Hello, I am searching for any help or connections with my lineage. Here are the following direct lineage for me. I have most of the siblings to these persons also. Rufus Wayne Potts II b. 1-19-95, Alysabeth Cheyanne Potts b. 10-14-96, and James Clyde Elton Potts b. 10-28-98 (My Children) parents are Rufus Wayne Potts I b. 5-21-72 and Suzanne Marie Tucker b. 3-1-74(self). Rufus Wayne Potts I parents are Berva Elva Hay(e)s b. 4-12-31 d.2-15-82 and Rufus Clyde Potts b. 4-22-16 d. 4-2-96. Berva's parents are Alonzie Hay(e)s b. 4-27-1898 d. 7-17-82 and Bammy Stella Turner b.2-6-09 d. 10-28-88. Rufus Clyde Potts parents are Thomas Wayne Potts b. 7-12-1885 d. 1-29-66 and Minnie Barnett Jane Bishop b. 5-4-1894 d. 4-19-87. Alonzie Hay(e)s parents are Robert Hay(e)s and Elizabeth McCoy dates unknown. Robert's father was also Robert Hay(e)s. Elizabeth McCoy's parents are Moses McCoy and Lannie Wells. Bammy Stella Turner's parents are Jackson Turener and Sarah Rasnick dates unknown. Jackson Turener's parents were Hugh Turner and Emeline ?. Sarah Rasnick's parents are Bill Rasnick and Elizabeth Mullen. Thomas Wayne Potts parents are Rufus Bernard (also heard it called Brevard) Potts b. 11-22-1850 d. 7-4-16 and Matilda Elizabeth Yeary b.12-17-1860 d. 1-25-43. Parents of Rufus Bernard Potts are James Tanner (also called LaTanner) Potts and Louise M. Thornton dates unknown. Supposedly the Potts line connects to Erasmus Ferdinand (Ford) Potts founder of Potts Camp, MS. My (Suzanne) parents are Joe James Tucker b. 5-3-36 d. 8-6-88 and Donna Jean Esbrook b 12-21-49. Joe's parents are Marvin Wade (nicknamed Boyd) Tucker b. 2-26-05 d. 9-6-51 and Maggie Beulah Johnson b. 11-17-05 d. 11-22-80. Donna Jean Esbrook parents are Ellen Elizabeth Anderson b. 11-8-25 and William Kirkpatrick Jr. b.4-18-23 d. 1985. Ellen's parents are John Samuel Anderson b. 1-21-1884 d. 3-7-58 and Mary Elizabeth Amass b. 4-23-1884 d. 11-8-63. John's father was supposedly named Samuel. and Mary's mother's name was supposedly Elizabeth D. Marvin Wade Tucker's parents are Sloane West Tucker b. 11-9-1872 d. 3-7-51 and Alice Green 1-20-1878 d. ? Sloane's parents are Marvin Wiat Tucker b. 2-25-1832 d. 7-9-1889 and Sarah A. Mann b. 2-3-1835 d. 12-12-1915. Marvin Wait Tuckers parents are Marvin Wait Tucker b. 1797 in Ct d. 1875 and Nancy Wright born ? in SC died before 1847 in Eastern TN. Sarah A. Mann's parents are John Mann b. 4-26-1806 d. 10-21-1863 and Lucy McGregor dates unknown. Maggie Johnson's parents are John Henry Johnson b. 1869 d. 1939 and Lucy Glover dates unknown. John Henry Johnson's parents are Lloyd Johnson b. 1810 d. 1911 and Ann Smith. If anyone out there would like more about a particular surname I have more information but this is my direct line and I have most of the siblings lineage also except on the eldest of the groups such as Marvin Wait Tucker and James Tanner Potts and Lloyd Johnson. Thank you for your time, Suzanne [email protected]

Sorry I don't have any of these names in my book. I do have lots of Blevins but not the one's you have listed. Good luck, hope you find them. I will also keep looking. Love, Grace

Dear Cousins! Can anyone help out here? I need to find the family of my great grandfather - Walter Blevins, b. 1880, d. 1936. His parents were Miles Blevins and Josie Horne; Walter Blevins married [1] to Gracie Lemons, b.1885, d.1918 and [2] to Mary McClellan, b. 1894, d. about 1967. Other children of Miles Blevins and Josie Horne were: Ira Blevins (male) - m. Bertha Brickey Kallie Blevins - m. Homer Maples [had lived in Banner, VA area] Effie Blevins - m. ______ Dishman Ruby Blevins - m. Arvil Rose Lula Blevins - m. Arthur Prophet Merty (spelling??) Blevins - m. _______ Galloway - lived in Elizabethton, TN. IF any of this sounds familiar, please respond to me at [email protected] or [email protected] Thank you!!! Diana Boggs Mullens searching for Boggs - Mullens - Mullins - Lawson - Craft - Young - Comer - Blevins - Lemons - Lyons

