Sources

[S69] 1880 United States Census

• AUTHOR: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
• PUBLICATION: FamilySearch Internet Genealogy Service, http://www.familysearch.org

[S79] 1920 United States Census

• AUTHOR: U.S. National Archives and Records Administration
• PUBLICATION: Ancestry.com Images Online, http://www.ancestry.com

[S4] 9/6/94 copies of letters written by Johnny from UV

9/6/94 copies of letters written by Johnny from UVa hospital sent by Oral Hensley; last letter dated 3 Nov 1929.

[S42] Article about re-interment of Taggert remains

"30 Years Ago" column

"On Monday, June 3, the remains of Captain Charles Taggert were taken from the Big Spring Burying Ground in Ayr Township and re-interred in the Union Cemetery, under the supervision of John J. Kelso. Captain Taggert was born in Northern Ireland in 1753 and married Mary Darby in 1777. He came to America at an early age and joined in the War for Independence. He was taken prisoner of war and return to America where he immediately organized a company of soldiers, composed of men from Fulton County (then Bedford County) and Taggert was named captain. This company saw active service against the Indians as well as the British. Captain Taggert's military record also extends to the Whiskey Rebellion when he responded to a call for duty. Captain Taggert came to this country on the same ship with President Buchanan's father, who settled at Cove Gap. Captain Taggert settled in Ayr Township where he became one of the most influential citizens of the community. Captain Taggert's remains were transferred to the Union Cemetery to perpetuate his name and memory for future generations, as the Big Springs Burying Grounds will soon be obliterated by the ravages of time and lack of money for maintenance."

• PUBLICATION: McConnellsburg, PA: Fulton County News, 11 June 1987.

[S26] Authentic History of Donegal Presbyterian Church

An Authentic History of Donegal Presbyterian Church

• AUTHOR: J. L. Ziegler
• PUBLICATION: Philadelphia: F. McManus Jr. & Co., 1902

[S18] Biography of Thomas A. Scott

Biography of Colonel Thomas A. Scott from "Altoona Mirror"

• PUBLICATION: Altoona, PA: Altoona Mirror, 12 August 1939

[S89] Birth Certificate of Merrill W. Nace

Delayed Birth Certificate of Merrill Whitman Nace

• PUBLICATION: Pennsylvania Bureau of Vital Statistics, 1942
• REPOSITORY: J. Scott Barnes files
  • CALL NUMBER: ADN Folio "F"
    
  • ADDRESS:

[S56] Birth Certificate of William W. Nace

Birth Certificate of William Wampler Nace

5:15 PM
Signed by attending physician, George M. Robinson, M.D.

• PUBLICATION: PA Bureau of Vital Statistics, 1/27/1927
• REPOSITORY: J. Scott Barnes files
  • ADDRESS:

[S8] Charts by Cynthia Withington Nace Barnes

Charts prepared by Cynthia Withington Nace Barnes in late 1960's.

[S24] Civil War Career of Thomas A. Scott, The

Civil War Career of Thomas A. Scott, The; a Univ. of Pennsylvania doctoral dissertation

• AUTHOR: Samuel Richey Kamm
• PUBLICATION: Philadelphia: 1940

[S25] Clingan Genealogy Group

A group of corresponding Clingan family researchers on the Internet.

[S7] Conversation with Akiko Kohama & Hiroshi Nakasone,

Conversation with Akiko Kohama & Hiroshi Nakasone, July 1995

[S6] Conversation with Akiko Kohama, July 1995

Conversation with Akiko Kohama, July 1995

[S95] Deed: Nace et al. to Sweigert Executors, 1815

Dauphin County Deeds, Book 1U: 354

Deed from John Nace and others to the executors of John Sweigard/Sweigart, deceased. Discharges claims relating to the estate of Henry Singer, deceased, of Upper Paxton Township, Dauphin County. Nace's wife Barbara is listed as the daughter of Henry Singer.

