Rivenhall Airfield I was interested to read about the airfield where my father was in WWII. He flew a Stirling in Operation Market Garden and although he is 86 still has vivid memories of those times. He will be interested to read the story by Bruce Stait. Thank you.
Posted by: Julie Thornton on 10/04/2010	Email: merredin4@hotmailcom
Greetings from Ipswich,Australia. I have been researching my grandmothers family and have found this site to be very useful. I have gone back as far as John Aylett born 1741 died 1778,married sarah in 1769. He had a sister Ester? born 1745. Their parents were Richard Aylett and Mary. Richards siblings were as far as known , Elizabeth who died 1697 and George (no dates) who married a Mary(their eldest child Hugh was born 1693) Could Richards wife ,Mary have been Mary Bancroft? Could I get help (certificates etc) proving the connection? If so please contact me. Francis Kelly
Posted by: Francis kelly on 02/02/2010	Email: mally4yu@yahoo.com.au
Forgot to ask, have the Parish Registers been transcribed or indexed? Will I need to go to Chelmsford to see them? I am interested in records pre 1810. Many thanks Adrian
Posted by: Adrian Pitts on 07/12/2009	Email: adrian.pitts@tesco.net
Robert DOWDY married Elizabeth CROZIER in Rivenhall on October 11th 1793. I am interested in these people as the name DOWDY soon became DAWDRY as they moved to Kelveden and then into Suffolk. I would love to hear from anyone with interest and/or information about these people. Adrian
Posted by: Adrian Pitts on 07/12/2009	Email: adrian.pitts@tesco.net
Hello This site is brilliant and it helped me a lot with my family. I am a direct descendant of Thomas Beckwith who either owned or lived at the Western Arms. I am hoping to visit in the near future. I myself live in Southend on Sea Essex and so does many of his other descendants. love to hear from anyone else who is connect to this family.
Posted by: Wendy Pettett nee Beckwith on 14/08/2009	Email: Cuddlynanny01702@aol.com
I am looking into the Polish Hostel that was located at the air field after the war. I spent my first 10 years at the site and still remember the area quite well. I suppose the area looks totally different today but I still would like to visit and take some pictures.
Posted by: Janusz M Szyszko on 07/07/2009	Email: jmszyszko@aol.com
I found your very wonderful and informative website while researching my family. Thank you for all your efforts. --Leese Ann
Posted by: Leese Ann Otto on 19/04/2009	Email: leeseannotto@gmail.com
Like what you're doing here!
Posted by: Jacob on 05/02/2009	Email: ffafservices@gmail.com
Tunbridge family (Fredrick John Tunbridge and Emily Sara Smee) left Rivenhall around 1904 to live in Mission, British Columbia, Canada. I am Cecil Tunbridge's grandaughter and our family has owned and lived on the original homestead in Mission for over 100 years. We have just won the Ministry of Agriculture Century Farm Award 2008. I am looking for any information about the Tunbridge family from Rivenhall, Braintree, Essex. I welcome your questions regarding our historic property here in Mission and will volunteer information and resources for those wishing to learn more about Mission, British Columbia, Canada. info@tunbridgefarm.ca
Posted by: Sheryl Tunbridge on 21/11/2008	Email: info@tunbridgefarm.ca
I am related to George Shelley born 1857 at Little Totham - parents George Shelley(1) and Corinda Elizabeth Davis. Other children of the marriage include:David Shelley b. 1852 - marries Martha Pitt in 1873 , Fanny Wilhemina b. 1854/5 - marries Charles Harrod in 1874, Ann b.1860. George (1) is related to a William Shelley back to Uriah Shelley. George Shelley left Corinda and lived with one Mary Baker, marrying her in 1887 after the death of Corinda in Maldon Workhouse. George born 1857 moved north to Tyneside and produce 14 children including my grandfather. Pleased to hear from anyone who may have connections or information about the 'rellies'. Does anyone know about Daniel Baker - Mary's first husband who died in mysterious circumstances??
Posted by: Lynda Sergeant on 23/10/2008	Email: lynda.sergeant@btopenworld.com
I would like to research the history of the property that i live in but have no idea where to start. If anyone knows how to find out who has lived in my house from 1926 please let me know.