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------DEBE0A10617FFB4868DEFD15 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------DEBE0A10617FFB4868DEFD15 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.30]) by marki.compu.net (8.8.7/8.8.7) with ESMTP id LAA13484 for <[email protected]>; Mon, 18 Jan 1999 11:55:39 -0600 Received: (from [email protected]) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id LAA16758; Mon, 18 Jan 1999 11:39:14 -0800 (PST) Resent-Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 11:39:14 -0800 (PST) Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 13:50:33 +0000 From: Robin Oliver <[email protected]> Reply-To: [email protected] X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.02 [en]C-DIAL (Win95; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 Old-To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> References: <[email protected]> <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Subject: [HARVEY-L] Mary Elisabeth Harvey Resent-Message-ID: <"BaasYC.A.VFE.h34o2"@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: [email protected] Resent-From: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/1378 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] Could someone please help me to identify these Harveys. This has been a line in my family that has been almost impossible to follow. Any help would be greatly appreciated. The majority of this information is from Russell Co., Virginia. Ancestors of Reverend B. H. Harvey 1. Bud Homer Harvey b. June 5, 1906, Russell Co., VA, occupation Baptist Minister, m. March 29, 1929, in Coeburn, Russell Co., VA, Nannie Ella Mutter, b. Dec 28, 1910, Russell Co., VA, occupation CNA, d. Feb 10, 1990, Bristol, TN, buried: Feb 13, 1990, Temple Hill Ceme. St. Paul, Virginia. Bud died 11 July 1992, Bristol, Virginia, buried: 13 July 1992, Temple Hill Ceme., St. Paul, VA. Parents 2. Frank Harvey m. Prior 1903, Mary Jane Hicks, b. ca 1883, Russell County, Virginia, buried: Arch Meade Cemetery, Castlewood, VA. Frank died 1906/07, Copper Creek District, Russell Co. VA, buried: Arch Meade Cemetery, Castlewood VA, Murdered, Russell Co. VA. Russell County Court Records: September 12, 1906, J. F. Harvey bought from J. C. and Bell Rose, 25 acres of Land located on Grassy Creek. Deed Book 41, Page 446. 3. Mary Jane Hicks b. ca 1883, Russell County, Virginia, m. (1) Prior 1903, Frank Harvey, d. 1906/07, Copper Creek District, Russell Co. VA, buried: Arch Meade Cemetery, Castlewood VA, Murdered, Russell Co. VA, m. (2) 10-19-1907, in Wise County Virginia, Coeburn, Virginia, Pete Harvey, b. ca 1885, Scott County, Virginia, occupation Miner, d. before 1916, Russell Co. VA, m. (3) 29 June 1916, in Wise County Virginia, Coeburn Virginia, King S. Sturgill, b. ca 1886, Pike County Kentucky, occupation Team Driver. Mary buried: Arch Meade Cemetery, Castlewood, VA. Mary Jane was pregnant with Maudie when Frank was slain by Clarence Cooper at Walter Harris' Store on Copper Creek Ridge, near the Jim Lawson Place. Cooper shot Frank at close range. Grand Parents 4. ? Jenkins m. unmarried, Mary Alice Harvey. My uncle Eugene Harvey states that his father told him he was really a Jenkins. 5. Mary Alice Harvey b about 1862, ? Russell Co., VA m. (1) unmarried, ? Jenkins, m. (2) Thomas Flemond Austin. Mary Alice is listed in the 1880 census as Alice Meade. She took her step-father's name. 6. Andrew Hicks b. ca 1850, m. Susan (Nannie) Hicks, b. ca 1845. 7. Susan (Nannie) Hicks b. ca 1845. Mary lists her mother as Nannie Hicks on her Marriage license to King Sturgill, 1916. Great Grand Parents 10. Nathan Burdine m. unmarried, Mary Elisabeth Harvey. 11. Mary Elisabeth Harvey. --------------DEBE0A10617FFB4868DEFD15--

These are old news paper clippings,newspaper and author unknown , some by Frank Monroe Beverly. submitted by Annette Damron, Robert Beverly, Rachel and Louise Vanover Vore ANOTHER FLEMING DESPERADO HE FIRES INTO THE HOUSE OF A MAN, WHOSE WIFE DIES FROM FRIGHT CLINTWOOD, VA., February 9 -(special)- “Orb” Fleming, a brother to the noted outlaws, Cal and Henan, has been very angry, boisterous, and overbearing since he heard that his brothers had met their defeat in West Virginia a few days ago. He was in Kentucky when he first received news of the affair, and he grew very angry and defiant, and went to the house of a man against who he was prejudiced, drew his pistol, and fired several shots into the house. The man’s wife was in a delicate condition, and the fright produced by Fleming’s act caused her death within three hours. He immediately left there, but is wanted by the authorities. He came into this neighborhood, but has left here, and some say he has gone to West Virginia...resembles Cal, who was killed in the fight with the officers. As he came to this vicinity from Kentucky recently, he fired into a school-house where school was in session, about ten miles from here, and fired several shots into a flock of sheep, killing some of them, only a few miles out of town. He has grown desperate since he heard the fate of his brothers, and is terrorizing the people where ever he goes. JEFFERSON FLEMING DEAD THE FATHER OF THE FAMOUS MULLEN’S OUTLAWS GONE-SKETCH OF HIS LIFE CLINTWOOD, VA., August. Jefferson Fleming the father of the outlaws, Cal and Fleming, died at his home in the upper end of the county of Friday last, after an illness of several weeks’ duration. Jefferson Fleming was born in 1820 on Sandy River, in Kentucky, and was here before 73 years old. He always led a reckless, inconsistent life and was dreaded by his neighbors as an ill-natured and disagreeable man. He has been married twice. His first wife was married when he became acquainted with her, and after a brief acquaintance her husband was missing and to this day the fate of the poor man has not been revealed; but Fleming and this woman were married in a short time after this occurrence. They lived together for some time, but at length another woman crossed his path and he deserted no. 1, secured a divorce and married no. 2. He is said to have been the father of thirty-one children, several of them being illegitimate. His first wife is yet living near here, an old gray headed woman, who is said to have entertained the same regard for him that she did in other days. Fleming was charged to have been connected with Pound Gap murder, for which his sons were indicted as an accomplice; but when the trial was called the witness was absent having left for parts unknown through fear and therefore the case was dismissed. CLINTWOOD, VA., Feb 3, 1894 Editor Virginian: Your correspondent has just learned that “Orb” Fleming, a brother to the outlaws, Cal and Henan, shot and killed a woman in the vicinity of Pound Gap, where the Mullins family was murdered in the spring of 1892. This woman was the widow of Wilson Mullins, one of the murdered parties of the family. The report says that she about the premises of her home, and was shot by some one secreted in the brush, some distance from the house, and circumstance points to Fleming as the proprietor of the foul crime. The theory of the motive is that, as Mrs. Mullins was the material witness in the case against Henan Fleming, she was killed to destroy the evidence against him. Young Fleming is a desperate character and is following in the footsteps of his brother, despite their terrible fate, and his course will inevitably bring him closer to the same end. He is not more than 20 years of age. CLINTWOOD, VA., July 27 - Charley Dameron, the 14-year-old son of our townsman, Harvey Dameron, died of fever on Tuesday last. Young Dameron had been confined to the sick-room for some time, and had the best medical attendance within reac h, but all to no purpose. There is considerable excitement here over the fight between the outlaws Cal and Henan Fleming and the officers in West Virginia a few days ago. Branham and Swindal, who are reported as killed, were well known here, as were also the outlaws. The bodies of the outlaws are to be brought to Wise County to be claim the reward: and their brothers, who live in this vicinity, have gone to bring him here for burial. They were desperate characters, and were indicted in Wise County as accomplices in the murder of the Mullins family at Pound Gap in the spring of ‘92. Doc Taylor was executed at Wise for the same crime last fall. FLEMING KILLS FRANK PHILLIPS CLINTWOOD, VA., October 20 - It is reported here that Frank Phillips, who figured so prominently in the McCoy-Hatfield vendetta, and the Fleming outlaws were engaged in a difficulty recently and that the former was killed. The affair is to reported to have taken place in Kentucky, where Phillips lived, and where it is thought the Flemings have been hiding from the Wise county authorities for some time. The report is not given full credit here, but nothing is yet definitely known concerning the matter. Some boys caught a fine horse of William Fleming’s yesterday and put a halter on him, but as he had not been “broken” he at once began to rear, plunge, and strike with his forefeet and, falling with his head against a log, killed himself. AFFAIRS IN DICKENSON RECOVERY OF MR. RAMEY-DEATH OF MR. CASTLE CLINTWOOD, VA., May 7-(special)- Jacob T. Ramey, who was sent to the asylum as a lunatic last fall, has so far recovered as to be able to return. Mr. Ramey was a merchant of this place, but returns to find his business in a bad shape, his creditors having had all his property taken in charge by officers for his debt. Henry Castle, a farmer near this place, died of consumption on Thursday last, after a lingering illness. Mr. Castle leaves a wife and several children. A week or two ago some parties from Kentucky arrested John Hammon, a young man of this county, who is charged with stealing a horse from a stable in Pike county, Ky., and have been waiting for a return from the Governor, upon who a requisition was made for Hammon. Meanwhile, Hammon has been trying to play crazy, as he doubtless prefers the insane-asylum to the Kentucky penitentiary; but as the trick will not work he seems to have abandoned it and is sane again. Work is progressing rather slowly on the store-room, which Columbus Phipps is building for the Yellow Popular Lumber Company. We understand that the house it to be ready by June 1, under the contract.