• AUTHOR: Dauphin County (Pennsylvania) Recorder of Deeds
• PUBLICATION: Recorded 17 Jun 1816. FHL Microfilm 21270, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.
• REPOSITORY: Pennsylvania Archives
  • ADDRESS: 350 North Street
    Harrisburg, PA 17120-0090 USA

[S91] Deed: Nace to Marsh, 1824

Dauphin County Deeds, Book 1Z: 265

Deed from John Nace and wife Elizabeth to John Marsh and Attmore Marsh. Elizabeth is the "widow and relict" of the late Peter Marsh. Grants all the interest in the real estate of the late Henry and Susan Gravendeich of Halifax Township. John signs his name in German script as "Johannas Nass".

• AUTHOR: Dauphin County (Pennsylvania) Recorder of Deeds
• PUBLICATION: Recorded 12/18/1824. FHL Microfilm 21272, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.
• REPOSITORY: Pennsylvania Archives
  • ADDRESS: 350 North Street
    Harrisburg, PA 17120-0090 USA

[S66] Died, but date is unknown

Died, but date is unknown

[S54] Discussion with Wanda Nace, 5 Nov, 1994

Discussion with Wanda Nace, 5 Nov, 1994

[S29] Egle's Notes and Queries

Notes and Queries Historical and Genealogical / Chiefly Relating to Interior Pennsylvania

• AUTHOR: William Henry Egle
• PUBLICATION: Harrisburg, PA: Harrisburg Publishing Co., 1894

[S70] E-mail from A. Henneberger to Scott Barnes, 11 June 1999

E-mail from Alfred Henneberger to Scott Barnes, 11 June 1999.

• AUTHOR: Alfred Henneberger (AlKarel@aol.com)

[S71] E-mail from A. Henneberger to Scott Barnes, 13 June 1999

E-mail from A. Henneberger to Scott Barnes, 13 June 1999

• AUTHOR: Alfred Henneberger (AlKarel@aol.com)

[S17] E-mail from Barbara Nace Kelsey to Scott Barnes

E-mail from Barbara Nace Kelsey to Scott Barnes, 6/12/96

[S20] E-mail from Carolyn H. Moyer to Scott Barnes

E-mail from Carolyn H. Moyer to Scott Barnes, 9/28/1998

[S82] E-mail from Shannon Nace to Scott Barnes

E-mail from Shannon Nace to Scott Barnes, 8/12/2004.

• AUTHOR: Shannon Bruce Nace (nacefoto@hotmail.com)

[S21] E-mail from Wanda Nace

E-mail from Wanda Nace, 12/1/1998

[S87] Enders Family Association Website

Enders Family Association Website. http://www.endersfamily.org/genealogy/index.html ; examined 30 Nov 2004 by Scott Barnes.

• AUTHOR: Enders Family Association

[S86] Enders Memorial Marker

Enders Memorial Marker. Enders Memorial Site, nr. Enders, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania; UTM 18 342566E 4483543N (WGS84/NAD83); inspected by Scott Barnes on 4 December 2003.

[S46] Fulton County Cemetery List

"Cemetery file for Fulton County, PA - to August 1995"

• PUBLICATION: 1997: Fulton County (Pa.) Historical Society

[S68] Interview with Ruby G. Anderson, 10/19/2002

[S78] Into the Valleys Came Presbyterians

Into the Valleys Came Presbyterians: McConnellsburg, Green Hill and Wells Valley Presbyterian Congregations of Fulton County, PA

• AUTHOR: Fulton County (Pa.) Historical Society, Inc.
• PUBLICATION: McConnellsburg, PA: Fulton County Historical Society, Inc., 1994
• NOTE:

  [1102] Volume 16 of Annual Series

[S9] Johnston's Book

Descendants of My Great-Grandparents

• AUTHOR: Laura Willhide Johnston
• PUBLICATION: Copyright 1924, Frank A. Johnston
• REPOSITORY: J. Scott Barnes files
  • ADDRESS:
• NOTE:

  [1103] I have photocopy of p. 1-48, 231, and 237-240.