Posted by: Suzanne on 15/10/2008	Email: suzannenichols@live.com
Hi, My mother and father were married at Rivenhall and my Nanna Cheek, Auntie May and Uncle Patrick are buried there. I live in Wendell, North Carolina. My daughter, Morgan, made a model of Rivenhall Church for her 7th grade art project. Even to the stain glass window. It is wonderful. She has a passion for the arts. I have taken pictures and would like to send them (once developed - still the "old fashion" way of taking pics) LOL The model will be on display at her school on 3/11 and then at the local library in a contest from 3/17 thru 4/14. I will let you know how things go. Thank you so much for taking care of my family. Always, Shaile Gahagan Hester NOTE: I still have family in Silver End (uncle, cousins). Hope to (one day) get over.
Posted by: Shaile Hester on 11/03/2008	Email: Shailegh@bellsouth.net
Awesome site. Thank you for everything that you do! -Georg
Posted by: Georg on 08/01/2008	Email: gumu@removed.us
Humphrey family - Sniveller's Lane Railway Cottage circa 1830's to 1900's. I'm trying to trace my family and have got back to William Humphrey being born in Rivenhall in circa 1837. They show up on the censuses for 1841 - 1901 as being at the above address and were employed as 'platelayers' and gatekeepers' on the Victorian railway which ran near to Kelvedon. We visited the area last year but couldn't identify the railway cottage so preseme it's long gone. Does anyone have any information about this family? I know my next step is to visit the Records Office at Chelmsford to view the Parish Records but thought someone with local history knowledge might be able to throw some further light either on the cottage or the humphrey family? Thank you
Posted by: Barry Humphrey on 02/11/2007	Email: barry@pinchbeck49.freeserve.co.uk
Looking for old schoolmate Does anyone out there know of the whereabouts of Roderick Nash who was the son of the Vicar of Rivenhall in the 70's. If so please email me. Many thanks!
Posted by: Roderick Brown on 15/10/2007	Email: dorsetdreams@tiscali.co.uk
I am carrying out some research for a friend in Melbourne , Australia and two of his ancestors James Mayhew and Mary Shelley I believe were married at Rivenhall just prior to 1841 I wonder if anyone is able to help in locating this marriage .Any help will be very much appreciated. Kind Regards Paul Wodward
Posted by: paul woodward on 15/09/2007	Email: paulwdw@aol.com
Hi there I also am descended from Uriah Shelley. Through his son Uriah and grandson James. Such a great website and I hope to visit with my sister soon.
Posted by: Denise York on 04/04/2007	Email: d.york1@btinternet.com
Re: Sid Gurton and Red squirrels as in the Parish Magazine I too, thought I was seeing things when a red squirrel crossed my path along Oak Road, outside Hoo Hall. Now that I am sure they are here, I will contact the RSPCA, whom I'm sure would be interested in this.
Posted by: Karen Bridge on 29/11/2006	Email: karenebridge@tiscali.co.uk
Fascinating website. I am currently researching the history of the Fryatt family and wondered if anyone had any information etc. Thanks Claire Anderson
Posted by: Claire Anderson on 14/10/2006	Email: clanderson59@yahoo.co.uk
I am descended from Uriah Shelley through his son George and grandson Peter Stokes Shelley. I would welcome contact with anyone linking in to the Shelley line. Also does anyone have a photograph of the old post office at Rivenhall circa. 1881? Does the building still exist? I hope to visit Rivenhall soon. In the meantime thanks to everyone involved in the website - it's brilliant. Alan Taylor
Posted by: Alan Taylor on 15/08/2006	Email: at006b4507@blueyonder.co.uk
Thank you for a very interesting story about my ancestors. I am decended through the Ousleys/Owsleys and Wests on both parents sides.
Posted by: DENISE RILEY on 12/08/2006	Email: Squeeky40@hotmail.com
In the course of researching the Swan family history. My grandfather Harry George Swan was born in Rivenhall. I look forward to visiting from the Colonies later this year.
Posted by: Geoff Swan on 13/05/2006	Email: swangr@northstate.net
I would like to thank Stan who has been a great help in assisting me in tracing my family history to Rev Bradford Denne Hawkins. If there is anyone who may be able to assist further especially with any information on his parents Samuel Hawkins and Sarah Calland. Or any other Hawkins related to him, I would be most greatful. I hope one day to visit with my children and show them our history.
