Dear Friends: I have had a lot of inquiries about the contents of the book and below you will find the Table of Contents to show an idea of what stories are included . Table of Contents: Tales and Superstitions 1 Witchcraft 1 Effie Sigmon's Coffee Pot 1 Haircuts 1 The Best Home-Brewed Beer Ever 1 Death by Dill Pickle 2 Catherine Sigmon and the Flashlight 2 Mattie's Memories 2 Fork in the Fireplace Mantle 3 Great-Aunt Polly 3 The Sigmonds Ghost 4 C.T.M. (Cow Tail Mail) 5 Franklin County, Virginia Tall Tale 5 Samuel H. Young 6 Cemeteries 7 The Adrian Hurt/Hurt Family Slave Cemetery 7 The Booth Cemetery 7 The Hatcher Cemetery 8 The Old Wade and Patterson Graveyard 8 The Preston Cemetery 8 The Law Graveyard 9 The Chestnut Presbyterian Cemetery 9 The Callaway Cemetery 9 The Tanyard Cemetery 10 The Taliaferro Cemetery on High Street 11 A Few Interesting Inscriptions 11 Towns and Villages 12 History of Ferrum 12 The Great Rocky Mount Fire 13 Blue Ridge Mountains, Buffalo Knob 15 Rentfro Ridge 15 Rentfro Family 16 Willis Ridge and Indian Creek 16 The Carolina Road 17 Pioneers Followed Roads Made by Wild Hogs 18 White Falls 20 Franklin County Schools 21 Poplar Grove School 21 Prillaman School 21 Red Top School {Nicholas Creek} 21 Sigmon School House 25 Miss Ora and Miss Etta 25 Katonka or Mary, Our Indian Princess 29 Our Indian Grandmother 29 Murder 30 The Murder Story of Elizabeth "Bett" Willis Sigmon 30 Franklin County and the Civil War 31 Southern Honor Before the War 31 A Visit of Colonel Heros von Borcke to Bleak Hill 32 Experiences of Owen Henry Price, Confederate Soldier 33 Camp Diseases and Battle Death 34 Guilty of Desertion 35 Union Sympathizers 35 Letters Home 36 The Saul Brothers Controversy 44 Excerpts from Salmon's Bicentennial History 44 Editorial by Gordon E. Saul, Col. U.S.Army Ret. 45 What's In A Name? 47 The Longest Name 47 The Saddest Name 47 Cardui 47 Sontag 47 Holland and Hollins 48 Old Sayings 49 If You Are Well Bred 50 Some Original and 'Archaic' Mountain Terms 50 Found at the Courthouse 53 James Mead and William Ramey 53 Robert & Rebecca Edmonds 53 Rich' Robinson {Roberson} 53 Jonathan Richardson 53 George Lamb 53 Elizabeth Maynor 53 1785 Inquisition on the Body of George Hunter 53 Peter Kingery 54 Joseph Smith 54 Theodorick Webb 54 Anderson, Jack and Claiborne 54 Claiborne, A Slave 54 George, A Slave 55 James Young 55 The Delancy Family's Great Loss 56 Couplets from the Past 56 Unusual Records 56 Liquor Stories 57 An Irish Proverb 57 The Passing of a Tradition 57 Moonshine and Murder 58 Officer Phlegan 63 Jim Hopkins 63 Lewis Washington "Fat Lewis" Quinn and the Revenuer 64 Instructions For Making Good Corn Liquor 64 Medicinal Uses for Moonshine 69 Hot Ginger Tea 70 Cough and Sore Throat Medicine 70 Mountain Folks Coffee Lace 70 Hot Irish Punch 70 Happy As Can Be 71 4th of July Address by Judge Abram Hancock Hopkins 73 Tobacco 78 Joseph Hare, the Celebrated Bandit 80 A Tribute to My Father 82 Some Memories I Have 83 Food 85 Preservation of Food in Colonial Days 85 Hog Killing 86 Receipts & Recipes 88 Pinto Bean Cake 88 Popcorn Candy Cake 88 Sweet Potato Cake 88 Green Tomato Pie 88 Peanut Soup 89 Squirrel Stew 89 Cracklin' Bread 89 Hardtack 90 Hoe Cakes 90 Johnny Cakes 90 Sally Lunn 90 General Lafayette Passed Through Franklin County 91 A Famous Feud 92 A Thorough Masonic Investigation 92 Are You As Smart as an 8th Grader in 1895? 98 Index 101