[S22] Johnston's book states that Elizabeth communed at

Johnston's book states that Elizabeth communed at Lebanon church on 26 Mar 1804, a short time before the birth of the second Elizabeth. Presumably the first Elizabeth died in the meanwhile.

[S15] Letter from Barbara Nace Kelsey to Scott Barnes

Letter from Barbara Nace Kelsey to Scott Barnes, 9/10/85

• AUTHOR: Barbara Holsinger Nace (1954-)

[S28] Letter from David S. Nace to Scott Barnes

Letter from David Scott Nace to Scott Barnes, 10/19/95

• AUTHOR: David Scott Nace (1915-2001)

[S64] List from Oral Hensley, dated 9/6/94.

List from Oral Hensley, dated 9/6/94.

[S10] Mamam's Notebook

Family history notebook written by Alice Duffield Dickson Nace.

• REPOSITORY: J. Scott Barnes files
  • ADDRESS:

[S67] Marriage Announcement of F. Jackson and E. Withington

Marriage Announcement of F. Jackson and E. Withington. Examined 10/4/2002 by Scott Barnes.

"Mr. and Mrs. Francis Edward Withington announce the marriage of their daughter Ella, to Mr. Frank Jenkins Jackson, Saturday, November seventeenth, nineteen hundred and six, Petersburg, Pennsylvania."

[S55] Marriage Certificate Nace/McDaniel

Marriage Certificate of William Nace and Margaret McDaniel

Rev. Lawrence F. Sherwood, Jr.

• REPOSITORY: J. Scott Barnes files
  • ADDRESS:

[S27] McConnellsburg Bicentennial History Book

McConnellsburg, PA - Moments in History, 1786-1986

• AUTHOR: Fulton County (Pa.) Historical Society, Inc.
• PUBLICATION: McConnellsburg, PA: Fulton County News, 1986

[S90] Memories of and by David S. Nace

Memories of and by David S. Nace

• AUTHOR: David Scott Nace (1915-2001)
• PUBLICATION: Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, 2001 (private)
• REPOSITORY: J. Scott Barnes files
  • ADDRESS:

[S16] NacePaper vol 2, no 1

NacePaper volume 2, number 1: July, 1981

• AUTHOR: J. Scott Barnes (1969-)
• PUBLICATION: Cochranville, PA (private)

[S14] NacePaper vol 3, no 3

NacePaper volume 3, number 3: September/October 1985

• AUTHOR: J. Scott Barnes (1969-)
• PUBLICATION: Cochranville, PA (private)

[S12] NacePaper vol 3, no 4

NacePaper volume 3, number 4: November/December 1985

• AUTHOR: J. Scott Barnes (1969-)
• PUBLICATION: Cochranville, PA (private)

[S65] Newspaper article pertaining to 60th wedding anniv

Newspaper article pertaining to 60th wedding anniversary of John Wes and Adie.

[S34] Obituary of Virginia B. Nace

Obituary of Virginia B. Nace

Virginia B. Nace, 82, of Camp Hill died Thursday in Holy Spirit Hospital.

She was a former schoolteacher in McConnellsburg and North Wales; a past president of Harrisburg Branch, American Association of University Women; and a charter member and the first choir director of Christ Presbyterian Church, Lower Allen Twp.

Surviving are her husband, David S. Nace; Two daughters, Barbara Nace Kelsey of Sugar Loaf, and Juliet Nace Downs of New Cumberland; and three grandchildren.

Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in her church. Burial will be in Rolling Green Memorial Park, Lower Allen Twp.

Visitation will be from 1 to 2 p.m. Tuesday in the church.

Meyers-Harner Funeral Home, Camp Hill, is handling arrangements.
Memorial donations may be made to Harrisburg Branch, American Association of University Women, Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 1625, Harrisburg 17105.

