Camden - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Death of Dolly, slave of Richard Wilder

BarbaraWCampbell — 2009-10-24 03:53:29Z

Let us consider this. A document dated 1846, purports that a woman lived to be 120 years old.
What can we assume? I assume Dolly the slave had no education what so ever. It was after all illegal for slaves to be educated. So I assume she did not know when she was born and simply guessed. After all you see uneducated whites do this in old census records all the time.
I can assume since this slave claimed to have been born in 1726, she was not born in this country. I don't expect any documents from the 1700's exist to prove this claim; unless her name clearly appears on a will or wills. Slaves were passed down through families. Sad but true.
Was she an old woman? I am sure but 120 years old? That would need a lot of Corroborating evidence.

Re: Zion Hall Berry age 19 per 1850 Camden Co., NC Census

crberry80 — 2009-10-23 18:28:05Z

I would like to know if this is the same Zion Hall Berry the fathered Joseph Berry of Manteo North Carolina.

Re: Death of Dolly, slave of Richard Wilder

allumspence — 2009-10-18 14:19:37Z

Wow. that is amazing!!!!! I wish I had these ancestors on my tree!!

Re: lemuel (lim) sawyer

chrele — 2009-10-16 04:36:48Z

There are numerous trees on Ancestry with this family.
Do you have access to Ancestry?
What sepecifically are you looking for?

Contact me directly at chrele4@yahoo.com I do not check the boards very often anymore since I am working on eleven family trees at the present time.

lemuel (lim) sawyer

LoisGs757 — 2009-10-14 14:06:39Z

looking for lemuel sawyer, born in currituck nc. 1810, sons malachi b sawyer, and stephen sawyer. looking in info on his parents also. thanks

Eliz. City Info

rosemaryhelton — 2009-10-10 02:48:42Z

I am looking for information about the property located at 702 Richardson Street, Elizabeth City, NC. It is an American Craftsman Bungalow completed in 1924.

Re: PHILIP TRAFTON (1837-1886)/Gardner revolutionary war patriot?

rootwing1 — 2009-10-02 18:52:17Z

Yes, Charles Gardner Trafton and Gardner Trafton are one and the same. He was indeed in the Rev. War. I believe he married two, possible three of the McPherson girls. I have collected a lot of information on the Traftons since Charles Gardner is buried in my back yard. Although we are not related. Contact me for documentation:
cbambrose@mchsi.com

Christine Ambrose

Death of Dolly, slave of Richard Wilder

taneyakoonce — 2009-09-25 04:23:00Z

A colored woman, named Dolly, belonging to the estate of Richard Wilder, of Camden county, N.C., died on the 24th ult., at the age of 120 years! She survived her husband some three or four years, who was 119 at the time of his death! They lived together as man and wife nearly ninety years.

Source: "Aged Negroes." Scientific American 3 Oct. 1846: 15. Making of America. Cornell University. http://digital.library.cornell.edu/s/scia/

Taneya

Re: malachi b (mack) sawyer

chrele — 2009-09-21 05:13:14Z

There are several Malachi Sawyers in Camden and Pasquotank Counties during the 1800's with sons named Malachi. I assume that your Malachi and Susan had a son named Malachi that was born in 1897 so I am going to try to work back from the 1910 census. I am drawn to the 1860 census as the most likely family tie but there are a couple others that could fit the bill.

1860 United States Federal Census
about Malachi Sawyer
Name: Malachi Sawyer
Age in 1860: 9
Birth Year: abt 1851
Birthplace: Camden
Home in 1860: Camden, North Carolina
Gender: Male
Post Office: Camden
Value of real estate: View image
Household Members: Name Age
Margarett Sawyer 48
Margarett Sawyer 17
Turmelia Sawyer 17
Martha Sawyer 12
May Sawyer 10
Stephen Sawyer 22
Malachi Sawyer 9

Re: william riley abbott

chrele — 2009-09-21 04:17:51Z

Is this the William Riley Abbott you are looking for?
This man ws born in CAmden County, NC and had a wife and one child as of Jun 5th 1917. You can contact me directly at chrele4@yahoo.com I do not check the boards on a regular basis since I am working on eleven trees at the present time.