I really enjoyed the old newspaper clippings!!! Thanks Penny in KY

Hi Everyone, Can anyone help me on this one, I would appreciate any help. Looking for the following family. Trying to find date of death for the grandmother Socia Hamons Baker, Thanks to everyone. Louise 1900 Dickenson County Virginia Census BAKER Samuel , 51 wid farmer Va. Jan 1849 Martha A. (Vance) 38 wid Va. Mar. 1862 George W. 14 son Socia J. 8 Nancy M. 4 Socia 73 widow mother Va. Aug 1826 Cordelia 21 niece

Seeking descendants and ancestors of Mathias Kelly. This is the Kelly Family that J.J. Kelly, that the high school was named for, descended from. Have picture of Mathias Kelly's wife Abigail Sturgill Kelly, happy to email it to anyone interested. Descendants of Mathias Kelly 1 Mathias Kelly b: December 28, 1797 in TN d: December 15, 1872 in MO . +Abigail Sturgill b: November 30, 1801 in Allegheny Co NC d: October 16, 1894 in (Jonathan Richmond-Coldiron Cemetery; alt Rt 58 Deep Springs, Lee Co VA) m: January 13, 1820 .... 2 John Jackson Kelly b: October 06, 1821 in Kentucky d: June 15, 1909 in at the home of son David Kelly, Lee Co VA (Jonathan Richmond-Coldiron Cemetery; alt Rt 58 Deep Springs, Lee Co VA) ........ +Virginia Jane "Jennie" Booth b: October 31, 1823 in Virginia d: January 15, 1893 in Turkey Cove, Lee Co VA (Jonathan Richmond-Coldiron Cemetery; alt Rt 58 Deep Springs, Lee Co VA) .......... 3 Mathias Kelly b: December 01, 1842 d: April 13, 1908 .............. +Mary McKnight b: May 19, 1847 d: November 03, 1903 .......... 3 William Jasper Kelly b: August 15, 1843 .............. +Katy Day m: January 27, 1871 .......... *2nd Wife of William Jasper Kelly: .............. +Laura A. Clarkston m: July 14, 1891 .......... 3 Clarinda Kelly b: November 24, 1844 .............. +John Lewis .......... 3 John Jackson Kelly II b: February 22, 1847 .............. +Elizabeth Jane Lewis b: 1852 .......... 3 David Kelly b: March 20, 1848 in Lee Co VA .............. +Abby Stidham b: 1855 in Wise Co VA d: Bef. 1880 m: November 04, 1873 Wise Co VA .......... *2nd Wife of David Kelly: .............. +Roxanna Lewis b: 1864 in Jackson Co KY m: September 23, 1884 Wise Co VA .......... 3 James F. Kelly b: October 09, 1849 in Lee Co VA d: March 13, 1913 in (Jonathan Richmond-Coldiron Cemetery; alt Rt 58 Deep Springs, Lee Co VA) .............. +Sophia Robinett b: March 1856 in Wise Co VA d: April 11, 1932 in Athens TN m: November 21, 1874 .......... 3 Isaac Newton Kelly b: March 20, 1851 in Lee Co VA .............. +Mary Olinger .......... *2nd Wife of Isaac Newton Kelly: .............. +Nancy Ordelia Stidham b: 1870 in Lee Co VA m: November 02, 1884 Wise Co VA .......... 3 Abigail Kelly b: February 17, 1853 d: 1949 in (Lafayette Wade Cemetery, Powell River Rd, Seminary Lee Co VA) .............. +Lafayette M. Wade b: May 08, 1848 in Lee Co VA d: October 1932 in (Lafayette Wade Cemetery, Powell River Rd, Seminary Lee Co VA) m: June 05, 1878 Wise Co VA .......... 3 Dorinda Emaline Kelly b: October 24, 1854 in Lee Co Va d: July 09, 1926 in (Clarkston Cemetery near Seminary on Rt 58 Lee Co VA) .............. +"Squire" Francis Marion Clarkston b: March 17, 1857 in Lee Co Va d: November 30, 1932 in (Clarkston Cemetery near Seminary on Rt 58 Lee Co VA) m: December 30, 1880 Wise Co,VA .......... 3 Sarah J. Kelly b: November 04, 1856 in Wise Co Va d: January 20, 1857 in Wise Co Va .......... 3 Jemina Kelly b: September 08, 1858 in Wise Co VA d: 1929 in (Jonathan Richmond-Coldiron Cemetery; alt Rt 58 Deep Springs, Lee Co VA) .............. +Sampson Bishop b: 1859 in Scott Co,VA m: April 04, 1877 Wise Co VA .......... 3 Rebecca M. Kelly b: September 08, 1858 in Wise Co VA d: 1948 in (Jonathan Richmond-Coldiron Cemetery; alt Rt 58 Deep Springs, Lee Co VA) .............. +William S. Coldiron b: September 11, 1857 in KY d: December 01, 1938 in (Jonathan Richmond-Coldiron Cemetery; alt Rt 58 Deep Springs, Lee Co VA) m: Bef. 1880 .... 2 Ana Kelly b: February 15, 1824 ........ +Hiram Davidson b: 1828 d: 1868 m: 1845 .... 2 Rachel Kelly b: November 23, 1825 ........ +G.B.H. Gibbs d: May 15, 1879 .......... 3 Mathias J. Gibbs b: September 22, 1855 in MO d: Bet. 1939 - 1940 .............. +Delila Sergent b: in KY m: December 23, 1875 Wise Co VA .......... 3 Elizabeth Gibbs .... *2nd Husband of Rachel Kelly: ........ +John Stoner .... 2 Jimmina Kelly b: October 30, 1827 d: Aft. 1910 ........ +Elkanah Gilley b: 1821 d: July 22, 1888 in (Jim Black Gilley Cemetery, East Stone Gap , Wise Co VA) .......... 3 Margaret Gilly .............. +Alex Collier .......... 3 Julia Ann Gilly b: 1845 .......... 3 John Shopshire Gilly b: 1849 in Lee Co VA d: January 28, 1927 in Turkey Cove, Lee Co VA .............. +Sarah Collier .......... *2nd Wife of John Shopshire Gilly: .............. +Sarah Roberts .......... 3 Arminda Gilley b: 1852 .............. +Unknown Davis .......... 3 Martha Gilley b: 1854 .............. +Hiram K. Shepherd .......... 3 Abigail Gilley b: 1855 in Wise Co VA .............. +James Henderson Collier b: 1856 in Lee Co VA m: April 08, 1874 Wise Co VA .......... 