• PUBLICATION: Harrisburg, PA: Sunday Patriot News, 12/6/1998

[S11] Sloan Book

Sloan Book

[S33] Sloan book, pg 5,6.

Sloan book, pg 5,6.

[S19] Social Security Death Records

United States Social Security Death Records

• PUBLICATION: http://ancestry.com

[S23] St. James Episcopal Church Register

St. James Episcopal Church (Lancaster, PA) Register

[S37] Tomb Marker of Alice Duffield Dickson Nace

Alice Duffield Dickson Nace tomb marker (Nace headstone). Union Cemetery, 4 mi. south of McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; inspected by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

• NOTE:

  [1108] Center section, just beyond WW1 soldier statue, next to roadway.

[S97] Tomb Marker of David Benjamin Nace

David Benjamin Nace tomb marker (Nace headstone). Cedar Grove Cemetery, 132 N. Franklin St., Chambersburg, Pennsylvania; UTM 18 272370E 4424609N (WGS84/NAD83); inspected by Scott Barnes on 23 October 2005.

• NOTE:

  [1109] Southeast of central roundabout, near an oak tree.

[S98] Tomb Marker of Juliet Danner Wampler

Juliet Danner Wampler tomb marker (Nace headstone). Cedar Grove Cemetery, 132 N. Franklin St., Chambersburg, Pennsylvania; UTM 18 272370E 4424609N (WGS84/NAD83); inspected by Scott Barnes on 23 October 2005.

• NOTE:

  [1110] Southeast of central roundabout, near an oak tree.

[S35] Tomb Marker of Mary Logan Nace Anderson

Mary Logan Nace Anderson tomb marker (Nace headstone). Union Cemetery, 4 mi. south of McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; inspected by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

• NOTE:

  [1111] Center section, just beyond WW1 soldier statue, next to roadway.

[S36] Tomb Marker of Merrill Whitman Nace

Merrill Whitman Nace tomb marker (Nace headstone). Union Cemetery, 4 mi. south of McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; inspected by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

• NOTE:

  [1112] Center section, just beyond WW1 soldier statue, next to roadway.

[S96] Tomb Marker of Nellie Nace

Nell Nace tomb marker (Nace headstone). Cedar Grove Cemetery, 132 N. Franklin St., Chambersburg, Pennsylvania; UTM 18 272370E 4424609N (WGS84/NAD83); inspected by Scott Barnes on 23 October 2005.

• NOTE:

  [1113] Southeast of central roundabout, near an oak tree.

[S59] Tombstone of Anna Dike Riddle Scott

Anna Dike Riddle Scott tombstone. Woodlands Cemetery, 4000 Woodland Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Scott Barnes on 13 May 2000.

"[Until the Day Break]...And the Shadows Flee Away."

• NOTE:

  [1114] Adjacent to Oak Avenue in Thomas A. Scott section.

[S80] Tombstone of Barbara Nace

Barbara Nace Tombstone. Jacobs United Methodist Church, Waynesville, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania; UTM 18 340719E 4479345N (WGS84/NAD83); inspected by Scott Barnes on 4 December 2003.

• NOTE:

  [1115] Located on left side of church.

[S52] Tombstone of Charles Taggert

Charles Taggert tombstone. Union Cemetery, 4 mi. south of McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; inspected by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

• NOTE:

  [1116] Located in southwest section, next to roadway. Revolutionary War marker.

[S81] Tombstone of David Nace

David Nace Tombstone. Jacobs United Methodist Church, Waynesville, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania; UTM 18 340719E 4479345N (WGS84/NAD83); inspected by Scott Barnes on 4 December 2003.

"Blessed are the dead who die in the lord for they rest from their labors and their works do follow them. -H. Yeager"

• NOTE:

  [1117] Left side of church.

