Dunning - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Books on the Dunning Family

2ulips162 — 2009-11-07 13:22:38Z

If you contact me at 2ulips at rogers dot com I can send you an electronic version of Dunnings in America and you then can have a look yourself - Olav

Re: Books on the Dunning Family

dsarena1 — 2009-11-07 02:15:55Z

I am researching born 169o England died 1756 Bertie NC married Rebecca , can you tell me if this line is in the book also. Children were Millie,John , Samuel , Hardiman.
I am from Kentucky

Re: Books on the Dunning Family

2ulips162 — 2009-11-06 22:12:29Z

Genealogical Notes on the Dunning Family in America by Milo Benjamin Dunning is a good starting point when searching the descendants of Theophilus Dunning, and it is just that a starting point. There are a number of errors in this publication.

I have a copy of the original publication, bought it through Ebay.

My wife is a descendant of Abijah Dunning (2nd great grandson of Theophilus) and his wife Elizabeth Gregory (his 2nd wife) who came to Canada from the USA circa 1790 with their 5 children, Zalmon, Abijah, William, Ithamar Gregory and Chloe. I have lots of information on the Canadian branch of the family if any one is interested.

Books on the Dunning Family

FrancineD184 — 2009-11-06 19:39:16Z

Greetings,

I just found a new online bookstore that gives away FREE SEARCHABLE CD-ROM with the purchase of any family history book, they have over 20,000 titles to choose from, I just tought that I will pass it along to you.

Their address is www.ancestralbooks.com

Books that I was able to find from their website for my research:

Genealogical Notes on the Dunning Family in America - by Dunning, M. B.
Bedford, IA , 1915

Re: Early Dunning Family

dbruhmuller — 2009-10-06 18:45:36Z

Hello Joyce,
I looking at my wife's tree which includes Dunnings from Bertie Co. NC. William F.(1869)and Elizabeth (1870) (Morris) Dunning.
Do you have any connection to this line?
Dan Bruhmuller
dbruh@hotmail.com

Re: Dunnings - Bertie Co., NC

dbruhmuller — 2009-10-06 18:25:48Z

I'm looking for links on a William F Dunning in Bertie Co, NC he had brothers Junious C,Henry Winston,Lemuel W, Jeffery L, and sister Loula Jane. Any help would be great.
Dan
dbruh@hotmail.com

Dunning Manuscript

CheriPillsbury — 2009-10-06 10:09:18Z

I saw there's a manuscript by Charles N. Sinnett about the Dunning Family. He mentioned it in his "Campbells of Maine" manuscript. It was written about a century ago and the focus is ME, perhaps other New England areas.

I Googled it and can't find it on the Web. Does anyone have a copy, or know of a library that has one? It's probably not more than 20 pages or so if the Campbell manuscript is anything to go on.

Thanks,

Cheri

Michigan State Naval Brigade 1907-1910

jachetta — 2009-09-11 16:17:05Z

Want infomation about Michigan State Naval brigade. Have discharge papers from g gradfather who served 1907-1910 in Division 1 First Battalion as a seaman. Any inof would be appreciated.

Frederick Ruele Roehm born Jan 9, 1880

jachetta — 2009-09-11 16:14:27Z

Frederick Ruele Roehm was my g grandfather. he was born in detroit Michigan. Parents are Charles and Emma Roehm. He married Gertrude King 1902. Their only child, Edith was born in 1904 and Gertrude died in 1906. Frederick gave daughter to mother in law Mary King to raise and joined Michigan State Naval Brigade 1907-1910. Have no records of frederick after Michigan State Naval Brigade discharge. I have one letter postmarked from 1912 to Fred Roehm address is Silver City, New mexico. Any info about frederick Roehm would be appreciated.

William H. Dunning 1819-1912

jachetta — 2009-09-11 16:05:42Z

Looking for info about my ggg gradfather William H. Dunning. Born in Conn and lived in Detroit Michigan from 1880 until death. Buried @ Woodmere Cemetery section D lot 80. Would like picture of graves! Several people buried with him are unknown: Mary, Willie and L.E.; probably first wife and children. I am descended from William Dunning and Anna Hines daughter Bertha.