Dear Friends, I have not been able to keep up with the website I had created and I cannot find anyone willing to carry it on. If anyone would be interested please get in touch with me at beverlym@swva.net. It's really not a lot of work and very interesting. It will be available through October and if no one will take it over, then it will be taken off the internet. I really hate that but there's nothing else I can do right now. With all regrets, Beverly

Dear Friends: Edith Sigmon has been researching Franklin families for more than 30 years, probably a lot more than that. She has collected stories from the courthouse, local families and other interesting items. I have helped her publish a book, 110 pages, spiral-bound, letter-size pages. If you would be interested in a copy of this book please get in touch with me directly at beverlym@swva.net. If you enjoy good stories and history you will enjoy this book. Thanks, Beverly

In a message dated 9/1/2007 3:55:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time, BSYBUCKS@aol.com writes: On this 7th day of March 1833 personally appeared in open court before the justices of the County Court of Franklin aforesaid, now sitting (the same being a court of records) James Young a resident in the county aforementioned and State of Virginia aged 77 years, who being first summon according law, doth on his outh make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of congress dated June 7th 1832. That he was born in Orange County Virginia on the 16th of June 1755. At the age of 14 years he arrived to Franklin County Virginia and being deeply interested in the welfare of his county and desires of acceding his assistance to prevent the depredation of the Indians, he entered the service of the United States in the Year 1777 under Captain Brice Martin at Town Creek in this county as a substitute and marched 30 miles beyond New River Virginia on the securing party The MARTINs may also be our family. Isaiah Maynor married Elizabeth "Betsy" Nunn. Her parents were Thomas Nunn and Elizabeth Bettie "Susan" Alexander. The parents of Elizabeth Bettie "Susan" Alexander were John Alexander and Sarah Martin. John Alexander came from Scotland. I can't figure out among the Martins which family Sarah came down from. Of course, this is the family of General Joseph Martin, and Brice Martin was either the s/o Joseph or the brother. That is a fascinating family! Sue ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

DECLARATION OFFERED TO THE JUSTICS OF THE COUNTY COURT OF FRANKLIN VIRGINIA BY JAMES YOUNG 13TH DAY OF MARCH 1833 Virginia Franklin County On this 7th day of March 1833 personally appeared in open court before the justices of the County Court of Franklin aforesaid, now sitting (the same being a court of records) James Young a resident in the county aforementioned and State of Virginia aged 77 years, who being first summon according law, doth on his outh make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of congress dated June 7th 1832. That he was born in Orange County Virginia on the 16th of June 1755. At the age of 14 years he arrived to Franklin County Virginia and being deeply interested in the welfare of his county and desires of acceding his assistance to prevent the depredation of the Indians, he entered the service of the United States in the Year 1777 under Captain Brice Martin at Town Creek in this county as a substitute and marched 30 miles beyond New River Virginia on the securing party against the Indians in which service he was engaged 3 months, and was then discharged, he then returned home and resided there 18 months. He was then drafted in Captain James Cowden’s Company and marched to the Prince Edward Courthouse, Virginia where he joined the Continental Troops under the command of Major Parrcell and there marched down in the neighbourhood of Jamestown, Williamsburg and Little York in which service he continued til the battle between General Lafayette and Col. Tarlton was fought between Williamsburg and Jamestown. He was then marched up to Maupin Hills 15 miles below Richmond and there discharged in the whole a tour of 3 months service. He then returned home and was again drafted into Captain James Terrance Company and marched to Glasgow in Rockingham County, Virginia as a guard to the British prisoners in number 163 taken at the Eatan Springs, September 1781 South Carolina in which service he was six weeks and then discharged. He is not apprised of any person living who can testify at this time as to the whole service contained in this Declaration, that the person who serviced with him are dead or gone, so that he has no knowledge on their place of residence that he has lost the discharges mentioned above but thinks that the evidence of Abednego Hodges will show that he was served as stated. He hereby relinquishes every claim to a pension or annuity except the present and declare this his name is not on the pension roll as the agency of any state. In testimony whereof he hereunto subscribes his name to this his amended declaration the day and year above and first written. James (his mark) Young ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

