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Posted on: February 22, 2012 7:20 pm
Edited on: February 23, 2012 10:32 am
Knee scope will sideline RB Richardson at Combine
The competition to be the second running back selected in the 2012 NFL Draft will go from one of the more intriguing second tier topics of this week's Scouting Combine to one of the major stories with news Wednesday that Alabama runner Trent Richardson, the unquestioned top talent at the position, won't be able to perform in Indianapolis.
Richardson, NFLDraftScout.com's No. 6 rated overall prospect, underwent minor knee surgery a few weeks ago after initially injuring his knee while preparing for the BCS National Championship, according to NFL.com's Jason LaCanfora.
Though Richardson won't be able to participate in the athletic drills at the Combine, according to the report, he is expected to be able to participate in Alabama's March 7 Pro Day.
(LaCanfora has since reported via Twitter that Richardson will be working out on March 27, raising questions about his availability for Alabama's original Pro Day.)
Assuming that team doctors don't find reason to believe that Richardson will be troubled by the knee in the future, his stock isn't likely to be impacted, according to a league source who shared his thoughts under the condition of anonymity.
"If the doctors say he's okay, it won't change anything. [Richardson] is an elite talent," the scout wrote in a text message.
Considering the physicality with which he plays, however, the injury certainly will be checked out thoroughly by every team. Richardson suffered a slight MCL tear in 2011 and underwent surgery as a sophomore in high school after tearing ligaments in his ankle.
Richardson is currently slated to be a top five draft pick by Dane Brugler and I. Our colleague Pete Prisco has Richardson slipping a bit further but still has the Crimson Tide star earning a pick in the top half of the first round.
Since beating LSU in the BCS Championship, it has been a tough few weeks for several highly rated Alabama players. Prior to news of Richardson's injury, Tide seniors Josh Chapman (nose guard) and Mark Barron (safety) each missed the Senior Bowl due to injuries. Junior cornerback 'Dre Kirkpatrick was arrested (and ultimately had the charges dropped) for marijuana possession.
Richardson finished third in the Heisman voting in 2011 behind only Robert Griffin III and Andrew Luck. He won the Doak Walker Award as the nation's elite running back, rushing for 1,583 yards and scoring 23 touchdowns, including the only touchdown in the BCS Championship Game.
NFLDraftScout.com currently lists Virginia Tech's David Wilson, Miami's Lamar Miller, Boise State's Doug Martin and Washington's Chris Polk as the other four backs behind Richardson as the top five talents at the position for the 2012 draft.
Posted on: February 6, 2012 11:30 am
Edited on: February 6, 2012 11:32 am
Washington RB Polk expects to run in the 4.4s
Alabama junior Trent Richardson is universally considered the top running back in the 2012 draft.
Ask five scouts which runner will follow him on draft day and you are liable to get five different answers. Some are enamored with the pure speed of Miami's Lamar Miller or Virginia Tech's David Wilson. Others like the all-around game of Boise State senior Doug Martin. With an MVP-performance in the Senior Bowl that showcased his potential as a returner, Cincinnati's Isaiah Pead is making a late run up the board.
A so-so performance in Mobile has taken some of the luster off of Washington's Chris Polk, but if he runs as fast in workouts as he and those close to him expect him to, the former Husky will certainly be in the mix.
Preparing interviews for Lindy's NFL Draft Preview scheduled to hit newstands March 1, I asked Chris at the Senior Bowl what he expects to run in the all-important 40-yard dash.
He smiled and replied simply, "Faster than any of you all think."
Pressed to be more specific, Polk elaborated.
"From what everyone has been saying and I've been reading, I guess speed is one of the big questions everyone has about me. I'm not that worried about it, to be honest with you. I know how fast I am. I expect to run something in the 4.4s."
Though Polk ran for 4,049 yards for the Huskies over his career, finishing second behind only former first round pick Napoleon Kaufman (4,106) in school history. Though he's shown the ability to break free for several long scores over his career (four TDs of 50+ yards), his straight-line speed is considered one of the question marks on an otherwise sparkling résumé.
Polk is currently preparing for the Combine at Athletes Performance Institute in Los Angeles. If his effort there result in a 40-yard dash time of 4.50 seconds or less, teams won't be able to ignore the fact that his game-tape, frankly, is more impressive than any of the other backs vying to follow Richardson.
Category: NFL Draft
Posted on: January 29, 2012 12:22 pm
Edited on: January 29, 2012 1:15 pm
WRs steal the thunder, boost stock in Senior Bowl
As usual, the quarterbacks generated most of the hype throughout the week of practice at the Senior Bowl. But during the game Saturday it was their receivers who stole the spotlight as the North defeated the South, 23-13.
Arkansas wide receiver Joe Adams shrugged off a fumble in the first quarter to catch six passes for 116 yards for the South, demonstrating the elusiveness and pure speed that helped him return four punts for touchdowns this season, earning the SEC Special Teams Player of the Year award. For his efforts Adams was named the Senior Bowl's "Outstanding Player" for the South squad.
Arizona's Juron Criner, also of the South, was quiet early in the game but connected with college teammate, quarterback Nick Foles, to the tune of four catches for 50 yards and the South's only touchdown, a 20-yarder with 12:55 left in the game. Criner finished with six catches for 77 yards.
Those receivers managed to stand out despite lackluster play by the quarterbacks. Just as he was throughout the week of practice, Michigan State's Kirk Cousins, for the North, was the most impressive quarterback in the game.
He completed only five of 11 passes overall, with a touchdown and an interception. However, that one touchdown pass, a 41-yarder to Arizona State's Gerrell Robinson with 11:44 left in the third quarter, gave the North a 23-13 lead and enough cushion to hold on for a victory.
MVP honors for the game went to North running back Isaiah Pead, who was also Offensive Player of the Year for Cincinnati in the Big East. In the game, Pead collected 31 on the ground and 98 yards on punt two punt returns, including a 60-yarder that was the highlight of the first half.
Oklahoma State's Brandon Weeden, the most consistent of the South team's quarterbacks throughout the practice week was the worst of the six passers Saturday, completing nearly as many passes to the defense (two interceptions) as he did to South receivers (five completions) for just 56 yards.
Other Senior Bowl standouts:
--Quinton Coples, DE, North Carolina: Undeniably the most talented player in Mobile for the Senior Bowl, Coples continued his dominant week of practice with an MVP-caliber performance in the game. Coples, a shade under 6-6 and 281 pounds, was a consistent threat off the edge and used his long arms and obvious upper body strength to rag-doll pass blockers on his way to the quarterback. Perhaps the most impressive play of the game from Coples, however, came as a run defender. He shook off a block from Iowa State right tackle Kelechi Osemele and with one arm stopped the momentum of running back Isaiah Pead and threw him to the ground for a two-yard loss on 3rd and goal. If Coples played with the same intensity throughout his senior season that he did throughout the week in Mobile, he might have been the easy choice as the top defensive prospect in the 2012 draft.
--Isaiah Pead, RB, Cincinnati: The game's MVP was easily the most explosive running back in this. He demonstrated his unique straight-line speed and agility by accelerating through holes and making defenders miss as a running back and punt returner. Despite taking on return duties late in his senior season, Pead showed good vision and courage in attacking seams as he averaged 49 yards on the two opportunities. He demonstrated not only athleticism, but also the willingness to cut back inside against the grain and finish his runs.