3 Virginia Gilly b: October 19, 1861 in Wise Co,VA .............. +James Hamilton b: February 10, 1860 in Wise Co,VA m: November 27, 1879 Wise Co,VA .......... 3 Malvina Gilly b: 1864 .......... 3 Rebecca Gilly b: August 15, 1868 in Wise Co VA .......... 3 Jermina Gilly b: 1873 .............. +John Morgan Willis b: October 1863 .... 2 Rebecca Kelly b: October 23, 1829 .... 2 Martin Kelly b: 1832 in Lee Co VA ........ +Rebecca Williams b: 1840 in Lee Co VA m: November 15, 1855 Lee Co VA .... 2 Mathias Kelly b: April 07, 1832 in Lee Co VA d: 1905 in Milton OR ........ +Rebecca Williams b: February 15, 1840 in Lee Co VA d: February 01, 1924 in Emmet Idaho m: November 15, 1855 .......... 3 Andrew J. Kelly b: 1857 in Missouri .......... 3 Jemina Kelly b: 1862 .......... 3 Abigail Kelly b: 1869 in Wise Co VA .............. +John Davuret b: 1861 in Sweden m: March 08, 1891 Wise Co VA .......... 3 Louisa Kelly b: December 08, 1866 in Wise Co VA .......... 3 Flora Kelly b: December 04, 1872 in Big Stone Gap, Wise Co VA d: January 31, 1930 in Baker OR .............. +Jacob Johnson b: 1855 in Sweden d: January 30, 1894 in Walla Walla Washington m: February 07, 1889 .......... 3 Jasper N. Kelly b: 1874 .......... 3 Minerma Kelly b: 1876 .......... 3 Sarah J. Kelly b: 1858 in Missouri d: January 20, 1861 in Wise Co Va .... 2 Jane Kelly b: 1835 .... 2 William Kelly b: February 20, 1835 in Lee Co VA d: January 28, 1923 ........ +Mary Ann Creech b: 1836 m: December 30, 1851 Harlan Co KY .......... 3 Rebecca Kelly b: 1853 d: March 01, 1881 in Wise Co Va .......... 3 John S. Kelly b: 1854 d: October 15, 1881 in Wise Co Va .............. +Rebecca Mills b: 1853 d: 1880 m: March 23, 1877 Wise Co VA .......... 3 Polly Ann Kelly b: December 09, 1856 .......... 3 Lea Kelly b: 1860 .......... 3 Jefferson D. Kelly b: July 15, 1861 in Wise Co VA .......... 3 Mathias J. Kelly b: 1863 .......... 3 Sarah J. Kelly b: 1864 .......... 3 Abigail Kelly b: June 15, 1866 in Wise Co VA d: 1963 .............. +Ira Clinton Clarkston b: 1864 .......... 3 Jasper Kelly b: February 13, 1868 .............. +Ida Orr .......... 3 William Kelly b: 1871 .......... 3 Rebecca A. Kelly b: November 11, 1874 d: February 26, 1965 in (Mart Reasor Cemetery) .............. +John Peter Reasor b: July 12, 1869 d: September 04, 1924 in (Mart Reasor Cemetery) .......... 3 Elijah Kelly b: November 1880 .... 2 Patrick Jasper Kelley b: March 28, 1837 in Lee Co VA d: July 18, 1918 in Milton OR ........ +Sarah Jane Warren b: May 29, 1840 d: February 17, 1932 m: August 03, 1856 Sullivan Co MO .......... 3 Jamima Ann Kelley b: May 08, 1858 in Sullivan Co MO d: April 06, 1939 .............. +Thomas Jefferson Evans d: 1884 .......... *2nd Husband of Jamima Ann Kelley: .............. +Jess L. Ward d: 1934 .......... 3 Rebecca E. Kelley b: May 24, 1860 d: 1868 .......... 3 Mathias Jackson Kelley b: August 17, 1862 d: November 02, 1950 .............. +Mary Davies b: April 17, 1873 in Walla Walla WA m: 1892 .......... 3 Ursula Viola Kelley b: October 30, 1864 .............. +Ira Miller .......... 3 Mary Melinda Kelley b: December 04, 1867 .............. +Alexis Church .......... *2nd Husband of Mary Melinda Kelley: .............. +Unknown Larson .......... *3rd Husband of Mary Melinda Kelley: .............. +Unknown Williams .......... 3 Robert Edward Kelley b: December 16, 1869 in Walla Walla WA d: February 18, 1960 in Lewiston ID .............. +Anna Jennings b: 1880 in Lakeview OR d: February 01, 1902 in Milton OR .......... 3 Ida May Kelley b: February 04, 1872 d: February 1889 .............. +Unknown Larson .......... 3 John W. Kelley b: December 04, 1873 d: 1878 .......... 3 Buckie Kelley b: February 28, 1877 d: 1879 .......... 3 Harry Francis Kelley b: March 13, 1882 d: November 18, 1936 .............. +Marie .......... 3 Nora D. Kelley b: September 27, 1883 d: 1965 .... 2 Sarah Kelly b: October 05, 1839 d: February 22, 1912 ........ +Aaron Spencer b: November 15, 1828 in Lee Co VA d: January 26, 1912 m: July 20, 1854 Sullivan Co MO .......... 3 Sarah Elizabeth "Lizzie" Sturgill .............. +Willis Goodwin .......... 3 Joseph Marion Spencer b: December 22, 1870 in Sullivan Co MO .............. +Eliza Frances Swearengen m: October 25, 1891 .......... 3 Abigail Spencer .............. +John Fanning .......... 3 Mathias Newton Spencer .............. +Clara Alice Martin .......... 3 George McCelland Spencer .............. +Nora Brown .......... 3 Henrietti Janie Spencer .............. +Charles Fanning .......... 3 John W. Spencer .............. +Nannie Jones .......... 3 James R. Spencer .............. +Ida Brown .......... 3 Frances Bell Spencer .............. +Dell Gergre .......... 3 Mary Ellen Spencer .............. +Luther Seeonpter .... 2 Franklin Newton Kelley b: 1842 d: April 28, 1864 in (buried Oak Grove MO) ........ +Saloma Jane Neighbors m: May 09, 1861 Sullivan Co MO .......... 3 Franklin Abigail Kelly b: Aft. April 28, 1864 .......... 3 John Kelly