Roger Rigney needs your help to identify PHOTOGRAPHS that he sent me and I posted for your page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/franklin.htm Scroll to Photographs. Now before you tell me they are small, I already know. I cannot download these at the library, so we'll have to make do until I can finish the project. Rena List adm. Please varify Receipt of this letter by replying to me doreatr@rbnet.com or doreatr@yahoo.com ____________________________________________________________________________________ Sick sense of humor? Visit Yahoo! TV's Comedy with an Edge to see what's on, when. http://tv.yahoo.com/collections/222

C. Leon Harris has provided us with all these applications. I hope they will be as helpful in your research as it has been to me. Thank you Mr. Harris. http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/bedford_pension.html I have added about 20 files to this page for Bedford County. I will also be adding some un-identified photos over the weekend. I hope we can help the submitter with his pictures. Please varify Receipt of this letter by replying to me doreatr@rbnet.com or doreatr@yahoo.com ____________________________________________________________________________________ Building a website is a piece of cake. Yahoo! Small Business gives you all the tools to get online. http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/webhosting

Does anyone know the parents of Noah Lee HALE who m. Malinda SNEAD? The couple had numerous children, and many of their names are very familiar to my ear. I'm sure I've heard my parents speak of some of them as kinfolk. The children's names are: sons Curtis, Coy, Roy, Delbert, Amos Coolidge, Denard and Kermit; daughters Mittie (or Mattie?), Mary, Clara, and Ruth. Kermit, of Ferrum, VA, died on August 26, 2007, according to the Roanoke Times online obituary. On FamilySearch.com there is a Noah Lee HALE b. 27 Jan 1885, d. 05 May 1964, son of William Wiley HALE and Mary A HALE. I have William Wiley and Mary A. in my database, he as the son of David HALE and Sally Amanda GIBSON. This David is the son of my 2great-grandparents William N. HALE and Sarah Elizabeth "Betsy" WADE. Any information on parents of the Noah Lee who married Malinda SNEAD would be appreciated. Carolyn HALE BRUCE Co-author, Rebel King, Hammer of the Scots Rebel King, The Har'ships and Rebel King, Bannok Burn See all the books we publish at: www.bruceandbruceinc.com (Angus MacKilt shirts, too!)

Has anyone recorded the graves in Round Top Cemetery? Round Top Cemetery is probably in both Floyd and Franklin Counties. My husband and I visited the cemetery in June this year, on a misty, damp, gray day, and I'm thankful to Bill Moran for leading the way.down a back country road, over hill and dale, across a creek, a walk past a junkyard, and a really exciting and awkward crawl under a barbed wire fence!!! Never let it be said that Floyd County folk don't go to some trouble to entertain visitors. I've always heard the cemetery referred to as "Round Top" but maybe it's called the Kelley Cemetery or the Jones Cemetery. My 4th-great grandfather, George Washington Kelley, is buried there. I took a few pictures which I'll be glad to share, for the county websites. Many of the stones had been made of slate, and they have been eroded by time and weather. Slate is in layers, and the layers crumble and flake off. Some of the marble stones still have readable engravings. We didn't have time to decipher the ones that were readable, because of the weather and also all of the undergrowth among the trees. Is anyone familiar with this cemetery? I copied the following (sorry I didn't copy more of them): James Kelley April 4 1863 May 30, 1942 Gone but not forgotten Elizabeth Halden b. May 8, 1881 d. Mar 20 1909 Sleep in Blessed Jesus Nannie Halden 9 - 14 - 1885 8 - 13 - 1910 A bud on Earth To Bloom in Heaven Paula Kelley Ward San Antonio, Texas <mailto:Chachalady@sbcglobal.net> Chachalady@sbcglobal.net Age and Treachery will overcome youth and skill :-)