--Mike Adams, OT, Ohio State: Despite playing with a little less consistency that scouts would like, the 6-7, 323 pound Adams impressed throughout the week of practice with his ability to maintain squarely in front of speed rushers and play with a reliable base against bull rushes. Adams played with much better consistency Saturday, controlling his opponent throughout the contest and distancing himself as the elite offensive line prospect in the Senior Bowl. Adams surrendered a sack in the 3rd quarter to Alabama's Courtney Upshaw but held up well initially to my top-rated senior prospect and only allowed the coverage sack on Wisconsin quarterback Russell Wilson after protecting for several seconds.
--Doug Martin, RB, Boise State: While Martin wasn't able to break free for the splashy plays that his North teammate Pead did, it was the former Bronco running back who was the best running back in Mobile throughout the week of practice and he followed that up with an impressive game. Martin showed good burst to and through the hole, as well as the vision and acceleration to gain yardage in chunks as a running back and kick returner. Having impressed scouts with his obvious dedication to the weight room by sporting a chiseled physique during Monday's weigh-in, Martin showcased that his attention to details isn't just limited to lifting weights. He provided excellent effort blocking downfield on a 41-yard touchdown catch by Robinson.
--Bobby Wagner, ILB, Utah State: Like Martin, Wagner initially caught the attention of NFL scouts by showcasing a powerful build on his 6-0, 241 pound frame during Monday's weigh-in. With defenders asked not to take ball-carriers to the ground throughout the week of practice, Wagner wasn't able to wow scouts with what he does best -- tackle -- until the game. He certainly did on Saturday, anticipating and closing quickly on ball-carriers and then wrapping up cleanly to tie with South Carolina safety Antonio Allen to lead the game with seven tackles. Wagner also proved his playmaking ability, recording a tackle for loss and an interception of Weeden in the first quarter.
For much more Senior Bowl content from NFLDraftScout.com, click here.
Posted on: January 24, 2012 8:21 am
Edited on: January 25, 2012 1:58 pm
QB, WRs emerge at Monday's North Sr Bowl practice
MOBILE, Ala. -- Making a strong first impression at the Senior Bowl can send a player's stock skyrocketing and boost his rookie contract by millions of dollars.
Michigan State quarterback Kirk Cousins and California wide receiver Marvin Jones can't start writing checks just yet but if they continue the sparkling efforts turned in Monday during the North Team practices they could prove to be two of the big winners from this year's Senior Bowl.
Cousins out-shined Wisconsin's Russell Wilson and Boise State's Kellen Moore by attacking all levels of a talented North defense. His experience in a pro-style offense was obvious as he made quick decisions, showed accuracy short, middle and deep and thread the needle through tight spaces. Whereas his teammates struggled to find a rhythm with their new receiving corps, Cousins was hitting on all cylinders, spreading the ball all over the field and hitting his backs, tight ends and receivers on a variety of routes.
Like Cousins, Jones entered the Senior Bowl with significantly less hype that others at his position. Jones, who measured in at a shade under 6-2 and 200 pounds during the morning weigh-ins, was quick off the snap, showed burst out of his breaks to gain separation and the speed to slip past cornerbacks for big plays. He caught everything thrown his way, showing the hand strength to gather in passes thrown slightly off-target as well as the vision to track deep balls over his shoulder.
Jones wasn't the only wideout to make eye-popping plays on the day, though he was the most consistent.
A few uncharacteristic drops from Appalachian State's Brian Quick late in Monday's practice dampened an otherwise strong initial showing from the FCS All-American. Quick, who measured in at a chiseled 6-3 (and a 1/2) and 222 pounds Monday morning was the early star among receivers. Though not sudden off the line of scrimmage, his long-strides help him to quickly eat up the cushion and he showed terrific hand-eye coordination making several impressive catches out of some poor throws. Quick, in fact, arguably made the catch of the day when he snatched a quick out thrown high and wide by Moore. Quick used every bit of his height and long arms to pull the ball down while dragging both feet in bounds to secure the catch.
It took some strong catches from Jones, Quick and a few other North receivers to get Moore on track. The Boise State All-American appeared every bit as un-athletic as scouts feared when he measured in at a touch under 6-0 (5'11 and 3/4) and 191 pounds during the weigh-in. Worse, concerns about his arm strength appeared to be legitimate when he struggled connecting with his receivers on simple quick outs to open practice. As practice went on, however, Moore seemed to settle in and the accuracy and touch he demonstrated in throwing a staggering 142 touchdowns against just 28 interceptions during his record-breaking career with the Broncos were again on display. Moore is especially effective throwing down the seam, showing excellent touch to settle passes in over the linebacker and in front of the safety to slot receivers and tight ends.
Russell Wilson clearly has the arm strength to make NFL throws but was surprisingly tentative in his first Senior Bowl practice. Too often he stood flat-footed in the pocket and surveyed the field looking for easy completions. He attacked holes when he saw them, rifling in passes through tight coverage but also stared down his receivers on occasion and was nearly picked off a few times.
Of the North's receivers, Ohio State's Devier Posey provided the biggest challenge to a talented defensive backfield that included Nebraska's Alfonzo Dennard, graded by some scouts entering the year among the nation's elite senior prospects at any position. Posey's speed allowed him to slip past Dennard as well as Iowa State's Leonard Johnson and Boston College's Donnie Fletcher but too often Posey simply dropped the ball when his quarterbacks didn't place it perfectly. Posey struggled adjusting to passes slightly behind and had a couple of big play opportunities simply bounce to the ground because he allowed passes to get into his pads rather than catching the ball with his hands.
The concern was the exact opposite for his Big Ten rival Marvin McNutt from the Iowa Hawkeyes. McNutt has excellent size (6'2 1/2, 212 pounds), strength, hands and route-running to be a possession receiver in the NFL but didn't show much in terms of elusiveness or the speed to turn short and intermediate passes into big plays. He is a savvy route-runner, however, who was consistently open despite aggressive coverage from defensive backs.
It wasn't a standout practice for any of the North's defensive backs. Dennard showed his characteristic physicality in challenging big and small receivers, alike, but also proved vulnerable to double-moves, getting beaten over the top by Jones and McNutt, alike.
Oklahoma's Jamell Fleming and Cal Poly's Asa Jackson had their moments, each demonstrating a quick, low backpedal and good burst back to the ball.
Scouts will want to see improvement from Fletcher and Penn State's D'Anton Lynn. Each struggled to keep up with the North's receivers, showing average change of direction and speed. Fletcher was turned around on several occasions early in practice before the North's quarterbacks and receivers turned their attention to Lynn. The former Nittany Lion was victimized by Cousins and Wilson often as practice wore, perhaps an indication of their comfort with his limited playing speed and awareness after having played against him in the Big Ten.
Extra Notes: The Monday morning weigh-in put the spotlight on a couple of under-the-radar prospects scouts will no doubt be keeping an eye on this week. Quick looked every bit the part of a standout NFL receiver with his impressive measurables, as did Utah State inside linebacker Bobby Wagner (6'0, 241), Boise State running back Doug Martin (5'09, 219) and Michigan defensive lineman Mike Martin (6'1, 307). Though the Martins are not related, one wouldn't know it by their compact, heavily muscled builds... Clemson defensive end Andre Branch was among those who may have been caught in the bad weather that kept several from getting into Mobile as planned. NFL officials informed scouts that Branch would be participating this week but that he was not in Mobile for Monday morning's weigh-in... Cincinnati running back Isaiah Pead got an opportunity to field punts late in Monday's practice, showing the concentration to catch the ball in traffic as well as the burst, elusiveness and vision you'd expect from the all-conference running back. Pead was rarely used in this capacity while with the Bearcats but turned some heads with his few opportunities Monday... Boise State's Shea McClellin (6-3, 248) lined up at defensive end for the Broncos but practiced at outside linebacker for the Minnesota Vikings' staff Monday. He showed good footwork in the bag drills early...