: : Subject: IMPORTANT : : Date: Fri, 8 Jan 1999 15:08:02 -0500 : : From: [email protected] (morrison alexander slagle) : : : : : : I am asking for your help if you please. The 4-laning of Alt. US-58 : by-pass : : around Pennington Gap is planned to go north of town. The big problem is : : : that they are planning for it to traverse the Town of Pennington/Red Hill : : : Cemetery and to displace about 200 graves. This is one of the older : : cemeteries in the county and most of the older families have members : buried : : there. Please write a letter to: Mr. Daniel H. Marston; VDOT Bristol : : District; P.O. Box 1768; Bristol VA 24203 or call 1 - 540 - 559 - 9901. : : They have put a short response date so if at all possible, send the : message : : so as to reach him by 1/15/1999. My statement is "I disagree with the : : infringement upon this cemetery or any cemetery by any construction. All : : : actions possible should be exercised to avoid disturbing historical sites : or : : cemeteries." Please do not refer to me by name for I have a petition in : : progress here. Just say that you have become aware. I have worked very : : hard to record info on the cemeteries for the Historical Society over the : : : last 5 years to see this type of destruction. : : Feel free to contact your friends for their assistance. : : Thanks, : : MAS : : [email protected] (morrison alexander slagle) : : : : : : ==== VALEE Mailing List ==== : : Search this list's archived messages! : : http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl : : : : : : : ==== CUMBERLAND-RIVER Mailing List ==== : CRR Web Site;<http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/6808/> : : : : : : : : : : : :

Hi List: The following excerpt on the Long Hunters is on line at: <http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/3661/Longhunters.html>. This website is provided by the Friends of Metropolitan Archives of Nashville and Davidson County, TN. I thought some of you might be interested in it since the Long Hunters also visited and hunted in our part of Virginia and Kentucky. More information on the Nashville area and Davidson Co. TN genealogy resources can be found at <http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/3661>. Apologies to those who receive more than one copy of this. Martha "The Long Hunters" History of Davidson County, Tennessee, with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of Its Prominent Men and Pioneers, by Prof. W. W. Clayton, J. W. Lewis & Co., Philadelphia, 1880, Reproduced by Higginson book Company, 1996, p. 15. The following account of the "Long Hunters" with a few slight changes, is quoted from Ramsey's "Annals of Tennessee": "On the 2d of June, 1769, a large company of adventurers was formed for the purpose of hunting and exploring in what is now Middle Tennessee. As the country was discovered and settled by the enterprise and defended by the valor of these first explorers, we choose to give their names, the places from which they came, and such details of their hazardous journeyings as have been preserved. "May the time never come when the self-sacrificing toil and the daring hardihood of the pioneers of Tennessee will be forgotten or undervalued by their posterity. The company consisted of more than twenty men, some of them from North Carolina, others from the neighborhood of the Natural Bridge, and others from the infant settlement near Inglis' Ferry in Virginia. The names of some of them follow: John Rains, Kasper Mansker, Abraham Bledsoe, John Baker, Joseph Drake, Obadiah Terrill, Uriah Stone, Henry Smith, Ned Cowan, Robert Crockett. The place of rendezvous was eight miles below Fort Chissel on New River. They came by the head of Holston, and crossing the north fork, Clinch and Powell's Rivers, and passing through Cumberland Gap, discovered the southern part of Kentucky, and fixed a station-camp at a place since called Price's Meadow, in Wayne County, where they agreed to deposit their game and skins. The hunters here dispersed in different directions, the whole company still traveling to the southwest. They came to Roaring River and the Cany fork at a point far above the mouth and somewhere near the foot of the mountain. Robert Crockett was killed near the head-waters of Roaring River when returning to the camp, provided for two or three days' traveling; the Indians were there in ambush and fired upon and killed him. The Indians were traveling to the north, seven or eight in company. Crockett's body was found on the war-track leading from the Cherokee Nation towards the Shawnee tribe. All the country through which these hunters passed was covered with high grass; no traces of any human settlement could be seen, and the primeval state of things reigned in unrivaled glory, though under dry caves, on the side of creeks, they found many places where stones were set up that covered large quantities of human bones; these were also found in the caves, with which the country abounds. They continued to hunt eight or nine months, when part of them returned in April 1770. "The return of Findley and Boone to the banks of the Yadkin, and of the explorers whose journal has just been given to their several homes, produced a remarkable sensation. Their friends and neighbors were enraptured with the glowing descriptions of the delightful country they had discovered, and their imaginations were inflamed with the account of the wonderful products which were yielded in such bountiful profusion. The sterile hills and rocky uplands of the Atlantic country began to lose their interest when compared with the fertile valleys beyond the mountains. A spirit of further exploration was thus excited in the settlements on New River, Holston, and Clinch, which originated an association of about forty stout hunters, for the purpose of hunting and trapping west of Cumberland Mountains. Equipped with their rifles, traps, dogs, blankets, and dressed in the hunting shirt, leggins, and moccasins, they commenced their arduous enterprise in the real spirit of hazardous adventure, through the rough forest and rugged hills. The names of these adventurers are not now known. The expedition was led by Col. James Knox. The leader and nine others of the company penetrated to the lower Cumberland, and making there an extensive and irregular circuit, adding much to their knowledge of the country, after a long absence returned home. They are known as the "Long Hunters.' " (Posted with permission)

