help, Sandra Van Wyk

David E. Pitts wrote: > Christine, > Thanks for the additional information. Knowing that her name was > Florine and she grew up in Onalaska, Polk County, Texas was most > helpful in finding some information. > Here is what I found in 1930. > > 1930 Census, Polk County Texas, Onalaska TWP, Prec. 2, E. D. 7, sheet > 11b, April 26, 28,1930 > > line 51, dwelling 205 > > Smith, R. T., M, W, age 44, married at 26, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. TX, Farmer > Smith, Maggie, wife, F, W, age 44, married at 26, b. NC, fb. NC, mb. NC > Smith, Florine, dau, F, W, age 16, single, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. NC > Smith, Elaine, dau, F, W, age 14, single, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. NC > Smith, Rob Jr., son, M, W, age 8, single, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. NC > Pruett, Lorane, niece, age 15, single, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. NC > McLeod, Helen, sister-in-law, age 24, b. TX, fb. NC, mb. TX > Smith, M. W. (lodger or father, written over), age 62, M, W, married > at 30, b. MS, fb. MS, mb. MS (his initials would be any combination > of M & W). > > > 1920 Census, Polk County Texas, Prec #2, E. D. 120, sheet 11a, Feb > 2-3, 1920, Institution: Sawmill > > line 13, dwelling 216 > > Smith, Bob, Head, M, W, age 34, married, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. TX, > foreman at a sawmill > Smith, Maggie, wife, F, W, age 33, married, b. NC, fb. NC, mb. NC > Florine, dau, F, W age 6, Single, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. NC > Isabell, dau, F, W, age 8/12, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. NC > > Now we know her father was born in Texas and her mother in North > Carolina, so that will narrow the search somewhat. However, we have > to take that information with a grain of salt as census data can be > wrong. The key is to find Robert with his parents is the 1900 > census. The other thing we should do is to figure out who M. W. Smith > is and trace Helen McLeod and Loraine Pruett. All these clues may > have to be used in order to find Robert's grandparents. > > The problem is that Ancestry doesn't have an index for 1900 for very > many states as yet (only AZ territory, Colorado, Connecticut, District > of Columbia, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Ohio, and Pennsylvania) > > There are 15,468 james smith's in Texas in 1910, so i looked in Polk > County TX. > > In 1910 in Polk Co, I find a Monroe J. Smith b. 1856 in Alabama and > Jim Smith b,. 1855, Mississippi. It is possible that one of these > might be Robert's father. I'll have to look more later and other > things require my attention right now. > > Dave Pitts > Houston TX > > > On Thursday, September 16, 2004, at 11:17 AM, Christine wrote: > >> David, >> Thanks for your reply.........maybe I was somewhat >> confusing........all we >> know is what I wrote below......... >> DeDe is: Florine McLeod Smith Hendricks b. 1-2-1914 (McLeod is her >> middle >> name) >> she married: James Moyers Hendricks b. 7-31-1914 m. 4-10-1953 d. >> 12-29-1998 >> her father & mother were: Robert Taylor Smith b. 5-15-1885 d. >> 8-1-1960 & >> Margaret Kehee McLeod Smith b. 3-28-1886 d. 12-23-1960 (they married >> 8-1-1911(?)) they are both buried in the Jones Prairie (Crossroads) >> Cemetery at Leggett, Polk Co.,TX. >> her grandparents were: James Monroe Smith & Georgia Canon (Cannon) Smith >> " " " : John Daniel McLeod & Amanda Currie >> McLeod >> >> Margaret Kehee McLeod was from North Carolina >> >> Robert Taylor Smith lived in Gibtown, Tx. when young. DeDe thought >> he was >> born in Wise County instead of Jack County, Tx. He met Margaret Kehee >> McLeod in Leggett, Tx. and settled in Onalaska, Tx where DeDe grew >> up. He >> worked for the West Lumber Company. >> >> We want to go from Robert Taylor Smith, backwards.........where was >> Robert >> born?......where did James Monroe Smith & Georgia Canon Smith live? >> How do I find them? I use TxGenWeb / Rootsweb a lot. Any other >> suggestions >> would be greatly appreciated. >> Thanks, >> Christine >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "David E.Pitts" <pitts-gen-281@sbcglobal.net> >> To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com>; <chriesman95@txcyber.com> >> Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2004 10:23 AM >> Subject: Re: [TXWISE-L] Smith Family >> >> >>> Christine, >>> A little more information would be helpful. Smith's are very difficult >>> to work. >>> For example there are 119 Georgia Smith's living in Texas in 1930 >>> and 1,255 James Smith's living in Texas in 1930. Moreover, my search >>> engine doesn't allow me to find the intersection of these two sets. I >>> do not find a Dede Smith living in Texas in 1930. >>> >>> Examples of useful information: >>> What is DeDe's complete given name? >>> Where was the family living in 1930? >>> Where did DeDe grow up, was it in Texas? >>> Where were James Monroe Smith and Georgia Canon Smith born? >>> When were James and Georgia born? >>> Where and when did any of these people die (Robert, James or Georgia)? >>> >>> I realize that De De may not know any answers to these questions, but >>> if she >>> knows just one or two answers it will be a big help. >>> >>> I've looked in the Birth's book for Wise County and the Cemetery >>> Records for Wise County and didn't find any of these people listed. >>> >>> Dave Pitts >>> Houston TX >>> >>> Hello! >>> I am trying to find some family info for a dear friend, DeDe Hendricks. >>> Her >>> father lived at Gibtown when young. She thinks he was born in Wise >>> County, >>> not Jack County. Her father was Robert Taylor Smith b. 1885 to James >>> Monroe >>> Smith and Georgia Canon (Cannon) Smith. My friend was 90 in Jan and is >>> still very alert. She was married, but never had children. She has >>> been >>> adopted by many of us that know her. I would love to find info to >>> compile >>> into a little genealogy booklet for her........DeDe is Florine McLeod >>> (middle name) Smith Hendricks. >>> >>> Is there a connection between the Canon family and a hospital in your >>> area? >>> Thanks in advance, >>> Christine Hyman >>> chriesman95@txcyber.com >>> >>> >>> >> >> > > Robert try Heritage Quest on line and ask for Robert T. Smith, Will list the ones in all the TX County. I live in Conroe And find this very useful.. Jeffie Butler

Christine, Thanks for the additional information. Knowing that her name was Florine and she grew up in Onalaska, Polk County, Texas was most helpful in finding some information. Here is what I found in 1930. 1930 Census, Polk County Texas, Onalaska TWP, Prec. 2, E. D. 7, sheet 11b, April 26, 28,1930 line 51, dwelling 205 Smith, R. T., M, W, age 44, married at 26, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. TX, Farmer Smith, Maggie, wife, F, W, age 44, married at 26, b. NC, fb. NC, mb. NC Smith, Florine, dau, F, W, age 16, single, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. NC Smith, Elaine, dau, F, W, age 14, single, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. NC Smith, Rob Jr., son, M, W, age 8, single, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. NC Pruett, Lorane, niece, age 15, single, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. NC McLeod, Helen, sister-in-law, age 24, b. TX, fb. NC, mb. TX Smith, M. W. (lodger or father, written over), age 62, M, W, married at 30, b. MS, fb. MS, mb. MS (his initials would be any combination of M & W). 1920 Census, Polk County Texas, Prec #2, E. D. 120, sheet 11a, Feb 2-3, 1920, Institution: Sawmill line 13, dwelling 216 Smith, Bob, Head, M, W, age 34, married, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. TX, foreman at a sawmill Smith, Maggie, wife, F, W, age 33, married, b. NC, fb. NC, mb. NC Florine, dau, F, W age 6, Single, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. NC Isabell, dau, F, W, age 8/12, b. TX, fb. TX, mb. NC Now we know her father was born in Texas and her mother in North Carolina, so that will narrow the search somewhat. However, we have to take that information with a grain of salt as census data can be wrong. The key is to find Robert with his parents is the 1900 census. The other thing we should do is to figure out who M. W. Smith is and trace Helen McLeod and Loraine Pruett. All these clues may have to be used in order to find Robert's grandparents. The problem is that Ancestry doesn't have an index for 1900 for very many states as yet (only AZ territory, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Ohio, and Pennsylvania) There are 15,468 james smith's in Texas in 1910, so i looked in Polk County TX. In 1910 in Polk Co, I find a Monroe J. Smith b. 1856 in Alabama and Jim Smith b,. 