Category: NFL Draft
Posted on: January 23, 2012 2:37 pm
Edited on: January 25, 2012 1:59 pm
Early impressions from Senior Bowl weigh-ins
MOBILE, Ala. -- It might seem silly to think that lasting impressions can be made on scouts when athletes strut on stage for the weigh-ins prior to various all-star games but talent evaluators can take a lot from the height, weight, hand size, arm length, and general build of the athletes.
Each football position carries with it certain ideal measurements. This, of course, does not mean that players can't be successful in the NFL despite being shorter, heavier or physically less impressive than expected. It does, however, give scouts an idea as to where a prospect might project in the pros, as well as his dedication to the weight-room, etc.
At no all-star game is this more important, of course, than the Senior Bowl, the most prestigious and talent-filled all-star game in college football.
The Senior Bowl weigh-in took place this morning and there were some surprises.
First, there were a few players unable to attend the game. Of the notables is Baylor wide receiver Kendall Wright and Penn State defensive tackle Devon Still. Wright suffered an ankle injury and was unable to attend. Still is nursing a sprained big toe.
Clemson defensive end Andre Branch is scheduled to play in the game but was not yet in Mobile this morning to be measured. There was only one addition to the roster so far, Arkansas State outside linebacker Demario Davis was not yet in Mobile but was announced as a player coming in to participate. Davis is NFLDraftScout.com's No. 23 rated outside linebacker for the 2012 draft.
Perhaps the most significant element of the weigh-in proceedings is simply comparing the so-called "small school" prospects to the BCS players. Fortunately for Appalachian State wide receiver Brian Quick, Furman cornerback Ryan Steed, Massachusetts H-back/fullback Emil Igwenagu and Cal Poly cornerback Asa Jackson, their impressive physiques certainly passed the eye-ball test as legitimate pro prospects.
Quick, in fact, was one of the more physically impressive players on either roster. He measured in at 6-3 (1/2) and a rock-solid 222 pounds. His 33 1/2 inch arms were only slighter shorter than North Carolina's Dwight Jones (33 5/8) and Texas A&M's Jeff Fuller (34 1/8) -- two receivers who have generated a great deal more national attention than Quick.
The most impressive builds of the day were sported by Utah State inside linebacker Bobby Wagner (6-0 and a 1/4, 241 pounds), Boise State running back Doug Martin (5-09, 219), Michigan defensive tacke Mike Martin (6-1 and a 1/2, 307 pounds) and Florida State linebacker Nigel Bradham (6-1 and 5/8, 237 pounds).
Of the offensive linemen, hand size and arm length are of extreme importance. Due to this fact, Iowa State's Kelechi Osemele (10 3/8" inch hands, 35 1/4" arms), Georgia's Cordy Glenn (10, 35 1/8), Florida State's Zebrie Sanders (11, 34 5/8), Ohio State's Mike Adams (11, 33 3/4) showed the big hands and long arms to help convince scouts that they should remain outside at offensive tackle rather than move inside to guard.
With some prospects impressing with their athletic frames, there will naturally be some disappointments. It is worth repeating that the NFL is full of prospects who appeared too small, too heavy or too thin in shorts only to prove Pro-Bowlers on the field. Still, the relatively soft builds for Washington running back Chris Polk, Alabama center William Vlachos, Boise State defensive lineman Billy Winn and Marshall defensive end Vinny Curry were a bit surprising. So too was the fact that North Carolina defensive end Quinton Coples, NFLDraftScout.com's top-rated prospect in Mobile for this game, measured in lighter than expected at 281 pounds. Coples measured in at just under 6-6 (6-5, 3/4") and had been listed by the Tar Heels at 285 pounds and some expected him to measure closer to 295. Clearly, Coples is attempting to prove he's lean and athletic enough to remain at defensive end rather than move back inside to defensive tackle.
Following the player weigh-ins is the first practice of the week. On every day of the week the North and South teams will alternate practicing at Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile per day. Today, however, the North team will practice at Ladd-Peebles whereas the South team will be practicing simultaneously in nearby Fairhope.
Category: NFL Draft
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Posted on: December 26, 2011 11:13 am
QB Moore among 4 from Boise St invited to Sr Bowl
Quarterback Kellen Moore finished his career at Boise State with a 50-3 record. He'll get an opportunity to play in one more game with the familiar blue and orange Broncos helmet, as he and three other Boise State standouts have been invited to play in the 2012 Senior Bowl.
Running back Doug Martin, defensive lineman Billy Winn and safety George Iloka will join Moore in Mobile, Alabama for the nation's premier college football all-star game, according to a report from Chad Cripe of the Idaho Statesman.
While everyday college football fans might be surprised to see so many Broncos represented in this game, those paying attention are not. This senior class of Broncos enjoyed a spectacular run of 50 wins over the past four years, including a sparkling 6-0 record against automatic qualifying BCS teams like Oregon (twice), Oregon State, Georgia, Virginia Tech and Arizona State. Boise State finished ranked in the top 11 after each of these players' four seasons.
Kellen Moore gets all of the fanfare and rightfully so considering his gaudy statistics. He leaves Boise ranked first in wins (50) and interception percentage in college football history. Just 1.69% of Moore's 1,628 career passes were intercepted, compared to 142 passing touchdowns -- the second most in NCAA history.
At 6-0, 195 pounds, however, and possessing an adequate arm (at best), Moore is generally regarded as a late round or free agent NFL prospect. NFLDraftScout.com rates him as the 15th best quarterback likely to be available in the 2012 draft, in fact. My personal evaluation of Moore can be read here.
While Moore gets the hype, it will be Martin and Winn competing to be the first Bronco selected in the 2012 draft.
NFLDraftScout.com has ranked the 5-09, 210 pound Martin among the elite senior running back prospects in the country the entire season. I've given him a second round grade, but with the lower value most teams are now placing on running backs, NFLDraftScout.com is projecting him to go in the third. Martin, a hard-running back with arguably the most lethal spin move in college football, racked up an eye-popping 3,431 yards and 43 touchdowns over his Boise State career. Seeking a spark against Arizona State in the MAACO Bowl Las Vegas last Thursday the coaches put him back to receive kickoffs, something he'd done only 26 times previously in his career. Martin promptly returned the opening kickoff 100 for a score against the Sun Devils.
Winn lined up at defensive end and defensive tackle for the Broncos and scouts are projecting the 6-3, 300 pounder to provide similar versatility in the NFL. Winn only posted one sack this season among his 30 tackles (including six tackles for loss) so it isn't fair to expect him to attack the edge, but his size and power make him a natural run defender capable of lining up outside in the 3-4 and inside in the 4-3. Scouts would have liked to see more consistency out of Winn throughout his career, but he did have a tendency to enjoy some of his best games against top competition. Considering the relative lack of top-flight defensive linemen in the 2012 senior class, some believe he has a chance to parlay his Senior Bowl opportunity into a top 40 grade. Winn is currently graded by NFLDraftScout.com as the 53rd overall prospect and sixth among defensive ends.
Of the four prospects Iloka has received the least amount of fanfare, but Boise State has consistently churned out NFL-caliber defensive backs over the past several seasons, highlighted by the New York Jets making Kyle Wilson (another Senior Bowl standout) a first round pick two years ago. Bigger and potentially faster than some of the so-called "elite" safety prospects in the country, the 6-3, 213 pound Iloka has long been a standout at free safety for the Broncos and even slid to cornerback for a few games this season as Boise State was hit hard by injuries at the position. He was held without an interception in 2011 but finished second on the team with 57 tackles and has the fluidity and size combination to project as either a strong or free safety in the NFL. Iloka is currently ranked as NFLDraftScout.com's No. 4 overall free safety prospect and third among seniors.