I have an Alice=Allis=Ally Ramey my ggrandmother born in Wise Co. in 1868. Her father's name was Daniel M. Ramey, but that's all I have. Could this be a sibling? Gloria Marcum ----- Original Message ----- From: SPEEL <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2000 9:47 AM Subject: [VAWISE] Rameys > Hi, > > I noticed your note on John Ramey. I am also a descendant of a John Ramey, > b about 1847 in Virginia. I haven't been able to find anything conclusive > about his parents or siblings. He died in 1902 in Georgia. He married > Helen M. Blevins in 1865 in Letcher Co, KY. Have you noticed this John in > with your family? > > Sincerely, > > Sharon > > ---------- > > From: Gertrude Brown <[email protected]> > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: Re: [VAWISE] Roll Call > > Date: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 08:32 PM > > > > Who are your Ramey's? I am researching that line, my great grandfather > was John Ramey. He died in Perry-Knott Co Ky. > > > > ---------- > > > Wheeler > > > Hawes > > > Robinett > > > Blevins > > > Drake > > > Belcher > > > Ramey > > > McFalls > > > Stapelton > > > <[email protected]> > > > > > > > > > ==== VAWISE Mailing List ==== > > > > > > To unsubscribe from the Wise County list please send your request to: > > > [email protected] (if you are in list mode) or to > > > [email protected] (if you are in digest mode). > > > [email protected] Phyllis Morefield > > > > > > > > ==== VAWISE Mailing List ==== > > To unsubscribe from the Wise County list please send your request to: > > [email protected] (if you are in list mode) or to > > [email protected] (if you are in digest mode). > > [email protected] Phyllis Morefield > >

I noticed a query from Rick and Joann Grafton about Rameys in Wise. I am searching for the same families. I wonder if it's the same line? I need help finding information on Daniel M. Ramey and daughter Allis Ramey spelled sometimes as Alice. Any help at all would greatly appreciated. I've posted so many queries I'm about to give up. Gloria Marcum ----- Original Message ----- From: Rick and Joann Grafton <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000 9:28 PM Subject: Re: [VAWISE] Rameys > Sharon, I will check my records ,for your John. I do know Letcher Co. is > full of Blevins. If i cant help you i will ask my sister . she married into > the Haynes/Blevins family. They have a huge family reunion in Virginia every > year. She is always talking about how they have a Family Tree up date every > year. see what i can do. give me a few days. JoAnn > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "SPEEL" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2000 8:47 AM > Subject: [VAWISE] Rameys > > > > Hi, > > > > I noticed your note on John Ramey. I am also a descendant of a John > Ramey, > > b about 1847 in Virginia. I haven't been able to find anything conclusive > > about his parents or siblings. He died in 1902 in Georgia. He married > > Helen M. Blevins in 1865 in Letcher Co, KY. Have you noticed this John in > > with your family? > > > > Sincerely, > > > > Sharon > > > > ---------- > > > From: Gertrude Brown <[email protected]> > > > To: [email protected] > > > Subject: Re: [VAWISE] Roll Call > > > Date: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 08:32 PM > > > > > > Who are your Ramey's? I am researching that line, my great grandfather > > was John Ramey. He died in Perry-Knott Co Ky. > > > > > > ---------- > > > > Wheeler > > > > Hawes > > > > Robinett > > > > Blevins > > > > Drake > > > > Belcher > > > > Ramey > > > > McFalls > > > > Stapelton > > > > <[email protected]> > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== VAWISE Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > To unsubscribe from the Wise County list please send your request to: > > > > [email protected] (if you are in list mode) or to > > > > [email protected] (if you are in digest mode). > > > > [email protected] Phyllis Morefield > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== VAWISE Mailing List ==== > > > To unsubscribe from the Wise County list please send your request to: > > > [email protected] (if you are in list mode) or to > > > [email protected] (if you are in digest mode). > > > [email protected] Phyllis Morefield > > > >

Hello All & Happy New Year, Does anyone have a Wise County 1880 Census that could do a lookup? I am hoping to find: (Benjamin?) Ferell STRANGE with his parents William Ferrel Strange and Martha Jane (Hash) Strange. I have found several spellings of Ferell --> Furl, Ferrel, Fearl, Farrel and there are probably more!!! I have also found that he is listed with different first names in the: 1900 Knott Co., KY Census he is listed as Benjamin Stronger 1910 Knott Co., KY Census he is listed as Farrel Strange 1920 Knott Co., KY Census he is listed as B.F. Strange Thank you for your time and HAPPY New Year! Cheryl Strange-Laetsch ********************************************** Researching: Dimeck, Hall, Mullins, Perry, Sawmiller, Strange.

