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LUBBOCK - Texas Tech special teams coach Manny Matsakis likes to watch a football game as if it were a pingpong match.
He knows most games will will go back-and-forth, back-and-forth, back-and-forth, until ...
Wham! Somebody snaps off a big play.
"You know the offense and defense are going to do certain things well for both teams, but in a game between two really well-matched teams, there just aren't going to be many big plays," Matsakis said.
That's where Matsakis and his Red Raider "Special Forces" come into play.
And today, when the Raiders (4-3 overall, 2-3 Big 12 Conference) tangle with No. 24 Texas A&M, Tech may lean on its improving special teams units more than ever.
Comparing the Aggie and Raider offenses on paper results in a virtual standoff because the two teams seem to be evenly matched.
That thrusts the special teams on to center stage.
"When the two teams are so close in a lot of ways, the game is usually decided on big plays from the special teams," said Tech sophomore Wes Welker, who has blossomed into one of the country's top punt returners. "If that's the case (today) against A&M, then we need to buckle down and make sure we win those little battles."
Those little battles are when games turn.
In the Raiders' season opener against New Mexico, freshman kickoff returner Ivory McCann jolted the Lobos with a 108-yard TD return to spark Tech to a 42-30 victory.
Two weeks ago at Nebraska, Welker seized some early momentum with an 85-yard punt return for a score and the Raiders stuck around all night before falling to the No. 3 Cornhuskers 41-31. He also had 80-yard return nullified by an offside penalty.
Last week, Welker set up a touchdown with a long punt return and McCann sparked another score when he knocked the ball loose from Baylor punter Adam Stiles and Paul McClendon ran it in for a touchdown.
"We want to be 1-and-0 on every special teams play," Matsakis said. "The kicking game isn't like offense or defense where you have a whole series of plays to make something happen. You have one chance, and it's usually an explosive play where there's always an enormous amount of yardage involved. When the special teams unit comes on the field, there's going to be a big difference for one team after the play is done."
While it's the big momentum-shifting plays that draw the most attention, winning the smaller special teams skirmishes might be even more important - especially against an A&M team that has thrived on winning the battle for field position this season.
The Aggies rank eighth in the Big 12 in total offense and scoring, averaging 336.8 yards and 25.4 points a game. While those numbers aren't overwhelming compared to Tech, Texas, Nebraska and Oklahoma, the Aggies have made up for a sometimes lackluster offense with a defense that has been strong when necessary.
A&M ranks ninth nationally in total defense, permitting 286.5 yards a contest. The Aggies boast the Big 12's third-best pass defense, with opponents producing only 167.9 yards an outing. A&M has also registered 24 sacks. So every yard of real estate becomes a little more important when field position is considered.
That means hidden yardage - punt returns, kickoff returns and yards allowed on punt returns and kickoffs - become vital to both teams.
"We look at every special teams play as the first play of an offensive series or the first play of a defensive series," Matsakis said. "What we get on a return, or what we give up, goes a long way toward determining the chance of success on every series."
For example, Matsakis pointed out that if a ball is allowed to hit the artificial turf on a punt, the average roll once the ball lands is 17 yards. If all Welker does today is catch every punt sent his way, then, he'll save the Tech offense an average of 17 yards per possession.
Likewise, if a kickoff results in a touchback and the opposing offense has to start at the 20 instead of further upfield, the percentages favor a defense considerably.
Those hidden yards when Tech's defense is preparing to take the field fall on the shoulders of Clinton Greathouse, who handles punts and kickoffs for the Raiders.
"The key for me is hitting the ball well and giving my guys a lot of hang time to get down in coverage," said Greathouse, who is averaging 39.9 yards per punt with five boots inside the 20 and only one touchback. "And on kickoffs my goal is always to kick it out of the end zone and not even let the return team have a chance to do something with it."
When the Tech offense gets its chance, kicker Robert Treece jumps into the hot seat.
Treece, a walk-on who was cut prior to the 2000 spring game and had to earn his way on to the team after two-a-days this fall, has been perfect (21 of 21) on extra points this season and is 7-for-9 on field-goal attempts.