1855, Mississippi. It is possible that one of these might be Robert's father. I'll have to look more later and other things require my attention right now. Dave Pitts Houston TX On Thursday, September 16, 2004, at 11:17 AM, Christine wrote: > David, > Thanks for your reply.........maybe I was somewhat > confusing........all we > know is what I wrote below......... > DeDe is: Florine McLeod Smith Hendricks b. 1-2-1914 (McLeod is her > middle > name) > she married: James Moyers Hendricks b. 7-31-1914 m. 4-10-1953 d. > 12-29-1998 > her father & mother were: Robert Taylor Smith b. 5-15-1885 d. > 8-1-1960 & > Margaret Kehee McLeod Smith b. 3-28-1886 d. 12-23-1960 (they married > 8-1-1911(?)) they are both buried in the Jones Prairie (Crossroads) > Cemetery at Leggett, Polk Co.,TX. > her grandparents were: James Monroe Smith & Georgia Canon (Cannon) > Smith > " " " : John Daniel McLeod & Amanda Currie > McLeod > > Margaret Kehee McLeod was from North Carolina > > Robert Taylor Smith lived in Gibtown, Tx. when young. DeDe thought he > was > born in Wise County instead of Jack County, Tx. He met Margaret Kehee > McLeod in Leggett, Tx. and settled in Onalaska, Tx where DeDe grew up. > He > worked for the West Lumber Company. > > We want to go from Robert Taylor Smith, backwards.........where was > Robert > born?......where did James Monroe Smith & Georgia Canon Smith live? > How do I find them? I use TxGenWeb / Rootsweb a lot. Any other > suggestions > would be greatly appreciated. > Thanks, > Christine > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "David E.Pitts" <pitts-gen-281@sbcglobal.net> > To: <TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com>; <chriesman95@txcyber.com> > Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2004 10:23 AM > Subject: Re: [TXWISE-L] Smith Family > > >> Christine, >> A little more information would be helpful. Smith's are very >> difficult >> to work. >> For example there are 119 Georgia Smith's living in Texas in 1930 >> and 1,255 James Smith's living in Texas in 1930. Moreover, my search >> engine doesn't allow me to find the intersection of these two sets. I >> do not find a Dede Smith living in Texas in 1930. >> >> Examples of useful information: >> What is DeDe's complete given name? >> Where was the family living in 1930? >> Where did DeDe grow up, was it in Texas? >> Where were James Monroe Smith and Georgia Canon Smith born? >> When were James and Georgia born? >> Where and when did any of these people die (Robert, James or Georgia)? >> >> I realize that De De may not know any answers to these questions, but >> if she >> knows just one or two answers it will be a big help. >> >> I've looked in the Birth's book for Wise County and the Cemetery >> Records for Wise County and didn't find any of these people listed. >> >> Dave Pitts >> Houston TX >> >> Hello! >> I am trying to find some family info for a dear friend, DeDe >> Hendricks. >> Her >> father lived at Gibtown when young. She thinks he was born in Wise >> County, >> not Jack County. Her father was Robert Taylor Smith b. 1885 to James >> Monroe >> Smith and Georgia Canon (Cannon) Smith. My friend was 90 in Jan and >> is >> still very alert. She was married, but never had children. She has >> been >> adopted by many of us that know her. I would love to find info to >> compile >> into a little genealogy booklet for her........DeDe is Florine McLeod >> (middle name) Smith Hendricks. >> >> Is there a connection between the Canon family and a hospital in your >> area? >> Thanks in advance, >> Christine Hyman >> chriesman95@txcyber.com >> >> >> > >