Re: Freda Dunning, Ernest Dunning, Forrest Dunning, Lyman Dunning

triplec160 — 2009-09-10 18:53:33Z

My grand father was Ernest Able Dunning.He and his family moved from McRory Saskatchewan in the 1930s to Bowsman Manitoba.Here he farmed for many years.He had a brother,Forest.Also had a sister Freda.I know he originally came from the US.His father,my grandfather,was a Judje in the states.I believe it was in the western states.I wish I knew more.My mother was Lela Dunning before she married Robert Borden LaRush.

Re: "Smith's Cottages" in Kensal New Town, Middlesex

lizzylily — 2009-08-26 17:19:56Z

I suspect they were demolished a long time ago. I have been searching the pages before and after in the 1861 Census to see if I could find a building that might still exist or have a mention in a document on the web but so far I have not come up with anything that might help.

Early Dunning Family

JoyceDunning46 — 2009-08-22 17:52:39Z

Hi David,

After reading your post on the Dunning board, I wonder if you might be able to help some of the Dunnings living in America, by taking us back to the original English homesite?

We are especially interested in the ancestors of John Dunning who is said to be a "weaver from England." Research gives no clue as to where he was born in England.

Estimation is that he was born around 1690. He is in Chowan County, North Carolina ca 1717. He is an adult, witnessing documents, etc. Later he made his home in adjoining Bertie County, NC. His wife's name was Rebecca. We know not whether they married in England or the U.S. He died in Bertie County ca 1756. He named his sons, John, Samuel and Jesse.

There was a Samuel Dunning, born ca 1690 from England who migrated with his family to Kent Co, Delaware. Family members of Kent County are an exact DNA match to the Bertie County, Dunnings. Samuel is said to have left a brother, John, in England.

Samuel's family was party to a settlement of estate of Martha Dunning of Pennsylvania that involved a John Dunning in Westbeck, Saint Peters, Isle of Ely, County of Cambridge. John Dunning was appointed executor, 1743.

If you could tell us anything about the 1600 background of Dunnings in Cambridge we would be very appreciative.

Joyce Dunning,
Ft. Worth, Texas
bandj@flash.net

Re: "Smith's Cottages" in Kensal New Town, Middlesex

IanBrowness — 2009-08-22 00:44:11Z

Hi David

I was intrigued to see your census reference, that in "1861 - Amos (Dunnings)... is living with his daughters... in Smith's Cottages, Kensal Town" That would make him my g'g'grandfather's neighbour, as he (George BROWNESS, labourer, recorded by the enumerator as BROWNES) his wife Mary Ann (née FOSTER) and children were also living on/in Smith's Cottages at that same time. However, I have never been able definitively to place "Smith's Cottages" on the map. I suspect they lay on Kensal Road near the top of Middle or West Row, but I'm by no means sure. Have you ever come across that information?

Re: John Dunning 1865 KY

Lynn1994_1 — 2009-08-19 12:52:43Z

Do u know any of the kids names?

George Dunning, Essex

Jennyboo66 — 2009-08-08 19:14:04Z

Is anyone related to George Dunning who married in Mar 1940 to Georgina Mary Stanley ( born early 1900s possibly 1911) parents were David Stanley and Anne Green and lived in Loughton, Essex.

Would love to hear from you if you related

Re: ROBERT DUNNING DESCENDANTS

tfoenander — 2009-08-02 21:05:33Z

Robert Dunning, as is already known, was one of our own original research projects, and details were known for several years now.
Besides the details shown on the Internet, we also have several other pieces of data that are properly documented as facts, and will only be revealed to those who have a genuine love of such research, and not glory seeking.
And I also wish to confirm one important point - at no time, despite the assumption of some, have we ever given up such research or have we "forgotten" these veterans.
We believe in the total verification and authentication of any data, before going on to the final step of applying for any grave markers. We do know that some of these veterans had drowned, and their remains never recovered, thus ensuring that there will be no markers for these unfortunate persons.

