I've lived in Phx since 1955.....and yes I do remember the day when it got to be 121....I went home early and survived it in the pool. Hot as it is, you'all just seem to keep on comin. We didn't break a 111 this summer, however......its a Dry Heat mind you. ----- Original Message ----- From: john p mcmenamin <mack165@juno.com> To: <VAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 13, 2000 11:40 PM Subject: [VAFRANKL] Re: WELCOME TO ARIZONA ? > Thanks pam- great one as usual! JOHN MC. > > > On Sun, 13 Aug 2000 10:04:48 -0700 Pam Alderson <jnpalderson@home.com> > writes: > > > > > > > > > > > Welcome to Arizona > > > > > > May 15th > > > Just moved to Arizona. Now this is a state that knows how to > > live! > > > Beautiful sunny days and warm balmy evenings. Mountains and > > deserts > > > blended together. What a place! Watched the sunset from a park > > lying > > on a > > > blanket. It was beautiful. I've finally found my home. I love it > > here. > > > > > > > > June 10th > > > Really heating up. Got to 100 today. Not a problem. Live in an > > > air-conditioned home, drive an air-conditioned car. What a > > pleasure > > to > > > see the sun every day like this. I'm turning into a real sun > > worshipper. > > > > > > June 20th > > > Had the backyard landscaped with western plants today. Lots of > > cactus > > and > > > rocks. What a breeze to maintain. No more mowing for me. Another > > scorcher > > > today, but I love it here. > > > > > > June 28th > > > The temperature hasn't been below 100 all week. How do people > > get > > used to > > > it? It is taking longer than I expected. > > > > > > July 1st > > > Fell asleep by the pool ... the heat just wipes you out and makes > > you > > > sleepy. Got 3rd degree burns over 60% of my body. Missed two days > > of > > > work, what a dumb thing to do. I learned my lesson though: got > > to > > respect > > > the old' sun in a climate like this. > > > > > > July 3rd > > > I missed Tabby (our cat) sneaking into the car when I left this > > morning. > > > By the time I got out to the hot car for lunch, Tabby had swollen > > up > > to > > > the size of a shopping bag and exploded all over $2,000 worth of > > leather > > > upholstery. I told the kids she ran away. The car now smells > > like > > Kibbles > > > and shit. No more pets in this heat! > > > > > > July 7th > > > Dry heat, my ass. Hot is hot! The home air-conditioner is on > > the > > fritz > > > and AC repairman charged $200 just to drive by and tell me he > > needed > > to > > > order parts. > > > > > > July 10th > > > Been sleeping outside by the pool for three nights now. $1,500 in > > damn > > > > > house payments and we can't even go inside. Why did I ever come > > here? > > > > > > > > July 15th > > > 115 degrees. Finally got the air-conditioner fixed today. It > > cost > > $500 > > > and gets the temperature down to about 90. I hate this state! > > > > > > July 20th > > > If another wise ass cracks, "Hot enough for you today?", I'm going > > to > > tear > > > his throat out. Damn heat. By the time I get to work the radiator > > is > > > boiling over, my clothes are soaking wet, and I smell like > > Roasted > > Tabby! > > > > > > July 25th > > > The weather report might as well be a damn recording: Hot and > > sunny. > > It's > > > been too hot for two damn months and the weatherman says it might > > really > > > warm up next week. Doesn't it ever rain in this barren damn > > desert? > > Water > > > rationing has been in effect all summer, so 1,700 worth of cactus > > just > > > > > dried up and blew into the #@*&$!% pool. Even a cactus can't live > > in > > this > > > heat. > > > > > > July 28th > > > Welcome to Hell! Temperature got to 123 today. Forgot to crack > > the > > window > > > and blew the windshield out of the Lincoln. The installer came to > > fix > > it > > > and said, "Hot enough for you today?" My wife had to spend the > > $1,500 > > > > > house payment to bail me out of jail. > > > > > > July 30th > > > Worst damn day of the summer. I'm not leaving the house. The > > monsoon > > > > > rains finally came and all they did is to make it muggier than > > hell. > > The > > > Lincoln is now floating somewhere in Mexico with its new $500 > > windshield. > > > That does it, we're moving to Montana for some peace, quiet and > > cool > > > (under 95). > > > > > > > ==== VAFRANKL Mailing List ==== > The Franklin Co VAGenWeb QueryPage is located at URL: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/fran-qry.htm > >