The Aggies won a game last week in large part thanks to special teams. They blocked two Iowa State field goals and the Cyclones missed two more in losing 24-21 at College Station.
Matsakis limits Treece's field-goal tries to 42 yards and in, but says he is gaining confidence in his kicker's ability to put points on the scoreboard.
"He's been automatic on PATs and then he went 3-for-3 on field goals at Nebraska in front of a crowd a lot bigger than anything he'll probably ever see," Matsakis said. "So he's been in just about every pressure situation imaginable. The only thing he hasn't done yet is make a kick with the game on the line. We need to see if we can put him in that position and see how he does."
If and when that chance arises, Treece insists he'll be ready.
"That's a great situation for a kicker in my mind," Treece said. "If it comes down to that, I'll look forward to the chance to rise to the challenge. I would just look at it as another kick and trust in myself and what I've been taught to do.
"Anywhere you kick, there are uprights and a ball and that's all you can control. You just have to stay focused and do your job."
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Saturday, Oct. 27 | 12 p.m. MT | Moby Pool | Fort Collins, Colo.
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The Rams open Moby Pool for their first home dual meet of the season with an Orange Out against conference-rival Wyoming, Saturday, Oct. 27 at noon MT with diving beginning early at 11:15 a.m. Orange T-shirts will be given to the first 100 students.
"It is an Orange Out event with T-shirts available," Head Coach Christopher Woodard said. "It's coming into Halloween weekend, and it's our first home meet; that in and of itself is exciting. When you put on top of that that it's against Wyoming—obviously one of our tougher rivals—that adds the element of a Border War and brings things up to a boiling point. I think it's going to be a very good meet."
Coming off loss at DU
CSU is looking to bounce back from a 117-181 loss to Denver last Saturday. While the Rams excelled on boards, sweeping in the 1- and 3-meter diving events, the Rams were not able to capture a win. Woodard set up the schedule to challenge the team from the beginning of the season and CSU will find another fierce opponent in Wyoming.
Border War
The age-old rivalry has become more intense each year. The Rams will look to snap a three-meet losing streak to the Cowgirls. The most recent loss was last season when the Rams fell on the road to Wyoming, 106-189.
"Hopefully last year's loss stuck with them in the entire offseason, because it certainly stuck with me," Woodard said. "We got taken to the woodshed up there, and it was a very difficult meet. That being said, three weeks later the girls rebounded extremely well and performed some phenomenal times at conference. So that was disappointing, but certainly in the overall scheme of things we were OK. But we know coming in this year, early in the season, that we want to be our best against Wyoming; it's how we want to measure ourselves right now."
Scouting Wyoming
The Cowgirls were ranked fourth in the preseason coaches poll, only one position above the Rams, which makes them the closest conference rival the Rams can overtake. But Wyoming will by no means make it easy on the Rams, returning seven all-conference performers. The Cowgirls placed fourth in the 2012 MW Championships, where they set five school-record times.
"Wyoming did lose some pretty heavy hitters in their senior class, but they've got some good kids coming in as well," Woodard said. "So I never look at it as if they're rebuilding, they're just reloading. It is nice to have Breann [Fuller] back in the water, and Kelly [Mathews] is swimming phenomenally. We're just going to hope that another week is going to bring more positive performances on the boards and in the pool from some of our underclassmen."
Milone named MW Diver of the Week
On boards the Rams should prove to be tough competition for the Cowgirls. With a squad of six divers who all excel in different ares, the team swept in the 1- and 3-meter events against DU. The victory was led by freshman Ariana Milone who earned first place in both events, scoring a combined 594.46 (316.73 on the 3-meter board, 277.73 on the 1-meter). Her score on the 3-meter boards was more than 30 points higher than any CSU diver during the 2011-12 season, and was within eight points of the school's all-time record. She was rewarded on Wednesday by being named the MW Diver of the Week.
In the pool, Fuller should continue her speed in the 100 and 200 Backstroke and the sprint freestyle. Against DU, Fuller took first in the 200 Backstroke and 50 Freestyle, proving her consistency and diversity against Denver. Mathews adds strength to the breaststroke events, coming off a win against Denver in the 100 Breaststroke.