Re: Bruce B.Dunning U.S.Navy

telawson — 2009-06-19 01:32:11Z

Hi
All I got was he was Commanding Officer of USS Vigor from 1955-1957.

Re: contact

2009-03-17 19:58:04Z

I've recently discovered my ggrandfather and family lived it Swoyersville (Brodericks) and were found in the 1900 Census.
I was wondering if since your family originated there if you knew of the Dunning family. Rudolph and Jennie? Also Jennie's parents James and Jane Pearn. Lucy Lutz and Roy Lutz also had Gretta Dunning age 13, living with them in this Census. Help if you can I'm really at a dead end! Sarah Dunning died in Brodericks in 1897 but I can't find anything on her death obit etc.
Praying you can help!
Sondra

Death of Mr. Edward Hitchens Dunning in China

davwayell — 2009-03-21 21:30:21Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Edward Hitchens Dunning, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Dunning died in China on May 12, 1934.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: I have photo of Myrtle Dunning circa 1915

jackiepaper — 2008-10-18 19:20:14Z

I have a 2nd granduncle--Charles Burgess DUNNING (b. 1839, d. 1923)--who moved from Chenango County, NY (home to most of our Dunning family)to Walla Walla, WA in 1879 and then to Spokane, WA in 1880, where he was an active member of the community and served as a Municipal Judge and Justice of the Peace. He married Josephine HILLER in 1868 in Chenango County, and they had 4 children: William Hiller (1869-1887), Anna A. (1871-1941), Joseph Warren, DDS (1872-1943), and Mary Elsbree (1875-after 1945). All 4 children were born in Chenango County, NY and died in Spokane, WA. My best guess is that Myrtle is descended from Joseph. I'd be happy to give the photo a good home if there are no others interested in it.

Re: Bruce B.Dunning U.S.Navy

BJELLIS — 2009-06-19 00:55:48Z

Did you ever receive information about Bruce B. Dunning? My brother recently bought his dress sword and jacket at a flea market and I'm researching to find out more about him.

obit fyi: Dr. Arlo Edward Dunning. 1923-2008

Nanatothree — 2008-11-20 00:20:22Z

PLEASE NOTE, THIS WAS POSTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY. I AM NOT RELATED TO, NOR AM I RESEARCHING THIS FAMILY, I’VE ONLY DONE A COPY AND PASTE FROM OUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER FYI.

THIS INFO HAS BEEN POSTED WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE EDITOR OF THE COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD.

Dr. Arlo Edward Dunning
Posted: Wednesday, Nov 19, 2008 - 02:46:00 pm PST
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD, MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON.

Nov. 14, 1923-Nov. 15, 2008

Dr. Arlo Dunning finished his walk of faith and passed from this world into the next and with his new body was reunited with our Lord Jesus Christ and our forefathers.

Arlo was born Nov. 14, 1923 to Merrick and Laura (Schwanke) Dunning in Renton, Wash., spent his childhood in Seattle and graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1942. He briefly attended the University of Washington where he was in the ROTC.

Drafted in April 1943 to honorably serve his country in WWII, Arlo went to Army Basic Training at Ft. Bragg, N.C., and after attending Army Engineering School at New York University, N.Y., he was in the 329th Combat Engineers, attached to the 104th Timber Wolves as a PFC Infantry Demolition Specialist. He served in the Northern France, Belgium, Rhineland and Central European Campaigns. Once the Nazi Axis fell he returned to the U.S. to prepare for deployment to Japan. Japan surrendered before he was shipped out and the war ended. Arlo was honorably discharged from Ft. Lewis January 1946.

Arlo met his future wife Maria Timmerman of Forest Grove, Ore., where he was attending college and they were joined in holy matrimony at Mt. Olive Lutheran church in Forest Grove on April 10, 1949. They were continually steadfast, faithful and loving toward one another.

Arlo graduated from Pacific University’s School of Optometry in 1949 and in 1950 moved to Moses Lake to become an independent business owner as Moses Lake’s first optometrist. He and Maria enjoyed working with their customers until they retired in 1987. After retirement he and his son Dean built a new house together. Continuing to work, he and Maria purchased and remodeled some of the oldest houses in Odessa, Wash.