These four prospects could be joined by several other Boise State players to hear their name called out on draft weekend four months now. Pass rusher Shea McClellin and offensive tackle Nate Potter, in particular, are considered likely candidates to get drafted and could wind up with all-star invitations of their own shortly.
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Statutory Demands
A Statutory Demand is written demand for money owed. In its proper form it is a formidable document demanding payment and stating that if not made a bankruptcy petition will be presented. It is not a court document as such and has the additional advantage that there is no court issue fee and the only probable cost will be that of service on the debtor.
The debtor will be aware that this is a first step in bankruptcy and if ignored he could be wiped out financially. He ignores at his peril. If he is to avoid the risk and dire consequences of being made bankrupt he must either pay you or have the Statutory Demand set aside by applying to a court.
When can a Statutory Demand be used?
Bankruptcy, and therefore the issue of a Statutory Demand, is limited to debts of £750 or more. There are, however, other limitations as to when you can or should issue a Statutory Demand:
The amount owed should be significant and sufficient to justify the cost of issuing a bankruptcy petition. Although the limit is £750 it should usually be much more.
Need Help?
Applications to set a Statutory Demand asideThe debtor now has 21 days to respond to the Statutory Demand. If he pays up, that is fine but the seasoned debtor may well decide to call your bluff and do nothing. You will then be left with no other remedy than to give in, take no further action with the Statutory Demand, or file for the debtor's bankruptcy. The other alternative the debtor may choose is to apply to the Court for the Statutory Demand to be set aside. The Court will then fix a Hearing date, provided that in the application the debtor has set out legitimate reasons which would allow the Court to set the Demand side. Where a debtor wishes to make an Application to the Court for a Statutory Demand to be set aside, this must be done within 18 days of the date of service of the Demand upon him. The application should be in Form 6.4. The application must be supported by an Affidavit in Form 6.5 (below) specifying the date on which the Demand came into the debtor's hands, stating the grounds on which he claims that the Statutory Demand should be set aside and must exhibit a copy of the Demand. No fee is payable for the application. The court will affect service (but usually only after a District Judge has considered it and decided that it stands a chance of being successful) and it is therefore necessary for the debtor to provide sufficient copies of the application and affidavit. The Court is empowered to extend the time to apply for an application to be set aside. Such an application can be made to the Court without notice to the other side and be supported by an affidavit giving both the reason for applying to set aside the Demand and the reason why the application was not made in time. A fee is a payable. The affidavit should also advise whether or not the debtor believes that the creditor has presented a bankruptcy petition. The time before a bankruptcy or winding up petition can be issued may be waived if a creditor can show that there is a serious possibility that the debtor's property or the value of any property will be significantly diminished during the three-week period. The affidavit in support of an application to set aside should be in the prescribed form. The form contains a non-exhaustive list of possible reasons for setting aside. These are:
- The debtor does not admit the debt. A reason must be given.
- The debtor admits the debt, but it is not payable now.
- Part of the debt is admitted, and the debtor will pay it now, but denies the balance of the debt.
- Part of the debt is admitted, but it is less than the minimum bankruptcy amount (£750) and the balance is disputed.
- The debtor admits the debt and is prepared to secure or compound it to the creditor's satisfaction.
- The debt is fully secured or the un-secured element is below the minimum bankruptcy amount.
- The debtor has a counterclaim or set-off equal to or exceeding the claim.
- Execution of the judgement has been stayed by a Court.

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First Copper river salmon arrive at Sea-Tac
An Alaska Air Cargo plane from Cordova touched down Friday morning and the pilots emerged with a 48-pound king salmon. They carried it down a red carpet and delivered it to three chefs for a ceremonial cook-off at Sea-Tac Airport.
The plane carried 24,100 pounds of salmon that were caught Thursday when the commercial gillnet season opened in Prince William Sound.
This is the first shipment of the prized salmon this year headed for restaurants and grocery stores, and the event is celebrated by Alaska Airlines as a rite of spring.
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game estimates the seasonal harvest at 1.6 million Copper River sockeyes, 22,000 kings and 280,000 pinks.
At least five more fish-filled Boeing 737s from Cordova were carrying Copper River salmon Friday to Seattle, Anchorage and throughout the United States, the airline said. The flights carry fresh fish from three Alaska seafood processors: Copper River Seafoods, Ocean Beauty Seafoods and Trident Seafoods.
Anchorage-area restaurants also were welcoming the salmon Friday at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. Copper River Seafoods delivers a ceremonial first fish to seven downtown Anchorage restaurants.
The Sea-Tac cook-off was won by John Howie, owner of Seastar Restaurant & Raw Bar, who bested two other chefs again to defend his 2013 title.
Copper River salmon are highly prized for their oil content and flavor.
Last year, Copper River salmon accounted for 1 million pounds of the 24.5 million pounds of fresh Alaska seafood Alaska Airlines carried to the Lower 48 states.
"Making that happen within 24 hours after the fish is pulled from the water is no small feat," said Betsy Bacon, managing director of Alaska Air Cargo. "Hundreds of employees from across the state of Alaska, Seattle and beyond spend months getting ready for the busy summer fish season."
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Posted: 28 Feb 2011 11:45PM GMT
Stewart, Shelby
Could some do a lookup for me.
Marriage certificate or info for James W. Stewart and Margie Mae Shelby. Married abt. 1916, Comanche County, TX
Lived in Deleon.
Want to learn marriage date and place.
Learn Margie Mae Shelby's parent's names, and her birthplace.
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I am not related; can not help with marriage record.
Margie Mae/May was a SHELTON not a Shelby, daughter of Joseph Idolf Shelton of IL and Sarah Ann Butler born MO or AR. She most likely was born in area of Newport, Jackson Co AR 05 April 1899 not 1900.
Yes, their daughter Velta J Stewart Penter died in Riverside Co CA 14 Jan 1988 says her mother was a Shelby on her California death record. Her brother's birth record in Los Angeles Co in 1926 says she was a Shelton.
Margie's folks settled in Erath County around 1908. Unknown when she and James William Stewart returned to Comanche Co after going to California sometime after 1920 and before 1926.
Name: James William Stewart
Last Residence: 76444 De Leon, Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Born: 30 Nov 1897
Died: 24 Jul 1981
State (Year) SSN issued: California (Before 1951)
Name: Margie May Stewart
Last Residence: 76444 De Leon, Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Born: 5 Apr 1900
Died: 08 Dec 1981
State (Year) SSN issued: California (Before 1951)
(middle names are from the Texas death index Comanche County)
1930; Census Place: Long Beach, Los Angeles, California; Roll: 131; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 1153; Image: 414.0.
James W Stewart 33 born in Texas was 17 when he married father b. KY mother b. GA employed oil field
Margie M Stewart 30 born in Arkansas was 15 when she married father b. IL mother b. MO
Velta J Stewart 13 TX
William H Stewart 9 TX - named after grandfather ?
Aubrey L Stewart 4 California son - Aubra Lee Stewart born Los Angeles Co 29 Mar 1926 mother's maiden name SHELTON.
26 Jan 1920;Census Place: De Leon, Comanche, Texas; Roll: T625_1789; Page: 6B; Enumeration District: 82; Image: 956.
James W Stewart age 22 born in Texas father KY mother GA
Margie M Stewart age 19 born in Arkansas father AR mother Missouri
Velta J Stewart age 3 5/12 TX
Esther C Stewart age 5 mos TX died before 1930.
"Orah" Stewart 46 widow born GA, sons Carl 17, Luther 14, L D 11 and "Otta" age 09 their father was born KY lived in Comanche Co in 1920.