Posted by: Richard Bosman on 09/05/2006	Email: richard@raymic.co.za
I found your very interesting and informative website while researching my son in law's family history. His 3 X great grandfather was Thomas AGER who is mentioned in the parish registers; he was born in 1818 and I believe is buried in Rivenhall. A farm labourer and sometime farm bailiff, he was married twice and had numerous children (about 15 in all if my research is correct). If anyone has any details or information about the AGER family I would be very pleased to hear from you.
Posted by: Joan Salmon on 08/05/2006	Email: joansalmon@tiscali.co.uk
Looking for anybody who used to know me! 1 lived at 13 Beech Rd. Rivenhall. 1 left the country in May 1969 and moved to Germany.It wold be nice to know if anybody still remembers me. Please get in touch. Best wishes Monika
Posted by: Monika Mursall Maidename Lucke on 01/04/2006	Email: h.mursall@t-online.de
I am a descendant of Joseph Beckwith and Rebecca Davey, living in Australia. I have a database with Beckwith/Davey/Garrett/Upson surnames just to name a few listed at Rootsweb/Worldconnect for anyone that is interested, please check it out. Congratulations and special thanks to the people involved in this website, it's absolutely brilliant!!
Posted by: Ellen Swebbs on 09/03/2006	Email: pswebbs@hotmail.com
researching DAVEY, WHYBREW, MARTIN, SHEPPARD, WILLMOTT all of England.
Posted by: Phil Martin on 06/01/2006	Email: martin_phil@sympatico.ca
I was delighted to find your web site and particularly the histories of some of the Beckwith family. I was quite moved by the extract from the sad letter from the Rev. Bradford Hawkins to Joseph and Rebecca Beckwith (nee Davey) recounting the death of Rebecca's mother and father as Joseph and Rebecca were my great great great grandparents who migrated to Australia in 1856 following their son William who migrated four years earlier. Both Joseph and William are also mentioned in other extracts written by David Nash and a number of their direct descendants (including me) still live in Australia particularly in Melbourne, Victoria. I would be interested to have contact with anyone who could fill in some of the early gaps in the histories of the Beckwith, Davey and Fryatt families who all intermarried at some points.
Posted by: John Beckwith on 13/11/2005	Email: johnbeckwith@bcrlawyers.com.au
Rivenhall is a lovely english town. I am currently planning my return trip. I was there last year looking for details on my family history. I am a descendant of the Brand family (Codham Hall, wethersfield). Also related to the Hutley family. It was fanastic to see their graves in the church yard. I am interested in talking to anyone with the same family connections. Kelly
Posted by: kelly Stephensen on 15/09/2005	Email: kelly.stephensen@inghams.co.uk
What a fantastic little village web site this is....I am researching my Ancestors the PENNOCKS of Rivenhall and have found some invaluable information within your history pages. Anyone with similar interest please feel free to get in touch re- this name.....my earliest Ancestor Mathew Pennock..my 4x Gt Grandfather was living here in the 1700s..... Congratulations to all involved in this site.....a great treat for us Family historians
Posted by: Nigel Rutter on 14/06/2005	Email: Floyd1577@hotmail.com
Reference 295 Squadron based at Rivenhall Airfield. I have recently been made Historian to 295 (Witham and Rivenhall)Squadron Air Training Corps. If anyone has any information about the sqaudron that was based at the airfield please contact me by email or get in touch with Stan Barrett who can pass them onto me. I have a few bits and pieces from this website but i do need more articles to fill the book up.This will be of great help for the ATC, to know about the history of their Squadron Thank you
Posted by: Judy Hill on 30/04/2005	Email: judyhill22@hotmail.com
I am related to the Western family. i have found your site really interesting and delightful. Web hopr to visit your village and church in the middle of may---- cant wait!!!
Posted by: Brenda Lawrance on 23/04/2005	Email: brendafizzylady@hotmail.com
Discovered the Rivenhall site whilst researching my family history. My Grandmothers maiden name was Holliday and they lived at the thatched cottage which appears identical to the one at the top of this page, next to the school!.... My father and one of his brothers used to regularly visit Rivenhall for holidays as a child, travelling on a 'free' ticket on the railway as my Grandad was a railwayman. I have found the site very interesting and it helped a great deal with the Census Returns for the family. My next step appears to be Wiltshire where my Grandmother's mother came from. I hope to visit Rivenhall sometime in the future, meanwhile I shall use this site as 'the next best thing' Best wishes Brian Precious East Yorkshire
Posted by: Brian Precious on 22/04/2005	Email: brianprecious@lycos.co.uk
My uncle was stationed at Rivenhall during WW2 flying the P-51. I managed to visit the air field while I was stationed at RAF Alconbury in the late 70's (1978-1981). However much to my dismay did not take any pictures. One of these times I intend to visit again.