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
about William Riley Abbott
Name: William Riley Abbott
City: Portsmouth
County: Norfolk
State: Virginia
Birthplace: North Carolina;United States of America
Birth Date: 3 Jan 1891
Race: Caucasian (White)
FHL Roll Number: 1985044

malachi b (mack) sawyer

LoisGs757 — 2009-09-15 18:20:26Z

looking for mack b (malachi) sawyer's father and mother mack was married to susan adkins. lived in camden co. nc.burried in riverview cementary in norfolk, va .

william riley abbott

carolinagirl198 — 2009-09-08 23:52:03Z

William Riley Abbott is my great, great, great grandfather. Searching for any information anyone has on him.

Litaker / Laidacker / etc. DNA Project

Edmund1844 — 2009-09-01 01:09:49Z

Seeking DNA test participants. We are trying to establish genealogy links to the Litaker family. This surname is spelled a variety of ways including, but not limited to:

Litaker
Lidaker
Leidaker
Leideker
Leidecker
Laidacker
Laidaker

The 1790 Federal Census shows members of this family were living in Rowan and Mecklenburg Counties but members could have settled anywhere in North Carolina. Research leads us to believe members of this family were in Pennsylvania prior to North Carolina. However, there seems to be a horrible lack of documentation to prove ancestry – thus the DNA project. If the DNA matches, we will know we are on the right track. If it does not match, they we will know to look in other directions.

We hope to find male Litakers (and other similiar spellings) to take the Y-DNA67 test. We are using Family Tree DNA (www.FamilyTreeDNA) for the project.

If you would like more information about this new DNA project, please contact me.

Linda Allred Cooper
lacooper@mindspring.com

Re: Cornelius Sawyer m. Mary Elizabeth Sawyer

carolynchappellnelson — 2009-08-24 16:41:40Z

But here you say that Cornelius md. Dilsey Sawyer 1 Jan 1850. Not sure I get it. Was the 1850 a typo? Can you point me to this marriage record? I can't seem to find them at the frsnnc site you sent. What are they listed under?
Thanks very much!

Re: Cornelius Sawyer m. Mary Elizabeth Sawyer

reagable — 2009-08-24 02:37:28Z

NC marriage records from this time don't indicate the marital status of the parties (single, widowed, divorced).

Re: Cornelius Sawyer m. Mary Elizabeth Sawyer

carolynchappellnelson — 2009-08-24 00:54:12Z

So was Dilsey a second marriage for Cornelius the elder? In 1850/1860 censuses they have children born as early as 1829ish.
I'm trying to find parents for Dilsey.

Thanks!

Re: PHILIP TRAFTON (1837-1886)/Gardner revolutionary war patriot?

cbrustin — 2009-08-21 22:35:42Z

I have Charles Gardner Trafton married to Lovey McPherson, their Son Benjamin, born FEb 8, 1798 married to Nancy upton, Their son Philip Trafton, Born Dec 25,1896 born to PAMELA Gregory, their son John Gregory Trafton born June 7 1880 in Camden co.

I am trying to find out where the name PAMELA is a different persom from AMelia, or just another case of indistinguable handwriting. Also trying to find out whether Gardner Trafton and Charles Gardner Trafton are the same person and whether my ancestor who was married to Lovey Mcpherson fought in the revolutionary war.

Re: James PEARCE, R.I. in 1765 > N.C. abt 1793

brendaadamson15 — 2009-07-07 02:43:14Z

I would love to see your Family Tree Maker file on this family line. My e-mail address is B-SAVED2@cinci.rr.com and if my John is in your file, I will be eternally thankful for your generousity. Many Thanks, Brenda (Pierce) Adamson

Re: E-MAIL 1999 Foster Line

elbrio — 2009-04-11 06:13:47Z

Well it's amazing to find emails from 10 years ago that were never answered. Do you still have the research your father did on the Foster line? The post I am replying to is from anonymous. I'm Kristina Cleveland Rees and my gr-grandfather was John Franklin Foster of South Mills, NC. Husband to Clara Jacobs.