Queries posted the past week to this VAGenWeb QueryPage mentioned the following surname(s): CHANEY, DAVIS, FERGUSON, HILL, LINUS, SOWDER, STANDIFER For those of you wanting to read these new queries, they are located at URL: <a href="http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/fran-qry.htm"> http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/fran-qry.htm </a> Regards, Freddie S. Fspradlin@earthlink.net 3448 W. 170th St, Torrance, CA 90504-2402

I am looking for Christopher McVaney who enlisted in the VA militia from his home in Winchester, Frederick Co, in 1777. He was born in PA in 1757. There are many variations on the surname unfortunately. Also another link to Winchester is William Ewing son of Janet McElvaney and John Ewing who settled in Winchester CO around 1737. Janet may be aunt of the Christopher I'm looking for. Any information on these family names would be appreciated. Also - where should I start for records? Are there records on enlistees in Winchester?? Thanks, Barbara

Queries posted the past week to this VAGenWeb QueryPage mentioned the following surname(s): ALIFF, ALLEN, BETZ, BLANKENSHIP, BOWLES, EDWARDS, LA_FOY, MILLER, MOLDEN, MOLEN, RAMSEY, STEWART, WHITE For those of you wanting to read these new queries, they are located at URL: <a href="http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/fran-qry.htm"> http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/fran-qry.htm </a> Regards, Freddie S. Fspradlin@earthlink.net 3448 W. 170th St, Torrance, CA 90504-2402

Hello All! While researching the possible parents of my ggrandfather, Thomas SHELTON born est 1813 of VA who married Elisabeth ALLEN of NC in 1835, Patrick Co VA, I've looked closely at the family of Josiah SHELTON and Frances FORD who were living in Patrick Co VA - 1860 census- nearby Thomas and family. I find there was a Polly Edwards also in the household of Josiah and Frances in 1860, probably widowed. It seems that this was their daughter, Mary Ann SHELTON born abt 1802 who married William EDWARDS b 1798 of Franklin Co VA. I'm seeking anyone who links to or knows about this family. I find that Mary Shelton and William Edwards had children, America, George, Sarah, Elizabeth, and John all born between 1824 -1832 in Va. I believe that Mary "Polly" Shelton Edwards would be my gg-aunt. Others have listed various children for Josiah and Frances. I'd like to know what anyone has on daughter Mary. Thanks Debbie

Am searching for the parents/siblings of Zachariah Peters who married Kessiah Lively on 18 November 1794 in Amherst County, VA. My research has led me to believe that the surnames Peter & Peters are interchangeable. In Amherst County VA Deeds, 1761-1807 we find the following: 7 Feb 1800. RICH. BREEDLOVE & wife MILDRED, to NELSON ANDERSON for $300, 180 acres branches S fork Rockfish. Lines: JNO. BALL, WM. KEY, Glade Road, WM. CABELL, JAS. NEVIL. THOS. KEYS. Wit: ZACH. NEVIL, ELISHA PETERS, ZACH. PETERS, CAREL EADS. This is the only evidence found so far that links Zachariah Peters to a contemporary of the same surname. Because of this, I believe that Zachariah & Elisha may be brothers or cousins. The hunt for Zachariah Peters 1st led myself & some other Peters' researchers to Amherst County, VA & a Rev. William Peter(s). According to a biography posted at ancestry.com, William Peter(s) was a minister of the Church of England who settled in VA in 1750 & who died in 1773. That same biography tells us that one of William Peter(s)' children was Elisha Peters who married Cynthia Turner on 17 February 1806 in Amherst County, VA. There is also another Amherst County marriage of an Elisha Peters to Jane Tiller on 1 June 1792. I do not know if these 2 marriages contain the same or different grooms. According to other information, the Rev. William Peter(s), father of Elisha, came from England with 2 brothers -- Richard Peter & John Peter, Jr. Another researcher has told us that Amherst County records indicate that land was purchased by William, Richard & John, Jr. in 1760. This land was in Albemarle County at the time. Can anyone tell me more about this Peter/Peters family? Any help would be most appreciated. Thank you in advance for any information or guidance in this matter. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Mike Peters npeters102@aol.com