[S85] Tombstone of Delila Nace

Delila Nace (wife of Joseph Nace) Tombstone. Jacobs United Methodist Church, Waynesville, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania; UTM 18 340730E 4479365N (WGS84/NAD83); inspected by Scott Barnes on 4 December 2003.

[S62] Tombstone of Edgar Scott

Edgar Scott tombstone. Woodlands Cemetery, 4000 Woodland Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Scott Barnes on 13 May 2000.

• NOTE:

  [1118] Adjacent to Oak Avenue in Thomas A. Scott section; third in group of three cross-style tombstones.

[S40] Tombstone of Elizabeth Nace

Elizabeth Nace (second wife of John Nace) tombstone. Long's Cemetery, 1.5 mi. south of Halifax, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania; UTM 18 335797E 4479449N (WGS84/NAD83); transcribed by Scott Barnes on 4 July 1999 and 4 December 2003.

"...61 years, 10 months, and 22 days."

• NOTE:

  [1119] Located four rows away from PA 147. Third in group of four Nace stones. Most of stone unreadable, but age matches transcription from Egle.

[S49] Tombstone of John Means Sloan

John Means Sloan tombstone. Union Cemetery, 4 mi. south of McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; inspected by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

• NOTE:

  [1120] Located northwest of roundabout.

[S38] Tombstone of John Nace

John Nace tombstone. Long's Cemetery, 1.5 mi. south of Halifax, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania; UTM 18 335797E 4479449N (WGS84/NAD83); transcribed by Scott Barnes on 4 July 1999 and 4 December 2003.

"In Memory of John Nace, who departed this life March 6th 1833, Aged 63."

• NOTE:

  [1121] Located four rows away from PA 147, second in group of four Nace stones.

[S39] Tombstone of John Nace (II)

John Nace (II) tombstone. Long's Cemetery, 1.5 mi. south of Halifax, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania; UTM 18 335797E 4479449N (WGS84/NAD83); transcribed by Scott Barnes on 4 July 1999 and 4 December 2003.

"In Memory of John Nace, Son of John & B. Nace, Born Feb. 10, 1818, Died 19 Jun. 1843, Aged 24 Years, 11 Mo. & 9 Days."

• NOTE:

  [1122] Located four rows away from PA 147. First in group of four Nace stones.

[S84] Tombstone of Joseph Nace

Joseph Nace Tombstone. Jacobs United Methodist Church, Waynesville, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania; UTM 18 340730E 4479365N (WGS84/NAD83); inspected by Scott Barnes on 4 December 2003.

[S48] Tombstone of Keziah Coffey Logan

Keziah Coffey Logan tombstone. Presbyterian Churchyard, McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

[S31] Tombstone of Maria Clingan Scott Dickson

Maria Clingan Scott Dickson tombstone. Presbyterian Churchyard, McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; inspected by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

1818-1899

• NOTE:

  [1123] Located several rows behind church.

[S51] Tombstone of Mark Dickson

Mark Dickson tombstone. Presbyterian Churchyard, McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; inspected by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

• NOTE:

  [1124] Located several rows behind church.

[S41] Tombstone of Martha Nace

Martha Nace tombstone. Long's Cemetery, 1.5 mi. south of Halifax, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania; UTM 18 335797E 4479449N (WGS84/NAD83); transcribed by Scott Barnes on 4 July 1999 and 4 December 2003.

"In Memory of Martha Nace, Daughter of John and Barbara Nace, Born December 7th 1811, Died January 27th 1839, Aged 27 years, 1 month and 20 days."

• NOTE:

  [1125] Located four rows away from PA 147. Fourth in group of four Nace stones.

[S53] Tombstone of Mary Darby Taggert

Mary Darby Taggert tombstone. Union Cemetery, 4 mi. south of McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; inspected by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

• NOTE:

  [1126] Located in southwest section, next to roadway.

[S61] Tombstone of Mary Howard Sturgis Scott

Mary Howard Sturgis Scott tombstone. Woodlands Cemetery, 4000 Woodland Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Scott Barnes on 13 May 2000.