21 April 1910; Census Place: Justice Precinct 8, Erath, Texas; Roll: T624_1550; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 0033; Image: 1110; FHL Number: 1375563.
1920 Erath Co, 1930 Erath Co
Joseph/Joe I. Shelton 36 born IL parents IL married 14 years
Sarah BUTLER Shelton 35 born AR bore 8 children 6 living
Barnie Shelton 14 AR
Edcar Shelton 12 AR
Margie Shelton 10 AR
Ray Shelton 6 AR dtr
Alice Shelton 4 AR aka Artie Shelton
Ermer Houston Shelton b. 27 Dec 1908 TX died in Kilgore, Gregg Co 28 Dec 1933 buried in Stephenville oilfield worker was 18 whe he married "Ines" b. TX abt 1910 they lived in Stephens Co in 1930 working in gas field.
Loyd Shelton 1912 TX
Grady Onaree Shelton born Stephenville 22 Apr 1916 died in Lubbock 16 June 1969 married "Tiny" Hill 02 Jan 1937 Stephenville
Sarah Ann Shelton died in Stephenville, Erath Co 24 June 1953 death record says born in Joplin MO 26 Dec 1870 daughter of Sam Buttler. Joe Shelton was still living.
01 June 1900; Census Place: Union, Jackson, Arkansas; Roll: T623_62; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 61.
Joe Shelton 27 born IL Mar 1873 married 4 yrs father born LA mother France
Sarah Shelton 26 born Dec 1873 AR parents TN bore 5 children 3 living
Bennie Shelton 5 listed as daughter
Edgar Shelton 4 Apr 1896 son
Margie Shelton 1 born April 1899 AR
Name: Joseph Idolf Shelton
County: Erath lived in Dublin
State: Texas
Birth Date: 24 Mar 1873
Race: White
FHL Roll Number: 1953352
DraftBoard: 0
Name: Edgar Wm Shelton
County: Erath
State: Texas
Birthplace: Newport, Arkansas;United States of America
Birth Date: 24 Apr 1897
Nearest relatives: J I Shelton born Jackson Co IL and Sarah Shelton, lived in Dublin
FHL Roll Number: 1953352
DraftBoard: 0
Joseph Shelton was in Union, Jackson Co AR in 1880 census born in IL 1873
1880; Census Place: Union, Jackson, Arkansas; Roll: 47; Family History Film: 1254047; Page: 454C; Enumeration District: 133; Image: 0681.
Thomas J. Shelton 26 born AL or MS 1854 married
William R. Shelton 40 born MS 1838 - 1840 widowed his father born AL mother TN found in Eastland Co TX in 1910 had remarried abt 1883 to Lucy Caroline Duke b. GA son Luther b. TX 1885, son Arthur b. TX 1888, dtr Ada b. TX 1889. Luther Shelton died in San Angelo, Tom Green Co 21 Mar 1966.
James Shelton 30 born MS widowed
Elva Shelton 35 born MS 1845 widow - Shelton was her maiden name widow of George Robinson
Josephine Robinson 16 born MO parents TN
Octavia Robinson 14 born IL parents TN
Joseph Shelton 7 IL father born MS mother IL
Octavia Shelton 6 MO father MS mother MO
Maggie Shelton 4 MO father MS mother MO
Rose Shelton 2 MO father MS mother MO
Ida Shelton 2 MO father MS mother MO
Addie Brooke or Brooks Shelton 24 born LA Wife of Thomas J Shelton married 10/15/1872 Jackson Co IL - she lived in Comanche Co TX 1930 with son listed as "Son" Shelton b. TX 1891 lived next to another son Homer Shelton b. TX 1896. Tom J Shelton was in Comanche in 1910 with his family. Addie Shelton died 26 Feb 1938 Comanche Co
Emma Octavine Shelton Phillips 06 Aug 1872 Springfield MO - 31 Dec 1957 Sipe Springs, Comanche Co buried Desdemona Cem. Norman Raymond Shelton died in Brownwood 07 Sept 1969 age 80 and Wm Curtis Shelton died in Brownwood 18 Jul 1973 age 81 both sons of Tom J Shelton and Addie Brooks.
Not real sure if Joseph Shelton was son of Thomas J Shelton and Addie Brooks but appears to be.
1870, Byrd, Cape Girardeau, MO
William Shelton 1840 MS
Margaret Shelton 1842 Bavaria/Bayern
John Shelton 1818 AL
1870 Degognia, Jackson, IL
George Robinson 31 born TN 1839
Elva Shelton Robinson 26 born AL 1844
Josephine Robinson 6 born MO 1864
Victorine Robinson 4 born IL 1866
James Sheldon/Shelton 20 born MS 1850
1850; Census Place: , Lauderdale, Mississippi; Roll: M432_375; Page: 384B; Image: 324.
John A Shelton 30 1820 AL
Larena or Sarena Shelton 37 TN
William Shelton 12 MS
Ann Shelton 9 MS
Mary Shelton 8 MS
Elby/Elva Shelton 5 MS
James Shelton 6 mos MS
1900; Census Place: Justice Precinct 1, Delta, Texas; Roll: T623_1627; Page: 30B; Enumeration District: 33.
N R Shetton 52 - Wm R Shelton born Nov 1837 MS father AL mother unknown married 14 years ?
Lucy Shetton 49 - born 05 Mar 1851 GA died in Fort Worth 20 Jan 1936 dtr of W S Duke and Carline Williams.
Jassi Shetton 15 dtr born TX
Luther Shetton 14 born TX
Arthur Shetton 12 born TX
Ada Shetton 11 born TX
Vera Shetton 9 born TX
W R Shelton married Lucy Duke 17 Jul 1883 Lamar Co TX
1900; Census Place: Justice Precinct 5, Comanche, Texas; Roll: T623_1623; Page: 25B; Enumeration District: 32.
W H Stewart 32 born KY Mar 1867 married 1894
Ira Stewart 28 born Nov 1872 GA
Lila L Stewart 4 Aug 1895 TX
James W Stewart 2 Nov 1897 TX
Elsie B Stewart 0/12 Mar 1900 TX says son
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Posted: 4 Apr 2011 5:31PM GMT
ps. Erster E Shelton, male, born 05 May 1919 Dublin, Erath Co died 15 Aug 1919 in Dublin father Joseph Adolph Shelton born Jackson Co IL mother Sarah Butler born Sharp Co AR, buried "Lowel" Texas.
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Posted: 20 Apr 2011 6:35PM GMT
Stewart, Evitt
Can you do another lookup? I have been seaching for James W. Stewarts father, William Henderson Stewart b. 24 Nov, 1868 in Kentucky, d. 29 Nov, 1910 in DeLeon, Comanche, TX. He married 1896 in Comanche, TX, Arrah (Arah, Ira) Evitt b. 8 Mar, 1872 in GA, d. 9 May, 1949 in DeLeon, Comanche, TX
I haven't found William H. Stewarts parents. In 1880 census he is living with his grandmother Nancy J. Evitt in Laure CO, KT.
Thanks, Steve
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Posted: 22 Apr 2011 2:55AM GMT
"I haven't found William H. Stewarts parents. In 1880 census he is living with his grandmother Nancy J. Evitt in Laure CO, KT. " W. H. Stewart's death Certificate provides no parental information.
NO SUCH COUNTY as Laure. Find no "grandson" Stewart living with a Nancy J Evitt in 1880. "Asah" R. Evitt age 08 b. GA daughter of Nancy J and M. Evitt were in Cedar Grove, Walker Co GA in 1880.