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: [FRANKLIN] Franklin Families Meeting in Forest VA 10 Nov 2007 Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2007 02:18:14 -0000 From: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com <gc-gateway@rootsweb.com> Reply-To: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com, franklin@rootsweb.com To: <FRANKLIN-L@rootsweb.com> This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: roperld Surnames: Franklin Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.franklin/2524/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Franklin Families Meeting Forest Library, Forest, Bedford, Virginia 15583 Forest Road, Forest, Virginia 24551, 434-525-1817 1-4 PM, Saturday, 10 November 2007 All persons with Franklin surname ancestry in Virginia are invited to a meeting at the Forest Library in Forest, Virginia from 1 to 4 PM on Saturday, 10 November 2007. See http://www.roperld.com/franklinUnionI.htm on the Internet for information about the meeting. The agenda of the meeting will be: . Present information about different Franklin families in Virginia. . Present information about the Franklin male-lines Y-chromosome project. . Discuss how we Franklins can continue to share information about the genealogy of our families. . Discuss the possibility of a Virginia library depository for Franklin families' data. If you have genealogical data about your Franklin family, please bring it to share with others. The organizers of this meeting are L. David Roper of Blacksburg, Virginia, Rodney A. Franklin of Moneta, Virginia and Mildred V. Franklin of Amherst, Virginia. For more information contact L. David Roper (roperld@vt.edu). It is being held in Forest, Virginia because there is a high density of Franklins in the several counties surrounding Forest. The meeting is called a "Franklin Union" because most people there may have never met each other. There are many unrelated Franklin families that have been in Virginia from colonial days to the present. Collecting data on all Franklin families helps to gain knowledge about which Franklins are related. L. David Roper, a retired physics professor at Virginia Tech, has been collecting data for all Franklin families for 45 years, since his mother is a Franklin whose ancestors came from Amherst County. He regularly helps other Franklin family members learn more about their Franklin ancestry and cousins. It would be helpful, but not necessary, if you would tell David Roper (roperld@vt.edu) that you plan to be at the meeting. Also, it would be helpful if you would send genealogical data for your Franklin family to him several weeks before the meeting (e-mail or to 1001 Auburn Drive, Blacksburg 24060-8123), so that he can incorporate your Franklin family's data in the presentation. Please post this notice in libraries, historical societies, museums, churches and other relevant locations around Virginia. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board. _____________________________ To contact the list admin send an email to: FRANKLIN-admin@rootsweb.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to FRANKLIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I am looking for information about a Samuel Good-- a son of Theobold (David) Good. Samuel is listed as dying in 1824 in Franklin co. VA. Any information about this family would be greatly appeciated. Jackie </HTML>

SOURCE: The Times of Franklin, Aug 07: 15-Shilling Musket Inflicts Death Court records dated 5 Sep 1791 tell of an inquisition into the death of Wm Webb. The inquiry was held at the home of Theodorick Webb before coroner SWINFIELD HILL. The body was viewed and oaths were given by Joshua Rentfro, Showers Price, Adam Hilton, Wm Eubanks, Bartlet Wade, Poindexter Toney, Jacob Prillaman, Peter Gearhart, Melcher Waggoner, Theodorick Webb Sr, Joel Walker, Enos Miles, Charles Minnnix, Baxter Lee, John Hale, Moses Rentfro "good and lawful men of the County." They were ordered to consider "when, where, how, and in what manner the said Wm Webb came to his death." Their decision seems to be that a musket Webb held in his hands went off, making a single entry wound 4 inches from his right nipple (striking the heart area?) and exiting his back in four pieces. He died about 11 hrs later. Interestingly, the price of the weapon is often mentioned in court proceedings, even when the victim is not named. For instance, you will find the value of a razor used by a man to cut his own throat given in court proceedings published in our latest Killin' book. Here's what the men said, under oath: "On the Main Road near the halfway Spring by accidental Shott by a musket gun of the value of 15 shillings which fired in his own hands from which he the said Wm Webb rec.d a mortal wound about four inches from right nipple which entered his body in one hole and came out near his back in four, of which mortal wound in about the space of 11 hrs he died." The coroner accepted the Jurors' decision and asked them to sign their decision. It was entered into official record by James Callaway at the Oct term of court.