Happy New Year Everyone! I have made some significant updates to the 48th Virginia web site at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vascott/48th/index48.htm The 48th was recruited from Lee, Russell, Scott, Smyth, and Washington counties. Letters, photographs, family histories, and other pieces of information have been added. Please drop by and take a look. If you have any items you would like to include, send them along to me and I'll be happy to add them. If you are a contributor, please make sure that the information is accurate and the links working. Get back to me with any changes. Also, my wife is beginning her research to complete the last step in obtaining her Master Teacher certification from the American Needlepoint Guild. She would like to do it on Civil War era quilts from the SW Virginia/East Tennessee/Kentucky area. Information seems to be sparse. She is particularly interested in any diaries by women that mention quilting or needlework. If anyone can provide any leads, she would be most appreciative. She can be reached at [email protected] Have a great January 1. Regards, Vernard Bond

http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm Above search page is fabulous! If you haven't tried it, enter each surname Carolyn Shupe, Is right I went there clicked on Va, and searched for Vanover, found the 7th Va. Battalion with dozen of familar names. This was submitted by the famous Jeff Weaver. A lot from Wise County, Va. Pike Ct. Ky., our surnames Vanover, Mullins, Beverly,Flemings,Fields Rose. It gives desciptions, POW's and much, much more. Does anyone know what the lawsuit refers to. Thank you Louise Vanover Vore I have a new email [email protected]

Hello again, I thought I would run this message again in hopes of finding my Thomas. Thomas Wesley ROSE b 07 May 1880 Claiborne Co., TN d 03 Jul 1943 in Monroe Co., WV [aka Wes, Wesley or Tom] First married Bessie Mae OSBORNE b 1884 in Lee Co., Va m 03 August 1901 In Lee Co., Va. Bessie died in 1921 in wise Co., Va. On his marriage record his parents were listed as A.C. and Millie Rose of TN. Bessie parents was Jake Osborne. On his death certificate in 1943, his second wife Ella Mae PERSINGER BROWNING listed his place of birth in KY and his parents as John A. and Mary Harper Rose. My cousin, Junior Bentley, grandson of Bessie and Wes stated Wes' parents were John and Mary Rose. He preceeded to list the sibs as: Lizzie Rose who married Ed Carpenter, William Rose, John Jr., Flora, and George. When I placed a post for more information on this family, Jim Holland contacted me and stated John ROSE married Nancy Jane HARPER and had the following children: Elizabeth who married a Carpenter, Bill Rose, John Jr., Murah Ellen, and Asa Rose. Coincidence?? I contacted Christine Rose at the Rose family Assn and she stated that the information was wrong, there was no mention of Thomas in the John and Nancy ROSE family. I cannot, nor can Christine, find any information on a John and Mary Harper Rose. I decided to try some census records. I placed a post and Wesley cannot be found on the 1900 CLaiborne Co., TN nor the Lee Co., Va nor Wise Co., Va census records. I spoke with another granddaughter I recently discovered of Bessie's and Wes' - Reba's daughter who states that she remembers an Asa and Mary Ellen - she believes that is our family [that Jim Holland mentioned], however, again NO mention of Thomas Wesley Rose. Wesley was located with Bessie on the 1910 Wise Co., Va Census with three children: Minnie, Reba, and Melvin. Census stated wesley and his parents were born in TN. He was a coal miner. Bessie was the mother of 4 children, but only 3 were living. Most of Bessie's children were born in the Lee Co., Va area. Wesley married Ella in Monroe Co., WV in 1923. Most of their children were born in the McDowell Co., WV area then later Monroe Co., WV. I have talked with surviving members of the Wes and Ella family and no one can remember anything about Wes' family!! What a shame :( Footnote: Christine Rose at the Rose Family Assn thinks my Wesley may be related to the Braxton Co., WV Isaac Rose family or the John Rose family of WV/VA. If anyone has any information on this family please let me know. Thanks, Jerry Rose > Barbara Love wrote: > > > > OK Jerry: > > I remember now. Since my computer man lost all my files, I'm having a > > heck of a time keeping everyone straight. I've printed out your letter & > > will keep my eyes open for you. I've fallen into a name purely by > > accident a time or two. When was your grandfather born? What county in > > KY or TN did he reside in? Even a "maybe" could be helpful. I have > > several people researching different names with me. > > > > If I remember correctly, you gave me two sets of names which may have > > been his parents. Do you have any idea when he migrated to WV/VA? Who > > were his children and where did they live/marry/die? Did any of them > > other than your parent have kids & if so, where/when were they born/go to > > school/marry & to whom? > > The last released US Census released was either 1920 or 1930. Have you > > checked this avenue? > > Please keep me informed of your progress in this matter. What other > > names are you searching for? > > > > Happy Holidays: > > Barbara > >

Dear Cousins, I have found a couple sites you all may find of interest. They are about my 2nd Greatuncle, "Dock" Moran Lee Boggs. There is an area that shows a biography and also information about his banjo playing/writing. The addresses are pretty long, but I think they're worth the trouble: http://www.cdnow.com/cgi- bin/mserver/SID=1639294123/pagename=/RP/CDN/FIND/album.html/ArtistID=FRN- BOGGS*D and http://www.metrotimes.com/music/rr/18/28/rr18_28dockboggs.html This last address was a review of Country Blues: Complete Early Recordings (1927-1929) and showed a listing of personnel (for the album) as: Dock Boggs -vocals and banjo Hub Mahaffey - guitar Hayes Shepherd - banjo and vocals Bill Shepherd - fiddle and vocals I don't know if the other musicians are familiar to this post, but probably somebody out there will either remember them or know of them. Sure hope this is as interesting to the list as it was to me and my family when I stumbled upon it while "surfing" the net one day!! Wishing you all a Blessed New Year! Diana Boggs Mullens