Re: Alonzo Etheridge Bell

kmneth57 — 2009-03-14 20:51:35Z

The Diary of Alonzo Etheridge Bell was published in 2005 by the George B. Singletary Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy Chapter 313 out of Greenville, NC. A link to the chapter website is here http://www.gbsudc.org and a link to an excerpt from the book along with how to purchase it are on the "links" page there at http://www.gbsudc.org/#/belldiary/4532115277

Karen Nethercutt

Re: Camden County Whaley's

jeancopple — 2009-04-07 02:14:30Z

I'd like to contact you Keith...mail bounced Here's the message I tried to send. Please e-mail me if you can or anyone else might chime in?

Hello Keith,
I'm working with a lady who has Whaley ancestry. I believe her ancestor is Nancy Whaley who married Mark/Mack Brite/Bright. Have you been able to gather enough information about this family to know if their was a Rev. War Veteran on either the Whaley or Williams side? I don't find a likely candidate in the NSDAR files, but think there is a good chance someone served. Also do you know if the lineages back from Charles Culpepper Whaley and Lydia Williams have been proved? Do you know of factual records on Nathaniel or James Whaley or Joshua Williams that might help this lady prove her lineage? She's not computer literate and is not able to travel at this point so if you have something that might help, her, we'd appreciate any help.
Thank you so much for your time.

PS...I appreciate that you explained the Whaley 1850 & 1860 census findings online... I had found Nancy with the family in 1850 but anyone who only read Ancestry.com posting for the family wouldn't include her with the family..it must have been based soley on the 1860 census. J

Re: SAVILLS, SIVILLS, MCKIMMEY, SEYMORE

rrjh1 — 2009-02-14 00:12:50Z

Thad, apparently we share some Curling ancestors.

Anthony A Curling Sr & his wife Frances were the parents of your John Curling and my Anthony Curling Jr.

If you have any info on our mutual ancestors I would like to review things with you.

I have 3 generations of descendants of your John & Courtney. FYI, Courtney's name was given to a gdaughter of my Mary (Curling) Forbes.

Re: Peter Forbes 1790

rrjh1 — 2009-02-13 23:52:51Z

Is your Peter too old to be the s/o Luke & Margaret (Gregory) Forbes?

My source:
Pugh, Jesse Forbes, "Forbes Family information," 1959, p 11, Camden Deed Bk L, 1807, gift,
Luke Forbes gives to sons, James, Peter and John all that plantation, whereon said Luke Forbes now lives.

Re: Peter Forbes 1790

rrjh1 — 2009-02-13 23:47:48Z

Yes, one of the Tully Forbes was the s/o Evan & Mary.

There was a younger Tully he was the s/o Isaac Morrisette & Elizabeth (Grandy) Forbes. This Tully was the grandson of the above Evan & Mary.

Re: Evan FORBES b. abt 1796

rrjh1 — 2009-02-13 23:40:00Z

Bob, on the many Evan Forbes I have sent a direct email to your 13stars@...... email address. If you no longer have that address let me know.

Roger

Re: Simean Forbes

rrjh1 — 2009-03-08 20:53:33Z

There are several Simeon Forbes.

One did have Elijah F & Susan (Foster) Forbes as his parents.
That Simeon had 9 siblings, 2 were Lydia and Evan.

Re: Isaac Forbes Confederate service

rrjh1 — 2009-03-08 18:55:44Z

There was and Isaac T Forbes 1828-1863 who married Naimbana Gallop 1834-1904.

The couple were from Camden/Currituck Cos. and moved to Ogle Co, IL. Info shows that they had 8 children.

Alice (?Clason, Garrett or Kight) Forbes, 1664-1732 wife of James

rrjh1 — 2009-03-08 18:44:01Z

Hi Jean,

Thanks for posting the info on the Clason name. Yes as we have previously discussed the opinion that James' wife Alice surname was Clason is with out support.
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I have a copy of Nora Miller Turman C.G. 24 Jan 1985 report to Willard Forbes. In this report she states,
"There is no way to prove that Alice Clason was the wife of James Forbes and no way to disprove it. Therefore, you are at liberty to clam her so far as I can see."
- -
When Willard and I met we discussed the various potential options for Alice and her back ground. After discussing the options and the documentation facts Willard agreed that there were other possibilities. There was not sufficient info to support the conclusion that Clason was Alice's maiden name.
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See Alice's memorial which spells out 3 potential surname explanations at:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=fo...;

Roger

Re: Evan FORBES b. abt 1796

rrjh1 — 2009-03-08 18:24:22Z

Jacob Forbes b 1817 - d. aft Jun 1860 married a Belinda or Malinda Forbes d/o Jacob & Nancy (Walston) Forbes.