I have used for many many years, the parents of my Jubal Turner, as being Admire Turner and wife Sally. Believ this to be wrong, I believ that the parents of my Jubal Turner was probably, a Richard Turner and wife Rachel Ayers. Jubal Turner and Milly Ross, grew up in SW Virginia, and were the parents of: Whitfield Ross Tuarner, b. 29 Apr 1819, Henry Co., VA d. 11 Apr 1880, in Albia, Monroe Co., Iowa; + 12 Jan 1853, Franklin Co., Martha Jane King, [b. 5 Dec 1830, Lynchburg, Lynchburg Co., VA] Martha Jane King was the daughter of Solomon King and Elizabeth "Betsy" Turner, [d/o George Wilson Turner, and wife Milly Stone] I would very much like to find out more on the parents of this Jubal Turner, who I strongly believe to have been, Richard Turner and Rachel Ayers; [m. 19 Dec 1792, Bedford Co., VA] I know of a John Ayers, who performed many marriages in this area, was she a daughter? When this family emmigrated they stopped for a year in Kentucky, to allow the birth of Whitfield and Martha's second child, Elizabeth K. Turner, b. 6 Oct 1854, KY. The first child of Whitfield Turner,was Amanda Ellen Turner, was born in Franklin Co., VA. she died in Cedar Mines, Monroe Co., IA. Whitfield and Martha's third child was my grandfather, George Whitfield Turner, Sr., b. 6 Feb 1857, Monroe Co., VA. He died in an accedental shooting in OK, while checking out the area, 30 Sep 1895, Shawnee, Pottawatomie Co., OK. He died three months before my father George Whitfield Turner, JR. was born 23 Dec 1895, Appanoose Co., IA. If annyone can elaborate on this Jubal Turner's parents, I would appreciate hearing from them. Thank you, Evelyn (Turner) Alexander

Children of John born in 1818are 1- Joseph born 8-12-1841 in Franklin Co. died 7-24-1864 in Winchester, Va. never married 2- Sheldon born 4-9-1844 in Franklin Co. first marriageto Elizabeth Reese. Second to Margaret Legg on 2-19-1869. She was born 12-5-1892, died 8-17-1933 in Sissonville, WV. 3- Adaline born 8-8-1846 in Franklin Co. married William Boxer on 5-11-1865 4- Octavia born 8-20-1849 in Franklin Co. married John Shively on 3-5-1867 5- Frances born 2-27-1852 in Franklin Co. Bart Fowler 6- John born 2-27-1854 in Franklin Co. married Emma Ellen Frame 7- Wiley Peter born 9-20-1857 in Sissonville, WV. died 3-3-1940. Married Sara Jane Woods on 10-26-1886. I have a death certificate for Wiley Peter Sigmon. 8- Thomas Benton born 1-31-1862 in Sissonville, WV. married Alice Thomason 10-24-1885. 9- Layfarti - have no info John and Pardine Reese Sigmon had 10 children 1- Alice married Albert Burdette 2- Rebecca married Fred Burdette 3- Kitty married Leatha Parish 4- Cassie born 6-29-1882 in Hookersville, WV. married Tark Newhouse 5- James Blain born 11-22-1884 in Hookersville, WV. died 2-19-1941.First marriage to Mary Slaughter on 10-24-1906. Second marriage to Eaulie Harper on 1-18-1918 6- John - have no info 7- Melissa Ann married Samuel Andrew Ruskon 11-10-1887 8- Margaret Elizabeth married James Albert Frame on 9-2-1884 9- Mary - have no info 10- Isaac - have no info Betty ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

nn married Samuel Andrew Rusk on Nov. 10, 1887 8- Margaret Elizabeth married James Albert Frame on Sept. 2, 1884 9- Mary 10-Isaac Betty ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

Hi Betty, Thanks so much for answering my query. Your info is similar to what I have but I can't understand why in the 1850 Franklin co census there are no children listed in their household. I can't find Ann and John in the 1860 census. The only John Sigmon I find in Kanawha Co in 1860 is the one with wife Emma. Do you know when John and Ann arrived in Kanawha Co.? Are there any land records available for them that would give a time period? It could solve the question as to who the Ann and John Sigmon are in the 1850 Franklin Co. census. I do have some info that says John and Ann had a son who m. an Emma but the ones in the census are much older than a son of John and Ann. That John Sigmon has his birth year as 1818. Is it a possibility that Ann also went by Emma? I didn't have the burial place for Ann, thank you for that information. I would appreciate any information that you have that you would be willing to share with me regarding John and Ann's children. Ann's sister, Martha Hancock Underwood went to Monroe Co. at the same time as their half-brother, Reuben, and their mother, Frances. After Martha died her husband and children, with the exception of one, are found in Kanawha Co. The lone one went to Fayette Co and lived near Reuben and his children's families. I hope to hear back from you, as I am trying to get Ann's family in my Family tree. Thanks again, Bev