Prior to becoming a member of Christ The Savior Lutheran Church Missouri Synod in George, Wash., Arlo was a longstanding member of Moses Lake’s Grace Lutheran church. At Grace Lutheran he gladly took on many duties and responsibilities, and as church organist he played enthusiastically for 46 years. He was active in the community and was a lifetime member of the Kiwanis. He was a social person with many hobbies and interests making for a non-stop, all-out life. He was a fisherman, hunter, boater, camper, artist/painter, wood worker, builder, farmer, gardener and musician.

Arlo follows his father, mother and older brother Rodney Dunning into eternal glory and is survived by Maria, his beloved and loving wife of 59 years; son Ed and wife Melissa, who have two children Madelyn and Egan; son Dean and wife Debbie, and children Allyson, Laura, Samuel and Keenan; and also his sister-in-law Verona Dunning, all who one great day will be reunited with him through our Lord.

Arlo loved the Lord, his family, and many friends. Until we see him again he will be greatly missed.

Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 21 at Grace Lutheran Church in Moses Lake with Rev. Jeffry Berndt officiating. Arrangements are in care of Kayser’s Chapel & Crematory, Moses Lake. You may sign the guestbook or leave a note for the family at www.kayserschapel.com.

ROBERT DUNNING DESCENDANTS

jamesmgray1 — 2009-02-22 05:50:48Z

I am trying to compile a complete list of all the descendants of Confederate American Civil War veteran Robert Dunning who served on the CSS Shenandoah, who are now living in Australia and New Zealand. If anyone could provide me with the names, city and state in which any of these descendants live it would be greatly appreciated. Please include information as to how you know they are descendants. jamesmgray@bigpond.com

Dunning Family in Granite City (Folsom), California

jacksmom03 — 2008-10-29 06:06:36Z

Searching for any info about Dunning who lived in Granite City (Folsom), California from 1870 through early 1900's.

Dunning Family in Iowa

jacksmom03 — 2008-10-29 05:52:48Z

Searching for info re Catherine Dunning who left Iowa with her three children (Mary Agnes, Terrence, and Katherine) sometime between 1865 and 1870 and settled in Granite City, California

Dunning Family in Missouri

jacksmom03 — 2008-10-29 05:49:56Z

Searching for info about Catherine Dunning who left Missouri with her three children (Mary Agnes, Terrence, and Katherine) sometime between 1865 and 1870 and settled in Granite City, California.

Re: Dunning from Dorset, England to Gibson Co, IN

dcorrigan54 — 2008-11-14 00:09:30Z

I have just found James Dunning. He married Inez McNellie 27 Nov 1920 in Indianapolis, Marion Co. Indiana (Indiana Marriage Collection Bk 114 page 535---from there I found them in the 1930 census in Indiana, Marion, Indpls
Dunning James R. Head of House owns home -$3,ooo.--38 years old--married ---born Michigan- father born Michigan-mother born New York--occupation: steeple jack
wife Inez also living with them is Inez father James McNellie and her brother Carl

Inez is the daughter of James R and Margaret Ervin McNellie.
Margaret was the daughter of Levi and Elizabeth Hughes Ervin (Levi is the brother of Clarissa --who is my main line) the Ervin have roots in Jackson County and Washington County, Indiana

I will put James and Inez on my list to check the next time I am downtown at the clerk office and see if I can find any more in on Dunnings ---I will reply when I know...Debbie

Re: Dunning from Dorset, England to Gibson Co, IN

dcorrigan54 — 2008-11-13 21:51:56Z

I have a James Dunning who married Inez McNellie and lived in Indianapolis, Marion Co IN.

Re: Susan Elizabeth (Dunning) Green (KY>TN>AR) 1867 - 1928

jwdunning1 — 2008-11-30 22:57:22Z

Hello Mr. Green! Your question was a long time ago. Have you received an answer in the meantime? If not, perhaps I can help you. My great-grandfather was James Monroe Dunning, who fought for the Union, while his father John A. Dunning fought for the Confederacy. James Monroe Dunning indeed married Emily Jane Cochran, who brought some interesting genealogy into the mix. My father grew up with Cochrans in Western Tennessee, and regarded them as his cousins.