Hello Tammy, I suppose you've had many personal replies by now, as I've seen none so far on the "Franklin List" but I thought I'd add my 2 cents. "Number of tithes" meant number of individual males who had reached the taxable age set by law for the year 1786. It referred to a Poll tax (head tax) collected by the county. Usually the age for poll tax was 16 and up. But to be absolutely certain, one needs to know the specific law for 1786. Laws changed then, just as they do now. When we read, "Samuel Underwood - 2 " we immediately know 2 males were taxable, and one, presumably, was Samuel Underwood himself. The other could have been younger or older than Samuel. It also means the principal person named, in this case Samuel, was the man responsible for paying the tax. If you can find and read the 1786 tax list for yourself you are likely to find the "number of tithables" was a total written in a column which preceded several other columns -- and if that's all you have, then it was probably extracted from a Personal Property Tax List which often combined poll taxes with personal property. Personal property was slaves, horses, cattle, billiard tables, carriages, and a few other things. Personal Property Tax Lists have nothing to do with Land taxes. Females were never taxable themselves, but they might have had a male of tithable age in their home. In 1787 the tax law set 21 as minimum age for Personal Property Tax. This allows the deduction that each man named as the principal & responsible for the taxes was born by 1766. I understand the value to genealogical research is: 1) proving residence on date in a location; 2) indication of estimated age bracket; 3) calling attention to the intriguing question of identity of other males in the same household. Obviously Samuel might have had a son of age for poll tax. But on the other hand the additional male could have been a brother, etc. Sometimes the Tax Commissioner or the Sheriff made a note stating the relationship if there was one. I think this is a reasonably correct explanation, but others who are experts might disagree or else add even more complications I've never heard of. BILL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tamara Hudson" <ldhudson02@sprynet.com> To: <VAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 31, 2000 12:32 AM Subject: [VAFRANKL] 1786 Franklin Co. Tax List > Dear List, > I have found a Samuel Underwood on the 1786 Tax List and I was wondering if > anyone can tell me what "Number of tithes" means. > Number of tithes for this Samuel is "2". > Thanks, > Tammy Tolbert Hudson > > > ==== VAFRANKL Mailing List ==== > The Franklin Co VAGenWeb "Family WebPage" list is located at URL: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/fran-web.htm > >