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For retailers and others using "cloud" services to power their web applications and store tons of web data, Amazon Web Services, the technology services arm of Amazon.com Inc., has emerged in recent years as a prime cloud provider. So when one or more of its cloud-based data-serving web servers go down, as some did in late June as strong storms battered the eastern United States, it raises concerns about the viability of tying a good part of a merchant's technology to a data center and web server farm operated by another company.
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To business: This coming Sunday, the Saints will play in their first Super Bowl. Hooray for them, and the city of New Orleans. But the NFL - as it often does - is sucking some of the fun out of the event. Saints fans call themselves the "Who Dat Nation" (as in Who dat say they gonna beat them Saints?), and some aspiring entrepreneurs have put the slogan on T-shirts and other gear. The NFL, however, claims it owns the rights to the saying and is suing a number of people who have attempted to profit from it.


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The bandit broke into a window at Fetch Dog Treats at 357 Highland Avenue around 3:30 a.m. and fled with the register. The store announced the burglary on Facebook this morning and said staff had already boarded up the window.
A burglar broke into a Surrey Center business this morning and made off with the empty cash register, according to Richmond County sheriff's Sgt. Bill Leisey.
The bandit broke into a window at Fetch Dog Treats at 357 Highland Avenue around 3:30 a.m. and fled with the register. The store announced the burglary on Facebook this morning and said staff had already boarded up the window.
What safe places are left? Surrey Center is supposed to be upscale Augusta, then WifeSaver shooting occurred and it is now closed, now this....
Surrey Center will soon be the new Regency Mall. This is why I don't shop at Surrey Center.
now that is funny,( not the break in or the trauma that it causes), but the fact that the thief got nothing except the whole world laughing at him as a failure in the world of thieves, !!!
Oh please. This was a BURGLARY in a closed, empty store at 3:30AM.
No comparison to Regency Mall and to suggest such is pure ignorance.
The problem with Surrey Center is that it is right on the border of "the Hill" and "the ghetto". Ride through some of those side streets next to the Hill area and you will see plenty of low-income housing One wrong turn can put you in the midst of somewhere you don't want to be.
Surrey Center is about 2 blocks from not so good areas. This doesn't surprise me.
This is going to get worse. The economy is dictating it. The entitlement crowd is capitalizing on it. The progressive socialists (communists) are calling for it.
Francis Piven, Van Jones, & pals are outright calling for civil unrest (all obama friends, advisors & folks he's studied & admires). Top down, bottom up revolution. It's already happening in Europe. It's starting small here and it will rise to a larger scale soon.
They've been trying to crash this country and our financial institutions for years so they can take over.
Austin.... Floridasun was only being sarcastic lol... He/She is copying some of the comments made on another article... Everybody knows the Surrey Center draws the upper middle class, rich, and wealthy crowd.
Dixieman... If the wifesaver were actually located in the Surrey Center instead sitting next to nothing way across the street by itself.. The restaurant would still be open today.. The Surrey Center is always crowded and has plenty of private security...
The areas,Sand Hills, etc near Surrey Center are making an effort to clean up their neighborhoods. Let;s hope they have success. There are proud homeowners living in the midst of the low-life.
I hope it works, Dani, but somehow, with the direction that Richmond County has been going in, even that area, it doesn't seem very likely it will happen. I think it will get a lot worse before it gets any better.
Which direction has Richmond County been going? Just because the chronicle and other media outlets tend to focus mainly on Richmond County when it comes to crime reports.. It still doesn't mean that armed robberies didn't decrease 10%, rapes 4%, and several other crimes decreased in 2010...
The chronicle could have printed a hundred articles on armed robberies last year... In still wouldn't take away from the FACT that armed robberies dropped 10% in 2010...
I mentioned this before...ads promote Surrey Center's long history of beign an outstanding shopping center, but the reality is that it only caters to that Augusta population known for a certain level of affluence and appearance...with that said, no business at any level should be burglarized. Meanwhile, I applaud the recent writer to the AC who is from the Sand Hills area and who wonders why there is no support to boost his area...surely it's not because it is not affluent enough?
