| |
GENEALOGICAL
NOTES AND ANECDOTES
ANTECEDENTS and
DESCENDANTS
of
THOMAS HILLEARY
(ABT 1637 - AFT 2 February 1697/98 and BEF 16 March 1698)
G0499A:
Chamberly HILLEARY, Baronet [009]
Birth: ABT 1600, Danbury, Yorkshire, England
Marriage: BY 1637
Spouse: Unknown UNKNOWN
Child
1:   Thomas
HILLEARY, Lieutenant Colonel (ABT 1637, Danbury,
Yorkshire, England - AFT 2 February 1697/98 and BEF 15
March 1698, Prince George's County, Maryland, British
North America) [M]: m1. Mary or Eleanor UNKNOWN, BY 1662:
m2. Eleanor ("Olive") SPRIGG (BEF 1669,
Northampton Manor, Calvert [later Prince George’s]
County, Maryland, British North America - BY 9 February
1727/28, Prince George's County, Maryland, British North
America), BY 1681, Calvert County, Maryland, British
North America [See G0498A: Eleanor
SPRIGG in Descendants of
Thomas Sprigg (1604 - BY 14 January 1677/78).]
____________________________
____________________________
G0498A:
 Thomas
HILLEARY, Lieutenant Colonel [008]
Birth: ABT 1637, Danbury, Yorkshire, England
Death: AFT 2 February 1697/98 and BEF 16 March
1698, Prince George's County, Maryland, British North
America
Interment: Prince George's County,
Maryland
Father:
Chamberly HILLEARY, Baronet (ABT 1600, England - ?)
Mother: Unknown UNKNOWN
Marriage: BY 1680, Calvert County, Maryland,
British North America
Spouse: Eleanor SPRIGG (BEF 1669, Northampton
Manor, Calvert [later Prince George’s] County,
Maryland, British North America - BY 9 February 1727/28,
Prince George's County, Maryland, British North America)
[See G0498A:
Eleanor SPRIGG in Descendants of
Thomas Sprigg (1604 - BY 14 January 1677/78).]
Child 1: Tabitha HILLEARY
(AFT 2 February 1681 and BY 1693, Calvert [later Prince
George's] County, Maryland, British North America - AFT
1719, South Carolina, British North America) [F]: m.
Thomas BEALL (ABT 1690, Prince George's County, Maryland,
British North America - AFT 23 October 1730, Georgia,
British North America), BY 1711 [See G0497A: Thomas
BEALL in Antecedents
and Descendants of Thomas Beall of Loving Acquaintance
(ABT 1631 - AFT November 1732).]
Child 2: Verlinda HILLEARY (AFT 2 February
1681, Calvert [later Prince George's] County, Maryland,
British North America - ?) [F]
Child 3: Thomas HILLEARY (Jr.) (1686, Calvert
[later Prince George's] County, Maryland, British North
America - 1718, Calvert County, Maryland, British North
America) [M]: m. Eleanor YOUNG, 17 November 1707, Calvert
County, Maryland, British North America
Other Marriage: BY 1662
Spouse: Mary or Eleanor UNKNOWN
Child 1: Elizabeth HILLEARY (ABT
1662, Calvert County, Maryland, British North America -
1731, Calvert County, Maryland, British North America)
[F]: m1. Robert LYLES (Sr.) (1665, Calvert County,
Maryland, British North America - AFT 4 June 1705 and BEF
9 October 1705, Calvert County, Maryland, British North
America), 1686, Calvert County, Maryland, British North
America; m2. Henry AUSTIN (Sr.) (ABT 3 August 1668,
Sheviock, Cornwall, England - 17 August 1745, Calvert
County, Maryland, British North America), 1707, Calvert
County, Maryland, British North America
Child 2: John HILLEARY (1662, Calvert County,
Maryland, British North America - ?) [M]
Child 3: Thomas HILLEARY (1663, Calvert County,
Maryland, British North America - 1681, Calvert County,
Maryland, British North America) [M]
Child 4:
Eleanor HILLEARY (1664, <Calvert County>,
Maryland, British North America - ?) [F]: m. Baruch
WILLIAMS (Jr.) (ABT 1660, Calvert County, Maryland,
British North America - 1697), BY 1690, Prince George's
County, Maryland, British North America
Child 5: Mary HILLEARY (1666, <Calvert
County>, Maryland, British North America - January
1719/20, Prince George's County, Maryland, British North
America) [F]: m. Benjamin BERRY (Sr.) (23 October 1670,
James City County, Virginia - 1719, Prince George's
County, Maryland, British North America), ABT 1696,
Collington, Prince George's County, Maryland, British
North America
Child 6: Frances HILLEARY (ABT 1670,
<Calvert County>, Maryland, British North America -
AFT 17 February 1735 and BEF 25 February 1735, Calvert
County, Maryland, British North America) [F]: m. Joseph
WILSON (ABT 1665 - ABT 1716, Calvert County, Maryland,
British North America)
Note 1: The following paragraphs are from Mark
Malone <m d m a l o n e 6 @ c o m c a s t . n e t>
at Descendants
of Chamberland Hilleary in The
Malone and Hilleary Ancestors: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mdmalone/index.htm.