Christine, A little more information would be helpful. Smith's are very difficult to work. For example there are 119 Georgia Smith's living in Texas in 1930 and 1,255 James Smith's living in Texas in 1930. Moreover, my search engine doesn't allow me to find the intersection of these two sets. I do not find a Dede Smith living in Texas in 1930. Examples of useful information: What is DeDe's complete given name? Where was the family living in 1930? Where did DeDe grow up, was it in Texas? Where were James Monroe Smith and Georgia Canon Smith born? When were James and Georgia born? Where and when did any of these people die (Robert, James or Georgia)? I realize that De De may not know any answers to these questions, but if she knows just one or two answers it will be a big help. I've looked in the Birth's book for Wise County and the Cemetery Records for Wise County and didn't find any of these people listed. Dave Pitts Houston TX Hello! I am trying to find some family info for a dear friend, DeDe Hendricks. Her father lived at Gibtown when young. She thinks he was born in Wise County, not Jack County. Her father was Robert Taylor Smith b. 1885 to James Monroe Smith and Georgia Canon (Cannon) Smith. My friend was 90 in Jan and is still very alert. She was married, but never had children. She has been adopted by many of us that know her. I would love to find info to compile into a little genealogy booklet for her........DeDe is Florine McLeod (middle name) Smith Hendricks. Is there a connection between the Canon family and a hospital in your area? Thanks in advance, Christine Hyman chriesman95@txcyber.com

Forwarded Message: Subj:{not a subscriber} Smith family Date:9/15/2004 8:40:35 PM Central Daylight Time From:chriesman95@txcyber.com To:txwise-l@rootsweb.com Sent from the Internet (Details) Hello! I am trying to find some family info for a dear friend, DeDe Hendricks. Her father lived at Gibtown when young. She thinks he was born in Wise County, not Jack County. Her father was Robert Taylor Smith b. 1885 to James Monroe Smith and Georgia Canon (Cannon) Smith. My friend was 90 in Jan and is still very alert. She was married, but never had children. She has been adopted by many of us that know her. I would love to find info to compile into a little genealogy booklet for her........DeDe is Florine McLeod (middle name) Smith Hendricks. Is there a connection between the Canon family and a hospital in your area? Thanks in advance, Christine Hyman chriesman95@txcyber.com

Dear Listers, Just had to tell everyone how great the seminar was at the Wise County Historical Museum last week end. Ronald Womack is truly talented at pulling this all together and covering a lot of ground in our few hours. AND it was great fun. Met some folks we had only know via the internet....and they are all just as nice face-to-face. I heard he may offer another seminar in a few weeks, so be sure and watch for the announcement. It is certainly well worth your time. Best regards to all and special thanks to Ronald and Carla Womack!! La Darla Listowner

I am researching the Murray family who migrated to Texas from Missouri between 1873 and 1878. I found them in Clay Co, in the 1880 census. Between 1880 and 1900 they moved to Wise Co. I am a descendant of Jefferson Benjamin Murray and his wife Nancy Ellen Razor, married in Wise Co in 1892 and who moved to Oklahoma after 1900. JB Murray was the son of Henry Thomas Murray and his wife Delilah E.(I am not sure of her maiden name, but it might be Hall) They were the parents of seven children, I believe that all the children were girls, except for JB Murray. I believe that I have found three daughters of six daughters who married in Wise Co. as follows: Annie G Murray married Granville Stepp, they had one daughter who died as an infant and Annie died during the same period of time. H. Ethel Murray married Noah Copeland and she died without issue in 1920. Cora B Murray married Sam I Sturges, they had one son and he died as a child. The resided in Tarrent Co, for the rest of their lives. They however are buried in Wise Co. I am missing daughters LA Murray and JO Murray who I lose between 1880 and 1900. Zillia or Zillian Murray is enumerated with her parents in 1900. My direct ancestor, Delbert Otis Murray, son of JB and NE Razor, married Josie Putman daughter of George Washington Putman and Mary Jane Cole also from the North Texas area. Any information or insights would be appreciated. I think that HT Murray may have had a brother with which he left Missouri? Pam McMurray Storybook Cottage, a Bed & Breakfast 218 S. 100 West Cedar City, UT 84720-3222 www.storybookbnb.com Mailto:info@storybookbnb.com Toll-free, (866)586-8057 or (435)586-8057