So instead of 100 robberies there were 90. Hey, great news.
My wife and I own Fetch Dog Treats. We have been in business since July 2002. We love being at Surrey Center and we are very fond of our landlords. They have been nothing but kind and generous to us. We also love the other shop owners, who have become like family to us.
We have amazing customers and are very thankful for having them in our lives. Surrey Center is a special place that provides a safe and family friendly atmosphere to shop, dine, stroll, etc.
We do not, however, like crooks and people who break into businesses or houses at 3:30 am. (or anytime for that matter). It could have happened anywhere and to anyone, unfortunatly they decided to break into our little shop. We posted on our business page on Facebook in order to let our customers know that while the door is boarded up (it is fixed now) we will be open for business. We really didn't think it was worth a mention in the Augusta Chronicle...but thanks!
And thanks to those of you who shop at and support small/local business like ours. Kevin Scheyer
I said armed robberies decreased in Richmond County by 10% and not 10 last year.. As of November 2010(Jan-Nov)there were already 53 less armed robberies in 2010 compared to 2009(Jan-Nov).
So there were 450 armed robberies. Hmm.
I have never read the rants of so many whiners in my entire life. It's horrible what happened to the owners of the store, but to pronounce this is as the demise of Surrey Center is beyond absurd. These things happen. The nice shopping center I lived next door to in suburban Charleston was burglarized at 3:00 a.m. in the morning under circumstances identical to the above. It's funny how no one there complained that it was somehow the end of the neighborhood.
Countyman, rapes, armed robberies and murders are face to face confrontations. It takes a "little" criminal to commit a burglary. He does not want to be seen or known. Armed robbery and burglary are not even close to being the same. Where are your burglary figures? Bet they didn't go down! If they did I will stand corrected.
fetchdogtreats, Does your business have a security system? If so, did it alert the police?
Why is it that every time there's a break in or robbery in Surrey Center, it's assumed that it was accomplished by someone from the Sand Hills neighborhood? These crimes are happening in communities all over Augusta and the criminals can be from anywhere. There are many good Augusta citizens that live in Sand Hills and they are working very hard to protect the community.
The reference to Sand Hills was not to cast aspersions but to note that they are making an attempt to get rid of some of the less desirable.
It was meant as a compliment.
sandhillbilly, I think it's assumed that the robbery was done by someone who lives in the area because that person would have a very short distance to run and hide, rather than get in their car and drive off a good distance, which would be easier for someone to spot and identify. But you're correct in your other comments.
This isn't the first robbery and/or break in at Surrey Center. There have been several but they are not mentioned in the Chronicle. Surrey does need to beef up their security at night, there isn't enough. Some places have been broken into or vandalized more than once in the past year. It's a result of the economy and bad people, not necessarily in THAT neighborhood. Crooks know there isn't security there, which is why they go there.
As a former business owner...if your cash register is visible from outside...leaving it open after hours will let thugs know it is empty......sometimes........ (some thugs are too dumb to understand that)
dog53...yes, we use ADT Security and like them very much. They called us at home and the police. That is how I knew of the break in at 3:30 am.
However, security systems don't stop burglars, they just let you know that you just got robbed. :) I do know that it scared them off and kept them from breaking into any other shop, for that I am thankful!
And I have to say that the two officers that arrived were a great help and very professional. They even waited at the shop while I went home to get wood to put over the door.
fetchdogtreats -- good for you, and best wishes for your continuing success in Augusta.
If I had a dog I would come in and patronize your shop.
Me too Dixieman...
I've always liked small business like the Scheyer's
"Francis Piven, Van Jones, & pals are outright calling for civil unrest (all obama friends, advisors & folks he's studied & admires). "
Really, Chillen? A 77 year old wheelchair bound woman (Frances Piven) who is an advocate for the poor and voting rights, is asking the nation to rise to arms so they can get "welfare checks" from you? And Van Jones, who spoke in October, about bring the nation together to solve its problems instead of "hateful rhetoric" (like yours), is trying to divide us?
James O'Keefe and Glenn Beck have you totally under their control!