| |
"Thomas Hillary the
immigrant, came to Maryland before 1660. On May
2, 1661, John Bateman "Demandeth 600 acres
for transporting a group of 12, including Thomas
Hilleary." Note: From 1634 until 1641, any
settler who transported himself to Maryland and
brought certain tools and supplies was given 100
acres for himself and 100 more for each adult he
brought to the colony, plus 50 for each child.
From 1641 to 1689 the grant was cut in half, and
after 1689 no more free land was given. Many who
were transported came as indentured servants, and
repaid the cost of their passage by seven years
of service. The employer then owed each his
freedom and 50 acres of land. "Hilleary
must have been able to pay for his own travel; in
1663 he patented 1050 acres, which he called
"Three Sisters;" near the town of
Hyattsville. He also acquired
"Branford" and "The Farme."
"Three Sisters," which became his home
was in present day Washington, D.C.--originally
part of Calvert County.
"Thomas Hilleary Sr, served as Lt.
Colonel in the Calvert County militia (Monnett).
In 1696, he was high sheriff of Prince George's
County (newly formed from Calvert) in 1695.
"Hilleary donated land for All Saints, an
historic old Episcopal church of upper Calvert
County, at present day Sunderland. He died in
1697/98. His will of February 2, 1697/98 proved,
March 15, 1697/98, disposed of a large estate.
[Prince George's County. Will Book 7:321, Hall of
Records]. His land was divided among his
children. Young Thomas Jr. was named
executor."
|
Note 2: Will of Thomas HILLERY of
Calvert County, Maryland:
| |
Will of Thomas HILLERY of Calvert
County, Maryland. To wife Ellinor, 250 acres,
part of the "Three Sisters." To son
John and heirs, 400 acres., part of "Three
Sisters." aforesaid. To two grandsons, viz.,
Baruch and Thomas WILLIAMS, 100 acres. each, part
of the "Three Sisters." To two
daughters, Mary BERRY and Elisa LYLES, all
personal estate formerly belonging to Baruch
WILLIAMS. To daughter Frances WILSON, daughters
Belinda and Tabitha at 16 years of age, and to
son John, personalty. Son Thomas, executor and
residuary legatee of personal property. Said son
is left in care of Walter SINNS [SIMMS?]. Test:
Jno. BOWLEY [BOWLES? BOWLING?], Robt. BROTHERS,
Rich'd EVINS. [signed 2 February 1697 and proved
15 March 1697, Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume
2 page 130, Wills: 7. 321] 16 Aug 1698:
Maryland Prerogative Court Inventories.
19-1/2a:18-9. Calvert County. Thomas HILLEARY.
L309.1.0. "This inventory includes items
formerly belonging to Baruch WILLIAMS now in the
possession of William BERRY. The amount of the
inventory is the total for the state."
Appraisers: George COLE, John BOWLES. Approvers:
Robert LYLES, William MILLS. List of Debts: Mr.
George LINGAN, John LEWIS, John BARRETT, Mr.
Thomas HOLLYDAY on assignment form William
THOMPSON, John COLE, Phillip GITTINGS, Robert
JONES, Robert ROBERSON, John COREY. (Skinner...)
|
Of the children of Thomas HILLEARY, only Tabitha,
Verlinda, and Thomas can be attributed - in the current
state of research - to the maternal parentage of Eleanor
SPRIGG.
Note 3: According to Effie Gwynn Bowie, Across
the Years in Prince George's County, Tabitha HILLEARY
was sixteen years of age in 1697. But, according
to the Will of Lt. Thomas HILLEARY, Tabitha HILLEARY was
not yet 16 years of age by 2 February 1697. Also see Mullikins
of Maryland (1932) by Elizabeth Hopkins Baker.