Sincerely, JW Dunning

Re: Dunnings in NC

jwdunning1 — 2009-01-03 10:48:38Z

Good morning, Heather!

WELL, I cannot contribute direct information, however I can provide some stones for you to turn.

I mentioned James Monroe DUNNING. His father, John A. DUNNING, was born in 1820 in Kentucky, and migrated south into NW Tennessee. John A. DUNNING is listed in the 1850 Western Tennessee census (Weakley County, as I recall). Father and son served on opposing sides during the Civil War.

Both of these individuals are attested in ancestry.com! I would investigate any siblings of John A. DUNNING, who may also have been born in Kentucky, and their descendants. Perhaps other DUNNINGs besides John's father (George?) migrated from NC into Kentucky.

Joyce DUNNING has shown interest in re-issuing her book and would include this hitherto neglected branch of the family. John A. DUNNING may derive from old Jeremiah DUNNING of Bertie County, NC, from John I DUNNING, born ca. 1685 (in England?).

I know the Tennessee DUNNINGs regard the Kentucky branch as their distant cousins. Best of luck!

Sincerely,
James DUNNING

Re: Roger Edward Dunning Families

garrisonlg — 2009-02-27 16:05:39Z

I have all of the information on these names...

Re: Roger Edward Dunning Families

garrisonlg — 2008-09-29 14:03:22Z

I should say I was born Linzi Gail Dunning on December 27, 1982. My brother is Brent and I have two half brothers out there somewhere...Mark and Gary. My biological father is Roger Edward Dunning.

Re: P. E. Dunning of Indiana

ddunning1959 — 2009-02-26 14:44:54Z

Angie,

I made a mistake in the previous post. The Dunning who came to the US from England in the late 1800's was William, not Albert. His son and grandson were named Albert. I believe they stayed on the East Coast.

Doug

Re: P. E. Dunning

ddunning1959 — 2009-02-26 14:33:35Z

Angie,

I believe Ellen Ashford married the elder Paris Chipman Dunning. She was his second wife and they had a son named Smith Dunning. I'm not sure abouth the associations after that. I am curious about the reference's to Albert and John being from England. If they were from England, their relation to Paris Dunning would be in question, as the elder Paris descended from Samuel Dunning , born in England circa 1690. He settled in Delaware. One of his son's, Thomas, married Mary Chipman Shields. It was her second marriage. After Thomas died she moved to Guilford Co, North Carolina with her children. Among them was James Dunning who married Rachel North. The elder Paris Chipman Dunning, future Governor of Indiana, was one of their children.

It would be interesting if Albert and John were indeed distant cousins as it may help us find out more about where this Dunning family came from in England.

I am part of the Dunning Family DNA project. We have proven that my Samuel, a John Dunning who immigrated to Bertie County, North Carolina in the 1700's and another Albert Dunning who immigrated first to Philadelphia and then to New Jersey in the late 1800's are all related.

You can contact me at ddunning@bbd.org. In addition to the work I have done, the credit should go to tje work of Dorie Heckman, Marty Grundy, Karen Kaye and Joyce Dunning.

Dunning - O'Brien; 1841 Philadelphia, PA marriage announcement

ddigiacomo1 — 2009-01-22 19:42:45Z

I am not a Dunning, but I saw this marriage announcement while doing research at the library and thought to pass it along. Hopefully, those who are either descended or otherwise related to this couple will find this helpful.

Public Ledger - Philadelphia; Wednesday, March 31, 1841, Page 2:

"At Reading, Pa., on the 30th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Morgan, Mr. GEORGE P. DUNNING to Miss ANNETTA S., daughter of the late Joseph O’Brien, of this city."

Re: P. E. Dunning of Indiana

knkdunning01 — 2009-02-26 05:51:06Z

That's funny. I've just begun working on the Dunning family and have come across a Daniel Dunning in Gibson County, Indiana that married an Anna ? and had one step-son Joeseph Dunning (born 1899/1900) and then Joeseph Dunning married and Edith and had Joeseph Dunning (different middle names). I am having trouble finding out information on Daniel Dunning or who Anna's first husband was.