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CODEL are world leaders in the design and manufacture of systems for continuous emissions gas monitoring (cems) and combustion control analysers, such as in-situ and extractive flue gas emissions analysers (analyzers), pollution sensors, dust monitor/particulate monitors, opacity/smoke monitors, flue gas analysers (analyzers), road tunnel atmosphere sensors and velocity monitors.
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ELY– The ninth annual Ely Fall Fest returns Sept. 16-18. The weekend festival begins Friday night with a Moonlight 5K and 1-mile run at 7:45 p.m., followed with a community celebration. Saturday is an all-day festival featuring over 20 activities and events, including kids' inflatables and games, an adult co-ed softball tournament, a cornhole tournament, pet parade, youth punt/pass/kick competition, magic show, wiener dog race and live music throughout the day. The day is capped with a fireworks display at dusk. Sunday is devoted to the Classic Car Show from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
SOLON– Iowa has recently been added to a list of more than 25 states with a Master Naturalist program. In the Iowa Master Naturalists (IMN) program, local experts provide adult students with 40 hours of education about Iowa's environment and natural history for a $250 materials fee. In return, IMN students pledge to complete least 40 hours of volunteer work for environmental education, stewardship or citizen science projects.
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SOLON– Bridge Community Bank invites the public to show support for local law enforcement officers on Saturday, Aug. 27, from 9:30-11 a.m. at the Mechanicsville, Mount Vernon and Solon bank locations. The "High-Five Your Cop" event will be held in the parking lot of each bank. If it rains, the event will take place in the lobby. Local law enforcement officers from Cedar and Johnson counties, Lisbon, Mechanicsville, Mount Vernon and the Iowa State Patrol will be special guests at these meet and greet events.
SOLON– For many Solonites, the University of Iowa's football season is kicked off by a local tradition that predates tailgating in campus parking lots.
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Mixed reports on condition of former Egyptian President Hasni Mubarak. Tens of thousands fill Tahrir square. Still would like to connect with somebody on the ground there. Any help is appreciated.
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+Brent Cannon Just saw this post and your suggestion +Dan McDermott. Do you mind if I use your source as well?
Absolutely +Stefanie Cruz ! Also good for +Jason Salas and +Sarah Hill. He is in Alexandria so not sure if he is in the square now. He has strong views on the situation there and of course has other contacts. He can do audio Skype or a phone call. Video is sketchy due to bandwidth...
Could he do G+ hangout interview? I added him in circles - but if you have contact with him would you also ask that he message me? Thanks so much.
He can but usually not video bc of the bandwidth. He's probably freaking out right now. Just before midnight. I will do a post looking for more Egyptians and mention you all in it. Hopefully we can line someone up for you folks.
None. They are updating the control room so no way to do Skype or G+ today. Plus - producers are not into the story today - and I cannot do it on my own show because it is canceled tonight due to baseball. But keep our list of contacts. We likely will have another opportunity soon. And thanks for your help.
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Matt Barrows of the Sacramento Bee says the 49ers will name Mike Singletary their head coach for 2009 and beyond once the regular season ends Sunday. Barrows: "The lone obstacle that remained for Singletary as the season drew to a close was articulating his vision, especially for the offense, for the next few years. He cleared that hurdle Monday during a meeting with team officials." Do not expect offensive coordinator Mike Martz to return.
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Gary Plummer of 49ers.com sees similarities between the Redskins and 49ers at running back and quarterback. He's eager to see the 49ers' Patrick Willis take on the Redskins' Clinton Portis.
Gwen Knapp of the San Francisco Chronicle thinks the 49ers should pursue Norv Turner as offensive coordinator if the Chargers fire Turner. One potential complication: Turner is expected to remain the Chargers' head coach.
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Reading John Bernard's June 15 letter reminded me of my own days at Amarillo Catholic High School.
I graduated from Alamo in the spring of 1973. I had so many wonderful friends, and I received an excellent education. After Alamo, college was relatively boring and unstimulating.
The principal at that time, Monsignor Leroy T. Matthiesen, also taught Latin. I did not take Latin, as I felt it to be a "dead language."