Posted by: Richard Ray on 12/09/2004	Email: Ric10ry@aol.com
Does anybody remember Beament Oakley and Edith Oakley (Nee Pye). They would have lived in Rivenhall at the beginning of the 1900's. Any information no matter how small would be appreciated.
Posted by: Pauline Gibbons on 18/08/2003	Email: pauline.gibbons@tesco.net
found you by accident as with lots of the best things. I am Southend born, but my maternal Challis ancestors came from Rivenhall and Faulkborne. John Challis who married Elizabeth Pilley in 1757 at Rivenhall being the farthest I have got back so far. James 1805 - 1884 married Mary Cornwell ( My 5 x g. grandparents) he was shown as a gardener and Sexton at the church at the time of his daughter's marriage. I paid a lovely visit to Rivenhall and Faulkborne three years ago and found both delightful. Anybody with any information about these families would be most welcome to contact me. Mary
Posted by: Mary Berriman on 05/08/2003	Email: m.berriman@welhat.gov.uk
My maiden name was Upson and there seems to be a family centre in Woodbridge, Suffolk, as well as my branch which appears to originate in Jersey, Channel Islands. However, I am interested in any UK Upson anywhere. My research is in its early stages and as I live in Victoria, Australia, on-the-spot work in the UK is limited.
Posted by: Kathy Richards on 29/07/2003	Email: kathywongapark@aol.com
Thanks for a great site. I was browsing the area because my ancestors come from somewhere abouts and I hope that Rivenhall has connections for me. It's a lovely looking place and I must visit some time. Roger whybrew
Posted by: Roger Whybrew on 15/07/2003	Email: rogerwh@reathemail.net
I am currently researching my family tree and have ancestors from Rivenhall, these were the Pyes and Oakleys. My Great Grandmother was Edith Pye and she married Beament (John) Oakley, Beament's brother David married Lizzie Pye and I believe another brother married Chrissie Pye. Any information or copies of photographs on any of these people or memories would be greatly appreciated. My Great Great Grandparents were Elizabeth Pye and John Pye.
Posted by: Pauline Gibbons on 28/05/2003	Email: pauline.gibbons@tesco.net
I brought my pal Morris Katzman from America back to see the old airfield two summers ago. He's coming back to UK this summer again and he wants to come again. Is there anything new come to light about the airfield, is there going to be anything special going on this year, reunions or anything? He is going to be coming end of July/August and I would appreciate any information that might be useful for us. Many thanks DTS
Posted by: Doreen Tiesdell on 11/05/2003	Email: Bodynsouluk@aol.com
I was actually just wondering if you have any information on the Roman villa found at Rivenhall. I would really appreciate it if anyone could get back to me if they have any information, or know where I could get some information on the subject. Thakyou, Emma Marven
Posted by: Emma Marven on 27/03/2003	Email: emarven@hotmail.com
Your the only one that I could find on the internet in Rivenhall, I've got a question. My father (Jozef Michal Rzemieniecki, born 21-11-1919 in Sosnow Poland) was part of the 2nd Polish Army, 3rd Carpatatiin Division (6th Rifle Battalion) and after the war they were place in Rivenhall in the so called PRC (polish resettlement corps). Can you help me to find someone who knows anything about the time that my father was in Rivenhall. Het was in an camp called Camp William, maybe you have some information. PLaese let me know. My name is Anna Rzemieniecki, Du Meelaan 46 in Zoetermeer, Holland. and my e-mail is zemienieki@avandis.nl
Posted by: Anna Rzemieniecki on 27/03/2003	Email: zemienieki@avandis.nl
I am looking for any information to help me with my genealogy of the Orpen families of Essex. If you have any documents, references, anecdotes etc. I would be delighted to hear from you by e-mail or by phone (020 7739 5554) or conventional mail... Being a direct descendent of Lawrence Orpen (1795-1874) of Lanhams farm I am particularly interested in rural history of Rivenhall. I would also like more information on the Hutley family with whom I share common ancestors. I have no problem visiting Rivenhall for research -- in the 250 years since my family first began farming in Rivenhall we have only migrated as far as Bradford Street in Braintree! You can find my current genealogy research on the web at: I would be very interested if anyone has any information about the PYE family. Looking forward to making a visit to Rivenhall one day.