The 1850 census showed her name as Belinda
The 1860 census showed it as Malinda
The 1870 census showed it as Belinda

So 2 out of 3 are Belinda

Jacob and Belinda appear to have had 8 children. There is more info on descendants of their children.

Roger

Re: Evan FORBES b. abt 1796

JeanOSchroeder — 2009-02-11 20:37:35Z

I have the book you referenced on CD: "Pasquotank County, NC Record of Deeds, 1700-1751". I looked up this deed and he indicates his wife is still living but he does not give her name, first or last. I did a search of the entire CD and there is no mention of a Clason.

The item you referenced on the Camden web site is that person's opinion and does not give a source or any supporting documentation for her name. Alice Clason may well be James Forbes' wife but I would like to see the source. Also, the source that he/they came from Accomack Co.

Re: Evan FORBES b. abt 1796

JeanOSchroeder — 2009-02-11 17:17:23Z

Please post the documentation of all of us to see.

Camden County Books?

JeanOSchroeder — 2009-04-09 01:40:51Z

Is anyone aware of any published books on Camden Co.?

Remains of Evie Spruill Cartwright

taneyakoonce — 2009-06-08 04:25:01Z

From the February 10, 1899 issue of the Roanoke Beacon, newspaper of Plymouth, Washington County, North Carolina.

The remains of Mrs. Evie CARTWRIGHT, of Camden county, were brought here on Wednesday afternoon and interred in the family burying ground at Grace Church, Rev. Mr. WILLIAMS, of E.City, officiating. Mrs. Cartwright was a native of this town being a daughter of Gen. SPRUILL.

Re: Jesse Adele Williams

chrele — 2009-06-18 05:56:58Z

There are numerous Jesse Williams born abt 1870 in North Carolina. Do you have the names of any of his children and wife. Any other imformation would also be helpful.

Re: Forbes

chrele — 2009-05-31 20:37:34Z

Not knowing what data you have so far, I'll just throw some stuff out there. I can be contacted at chrele4@yahoo.com if I can be of any further assistance.

Mary Leary, daughter of John T Leary and Lizzie Burgess of Old Trap, Camden, NC Mary was born on 22 Jan 1901 and died 27 Jan 1957. She was married to George Harris Forbes Sr.

1910 census, Shiloh, Camden County NC

Stephen F Forbes 31
Polly Forbes 27
Simmon Forbes 9
Lassell Forbes 6
Silas Forbes 4
George Forbes 1 1/12

1920 census, Shiloh, Camden County shows differnt spellings which is typical of transcriptions.

Stephen Fosbes 41
Pollie D Fosbes 37
Simuel Fosbes 19
Lascell Fosbes 16
Lilas Fosbes 13
George Fosbes 10
Wilson Fosbes 8
Roger Fosbes 6
Annie Fosbes 3 7/12
Stephen Fosbes 1 2/12

On the 1930 census we find Polly living with Laselle Forbes (third spelling but probably the correct one)
Laselle is married to Gertrude Hories (spelling questionable) They have a daughter, Grace V Forbes b. abt 1927
Gertrudes's mother Nancy Horeis is also living with the family along with the children of Polly shown below.

Wilson Forbes, Amie Forbes (Annie on earlier census), Stephen Forbes, Aswell Forbes b. 1920 and Jasper Forbes b. 1925

Re: CRAIN / CRANE

lauraforbes07 — 2009-05-26 05:52:00Z

I just ran across your message and am not sure if you have any of the info you are looking for but I do have a James Craine from currituck county born in 1843. I have many more crains from my family tree also.

Forbes

lauraforbes07 — 2009-05-04 10:49:57Z

I am the daughter-in-law of George forbes. His father was also george Forbes (b. 1909) and mother Mary Leary. I would like to see if anyone has any info on the forbes side. Any info would be greatly apperciated.

Re: HEATH

jojonot — 2009-06-07 21:32:49Z

I'm a descendant of Robert Heath.