Dear Jack, I've searched through all my Lawson information and I have no listings for the family/people you have. That is not to say that the families are not linked, but I have nothing at all on Emmanuel, John or Madison Lawson, nor any of the women who became their wives. I was hoping to find a common link here for you, but my info doesn't have it. Sorry! Happy Hunting! Diana Boggs Mullens

Hi Diana, I saw your post on the Wise Co. Mailing List. I don't have anything on the Boggs name, but i'm hoping you can help me with some Lawson info. My ggg Grandfather Emanuel Lawson (no dates) md. Mary Polly Frazier (no dates), they had at least one son my gg Grandfather John Lawson 1-13-1830 - 7-12-1901 md. 1st Lucinda Minor (no dates), they had at least two children Elizabeth and Perry Lawson. John md. 2nd Frankie Singleton 1839 - 9-13-1917, dau of Zachariah G. Trent 1801 Grayson Co. Va. - 1871 Hamblen Co. Tn. and Mirah or Myra Singleton (no dates), Zachariah and Myra never married as far as I know. John and Frankie had eleven children, and I decend from their oldest son Madison. Emanuel and Myra Singleton are listed as living together and with more children, on the Hancock Co. Tn. census for 1850,60 and 70. I am tring to find where Emanuel came from before he was in Hancock Co., who his parents were and if the children living with him and Myra are theirs. The above all occured in Hancock Co., but Wise Co. is only a rocks throw away, so I'm hoping you will have some info with the Lawson info you have that will help me. thanks in advance, Jack Lawson

Diana, I think our two families are very likely linked. Let me know what you think of all this. (My mother's first husband (my brother's father) was a Boggs; I may have to look into that Wise County line at another time.) First, here's what I have: Descendants of Samuel Craft Generation No. 1 1. SAMUEL1 CRAFT was born in KY. He married CLARA DEAN CHISENHALL. Child of SAMUEL CRAFT and CLARA CHISENHALL is: 2. i. ISAAC SAMUEL2 CRAFT, b. Abt. 1885, Wise County, VA; d. December 16, 1949, Wise County, VA. Generation No. 2 2. ISAAC SAMUEL2 CRAFT (SAMUEL1) was born Abt. 1885 in Wise County, VA, and died December 16, 1949 in Wise County, VA. He married (1) SAVANNA WHEATLEY. He married (2) ROSA T.. Children of ISAAC CRAFT and SAVANNA WHEATLEY are: i. ETHEL3 CRAFT, b. September 04, 1913, Dorchester, Wise County, VA; d. December 08, 1984, Henrico County; m. TROY PALMER CASTLE, September 15, 1929, Dunbar, Wise County, VA. ii. OSCAR CRAFT, m. EMMA CASTLE, June 17, 1929, Wise County, VA. iii. BRUCE CRAFT. iv. PEARL CRAFT, m. WELLS. ---------------------------------------- Next, another researcher (Martha Short) was kind enough to pass on some Wise County census findings to me, and when I combine your partial family and mine, it looks like a match: The family of Samuel C. Craft is listed in the 1880 Wise Co., VA Census (transcribed by Rhonda Roberson) as follows: Samuel C. Craft, white, male, age 24, K, K, K* Clerinda, female, age 22, V, K, V James H., son, age 8, V, K, V Isaac S., son, age 6, V, K, V Nancy J., dau, age 4, V, K, V Mary M., dau, age 2, V, K, V *place of birth of person, of father, of mother K=Kentucky, V=Virginia living next door to Samuel and Clerinda are James and Nancy Chisenhall who appear to be the right age to be Clerinda's parents. They are listed as follows: James Chisenhall, white, male, age 57, V, V, V Nancy, female, age 52, V, V, V Annie, dau, age 21, V, V, V Harrison, son, age 18, V, V, V Malissa C., dau, age 13, V, V, V Living on the other side of Samuel and Clerinda are Francis Chisenhall, white, male, age 25, V, V, V and Sarah A., female, age 20, V, V, V A note says that Francis and Sarah were married within the year. These are the only two Chisenhalls listed in the 1880 Wise Co., Census. No other Craft households are listed near Samuel and Clerinda. In the 1860 Wise Co., Census (transcribed by Rhonda Roberson) the following Craft household is listed: David K. Craft, age 23, born in KY Sarah, age 22, born in KY Henry, age 2, born in KY Samuel, age 7 mo., born in VA >From the Wise County, VA Death Register 1856-1894 (transcribed by Rhonda Robertson) comes the following: Martin Chisenhall age 2 mo 2 day, died Nov. 11, 1857 son of James and Nancy Chisenhall. Mallisa Gardner age 19, died Nov. 10, 1886 of fever, dau of James & Nancy Chisenhall, wife of James F. Gardner. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, December 23, 1998 10:33 PM Subject: Re: [VAWISE-L] Craft and Wheatley >Nicole, >My paternal G grfather, John L. Boggs , b. July 27, 1876 in Letcher Co, KY >married Mary Craft (or Kraft?) no dob, dod; Mary's father's first name is >unknown, mother was a Chisenhall. [Family lore /aka my father's memory (!) has >it that Mary's mother was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian; dad remembers her >stirring up poltices and mixing up all kinds of stuff whenever he or his >brothers and sisters were sick as little kids!! ] . Mary had at least 2 >siblings, a brother Ike Craft (?Kraft) and Jane Craft (?Kraft) who married a >Wheatley. Could this be part of the same family group?? Is my "Ike" your >Samuel Isaac Craft?? I have yet to hear of another Chisenhall line. >Unfortunately, I have no first names for my Mary's parents, or any other known >children at this time. The dob for your Samuel Isaac Craft was not listed in >your post. If you know it, does it seem feasible that your Samuel Isaac is my >Ike? I do know that John Boggs and Mary Craft/Kraft Boggs had a total of 7 >children -my earliest known dob for a child of theirs is the 3rd one, in 1902. >From the information I have, this family then stayed in Wise Co, VA.. What do >you think? >Merry Christmas, and maybe we found a common link! Write & let me know! >May the Peace of Christ be with you all ! >Diana Boggs Mullens >[email protected] >[email protected] > > > > >==== VAWISE Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from the Wise County list please send your request to: >[email protected] (if you are in list mode) or to >[email protected] (if you are in digest mode). >[email protected] Phyllis Morefield > > >