• NOTE:

  [1127] Adjacent to Oak Avenue in Thomas A. Scott section; second in group of three cross-style tombstones.

[S63] Tombstone of Mary Johnston Dickinson Riddle

Mary Johnston Dickinson Riddle tombstone. Woodlands Cemetery, 4000 Woodland Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Scott Barnes on 13 May 2000.

• NOTE:

  [1128] Adjacent to Oak Avenue, in rear of Thomas A. Scott section.

[S45] Tombstone of Mary Taggart Logan

Mary Taggart Logan tombstone. Union Cemetery, 4 mi. south of McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; inspected by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

"Died January 8th, 1859 in the 65th year of her age."

• NOTE:

  [1129] Located southwest of roundabout.

[S32] Tombstone of Rebecca Scott

Rebecca Duffield Scott tombstone. Presbyterian Churchyard, McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

"Wife of William Scott who departed this life November 24th 1832, aged 37 years, 7 months, 21 days."

• NOTE:

  [1130] Large flat tablet near south end of cemetery; difficult to read. Unusual marker type for this cemetery.

[S73] Tombstone of Samuel C. Dickson

Samuel Clingan Dickson tombstone. Presbyterian Churchyard, McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

[S75] Tombstone of Sarah S. Dickson

Sarah Scott Dickson tombstone. Presbyterian Churchyard, McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

[S57] Tombstone of Thomas A. Scott

Thomas Alexander Scott tombstone. Woodlands Cemetery, 4000 Woodland Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Scott Barnes on 13 May 2000.

"Until the Day Break...[And the Shadows Flee Away]"

• NOTE:

  [1131] Adjacent to Oak Avenue in Thomas A. Scott section.

[S58] Tombstone of Thomas A. Scott, Jr.

Thomas Alexander Scott, Jr. tombstone. Woodlands Cemetery, 4000 Woodland Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Scott Barnes on 13 May 2000.

"Died on Ascension Day. Because I Live, Ye Shall Live Also."

• NOTE:

  [1132] Adjacent to Oak Avenue in Thomas A. Scott section.

[S76] Tombstone of Thomas F. Sloan

Thomas Franklin Sloan tombstone. Union Cemetery, 4 mi. south of McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

• NOTE:

  [1133] Located east of WW1 soldier tombstone.

[S44] Tombstone of Thomas Logan

Thomas Logan tombstone. Union Cemetery, 4 mi. south of McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; inspected by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

• NOTE:

  [1134] Located southwest of roundabout.

[S47] Tombstone of Thomas Logan, Esq.

Thomas Logan, Esq. Tombstone. Presbyterian Churchyard, McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

• NOTE:

  [1135] Dates difficult to read, but birth and death years confirmed.

[S60] Tombstone of Warwick Potter Scott

Warwick Potter Scott tombstone. Woodlands Cemetery, 4000 Woodland Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Scott Barnes on 13 May 2000.

• NOTE:

  [1136] Adjacent to Oak Avenue in Thomas A. Scott section; first in group of three cross-style tombstones.

[S30] Tombstone of William Scott

William Scott tombstone. Presbyterian Churchyard, McConnellsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Scott Barnes on 14 May 1999.

"A.D. 1835, aged 53 years, 2 mo., 23 days"

• NOTE:

  [1137] South end of cemetery, adjacent to two large flat tablets (Rebecca [Duffield] Scott and unknown). The unknown may be Ellinor Elliott based on Mamam's Notebook, p. 29.

[S43] Unconfirmed Information

Unconfirmed Information

[S100] Wampler Website

The Wampler/Wampfler Genealogy Web Site

• AUTHOR: John E. Wampler (wampler@bmb.uga.edu)
• PUBLICATION: http://www.bmb.uga.edu/wf-page/contents.html , retrieved 1 August 2006.

[S5] Wanda Bailey.

Wanda Bailey.

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