Re: SAVILLS, SIVILLS, MCKIMMEY, SEYMORE

crystalcz — 2009-06-28 01:05:30Z

Hello. I too am trying to find information on Viana Sivills my great great (married name Forester)from the S. Norfolk / Currituck NC area. Viana was married to a Forester and had a daughter named Maggie (my great grandmother). I have too hit a dead end and only in speaking with an older relative (Hoggard) found out that Maggie's maiden name was Sivills or some variation.

Any information you have would be appreciated.
Crystal

Re: James PEARCE, R.I. in 1765 > N.C. abt 1793

brendaadamson15 — 2009-07-06 23:04:55Z

Samuel Pearce and Betty Simmons son John Pearce, who was a brother to James Pierce may be my decendant. Could you tell me when he was born? My John Pearce was born in 1770, or 1772, or 1775, (depending on which census record you are reading!)but his tombstone says 1772 as the date he was born.My John was born in North Carolina , married a lady named Martha _?_ before 1799, and they had 5 sons. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Brenda (Pierce) Adamson

Re: James PEARCE, R.I. in 1765 > N.C. abt 1793

brendaadamson15 — 2009-06-28 21:09:38Z

Jean, I have been researching my Pierce/Pearce line for 12 years, and still can't find the parents of my John Pierce, born 1770-1772 in North Carolina. I would love to go over your Pierce data to see if there is any possible conection or disprove your line from my research. There were many Pierce/Pearce families in North Carolina in the 1700-1800's. Would you please send me your Family Tree Maker Pierce line by e-mail too? I can unzip the file if you zip it. My e-mail is: B-SAVED2@cinci.rr.com Thanks so much, Brenda (Pierce) Adamson

Re: James PEARCE, R.I. in 1765 > N.C. abt 1793

brendaadamson15 — 2009-04-09 00:06:26Z

I have a John Pierce born in North Carolina in 1772 and died in Campbell County, Tennessee in 1865. He married a Martha ______?________, and had several sons. This is my Pierce line but I cannot find John's parents or any earlier family lines. Could you please tell me is this John Pierce is in your line, and would you please send to me the Pierce data you have if there is a connection. Thank you so much, Brenda (Pierce) Adamson at: B-SAVED2@cinci.rr.com

Re: Bells in Camden Co., NC

JosephineForsberg — 2009-03-02 16:06:55Z

I'm also interested in my ancestor, Robert Bell. I have a list his children that I'd be glad to share, but there is confusion on the two mothers. I do have an original source showing Robert's marriage to Polly Haywood in 1785. Have you found out any more?

Re: Evan FORBES b. abt 1796

bstokley678 — 2009-02-09 21:52:40Z

just saw your post. yes, i would like the info you have on evan.
thanks.

Re: James PEARCE, R.I. in 1765 > N.C. abt 1793

Warren_Pearce — 2009-07-07 00:21:26Z

Hi

Perhaps the best thing to do is for me to send you my Family Tree Maker or GEDCOM file that has all my data.

Which is best for you and what is your E-mail address?

WWP

Re: SAVILLS, SIVILLS, MCKIMMEY, SEYMORE

thadt1 — 2009-07-05 05:17:03Z

HI RRJH,

I SAW YOUR FEB 2009 POST AND AGREE WITH YOU. I AM A DESCENDENT OF ANTHONY CURLING THROUGH JOHN CURLING WHO MOVED FROM NORFOLK CO., VA TO CURRITUCK CO., N.C. AND WHO DIED IN 1777. HIS SON THOMAS CURLING MOVED TO BURNTCOAT CREEK NEAR HALIFAX, N.C ABOUT 1785 AND DROPPED THE "G" FROM HIS NAME. HIS SON LEMUEL PRINCE CURLIN MOVED TO OBION CO., TENN IN THE 1820'S WHERE UNION CITY IS TODAY. HIS SON WAS JACKSON VALENTINE CURLIN, MY GREAT GRANDFATHER ON MY MOTHER'S SIDE. MY COOPER LINE IS AFFILIATED.

ON MY FATHER'S SIDE, I HAVE TARGETED SETH BELL AS A POSSIBLE ANCESTOR, BUT YOU MUST FIND A MARRIAGE OF A FEMALE BELL TO A MALE CARPENTER. I NEED TO WORK WITH SOMEONE WHO HAS STUDIED THE CARPENTERS AND BELLS OF PASQUOTANK/CURRITUCK CO., N.C. TO PLACE MYSELF. I ALSO HAVE TORKSEY, FORBES, AND WALSTON IN THAT ANCESTRAL LINE.