Note 4: According to
the Will of Lt. Thomas HILLEARY, Verlinda HILLEARY was
not yet 16 years of age by 2 February 1697. Also see Mullikins
of Maryland (1932) by Elizabeth Hopkins Baker.
Note 5: Thomas HILLEARY, Jr., a planter, was
vestryman of Queens Anne's Parish, Prince George's
County, Maryland. Eleanor YOUNG was the daughter of
George YOUNG and Elizabeth UNKNOWN.
Note 6: Robert LYLES, Sr., the first
husband of Elizabeth HILLEARY, was the son of William
LYLES (1640, England - 1696, Calvert County, Maryland,
British North America) and Priscilla BALL (ABT 1642,
England - ABT 1700, Maryland, British North America) who
were married 5 January 1662/63 in Calvert County,
Maryland.
| |
Abstract of Will of Robert LYLES,
dated 4 June 1705 and proven 9 October 1705 in
Calvert County, Maryland: To wife, Elizabeth,
Extx., and heirs, 300 acres "Walton"
being part of tract of 500 acres near branch of
the Potomac River, and to have use of dwelling
plantation during her natural life.
To 2nd son, Robert and heirs, part of land
where I now live.
To daughter, Mary and heirs, 50 acres, part of
land aforesaid, provided it not be sold by
Executrix within 12 months.
To eldest son, William and heirs, residue of
land and dwelling plantation.
Testator desires transfer made to Edward BALL
of plantation on which said Ball now lives, also
24 acres to be transferred to Michael Askews.
Test: Clark Skinner, James Taneyhill, Mary
WEST [the daughter of Robert LYLES, Sr.]
|
By Robert LYLES, Sr., Elizabeth HILLEARY engendered
William LYLES (1686, Calvert County, Maryland, British
North America - AFT 7 February 1733 and BEF 22 March
1733) [M]: m. Barbara SOONES (1688, Calvert County,
Maryland, British North America - BEF 1783, Calvert
County, Maryland, British North America, ABT 1711,
Calvert County, Maryland, British North America; Robert
LYLES (Jr.) (1687, Calvert County, Maryland, British
North America - AFT 28 February 1733 and BEF 22 March
1733, Calvert County, Maryland, British North America)
[M]: m. Priscilla NUTHALL, 12 December 1723, Queen Ann's
Parish, Prince George’s County, Maryland, British
North America, by Rev. John Orme; and Mary LYLES (1691,
Calvert County, Maryland, British North America - BEF
1785, Maryland) [F]: m. Unknown WEST.
Priscilla NUTHALL, the wife of Robert LYLES, Jr., was
the daughter of John NUTHALL VI (ABT 1675, Maryland,
British North America - 1714, Maryland, British North
America) and Eleanor SPRIGG (BEF 1669 and EST 1668,
Northampton Manor, Calvert [later Prince George’s]
County, Maryland, British North America - BY 9 February
1727/28, Prince George's County, Maryland, British North
America. John NUTHALL VI was the son of
John NUTHALL V (ABT 1665, Calvert County, Maryland,
British North America - AFT 22 November 1713 [Will
signed] and BEF 28 September 1714 [Will proved], St.
Mary’s County, Maryland, British North America) and
Barbara UNKNOWN (ABT 1649 - ?), ABT 1670, Maryland,
British North America. John NUTHALL VI was first married
to Mary BRENT (ABT 1675, Stafford County, Virginia,
British North America - ABT 1698, St. Mary’s County,
Maryland, British North America), 1694, in St.
Mary’s County, Maryland. [See Child 5: Eleanor SPRIGG,
under G0499A: Eleanor NUTHALL,
in Antecedents and Descendants of John Nuthall
(1614/15 - July 1667), see Note 1, under G0499A: Eleanor NUTHALL,
in Antecedents and Descendants of John Nuthall
(1614/15 - July 1667), and see Other
Marriage, under G0498A:
Eleanor SPRIGG, in Descendants of Thomas
Sprigg (1604 - BY 14 January 1677/78).
By Robert LYLES, Jr., Priscilla NUTHALL is known to
have engendered two children: Zachariah LYLES [M]; and
Hilleary LYLES (ABT 1720, Calvert County, Maryland,
British North America - 1769) [M]: m. Lucy BOWIE (ABT
1738, Calvert County, Maryland, British North America -
?), ABT 1756, Calvert County, Maryland, British North
America.