Hello Everyone, I missed the first of this discussion, but thought I post some info I put on Va-Southside a while back for five years in the 1780s of tax lists I took from Powhatan Co info I have. I hope it helps. I don't think I have posted in a while (maybe never)..my 1750-1830s Franklin ..Pitsylvania/Henry, too..include: (1): Choate Byrd/Bird Webb Hawkins; (2) Shelton, Coleman Robertson, Waller Anthony Cooper. First are my mothers. Second are my father. I have found them close together a couple of times, but they didn't meet up until 1942 in Dade Co Missouri. My best, Janet Hunter in Alexandria VA Hello Everyone, I have been travelling and missed the first posts. But the question of tax list headings came up on Va-Southside list, and I posted the info below on some 1780s Powhatan Co tax lists I have. I hope it helps someone. Janet Hunter (Franklin & Vicinity (ie Pittsylvania) Surnames: Choate, Webb, Hawkins, Bird/Byrd, Shelton, Coleman, Robertson, Waller, Anthony, Cooper CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: 175) ============================================================ Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 12:05:41 -0400 From: Janet Hunter <JHunter@ibgc.com> To: VA-SOUTHSIDE-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <830A132B040ED111A633006097176E921FD3CF@ROCKETSHIP> Subject: [VA-SOUTHSIDE-L] 1780s VA Tax List Headings Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Hello Cousin Bill Bentley and All: A couple of days ago Bill asked for help with identifying the headings for the columns in the 1788 VA Tax list for Spotsylvania Co. (Yes, tax lists) I went through my files for copies of lists I have for Powhatan Co in the 1780s. I am assuming that each county used the same tax lists?? Am I correct? So, for everybody's future reference here are the 1782, 1784, 1787, 1788 and 1789 headings, taken from two books with all these tax lists for Powhatan. I see no copyright on the books, FYI for the copyright police on the list. 1782 list contains: Name of taxpayer, names of adult slaves Number of free whites Number of slaves Number of wheels (note on Powhatan there are notations as to whether it is a phaeton, a carriage, etc. These are "pleasure" vehicles, hence the extra. Farm wagons not included) Number of horses Number of cattle Number of ordinary licenses. 1784 list contains: Taxpayer's names, names of slaves Number of free males over 21 Same between 16 & 21 Slaves above 16 Slaves under 16 Number of covering horses (ie studs) and rates Number of horses Number of mules Number of cattle Number of wheels Ordinary licenses. 1787 List contains: Names chargeable with Tax Names of White Male Tithables White males 16 to 21 Blacks over 16 Blacks under 16 Horses, mares, colts and mules Cattle Carriage wheels Ordinary licenses Billiard tables Stud Horses Rates of covering per season Practicing Physicians, Apothecaries & Surgeons Blacks exempt. 1788 AND 1789 lists contain: Names chargeable with TAX Names of White Male Tithables Blacks over 16 Blacks between 12 and 16 Horses, mares, colts and mules Ordinary licenses Billiard tables Number of stud horses Rates of covering per season Practicing Physicians, Apothecaries & Surgeons I hope this helps. FYI, Bill, our Samuel Bentley had a chair (light one-horse carriage-chaise or gig-in 1763 in Amelia Co. Only person in Amelia in 1763 with a four-wheeled pleasure state carriage...i,e, "chariot"...was Thomas TABB. My best, Janet (BAUGH) Hunter ______________________________ - ----------------------------

I am looking for infomation on Stephen B Chaney born around 1850??? His wife was named Elizabeth and he had a daugher Martha Ellen. Any help would be appreciated ! THank you.

Hi. At this moment I only have time send this one item hoping it will help: Nov. 1, 1781, Deed from Samuel Gilbert of Washington County, to John Vest of Bedford County, for 63 pds, about 200 acres in Bedford Co., it being part of a tract of land formerly belonging to Samuel Gilbert Sr., deceased, and whereon the above said John Vest now lives, and lying on Seneca Cr, and bounded by lines of James Vest, John B. Hoy, Augustin Potter, John W. Gilbert. Witnesses: William Brown Sr., Augustin Potter, James Vest, Jno Webster Gilbert. Recorded June 6, 1782. My source is p. 5 of T.L.C. Genealogy, "Campbell County, VA Deeds, 1782-1784" wherein p.28 of Campbell Co. Deed Bk 1 is cited. BILL HUNT ----- Original Message ----- From: <LHallstrom@aol.com> To: <VAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2000 6:07 PM Subject: [VAFRANKL] Black Water River & Maggotty Creek Location > I am researching a Samuel GILBERT who was granted 441 acres of land in 1767 > in Bedford and Halifax Co., VA on the Black Water River and Maggoty. > He sold 220 acres in 1770 to John Lansdam described as being on the Black > Water River in Bedford Co. > > I am looking to confirm that the location of the junction of these water > bodies is in what is now Franklin Co., VA., just northeast of Rocky Mount. > Can anyone confirm the location?? > > I have been looking in Bedford Co and Campbell Co deed records for the sale > of the other 220 acres without sucess. > > Larry Hallstrom > > ______________________________

Dear List, I have found a Samuel Underwood on the 1786 Tax List and I was wondering if anyone can tell me what "Number of tithes" means. Number of tithes for this Samuel is "2". Thanks, Tammy Tolbert Hudson

This note is being sent to the Wright, Bedford, Franklin, and Southside Mailing Lists for their information. Heritage Books now has available my most recent publication Wright Family Land Tax Records, Bedford County, Virginia, 1782-1850. This work lists all of the land tax records naming a Wright during the period indicated. An identification column identifies the Wright person named in the record and their Wright ancestors, to the extent known. This is the last in the Bedford County, Virginia, series which includes the following other works: Wright Family Birth Records 1853-1917 Wright Family Marriage Records 1753-1900 Wright Family Personal Property Tax Records 1782-1850 Wright Family Census Records 1810-1900 Wright Family Land Records 1753-1900 Wright Family Death 1853-1918, Cemetery, and Probate Records 1753-1900. These books are available from Heritage Books through their website at Heritagebooks.com or Heritage Books, Inc., 1540E Pointer Ridge Place, Bowie, Maryland 20716. Best wishes, Robert N. Grant 15 Campo Bello Court Menlo Park, CA 94025