I HAVE A WHOLE SLEW OF ANCESTRAL NAMES IN CURRITUCK AND PASQUOTANK (LATER CAMDEN). I RECENTLY DISCOVERED THAT ONE OF MOM'S FAMILY GROUPS LIVED NEAR DAD'S TATUM FAMILY GROUP DURING 1750-1790 IN CURRITUCK AND KNEW EACH OTHER WELL BUT NEVER INTERMARRIED.

MOM HAS A TIMOTHY IVES LINE THAT I AM INTERESTED IN THAT GOES FROM CURRITUCK BACK TO 1630'S NORFOLK. HE GOT AN EARLY NORTH CAROLINA LAND GRANT, BUT THE AUTHOR OF THAT BOOK MISPELLED HIS NAME AS JOES. YOU MIGHT CORRECT IT IF YOU HAVE THAT BOOK. I COPIED THE MICROFILM OF THE ORIGINAL AND AM SURE THE NAME IS IVES.

I HAVE BRUMSEY AND COWELL IN ANOTHER OF DAD'S LINES FROM CURRITUCK. I WISH I COULD FIND SOMEONE WHO HAS RECONSTRUCTED THE COWELL FAMILY TREE THRU 1850 IN CURRITUCK FROM BENJAMIN COWELL, D.1751.

A RESEARCH HINT FOR YOU--NO ONE REALIZES HOW MANY CURRITUCK NAMES ORIGINATED IN NORTHAMPTON CO., VA. AND MIGRATED TO CURRITUCK, TYRRELL, AND PASQUOTANK 1730-1750.

VARIOUS ALLIGATORS ARE PREVENTING ME FROM SPENDING RESEARCH TIME UNTIL AT LEAST NEXT YEAR, BUT IF SOMEONE WAS FAR ALONG IN PURSUING ONE OF THESE FAMILY GROUPS THEN I WOULD MAKE TIME TO CORRESPOND.

THAD TATUM
thadt@aaahawk.com

Re: Evan FORBES b. abt 1796

ppbuckley — 2009-06-07 23:45:25Z

Hi - I have an Isaac M Forbes(b 1823) married o Henrieta Smithson. Henrietta was the daughter of Caleb Smithson and Sarah Gregory. Gets complicated because Sarah was second wife. First wife of Caleb was Henrietta "Polly" Forbes. Their only child was William K Smithson.

Pete Buckley
ppbuckley@aol.com

Jesse Adele Williams

RandyRichardson73 — 2009-06-17 00:42:33Z

I am looking for information on Jesse Adele Williams and the parents, and siblings.

Jesse Adele Williams
B:30 Mar 1870, North Carolina

I would appreciate any information about this family

Re: Evan FORBES b. abt 1796

cableww — 2009-02-10 03:12:30Z

I just found http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nccamden/camden.htm
The Welcome to Camden County website DEEDS tab has this prefix for JAMES FORBES and notes the following:

"DEED 23 APRIL 1719: Submitted by: Bob Stokley

James Forbes and his wife, Alice (Clason) Forbes were the first Forbes to settle in what is now Camden County. He migrated there from Accomac County on Virginia's Eastern Shore in 1701. In October, 1715 he received a grant of 532 acres "on ye N. East side of the Pasquotank River, joining a Beaver Dam Swamp". On April 23, 1719, he divided his property among his four sons, James, Jr., Bailey, Thomas and Edward. It actually reads more like a will than a deed. The following deed abstract is from Gwen Bjorkman's "Pasquotank County, NC Record of Deeds, 1700-1751"."

Re: Evan FORBES b. abt 1796

cableww — 2009-02-09 23:06:05Z

I got my information (James Forbes lineage) from Willard and Thelma Forbes of Old Trap, NC. I do not have first hand documentation of "Alice" being a Clason but I am sure Willard has his facts right and documents for proof. I am in GA right now but I will be back in Shiloh, NC March 17. I will contact Willard for his documentation and post. Do you know "Mr. Willard"? He has stopped his "Forbes" August reunions because of his age but he's still sharp as a tack. Send me your email address and I will try to get you in touch with him. My email is cableww@bellsouth.net.

Worth Williams