Robert LYLES, Jr. signed his Will on 28 February 1733
and the Will was proved, in Calvert County, on 22 March
1733. His heirs were his sons, Zachariah and Hilleary at
age 18, and his wife, Priscilla. The witnesses to his
Will were Henry AUSTIN, Sr. and Henry AUSTIN, Jr.
William LYLES, the brother of Robert LYLES, Jr.,
signed his Will on 7 February 1733 and his Will was also
proved, in Calvert County, on 22 March 1733. His heirs
were his sons Henry, Robert, and William, his daughters
Elinor, Elizabeth, and Mary, and his wife Barbara. A
witness to his Will was Henry AUSTIN, Jr.
Note 7: Henry AUSTIN, Sr., the second
husband of Elizabeth HILLEARY, was the son of Thomas
AUSTIN (AUSTEN), Sr. (ABT 1625, Sheviock, Cornwall,
England - 1743, England) and Mary LAVERS (23 January
1623/24, St. Germans, Cornwall, England - ?) who were
married 28 November 1645, in St. Germans, Cornwall,
England. About Henry AUSTIN, the following notes are from
Tim Smith <T i m P a u l a S @ M C H S I . c o m>:
| |
Baptized August 3, 1668,
Sheviock, Cornwall, England. Henry and brother
Thomas left England in 1685. They were banished
to Barbados after the unsuccessful Monmouth
Rebellion. After two years there they went to
Calvert County, Maryland in 1687 [source: Charles
O. Austin Jr.] Henry AUSTIN, in his will, left
legacies to the LYLE children, Elizabeth's
children from her first marriage.
| |
|
| |
Last Will and Testament
of Henry AUSTIN of Calvert County,
Maryland: In the name of God Amen. I
Henry AUSTIN of Calvert County in the
province of Maryland, being in good
health of body and of sound and perfect
mind and memory do make and ordain this
my last will and testement in manner and
form following:
First, I desire that my debts be paid
and discharged at the discretion of my
Excors hereafter named and as touching
the Temporal Estate that it hath pleased
God to bestow upon me I do give and
bequeathe in manner and form following:
I do give and bequeathe unto my son
Samuel AUSTIN one half of my estate of
what sort or kind so ever. The other half
I do give and bequeathe unto Henry and
Elinor AUSTIN, son and daughter of Henry
AUSTIN deceased, to be equally divided
between them when they come to full age,
but if one or both of them should die
before they arrive at full age then his
or her parts I do give and bequeathe unto
Henry AUSTIN son of Samuel Austin.
I do give and bequeathe unto my loving
wife Jane AUSTIN one Negro girl called
Janey during the natural life of her the
said Jane AUSTIN, and at her decease I do
give and bequeathe the said Janey unto
Elizabeth the daughter of Samuel AUSTIN.
And the first child that the said Negro
girl brings I do give and bequeathe unto
Mary the daughter of Samuel AUSTIN. I do
give and bequeathe unto Elizabeth LYLE,
daughter of William LYLE, two young ewes.
And I do hereby constitute, ordain and
appoint my loving wife and my son, Samuel
AUSTIN, joint executors of this my last
will and testament, revoking and
disannuling all other will or wills
heretofor made, and I desire that my body
may be decently buried on the plantation
that I now dwell upon between my late
wife and daughter.
In witness hereof I have hereunder set
my hand and seal this 18th day of
January, 1743. (signed) Henry AUSTIN
Signed, sealed and acknowledged in
presence of us, William LYLES and Elinor
LYLES.
My further will and pleasure is that
my grandson Henry Austin son of Henry
AUSTIN may have unto his part one Negro
boy named Caesar, and that my
granddaughter Elinor have one Negro girl
named Nancy. (signed) Henry AUSTIN
The above will was proved August 31,
1745.
|
After the death of Elizabeth HILLEARY, Henry
AUSTIN married Jane UNKNOWN, the widow of Thomas
HARVEY, Jr. The Will of Thomas HARVEY, Jr. was
signed 17 March 1728/29 and proved 8 May 1729, in
Calvert County, Maryland (Maryland Calendar of
Wills 6:121). The Will mentions son, Thomas
HARVEY, who is to be free at age sixteen and who,
after the death of his mother, is to inherit. The
Will also mentions daughters Elizabeth and Jane
who, if dying without issue, are to have their
portions of the estate assigned to Samuel HARVEY.