Posted by: Linda Farman on 25/03/2003	Email: linda@farmme.globalnet.co.uk
I have to echo all the other praises-stumbled on your site while surfing Essex history, -I come from Romford,- and spent a happy hour with you. Especially liked the rhyme about the pig. Alan. Ft Lauderdale. Florida.
Posted by: Alan Stanley on 16/03/2003	Email: Carlton105@msn.com
Its a couple of years since I last wrote a message and also wrote an article for the site. I am writing now to let you know that I have recently re-vamped all my web sites and now have a .com www.maximiliangenaelogy.com , to be precise, which is the new home for all my genealogy projects. Over the last 2 years I have found several new cousins and 100's of visitors who have either found me via Rivenhall 2002 or indeed have found this site from my own. In all cases the feedback has been positive and many find the historic and family orientated nature of our sites a pleasant journey into the past and present. If you have a chance do re-visit my new home. I have recently had a guestbook entry from the new owners of the Orangery at Felix Hall and also contact from the trustee of a National Trust estate once owned by William Hanbury and Sarah Western, she being the daughter of William Western and Anne Bateman, as documented on my site as well as here - see "A SHORT HISTORY OF THE WESTERN FAMILY" http://www.rivenhall.org.uk/default.asp?pg=history+of+the+western+family Well I may have more news this coming year if these 2 new contacts provide some new interesting facts. I must try and not leave it for two years before writing again. Best regards to all Peter Western
Posted by: Peter Western on 10/03/2003	Email: mail@maximiliangenealogy.com
What a wonderful place you live in! I stumbled on to this while researching a link to some of my families ancestors. I have lots of information back to my great great grandfather, John Weybrew, who lived his life in England. We were aware that there were changes in spelling of the name and I have just found the name Whybrow found in this area. How delighted to find a new clue. It may not turn out to be important, but I surely hope it links to your beautiful area. Thank you for sharing so much information about your area.
Posted by: Wanda Euwer (nee Weybrew) on 12/08/2002	Email: weuwer@swbell.net
I have obtained a photocopy of a front cover for Rivenhall Youth Centre. It was dated Friday May 23rd 1952. The 2 plays that were on were "Miracle at Blaise" and "The White Cockade"These were acted out at the then Rivenhall Church Hall, now the village hall. Miracle at Blaise had the following people in it;- Peggy Moss , Mary Taylor,Phyllis Smith, Violet Cutts, Joyce Bull and Nancy Gurton (my mum).The White Cockade had the following in it ;- Gillian Austen,Marcelle Powell,Margaret Thynne,Edith Smith,Sylvia Hardy, Dorothy Lawrenceand Janice Jenkins. Also on the bill were Miss Colin Cheek and her dancers accompanied by Mrs V Sherringham. Does anyone recognise any of these names on here; if not perhaps some family members of these ladies.?You can email me on JudyHill@fsmail.net
Posted by: Judy Hill on 01/07/2002	Email: JudyHill@fsmail.net
259 or 295 Squadron at Rivenhall Airfield during ww2 Witham Air Training Corps I am on the civilian committe for the ATC in witham. We are ranked number 4 in becoming a Squadron , so we have not got far to go,before we become a squadron. What i would like is some information about the "295" squadron that was based at the airfield , because this is the number we would like to use . I have already spoken to Carole De Coverly .But if there is anyone else that has got more information on the squadron ;it would be greatly appreciated., please email me with any information you have. At the moment Witham Air Training Corps has 44 cadets ,both boys and girls aged from 13 years and upwards. If you would like any more information about the Air Training Corps please also email me on the above email address and myself or my husband Richard will get back to you , as we are both involved with the ATC.