M. Evitt 26 1854 GA TN TN male
Nancy J. Evitt 29 1851 TN GA TN wife
Asah R. Evitt 8 dtr GA
William L Evitt 6 Aug 1873 GA married 1894 Frances b. AR 1870, Eddie 1895, George J 1897 TX lived in Comanche Co
Mary Geneva Evitt BLOYD died in Dublin, Erath Co 24 Feb 1976 says she was 99 years old dtr of Michell A Evitt and Nancy Blair; abt 1896 married J M Bloyd b. Sept 1872 KY; Jesse Bloyd Mar 1897 TX lived Comanche TX . 1900 census says Mary G Bloyd was b. GA Oct 1876
Columbus Evitt 3 1877 GA aka Albert C and A C Evitt - born Walker Co GA says birthdate 09 Feb 1879 died in Anton Hockley Co TX 30 Nov 1950 father Mitchell Evitt mother Nancy Blair abt 1897 married Lena b. GA 1879 dtr Lillie Feb 1899 TX lived Comanche Co
Alanzo "Lonnie" Mitchell Evitt 01 Oct 1880 GA or TX - 28 Nov 1959 Lubbock TX father Mitchell Evitt mother - - buried Resthaven Memorial Park abt 1900 married Lizzie b. GA 1884 lived Comanche Co
Ofie Alice Evitt EUBANK died in Lubbock, Lubbock Co TX 11 Feb 1965 age 78 b. 1887 dtr of Mitchell Alexander Evitt and Nancy Jane Blair
Eston O Evitt 1889 - 02 Apr 1975 DeLeon wife Maude father Mitchel Alexander mother Nancy Jane Blair
I find Wm H Stewart age 13 in Laurel, County KY 1880 with Nancy Stewart age 29 single and Sally A Stewart age 11. I also find a Wm H Stewart age 12 in Allen Co KY in 1880 father James wife Amanda J.
Jas. Stewart 36 1844 KY
Manda J. Stewart 25 TN
Wm. H. Stewart 12 listed as Wm H A in 1870 census.
Alonzo W. Stewart 10
Henry T. Stewart 8 1872
Loula E. Stewart 6 1874
Joe T. Stewart 5 1875
Jenitta B. Stewart 1 1879
. . .this family was also in Allen Co in 1870
There were others without middle initials and no other Stewart's in Comanche Co 1900 who were born in KY. Alonzo W Stewart b. KY 1869 shows up in Comanche Co in 04 May 1910 same precinct as your family W. H. listed as Oscoe W and Annah (Arrah) R Stewart & the 7 children still at home who was living next to Ezekiel Y and Nancy J Warren Morris b. KY son Charley Curtis Morris b. Comanche Co TX 1884 son Wm G b. TX 1882. E Y and Nancy J married in Green Co KY 1873.
This Alonzo Stewart family was in Macon Co TN in 1900.
1910; Census Place: Justice Precinct 5, Comanche, Texas; Roll: T624_1541; Page: 15B; Enumeration District: 0011; Image: 384; FHL Number: 1375554.
Alonzo W Stewart 41 KY 1869 married 15 yrs parents KY said born Oct 1867 1900 record married 6 yrs
Laura B Stewart 32 1878 KY 5 living children there had been 6 said b. Feb 1880 in 1900
Velmer Stewart KY May 1895
Birdie or Verdie Stewart KY Nov 1898
unknown Stewart born & died before 1900
Porter D Stewart 9 1901 KY or TN - Porter Stewart was in Hickory Flat, Warren Co KY 1920
Lula B Stewart 7 1903 TX
Everett L Stewart 5 1905 TX
"Lonso W", Laura B, dtr "Phynis" L b. TX 1915 and dtr Charlotte F b. KY 1919 returned to Macon Co TN by 1930. He was a baptist minister in 1930 and I can not find them in 1920 census.
Porter D Stewart born 06 Nov 1900 TN died in Los Angeles 13 Apr 1968 someone said his mother's maiden name was Stewart per California death record.
Name: Charlotte F Stewart
Date of Birth: 9 Dec 1918
COUNTY: Allen
Mother's name: Laura Stewart
Volume Number: 211
Certificate Number: 95391
Volume Year: 1952 (filed delayed birth record)
Source Information: Ancestry.com. Kentucky Birth Index, 1911-1999 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. Original data: Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives. Kentucky Birth, Marriage, and Death Databases: Births 1911-1999. Frankfort, Kentucky: Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives.
Name: Alonzo Wilson Stewart
Death Date: 26 Apr 1942
Death Location: Allen
Age: 69
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: White
Birth Date: 10 Sep 1872
Birth Location: Allen, Kentucky
Spouse's Name: Laura B Stewart also born abt 1882
Spouse's Age: 60
Father's name: Robert Nelson Stewart
Father's Birth Location: Allen, Kentucky
Mother's name: Nancy M Stinson
Mother's Birth Location: Tennessee
I find this one in 1880 - 1930 census in Allen Co KY as well as Alonzo W Stewart b. "1870" son of James born KY and Amanda J born TN.
Name: Laura B Stewart
Death Date: 14 Nov 1952
Death Place: Allen
Age: 70
Residence: Allen
Volume: 45
Certificate: 22486
04 May 1910 JP 5, Comanche TX
Oscoe W Stewart 40 or 41 born KY married 15 yrs 1900 census says he was born in 1867
Arrah R Stewart 38 GA died in Fort Worth Texas 08 May 1949 parents unknown age 77 yrs 2 mos
Lela F Stewart 14 TX
James Willie Stewart 12 TX son
Elsie Buron Stewart 10 TX son born 30 March 1900
Carl Stewart 07 TX
Luther Stewart 05 TX
L D Stewart 03 TX
Ottie Stewart 10 months son 1909 - Otis ?
1900; Census Place: Justice Precinct 5, Comanche, Texas; Roll: T623_1623; Page: 24B; Enumeration District: 32.
M A Enett 45 25 Dec 1854 GA TN TN remarried 30 Oct 1895 Erath Co TX died 09 Dec 1929 Lubbock Co lived in Idalou Lubbock Co and buried there parents not named.
Lou C YOUNG Enett 40 Oct 1859 AR MS AR one child
Ophio A Enett 13 Feb 1887 GA
Eston O Enett 11 Mar 1889 GA
Lucas Stephen Evitt 7 25 June 1892 Cedar Grove GA registered WW I draft Lubbock Co TX died in Lubbock 12 Aug 1989
Charles W Evett 3 Jan 1897 TX
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Albert Columbus Evitt b. 09 Feb says 1879 registered WW I draft Lubbock Co
Alonzo Mitchel Evitt 01 Oct 1880 Lubbock Co
Eston Oliver Evitt 06 Mar 1889 Cedar Grove GA registered WW I draft Lubbock Co
Charles Wesley Evitt 13 Jan 1897 near DeLeon registered WW I draft Lorenzo, Lubbock Co Mrs. L. C. Evitt, Idalou TX nearest relative. He died Jan 1979 Clovis, Curry NM
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Posted: 22 Apr 2011 3:36AM GMT
Thank you so much for your help.
I did find something interesting today. As you found, a William H. Stewart was son of a James Stewart and Amanda J. in the 1880 Census of Allen Co, KY.
Williams H. Stewarts middle name is Henderson. Amanda J. maiden name is Johnson. Her fathers name is Henderson Johnson. Could be a match.
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Amanda J Stewart was in Lafayette, Macon Co TN in 1920 census with son Joe Stewart. Macon Co is where Alonzo W Stewart was in 1900 and 1930.
Possibly could also explain what has been transcribed as William H A from the 1870 record which I never looked at the written page. It's an "O" explaining the 1910 listing as Oscoe W Stewart.