I am researching a Samuel GILBERT who was granted 441 acres of land in 1767 in Bedford and Halifax Co., VA on the Black Water River and Maggoty. He sold 220 acres in 1770 to John Lansdam described as being on the Black Water River in Bedford Co. I am looking to confirm that the location of the junction of these water bodies is in what is now Franklin Co., VA., just northeast of Rocky Mount. Can anyone confirm the location?? I have been looking in Bedford Co and Campbell Co deed records for the sale of the other 220 acres without sucess. Larry Hallstrom

Queries posted the past week to this VAGenWeb QueryPage mentioned the following surname(s): AKERS, BOOTH, DAVIS, DOSS, FERGESON, GREGSON, LAW, LUMPKIN, MADDOX, McGHEE, MELTON, METZ, MOORE, RICE, TAYLOR, WADE For those of you wanting to read these new queries, they are located at URL: <a href="http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/fran-qry.htm"> http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/fran-qry.htm </a> Regards, Freddie S. Fspradlin@earthlink.net 3448 W. 170th St, Torrance, CA 90504-2402

HUDSON-David Allen Hudson, 23 of Rocky Mount, VA. died on July 27. David was a member of Franklin Heights Baptist Church and a member of the Franklin County Amputee Support Group. He was employeed at Southern States in Wirtz, Va. , it was more than just a job for David the employee's where like family to David. David graduated from Franklin County High School in 1995. He was an active golfer. The most important thing to David was his family and friends.David was born May 20, 1977 in Roanoke, VA. He is the son of Mark Allen Hudson and Carlton and Donna B. Wilkes. He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents Eddie Glen and Ruth Bobbitt Brown and his Faternal great-grandparents Raymond V. and Ruby B. Hudson.Survivors include his older sister Tabitha Ann Hudson and her fiance Lang Wedermeyer. His younger sister Tiffany Belle Hudson. His step-brother and spouse Christopher and Kristen Wilkes. His grandparents Ned V. and Essyebelle Board Hudson. Uncles and Aunts, Eddie G. and Sheila Brown of Salem, Roy William Sr. and Patricia B. Prillaman of Snow Creek, Va. , Danny Wayne Brown , Vernon and Judy C. Hudson, Bobby Hudson, Steve and Velda Hudson. Steve and Brenda H. Morris, all from Rocky Mt. Va.Great Uncles and Aunts, Zula Brown Robertson of Vinton, Va., Hattie Brown Merriman of Martinsville, VA, Wilson and Maragret H. Hodges, June H. Palmer, Charlie and Eva Mae H. Tyree, Joseph and Patricia H. Tolbert, Don and Gwin Board Phillips, Tommy and Avis B. Board, Junior and Polly Board, Edgar and Ruby Board and Pauline Board.First Cousins, Laura Ann Brown, Roy William Prillaman III, Ruth Ellen Prillaman, Troy and Tammy Haynes, Aaron and Tonya H. Haigler, Todd V. Hudson, Stephanie Hudson, Staci Hudson, Travis Hudson, Amy Hudson, Jessica and Hunter Morris.Special 3rd cousin and friend Robert Hudson.Special Friend , Dawn Fisher.Step-grandma Vera Lavinder Wilkes, Step Uncle Clifford Wilkes.Visitation will be at Franklin Heights Baptist Church 6pm-8pm. Funeral will be at Franklin Heights Baptist Church at 2:00 p.m.with Rev. Mark Griffith Officating and Rev. Joe Dillon, and Rev. J. Larry Holland. .Burial will be on the Hudson Family Farm.Flora Funeral Home is handling the arrangements.Family Suggests Flowers or in lieu of flowers Memorials to the Amputee Support Group, c/o Teresa Thompson, P.O. Box 247 Rocky Mount, VA 24151 . The family will receive friends at the home of David's Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ned V. Hudson.