I have photo of Myrtle Dunning circa 1915

ValerieA343 — 2008-10-18 18:12:23Z

Among my grandmother's photos is an approx 8X10 photo of a young woman, probably in her teens, with Myrtle Dunning written on the back by my grandmother. The photo was taken in Spokane, Washington and the folder says by Chas A Libby.

I am not aware this young woman has any relation to my family but would certainly not want to discard the photo. Is there someone related to a Myrtle Dunning who might have been in Lincoln County, or Spokane Washington in the early part of the 20th century and would like this photo?

Thank you
Valerie

DUNNING Cathy Ann 1953

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-10 04:05:45Z

DUNNING Cathy Ann 1953

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DUNNING D D 1894-1955

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-05 11:42:44Z

DUNNING D D 1894-1955

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DUNNING Mexie 1895-1985

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-04 14:20:46Z

DUNNING Mexie 1895-1985

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DUNNING Mildred R and Doyle DeForest

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-04 01:11:25Z

DUNNING Mildred R and Doyle DeForest

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Re: Dunning from Dorset, England to Gibson Co, IN

ronald_dunning — 2008-11-13 23:48:18Z

Do you know anything at all about James's background? There were Dunnings in various parts of Britain and Ireland. I'd be willing to bet that he married in America - McNellie is clearly an Irish name, but Inez isn't.

George Dunning b 1833 London or Kent England

ghutt184 — 2008-10-06 09:23:02Z

Has anyone come across a George Dunning born around 1833. He is my gg grandfather who immigrated to Australia in 1855. His marriage cert says he was born in London to parents Henry Dunning (a carpenter) and Hannah Roberts, yet I can find no corresponding records for these people. I have found a George Dunning born in 1835 in Rochester, Kent to a Henry Dunning (Chairmaker) but the mother is listed as Mary Ann Taylor. Does this sound like a match? Help!!

DUNNING Charles Scott 1971-1988

t42Moore — 2008-10-23 21:37:16Z

DUNNING Charles Scott 1971-1988

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DUNNING Willis G

t42Moore — 2008-10-23 21:37:00Z

DUNNING Willis G

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DUNNING Hubert Ray 1990-1993

t42American — 2009-01-28 18:41:48Z

DUNNING Hubert Ray 1990-1993

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Re: Dunnings in NC

heather_aelonwyne — 2009-01-03 07:04:19Z

Hi

I'm trying find out about my grandmother Nellie Dunning, She was from kentucky married earl hill and was suppost to be full cherokee.
If you have any information you can share I would appreciate it.
Thanks
Charlene

Re: ADAMEZAK (Adamczak)

ZlaticaBeca — 2009-03-17 19:52:43Z

Dina

I doubt that the spelling is ADAMEZAK, most likely ADAMCZAK.
Distribution of ADAMCZAK in Poland:
http://www.moikrewni.pl/mapa/kompletny/adamczak.html
From where were the ADAMEZAK(Adamczak)?
Spelling is very important. ADAMCZAK and ADAMCZYK 2 different family names.
These ADAMEZAKs in EI site but the name is ADAMCZAK.
Adamezak, Anna Hamburg 20 1877 1897
Adamezak, Josef Raytarovka, Russia 34 1875 1909
Adamezak, Marzin Tosianow 33 1868 1901
Adamezak, Tomasz Ruszera, Russia 20 1890 1910

Re: contact

CzyckieGermany — 2009-03-15 08:04:40Z

Sorry that i did not get back to you sooner.

I am sure we are cousins but do no know how just yet.

I do not have any information for a Peter and Pauline. I have two Peter ADAMEZAK, on the Ship Bohemia, and arriving 18 April 1884. From Prussia.

I am trying to get further while I am overseas but finding it hard to read the Latin/German text on the films from the Family history Center. And, unlike some who say the surname is underlined, I have not had that experience with all 8 films I borrowed.

Talk with you soon!
Dina