Alonzo W was listed as Lonso W 7 mos with birth month of Oct 1869. The month of October matches Alonzo W Stewart for 1900 census but someone said year was 1867. He was transcribed as Leoma W Stewart on the 1870 record. I have added alternate reading of the names.
Was the widow Nancy Johnson from Indiana on the same page in 1870 2nd wife of Henderson Johnson (born KY circa 1817) who married Nancy Price 13 Oct 1859 in Allen County ? I wish I could have tied all of them to area of Comanche County.
Holy Toledo ! I think you may have the correct lead. Scottsville Kentucky was the Post office for 1860 and 1870 records. All of the children from the 1860 census would not have had Nancy C Price as their mother. Henderson's first wife was Malinda b. 1819 KY, Mary E 1842, Amanda 1846 - 1847, Nancy E 1849 lived in Barren Co in 1850 next to Henry Johnson b. 1823 and his family.
Mary E Johnson married a Jones and died in Allen County 09 Aug 1914 born 19 Nov 1842 listing father Henderson H Johnson mother's name not listed saying all were born in Allen county. She was married at time of her death and Oliver Jones of Godfrey was informant buried in the "home semetary"
Their half sister Sarah Hawkins Johnson Jent 03 Sept 1861 - 26 Aug 1944 Allen Co wife of W W Jent was buried in Hayesville TN had a delayed death record filed. Vester Jent of Plant City FL was informant.
Barnett - Johnson Family Tree says Malinda Johnson was Malinda T Tracy married in Allen Co 10 Nov 1845.
There are 25 family tree entries regarding the family of James Butler Stewart and Amanda Jane Johnson. No details on Wm H Stewart other than he was one of their children. It sure would be nice to find an obituary showing the connection.
I think it was more than circumstance that Alonzo W Stewart shows up in Comanche county by 1910 then left the state after Wm H O Stewart died.
1. Wm H O Stewart 1867
2. Alonzo W Stewart Oct 1869 - 18 Mar 1944 Lafayette TN "All My Ancestors" tree
3. Henry Taylor Stewart 16 Oct 1871 not listed in Allen Co 1900 was living 1900 and 1910 reported death 13 Oct 1938 Simpson KY. KY death record says father James mother Ellen Johnson wife was Bobby. He was living in Franklin Co but died in Prices Mill in Simpson Co. Mrs. Luther Harris of Franklin was informant was buried Sulphur Springs cemetery.
4. Loula/Lula E 1873 gone and living in 1900 & 1910 - Sorrells Family Tree says she died in Allen Co 11 June 1962 married Arlander Grayson Tracy per Pickle/Murray/Sullivan Tree. Arlander Grayson Tracy 22 Feb 1875 died 07 Apr 1929 in Allen listing wife as Mrs. Lula E Tracy. He was buried at New Salem Cemetery. They married in 1899 and lived in Puncheon in 1900. He went by "Grason" or A Grayson Tracy.
5. Joe T 1875 living w/mother in 1900 - 1920
6. Jenetta B 1879 - Jennie B Stewart age 25 and Robert W Tracy age 30 married in Allen Co 15 May 1904 she the dtr of James and Amanda Stewart he the son of Wm W and Louisa A Tracy and lived in Puncheon KY 1910 -1930 next to mother Manda J Steward in 1910 still claiming to be born in TN bore 9 children all living in 1910. Robert W "Bob" Tracy and Jennie B Stewart had Jimmie W Tracy in 1905 and another son General A Tracy in 1908 listed as Genia in 1920 died in 1923. Three dtrs Lera M Tracy 19 Aug 1912 - 15 March 1995 Scottsville, Allen Co; never married, Theresa 1917 and Mary Tracy 1918, birth record listed as Linda Tracy b. 24 Jan 1917.
14 June 1900; Census Place: Puncheon, Allen, Kentucky; Roll: T623_506; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 7.
Mandy Stewart 53 March ? 1847 says she was born in TN bore 9 children all living widow
Joe Stewart 24 May 1876 single still living w/mother in 1910
Jennie Stewart 21 Feb 1879
7. Washie Stewart 18 Aug 1881 son gone in 1910 and no further info found as "Washie/Wash or Washington"
8. Lizzie Stewart 16 May 1884 dtr gone in 1910
9. Luther Alexandria Stewart 09 May 1887 was still in Puncheon in 1910 married Ora M Tracy 03 June 1906 Macon Co TN lived in Puncheon in 1920 & 1930 had no children. Registered WW I draft in Holland, Allen Co listed occupation as minister and farmer. Tall, slender, black hair/eyes.
Ora May Tracy Stewart 12 Sept 1890 Allen Co - 06 Jan 1936 in Holland dtr of Wm W Tracy of Allen Co and Louisa A Bratton of Macon Co TN buried Mt. Zion Cemetery.
Joe Stewart married "Allie" b. TN 1880; Lamon Stewart b. KY 1913 says daughter, step son Cessie? Meador b. TN 1901 and "Mandy" J Stewart age 73 lived in Lafayette, Macon Co TN in 1920 next to W J and S J Meador ages 70 and 74 w/grandsons Estol Meador 21 and Hazel 09 both b. TN .
Widow Allie M Meador lived in Macon Co TN in 1910 with one child who was not listed. She was in household of bro in law Thomas McClard wife Sallie M and Frances A Jent 61 born TN mother of Allie and Sallie. Joe Stewart born 12 May 1874 registered WW I draft in Lafayette, Macon Co 1918 wife Allie Stewart. Med height/build, brown eyes and drk brown hair.
Name: Lamon C Stewart
Date of Birth: 23 Jul 1912
COUNTY: Allen KY
Mother's name: Allie Hale
Volume Number: 94
Certificate Number: 37453
Volume Year: 1912
Name: Lamon C. Stewart
Last Residence: 33767 Saint Petersburg, Pinellas, Florida
Born: 23 Jul 1912
Died: 3 Mar 2005
State (Year) SSN issued: Indiana (Before 1951)
Name of Deceased: LaMon Stewart
Age at Death: 92
Death Date: abt 2004
Obituary Date: 10 Sep 2007
Newspaper Title: Patriot-News, The
Newspaper Location: Harrisburg, PA, Us
Birth Date: 23 Jul 1912
Locations Mentioned in Obituary: Tipton, IN
Scottsville, KY
Other Persons Mentioned in Obituary: By Gentry
Joe Stewart
George Stewart
L. Stewart O.
Billy & Betty Shop Owner
Tampa - Mrs. LaMon Stewart of Tampa, a former Lakeland resident, died of natural causes Thursday (March 3, 2005) at The Inn at Lakeshore Villa. She was 92.
Born on July 23, 1912, in Scottsville, KY, she came here from Tipton, IN in 1955. She was the owner of Billy & Betty Shop, a children's clothing store. She was a member of the Antique Club, China Painting Club, and Cleveland Heights Country Club. She also was a member of College Heights United Methodist Church.
Mrs. Stewart was preceded in death by her husband, L.O. Jack Stewart. She is survived by her sons; Joe Stewart, Clearwater and George Stewart, Wesley Chapel; two grandchildren; six great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be from 1 to 1:45 p.m. Saturday (Mar. 5, 2005) at Gentry-Morrison Southside Chapel. Graveside services will follow at Oak Hill Burial Park at 2 p.m.