Many thanks to all who posted very helpful responses to my questions about the Robert Bond and Anny Starkey marriage bond. I believe that I now have as accurate a reading as possible from my photocopy, the quality of which is really quite good. I repost, following my signature, a new copy, cleaned up in its presentation, corrected, and annotated. Roy Harris Know all men by these presents that we Robert Bond & Samuel Ozburn are Held and firmly bound unto Robert Brook Esquire Governor or Chief Magistrate of The state of Virginia in the sum of one Hundred dollars Current Money of Virginia to Which payment well and truly to be Made We bind ourselves our Heirs & E[xecutors]* firmly by these presents sealed with our seals and dated the 18th** day of October 179[6]*** The condition of the above obligation is such That whereas there is a marriage Shortly Intended to be Had & Solemnized betweeen the above Bound Robert Bond & Anny Starkey Now if there shall be no lawfull Cause to obstruct the said Marriage then the above obligation to be Void else to remain in full force & Virtue Robert Bond [Seal] Joshua Starkey [Seal] *"Executors" is abbreviated by E- joined to the ampersand before it; in the language of the period, the longer expression "Executors and Administrators" is more common. **The day was read as 18 by Ann Lowery Worrell when preparing her book published in 1934. I had previously read it as 15, but now believe it to be 18. ***The last digit of the year is unreadable today, having been lost in the wear resulting from the folding of the paper. There appears to be a stroke that could be the ascender expected in the number 6. The fact that Robert Brooke was Governor from Dec. 01, 1794 until Nov. 30, 1796 supports the reading 6.

Can any MEADOR researchers help me put a MEADOR family together? The family is Joel MEADOR & Irena ARRINGTON (dau of Daniel) They were married 6 July 1853. I have both the 1850 & 1860 census records, but am finding the daughters for this family do not match up by name or ages. Also Joel had a brother named Jospeh D. who married Jane ARRINGTON (also dau of Daniel) and I would like to compare their family with other records. Thanks, Shelley Arrington Colorado

Roy, 1st paragraph: Reconsider the illegible word is &... i. e. "Governor & Chief Magistrate". Balance of paragraph is near perfect, except consider throwing out (fundy?) and replace it with "assigns"... probably written with old style double ss. it should read, ..."we bind ourselves our heirs & assigns by these presents..." It's a standard phrase seen a zillion times. Sometimes it's seen as our Heirs our Exors and assigns.. Next paragraph is nearly perfect if you just remove the x's. Ann Lowry Worrell read the bond in 1934 and thought it said Robert Bond and Sally Ann Starkey; Samuel Ozburn, surety. Oct. 18, 1796. It's in her book. Maybe more later. Bill

Hi, Go to : <<http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~stultz/gedindex.html>> and check out the listing for: " Chaney Eleanor COMPTON ". I think that is the name you're looking for rather than Chaney Eggleston. The reference is to the Adam STULTZ family and includes many MINTER, LAW and EGGLESTON families from Henry and Franklin Counties. Jen Holland

Hi all, I am just becoming interested in genealogy and am seeking information on the ancestors of my grandparents--John Wesley Law and Myrtle Allison Minter John Wesley Law's parents were James David Law who married Nancy Bell (from West Virginia I've been told) and another wife after her death. I believe they lived in Franklin County in the 1800s. Their children were Charlie Law, John Wesley Law (my grandfather), Worth Pannell (sp.) Law, Daisy Law, Flournoy (sp.) Law, and others. John Wesley Law's children were Ruby Mae (my mother), Charlie Doyle, Johnny (or Johnnie) Edgar, Jack Monroe, Florence Elsie, Ralph Waldo, and Roy Ernest. Myrtle Allison Minter's parents were Joe (or Joseph) Minter who married Chaney (sp.) Eggleston. I believe they lived most of their lives in or near Martinsville or Franklin County, VA. Children included Myrtle Allison Minter (my grandmother) and others. If you know about any of the individuals mentioned, please send me an e-mail or postal note. Thanks. Dorothy Wallace PO Box 220 Woodland, NC 27897