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- Catherine (Heath) Cantrell's Profile
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Catherine's father was born in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts. She probably wasn't born in Sweden. During a merge Catherine's birth place was changed from Haverhill, Essex Co., MA to Sweden. I have changed it back. Source; 11/16/2014, MG Pitts-33
Catharina and Joseph attended the Holy Trinity (Old Swedes) Church in Wilmington, Delaware. Three of their children were baptized at this oldest and quaintest church in the nation. A complete list of the children of Joseph and Catharina has never been found. The nine children listed were compiled from the court and county records of Orange County, North Carolina. The sixth child (a female, name unknown) was born about 1722.
Joseph Cantrill, son of Richard and Dorothy (Jones) Cantrill, spent his early years in Philadelphia. He probably moved to the lower counties after reaching adulthood. About 1718, he married Catherina __ (surname and parentage still not documented to this day). Heath is not proven.
Joseph and Catherina were living in New Castle Co., PA on or near the site of present-day Wilmington, DE and were attendants at Holy Trinity (Old Swedes) Church before 1720. Records of the baptism of three of their children are on file at this oldest and quaintest church in the nation. Christina Parish was mostly situated on both sides of Christina Creek, partly on both sides of Brandywine Creek in New Castle County, and in the Hundreds of New Castle, Christina and Brandywine. It stretched two Swedish miles in length and one in breadth. The most remote families of the parish were not more than six and a half English miles distant from the church. The city of Wilmington is built on the Swedish "church land" and the charter for the town was granted in 1735. At the time Joseph Cantrill went there, it was known as Christina.
Although many of the earliest records of this area have been lost or destroyed, there is evidence, however, from the scattered records of New Castle County today, that descendants of Richard Cantrill lived there from before 1720 until 1787, though the majority moved south during this period.
A published work of the wills and probates of the county during the period of Joseph's residence there fails to reveal his will or probate. Since he was a man in his 50s when his sons moved south to Carolina, it can be assumed that he made the move also. In the tax list of the Orange County Court, NC, for 1754, his son John's household listed two taxable white males. Since John's sons were under 10 years old, it can be assumed that this was his father, Joseph.
Catherina d. before 1812 in New Castle Co, PA (now DE).
- The list below of the children was compiled from the records of Susan Cantrell Christie and Warren Cantrell, family genealogists, and the county records of Orange County, NC.
- Children:
- 1. Hannah Cantrill, b. Mar 20, 1720, Christina, New Castle, PA; d. about 1721
- 2. (Daughter) Cantrill, b. 1722, Wilmington, New Castle Co., PA; d. about 1722
- 3. John Cantrell, Sr., b. Oct 6, 1724, New Castle Co., PA (now DE)
- 4. Stephen Cantrill, b. about 1725, New Castle County, PA. Stephen is listed in the Court of Orange County, May, 1764, when Thomas Hart sued him on a debt. In the records of Wilkes County, GA, 1777-1787, Stephen died intestate and George Lumpkin, carpenter, creditor of said deceased appointed administrator Oct 25, 1783.
- 5. Joseph Cantrill, Jr., b. about 1726, New Castle Co., PA
- 6. Zebulon Cantrill, b. about 1727, New Castle Co., PA (now DE)
- 7. Sarah Cantrill, b. 1728, New Castle Co., PA; d. Nov 1783, Bedford, VA
- 8. Isaac Cantrill, Sr., b. 1732-33 in VA
- 9. Benjamin Cantrill, b. about 1733, New Castle Co, PA. He is listed in the Court records of Orange County, NC. The Court of Sep 1759, Benjamin Cantrill proved an account of one pound, fifteen shillings against the estate of Andrew Culbertson, Deceased, for funeral charges and attendance upon the same. No later record of Benjamin.