Arrangements By Gentry-Morrison Southside Chapel
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1860 Scottsville PO Scottsville, Allen KY
David Stewart 1810 KY
E B Stewart 1810 VA
Isaac Stewart 1826 KY
Robert Stewart 1829 KY
S J Stewart 1831 KY female
Emeline Stewart 1834 KY
J H Stewart 1847 KY male
N T ? W T Stewart 1850 KY male
Elijah Parish 1855 KY male
1860 Scottville PO Puncheon Allen KY
Jos Steward 78 VA
Elizabeth Steward 56 KY
Franklin Steward 22 KY
Jas B Steward 16 1844 KY
1850; Census Place: , Allen, Kentucky; Roll: M432_190; Page: 133A; Image: 271.
David Steward 40 1810 TN
E Steward 39 1811 VA
M A Steward 18 1832 KY female
J Steward 14 male
R Steward 12
L Steward 9
E Steward 5
J Steward 2 1848 KY male
Robert N Stewart died 06 Mar 1919 in Allen Co says age 78 born Allen Co 12 Oct 1840 father David Stewart mother Eliza Lee born VA. Robert Nelson Stewart and Nancy Stinson were the parents of the other Alonzo W Stewart. R N Stewart was buried at Oak Forest Cemetery. Edd Stewart of Scottsville was informant.
Name: General A Tracy
Death Date: 7 Dec 1923 acute pneumonia with T.B.
Death Location: Allen
Age: 15
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: White
Birth Date: 23 Jun 1908
Birth Location: Allen, Kentucky
Father's name: R W Tracy
Father's Birth Location: Allen, Kentucky
Mother's name: Jennie B Stewart
Mother's Birth Location: Allen, Kentucky
Burial: Tracy graveyard
Name: Jennie Bell Tracy
[Jennie Bell Stewart]
Death Date: 8 May 1950
Death Location: Allen rural Holland
Age: 71
Gender: Female
Ethnicity: White
Birth Date: 8 Feb 1879
Birth Location: Kentucky
Father's name: Jimmie Stewart
Mother's name: Amanda Johnson
Informant R W Tracy
Burial: Mt Zion 09 Mar 1950
Name: Robert W Tracy
Death Date: 7 Oct 1966
Death Place: Allen Holland
Age: 92 born 11 March 1874
Residence: Allen
Volume: 45
Certificate: 22482
Name: Luther A Stewart
Death Date: 22 Aug 1956
Death Place: Allen
Age: 69
Residence: Allen
Volume: 31
Certificate: 15464
Name: Jimmie Tracy
Last Residence: 42164 Scottsville, Allen, Kentucky, United States of America
Born: 10 Apr 1905
Last Benefit: 42164 Scottsville, Allen, Kentucky, United States of America
Died: Apr 1984
State (Year) SSN issued: Kentucky (Before 1951)
Name: Ann S McIntyre
Date of Birth: 7 Dec 1942
COUNTY: Allen
Mother's name: Theresa Tracy
Volume Number: 174
Certificate Number: 86975
Volume Year: 1942
Theresa A McIntyre died in Warren Co KY 19 Dec 1999 age 82 born 24 Jan 1917 resident of Allen County.
Per mapquest it is 15.01 miles from Holland, KY to Lafayette, TN. Mt. Zion Missionary Church Cemetery located 1.3 miles from Holland.
Surname listing of burials Allen County
Steward LOWER LIBERTY CHURCH
Steward MT. ZION
Stewart MT. PLEASANT
Stewart MT. ZION
Stewart OAK FOREST MISSIONARY #2
Johnson CLIFTON BAPTIST
Johnson CROWDER-OLIVER-STOVALL
Johnson FRIENDSHIP CHURCH
Johnson HARMONY BAPTIST
Johnson HICKORY HILL
Johnson LOWER LIBERTY CHURCH
Johnson MOUNT UNION
Johnson MT. PLEASANT
Johnson MT. ZION
Johnson NEW HOPE-BAPTIST
Johnson OAK FOREST MISSIONARY #2
Johnson SHADY GROVE CHURCH
Johnson UPPER LIBERTY CHURCH
Johnson WALKER'S CHAPEL
STEWART, Effie A. Porter, w/o Elder Luther A.,Mar. 28,1899- - Aug. 1, 1967
STEWART, Elder Luther A., May 9, 1887-Aug. 22, 1956
STEWART, Ora, w/o Elder L. A., Sept. 12, 1890-Jan. 6, 1936
TRACY, Jennie B., Feb. 8, 1879-May 8, 1950
TRACY, Robert W., Mar. 11, 1874-Oct. 7, 1966
Full Name: Effie Frances Dallas
Place of Death: District 1, Macon County Tennessee
Gender: Female
Race: White
Marital: Md
Date of Birth: December 11, 1874
Birthplace: Macon County Tennessee
Date of Death: February 3, 1932
Age: 60 years, 1 month & 22 days
Occupation: House Keeping
Name of Father: Wesley White
Birthplace of Father: Macon County Tennessee
Name of Mother: White
Birthplace of Mother: Macon County Tennessee
Physician: Dr. J.Y. Freeman
Date of Service: February 3, 1932
Place of Service: New Zion
Name of Cemetery: Haysville
Clergyman: L. A. Stewart Information Submitted By: TNMacon Volunteer
L. A. and Lonnie Stewart both named as pastor of several funerals in Macon County.
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Just curious who you are and wanting information about my grandparents! Maybe we are related - ha ha? And yes, her last name was Shelton, not Shelby.
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Hi, I'm searching for Jim Schram. Margie M Shelton is his grandmother.
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Yes, Jim and Marilyn are Velta's children - my first cousins. At this point in time about the only person I know who might know of their whereabouts would be my mom, so I will ask her when I see her on Thursday. Are you related or just searching?
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- 4 red radishes
- Prepare smoked salmon spread: In large bowl, stir cream cheese until light and fluffy. Fold in salmon, sour cream, dill, capers, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper. From lemon, grate 1 teaspoon peel and squeeze 1 teaspoon juice; stir juice and peel into mixture in bowl. Transfer to serving bowl. Cover and refrigerate at least 1 hour and up to overnight.
- Preheat oven to 375°F. Cut bagels in half to form 4 shapes that resemble the letter "C." Place bagel halves with cut side down, and cut each lengthwise into four slices to form 16 flat "C" shapes. Cut each in half crosswise to form 32 triangular shapes.
- On large cookie sheet, arrange bagel slices in single layer; bake 8 to 10 minutes or until golden and crisp. Transfer to wire rack to cool completely.
- Serve toasts with spread and onion, cucumber, and radishes for topping.
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1999 Pontiac Grand Am • 127,000 miles
Thought it was the starter but found out that it wasn't so we had the alternator checked also and it is good. We did find out that the battery was definitely not good tried for 4 hours to charge it up and it wouldn't even move the meter. Someone has tried to manually start it but couldn't get it to move. But what buffles us is that sometimes we get a wwwrrr sound when we try turning it over. Also something weird is before we even put jumper cables to the battery, when it was still in the car, the horn wouldn't honk and the radio wouldn't come on but then we put jumper cables to battery and the horn worked and so did the radio. So we are wondering if this has something to do with electrical problem. Also when the battery was still in the car and we would try something and then try starting car the trunk would pop open, but not every time we tried starting the car. Need some help please?
September 28, 2012.
September 28, 2012.
Check for 12.6 volts at the battery.
The wirring may be the bendix in the starter. You may end up replacing as well.
The wirring may be the bendix in the starter. You may end up replacing as well.
Sep 28, 2012.
Sep 28, 2012.
When I turn the key to try and start it the starter just clicks and my auto lights stay on they want go out and they look like they are on high beems. If I get under the bottom and turn the motor a little it makes the sound like it will crank and then stops and just clicks. Can the starter go out all of a sudden or does it give a sign.
Oct 1, 2012.
Oct 1, 2012.
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