The wife of Thomas HARVEY, Jr. is named as
"Mary" (perhaps Mary Jane). The Will
was witnessed by Thomas HARVEY, Robert LYLE
(LYLES), Priscilla LYLE (LYLES) [both the parents
of Robert LYLES, the first husband of Elizabeth
HILLEARY], and Henry AUSTIN.
By Henry AUSTIN, Sr., Elizabeth HILLEARY
engendered Samuel AUSTIN (ABT 1710, Calvert
County, Maryland, British North America - 1765,
Calvert County, Maryland, British North America)
[M]: m. Elizabeth MARSHALL; and Henry AUSTIN
(Jr.) (ABT 1712, Calvert County, Maryland,
British North America - January 1741, Calvert
County, Maryland, British North America) [M]: m.
Priscilla PIERCE, 7 October 1736.
|
Note 8: Benjamin BERRY (Sr.), the
husband of Mary HILLEARY, was the son of William BERRY
(Jr.) (ABT 1640 - 30 April 1691, Talbot County, Maryland,
British North America) and Margaret Naomi MARSH (ABT 1640
- 16 February 1688, Talbot County, Maryland, British
North America).
Note 9: Joseph WILSON was the son of
James WILSON (ABT 1630, England or Scotland - 1672,
Calvert County, Maryland, British North America) and
Margaret <KIDD?> who seems identified in the Will
of William Kidd, Calvert County, Maryland, signed 20
March 1692 and proved 20 April 1693: "Daughter
Margaret WILSON to have wife's share at her
decease." Joseph WILSON died intestate. The WILL of
Frances HILLEARY, written 17 February 1735, names the
following children:
| |
Son John WILSON (and
grandchildren Elizabeth, Ann, Hillary WILSON)
Sophia married LAURANCE
Thomas (1690/5 - 1744) known as Captain Thomas
WILSON
Margaret married HICKMAN
Frances married BANES
Joseph
Elizabeth married William IRELAND
James |
About Joseph WILSON, the major printed source is Ralph
and Star Rowland, Wilsons and Burchells and Related
Families 1608-1976.
____________________________
____________________________
G0497A: Tabitha HILLEARY [007]
Birth: AFT 2 February 1681 and BY 1693,
Calvert [later Prince George's] County, Maryland, British
North America
Death: AFT 1719, South Carolina, British North
America
Father:
Thomas HILLEARY, Lieutenant Colonel (ABT 1637, Danbury,
Yorkshire, England - AFT 2 February 1697/98 and BEF 16
March 1698, Prince George's County, Maryland, British
North America)
Mother: Eleanor SPRIGG (BEF 1669,
Northampton Manor, Calvert [later Prince George’s]
County, Maryland, British North America - BY 9 February
1727/28, Prince George's County, Maryland, British North
America) [See G0498A: Eleanor
SPRIGG in Descendants of
Thomas Sprigg (1604 - BY 14 January 1677/78).]
Marriage: BY 1711
Spouse: Thomas BEALL (ABT
1690, Prince George's County, Maryland, British North
America - AFT 23 October 1730, Georgia, British North
America) [See G0497A:
Thomas BEALL in Antecedents and
Descendants of Thomas Beall of Loving Acquaintance (ABT
1631 - AFT November 1732).]
Child 1: Ruth BEALL (ABT 1712, Prince
George's County, Maryland, British North America - 1777,
Richmond County, Georgia) [F]: m1. Michael JONES (BEF 25
February 1718, Prince George County, Maryland, British
North America - December 1755/56), ABT 1747, South
Carolina, British North America: m2. John PHILLIPS (ABT
1726, Surrey County, Virginia, British North America - 28
March 1784, Richmond County, Georgia), 1761, Georgia [See
G0496A: Ruth
BEALL in Antecedents
and Descendants of Thomas Beall of Loving Acquaintance
(ABT 1631 - AFT November 1732) and G0496A: Michael
JONES in Antecedents
and Descendants of Michael Jones (BEF 25 February 1718 -
December 1755/56).]