Hi Bev, John, born in 1818, was married twice. First marriage to Ann Hancock on September 30, 1839. Second to Pardine Reese. Ann was born in 1825, died in Sissonville, WV, in 1866. She was buried at the Legg Branch of Tuppers Creek. Pardine was born in 1845, died January 19, 1919, in Elkview, WV. John and Ann had 9 children. Joseph, Sheldon, Adaline, Octavia, Frances, John, Wiley Peter, Thomas and Layfartti. Have moreinfo if you need it. Betty ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

I am researching the Sigmon surname and need some help. A John Sigmon married Ann Hancock in Franklin Co. Sept 30, 1839. Ann was the half-sister to my ancestor, Reuben James. They shared the same mother, Frances James Hancock. I have found John and Ann in the 1850 Franklin Co. census with no children in the household. I was given info several years ago that stated John and Ann went to Kanawha Co., Va/now WV where Ann died. This info showed that John and Ann had several children, some being born before 1850. When in fact the 1850 census shows otherwise. I do find in Kanawha Co. a John Sigmon and a Larkin Sigmon, (I find this man in Franklin Co census) and I am assuming they are brothers. I have not been able to locate John and Ann in the 1860 census, I did, however, find a John Sigmore in Kanawha Co 1860 along with Larkin Signore (error on the surname by the enumerator). This John has a wife named Emma, both would have been born abt. 1818 in Virginia. The problem I have with this couple is that some of their children have the same names that were given to me as being the children of Ann. I am beginning to believe maybe Ann died in Franklin Co and John remarried an Emma. Does anyone have any info on these Sigmons that would be of help to me? I am at a loss on John and Ann Sigmon. Please, anything you can share would be much appreciated! Thanks, Bev

You have my sympathy. Grandmothers are so precious to us. D.O.Sink ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rena Worthen" <doreatr@yahoo.com> To: <vaboteto@rootsweb.com>; <VAFRANKL@rootsweb.com>; <VAROCKBR@rootsweb.com>; <Vapatric@rootsweb.com>; <VALOUDOU-D@rootsweb.com>; <VAROANOK-L@rootsweb.com>; "VAFloyd" <vafloyd-l@rootsweb.com>; "Freddie Spradlin" <fspradlin@earthlink.net> Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2007 1:45 PM Subject: [VAFRANKL] Death in the Family > My grandmother passed away on Monday,Her funeral is > today... and i'm off line at home because My computer > completely died too. I am at the library using a > computer there. If anyone needs me please respond here > at doreatr@yahoo.com hopefully i'll catch it here. > Bear with me on anything you have requested, or sent > me to load. I'll get it done one of these days. > Sorry for the delay. > > Rena Worthen > doreatr@rbnet.com > > > Please varify Receipt of this letter by > replying to me doreatr@rbnet.com > or doreatr@yahoo.com > > > > > ____________________________________________________________________________________Ready > for the edge of your seat? > Check out tonight's top picks on Yahoo! TV. > http://tv.yahoo.com/ > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > The SECOND Sunday in each month will set aside for a "Brick Wall" Roll > Call. Please always put the surname you seek in the subject and tell us > something about your Brick Wall person. > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen doreatr@rbnet.com > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Search this list's archived messages! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > VAFRANKL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

My grandmother passed away on Monday,Her funeral is today... and i'm off line at home because My computer completely died too. I am at the library using a computer there. If anyone needs me please respond here at doreatr@yahoo.com hopefully i'll catch it here. Bear with me on anything you have requested, or sent me to load. I'll get it done one of these days. Sorry for the delay. Rena Worthen doreatr@rbnet.com Please varify Receipt of this letter by replying to me doreatr@rbnet.com or doreatr@yahoo.com ____________________________________________________________________________________Ready for the edge of your seat? Check out tonight's top picks on Yahoo! TV. http://tv.yahoo.com/