Posted by: Judy Hill on 17/06/2002	Email:
Greetings from Canada. My 2 sisters, Pat, Gail and I are the daughters of Robert Cecil Hooton, son of James Hooton who at one time owned the Prince of Wales Hotel in Rivenhall. Dad travelled to Canada by ship in 1929 and settled in Southern Ontario. He passed away in 1997. Pat and I came to England in May 2000 and spent a couple of hours in Rivenhall. Thanks to Mr. Prime, we each have his publication of Rivenhall. If anyone has some knowledge of this family, we would appreciate hearing about it. Thanks, Linda Debus
Posted by: Linda (Hooton) Debus on 02/06/2002	Email: lgdebus@perth.net
Thank you for a most enjoyable site. The pictures are superb and bring back many happy memories. We moved to Silver End in 1967 and attended St Francis until 1973 when my family moved to Bedford. I was confirmed in the parish church on November 30 1969. To this day I remember the good times we had at Midnight Mass - the tree lit with candles and the wonderful services David used to take. In 1976 I got married in Bedford but we had the best vicar as David came to take the service(His wedding present to me). I still keep in contact with him to this day! He has seen me through some very sad moments in my life but always manages to say the right things. If anyone in either village can remember my mother Nina who took Brownies and Guides in Silver End and with whom I attended the Whist Drives on a Friday night in the village hall (sadly she died in 1984)my father Peter,my brother Ian or myself I would love to here from them.
Posted by: Linda Jeeves(nee Wilkinson) on 10/12/2001	Email: lindaj170@yahoo.co.uk
Rivenhall was the home to me and many of my family members and friends for a great deal of years. My maiden name is YOUNGS. This site is excellent and very dear to my heart.
Posted by: Alexis Holdford on 19/09/2001	Email: lex.holdford@ntlworld.com
I have an American friend coming over this summer and he was stationed at RAF Rivenhall. He has dreamed of coming to Rivenhall for years and this is his year to visit. He has many memories of being in Rivenhall, all of them pleasant. I have never been to this area and I am looking forward to seeing it as well. I live in a town probably as old as Rivenhall, and we have a 12th century church of St Mary's which has crusader crosses etched in the church wall. We are also mentioned in the Domesday book. It is Chessington in Surrey. I look forward to hearing from anyone who knows about the American airforce personnel who were stationed in your town.
Posted by: Liz Tiesdell on 13/04/2001	Email: DTSaroma@aol.com
I am currently researching on behalf of relatives in Australia the lives of a husband and wife who probably met for the first time at RAF Rivenhall in February 1945. They were both serving in the RAF and it not clear to me what type of Unit this was and any help would be most welcome.
Posted by: Chris Pointon on 05/03/2001	Email: chris@lichfield.plus.com
Hello, I am Peter Western descended from the Senior Line of "Westerns", I have visited Rivenhall and locality several times in recent years. The last time was October 1999. I am glad to see that the renovations to the church appear to have been completed. When I was last there, it was surrounded by scaffolding. Here are a few relationship details so you can see how I am related to the Western's of Rivenhall. Thomas Burch WESTERN Sir/1st Baronet and Peter Leslie Patrick WESTERN are 1st cousins 5 times removed. Their common ancestors are Thomas WESTERN and Jane CALVERT. Charles Callis WESTERN Lord and Baron and Peter Leslie Patrick WESTERN are 4th cousins 5 times removed. Their common ancestors are Thomas WESTERN and Martha GOTT Madam. Thomas WESTERN (Built vault at Rivenhall Church to hold 6 persons.Buried 17 Jan 1707 - Rivenhall Church "Western Vault") is the 8th great grandfather of Peter Leslie Patrick WESTERN. I have a web site on Genealogy, a great part of which is devoted to the "Western's, Rivenhall. Felix Hall etc". A permanent link can be found on this site ubder "Village History" www.peterwestern.f9.co.uk\Rivenhall\rivenhall.html Now that there is a local site for Rivenhall I hope and expect that I will have further contributions to make in the future. By for now, Peter Western
Posted by: Peter Western on 19/11/2000	Email: westernfamily@rivenhall.org.uk
Greetings from the USA. Mr. Keith Stubbings of your town told me about your web site and after visiting it I know I will want to come back again. My wifes ancestor, Thomas Smith/Smyth, was born in Rivenhall in 1524. He later moved to Blackmore. If I may make one comment it would be that it does take quite some time to navigate thru the entire site. Maybe because the photos appear on each and every page. I could not receive two of the pages because they time out when attempting to download. But I like your site. Thanks for putting it on. Don Timmerberg Ballwin, Missouri, USA
Posted by: Don Timmerberg on 01/08/2000	Email: dtimberg@inlink.com