- 10. James Cantrill, b. about 1735, Wilmington, New Castle Co., PA; d. before 1780, Guilford Co., NC; m. to Katherine __ about 1752
Research shows that her surname Heath is not proven. [1]
I see there is uncertainty of the parents of Catherine Cantrell and I think that she was not related to John and Hannah Heath of Haverhill. I have been working on the Heath line for some time and do have not seen any record of a Catherine being a daughter of any of the Heaths from Haverhill. I also have found this site that is also unsure of her ancestry, which follows:
If you do find proof please e-mail me so I can add it to my line. John Heath formally from Haverhill, MA now Florida email email@example.com
- Haverhill Vital Records do not show any Catherine Heath born there. I could find no source linking her to John and Hannah Heath. John and Hannah moved to New London, CT and died there. It is hard to see how a daughter of their's would have gotten married in Pennsylvania. Unless someone can produce some evidence of a connection, we should remove John and Hannah Heath as her parents.
- For a complete debunking of the Haverhill Heath connection, see: http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/a/y/Lyndall-J-Mayes/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0185.html
ABT 1697 Haverhill, Essex Co. MA
1697 Haverhill, Essex, MA.,, United States
ABT 1718 New Castle Co., PA, Now DE
30 Aug 1755 New Castle, DE., United States (using this date for her profile)
BET 1734 AND 1792 New Castle Co., PA, Now DE
- ↑ mg-pitts-33 & Donna Campbell
- Ancestry Family Tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=23138780&pid=619
- Ancestry family tree; http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=worldmarr_ga&h=202043&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt
- Ancestry Family Trees; http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=1469&pid=-2147147501
- U.S. and International Marriage Records 1695 PA., United States
- Research by Warren G. Cantrell, 8/31/1998.
- Research by LaVonna Wood, 8/28/1998.
- Research by Mildred Butts, Jul 8, 2002
- Ancestry Family Trees; http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=23138780&pid=482
- Thanks to Mary Ruth Westerman for starting this profile.
- This person was created through the import of mostrecentforgramps.ged on 13 September 2010.
- WikiTree profile Heath-1415 created through the import of mom_2012-08-01.ged on Aug 2, 2012 by John Stroud. See the Changes page for the details of edits by John and others.
- WikiTree profile Heath-1464 created through the import of taylor gedcom.ged on Sep 7, 2012 by John Stroud. See the Changes page for the details of edits by John and others.
- WikiTree profile Heath-1260 created through the import of Lozon.ged on Jul 26, 2012 by Jamie Henderson. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Jamie and others.
- This person was created through the import of PittsPenn_2010-09-21.ged on 22 September 2010.
- WikiTree profile Heath-853 created through the import of WikiGedcom.ged on Nov 14, 2011 by Darlene Nelson. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Darlene and others.
- WikiTree profile Heath-1254 created through the import of Lozon.ged on Jul 26, 2012 by Jamie Henderson. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Jamie and others.
This biography was auto-generated by a GEDCOM import. It's a rough draft and needs to be edited.
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- She was Joseph's second wife.
- ↑ mg-pitts-33 & Donna Campbell
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Catherine by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA. However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share DNA with Catherine:
- Darlene (Nelson) Carerros : 23andMe, GEDMatch F17810 + AncestryDNA, GEDMatch A829471, Ancestry member darlenemarie2006 + Family Tree DNA Family Finder, GEDMatch F17810, FTDNA kit #17810
- Diane Nelson : AncestryDNA
- Cheryl (Moseman) Rowe : AncestryDNA, Ancestry member cherowe1
- Glen Nelson : Family Tree DNA Family Finder, GEDMatch F38843, FTDNA kit #38843
- Ray Hawkins : Family Tree DNA Family Finder, GEDMatch T307021, FTDNA kit #542433
- Tyran (Kimmons) Thornton : Family Tree DNA Family Finder, GEDMatch T194908, FTDNA kit #495612
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On 8 May 2015 at 18:05 GMT Chase Ashley wrote:
Conclusion is all the proposed parentages are speculative; Haverhill Heath link seems one of the weaker ones.
On 8 May 2015 at 17:57 GMT Chase Ashley wrote:
On 8 May 2015 at 16:55 GMT Chase Ashley wrote:
On 14 Apr 2015 at 18:00 GMT Donna Campbell wrote:
On 12 Nov 2014 at 21:13 GMT Sheri Havens wrote:
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