Child 2: Jacob BEALL (ABT 1715,
Prince George's County, Maryland, British North America -
7 May 1781, Richmond County, Georgia) [M]: m. Ellinor
UNKNOWN
Child 3: Mary BEALL (ABT 1719, Prince George's
County, Maryland, British North America - ?) [F]
Note 1: The following notes are from the BEALL
database assembled by Lisa Simms <l s i m m s @ w o r
l d . s t d . c o m> at http://www.webdudes.com/sims/beall2.html.
| |
B-THOMAS-1. Thomas BEALL b. c.
1690 (FMMB=1665) of Thomas, Immigrant [1631].
Marriage. m. G1711 Tabitha HILLEARY , dau of John
Hilleary. However, Bowie states Tabitha, daughter
of Thomas HILLEARY and his second wife Eleanor
SPRIGG, was ca 16 in 1697, thus b. ca 1681. Real
Estate. Jun 13 1713 patented 839 acres Friend's
Good Will. (Maryland Land Office DD:5; FMMB:107)
also 50 acres Clear Spring (LO AM1:330. 1730
brother Benjamin (Will written 18 Mar 1729/30,
prov 31 May 1730) leaves shared ownership of
negro girl Jenny at his father's decease. (Prerog
Ct, Wills 20, 12-3, 17 Jul 1730, Maryland Hall of
Records; Also LDS Film 0014279, Liber 1:180-1) On
23 Oct 1730 (rec 25 Nov 1730) Thomas BEALL, Jr of
Prince George's Parish, Prince George's County,
planter, for £100 sterling sells to Rev. George
MURDOCK 150 a. tract Friends Good Will containing
plantation where MURDOCH lives, in same Parish.
Tabitha, wife of Thos, waived dower. Land bounded
by Edward DIGGS and Friendship. Wit: Jo.
CASWELLl, Jno. MAGRUDER, Wm. PENSION. (PGLR
Q:168; Heterick I:28, Broadbent BGN:299) Rev.
George MURDOCK's daughter Ann m. Nathaniel BEALL,
B-ALEX-27/1696. Suit of William BEALL, Jr
(B-THOMAS-6/1700) against Thomas BEALL, Jr, to
vacate patent for land Loving Acquaintance,
vacated. (LOA, Chancery Records IR4; FMMB:107)
| |
1. Ruth, b. G1712, m. (1) Michael JONES
of Maryland; Family moved south and
settled in South Carolina. Elder BEALLs
died there. After JONES's death, Ruth m.
(2) John PHILLIPS of Georgia and had
other children; d. Richmond or Warren Co,
Georgia. Ruth's JONES children married
into HARVEY line of South Carolina, also
southern STOVALL line in Mississippi.
(Montye Blacksten). |
|
Note 2: The names of Ruth, Jacob, and Mary
BEALL are found in Henry C. Peden, Marylanders to Carolina, Willow Bend
Books, 65 East Main Street, Westminster, Maryland, 1999.
Peden, however, says that Thomas BEALL and Tabitha
HILLEARY migrated, with their children, to South Carolina
previous to 1794. He perhaps meant to write 1694; but, if
so, that seems much too early.
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
The author of this web
page is happy to commend the researches of Mr. Mark
Malone without whose efforts much of the information
reported here would not have been possible.
Persons contributing to this web page are not
responsible for the use which its author has made of
their information or points of view. All such errors as
may be found herein are entirely the fault of the author
of this web page.
Also see: Descendants
of Chamberland Hilleary in The
Malone and Hilleary Ancestors by
Mark Malone <m d m a l o n e 6 @ c o m c a s
t . n e t>
GENEALOGICAL NOTES AND
ANECDOTES: TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENEALOGICAL NOTES AND
ANECDOTES: HOME
This web site is always under
construction. For entries preceded by an
asterisk (*), further information is forthcoming. Persons wishing to contribute information to
this web site, or who wish to make inquiries, may do so
by addressing their email to:
In your initial message to this web site,
please do not send attachments with the email.
Because of spam [unsolicited commercial
email], viruses, and internet pornography, some email
domains are blocked. If your message to this web site is
returned as undeliverable or seems not to have been
delivered, please obtain a free email account at Hotmail
or Yahoo!
and send your message from there. No messages sent to
this web site through Hotmail or Yahoo! will ever be
blocked.
In order to maintain security
in data communications, the pages on this Web site are
best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer enabled for
Javascript.
Some of the pages on this Web
site are rather large. Please allow them time for
loading. As necessary, please reload.
This Web site was created 11
November 1998.
|
