Testing Blogger App Photo Upload

Haha! OK, I see why people were griping. No way to add a photo using the Blogger app. That's not enough of an issue to cause me to try a third-party app, though. I can still use this app on pic-less posts. You might be able to use email to do a post with pictures--I can't recall.

You can add a link using the app, and you can change a word to bold or italic, nothing else.

An odd thing: the labels I used in the previous test post did not come up as options in this post. I had to create the same label again.

Testing Blogger App

How easy is it
to post a blog entry
using this app?

I posted the above test-post in three-line format to see how well it will work on my other blog, T.T.H.

This entry was made on my mobile phone, so check fonts, et al., and see how it all looks style-wise.

Next post, I'll try a photo and see if it works and how long the upload takes.

Southern Muse at Yahoo Current Log-In Link if it Works

CURRENT LINKS, YAHOO CONTROL PANEL AND OLD EMAIL ACCT

Log-in Screens, still working as of 02-18-09

CONTROL PANEL

If link works. I used it today, but if it's a dynamic "per-session" link, it may not work!

https://p11.secure.webhosting.luminate.com/filemanager?ssc=us1

EMAIL CONSOLE

https://mail.yahoo.com/neo/launch?.src=ym&reason=myc#15043830

https://mail.yahoo.com/neo/launch?.src=ym&reason=myc#5117011249



Those are dynamic links, work with them--just try the first part w/o the "scr" and stuff, if the original link doesn't work.

The above link actually does lead back to the interactive emails, so I was able to access, view, and print anything I wanted on 02-18-19. This is great, because the "Business Email" link and access had disappeared just as soon as I changed my aName in Yahoo's Domain Manager. I thought all of the emails were just gone, so it's nice to be able to access them and back them up.

Also try:

https://www.yahoosmallbusiness.com/services?authRedirect=true


Another time (previously), this link worked:

http://p11.secure.webhosting.yahoo.com/filemanager?ssc=us1

Jane Cooper Pension Files Summary with Descriptions

Pension Files of Jane Cooper

I.	Files of 1850
	A. Cover Letter of May 1850. File name: jane1850a    See transcript.
	B. Pension Application of 1850. File name: jane1850b    See transcript.
	C. Oaths of Witnesses of 1850. File name: jane1850c    See transcript.
II.	Files of 1853
	A. Cover letter of June 1853. This appears to be Jane's first application of 1853 for the reinstatement of her pension. Apparently, the proofs were never enclosed or were lost, because followup letters refer to lack of proof. Dated 17 June 1853. File name: jane1853a    See transcript.
	B. Followup letter of September 1853. This letter, from George C. White, informs the court that Jane has received no reply to her earlier application (that is, her application of June 1853). Dated 20 September 1853. File name: jane1853b    See transcript.
	C. Cover letter of October 1853. Jane's cover letter for her enclosed proofs, as she once again begs the court to consider her application for renewal of pension. Dated 28 October 1853, written about a week after the oath. File name: jane1853c    See transcript.
	D. The "proofs": Oath & declarations of October 1853. Jane's proof of eligibility for renewal of pension: the declaration itself and the oaths of several witnesses and justices. Dated 17 October 1853. File name: jane1853d    See transcript.

III.	Files of 1858
	A. Court Brief of 1858. File name: jane1858a    See transcript.
	B. Pension Application of 1858. File name: jane1858b    See transcript.
	C. Oaths of Witnesses of 1858. File name: jane1858c    See transcript.
	D. Approval of 1858 Pension Renewal. File name: jane1858d    See transcript.

IV.	Files of 1868
	A. Pension Application of 1868. File name: jane1868a    See transcript.
	B. Oath of Allegiance of 1868. Transcript of Jane's post-war Oath of Allegiance to the United States, along with the cover and back cover of the 1868 pension file. File name: jane1868b    See transcript.

Pension Files of Peter Cooper

I.	File of 1885 File name: pete1885    See transcript.
II.	File of 1887 File name: pete1887    See transcript.
III.	File of 1893 File name: pete1893    See transcript.
IV.	File of 1894 File name: pete1894    See transcript.
V.	File of 1896 File name: pete1896    See transcript.
VI.	Files of 1897 File name: pete1897    See transcript.
VII.	File of 1898 File name: pete1898    See transcript.
VIII.	File of 1899 File name: pete1899    See transcript.

Pension Files of Malinda Sizemore Cooper

I.	File of 1915 File name: mal_1915    See transcript.
II.	File of 1920 File name: mal_1920    See transcript.
III.	File of 1927 File name: mal_1927    See transcript.
IV.	File of 1928 File name: mal_1928    See transcript.

Eastern Cherokee Claim Files of Peter Cooper

I.	Original Claim by Peter Cooper File name: pete_ec01    See transcript.
II.	Letters of 1907, regarding claim no. 19589 File name: pete_ec02    See transcript.
III.	Supplemental Application for Minor Children ~ 1908 File name: pete_ec03    See transcript.
IV.	Peter Cooper claim no. 41086 File name: pete_ec04    See transcript.

Handmade Christmas Cards: Link

20 DIY Christmas Card Ideas You'll Want to Send This Season

https://www.countryliving.com/diy-crafts/how-to/g3872/christmas-card-ideas/ via @CountryLiving

AIG and Valic - Valic was retirement account for CS at one time

The company names you never can remember!

AIG was the company that was "too big to fail" (and it failed). You had to help L- request her annuities. Not a big problem, but they seemed wilfully stupid and unforthcoming about info needed to process the request. Took two or three months for this simple request!

VALIC was owned by them. It was the retirement account for CS at one time. Worse than wilfully stupid about processing a simple request for a complete distribution. Lord! Back and forth on the phone with them for months--with their staff giving conflicting info and then the next one denying they ever would have said such a thing. Made you want to start drinking! Thankfully, CS switched to a different fund, and it then took about one week to get the distribution. Ha!

Sarah Mullinax clues - link to Mary Emily Mullinax

Your mystery Mullinax, Sarah, is probably actually Mary Emily Mullinax (though she could also be Mary's sister, Martha, who married William Caylor).

Mary Emily Mullinax married William P. Dunn. Originally someone had different parents for him, but I think he is William P. Dunn, brother of Rhoda (Dunn) Headrick, who is John Scott Headrick's wife. My reason for thinking this about William P. Dunn and Mary Emily Mullinax, is that, right after the marriage, a couple of newlyweds named William and Mary E Dunn are living right beside .

She is one of those Mullinax children whose household was split up, with the children scattered among nearby Caylors and Dovers in 1870. The parents had disappeared or died: Malinda, the biological mother, between 1851 and 1856; Benjamin, the father, in 1869. Mary, the stepmother, lived until 1927, and remarried Charles M. Dover in 1869--so some of the children are found in the Dover household.

Mary Emily Mullinax PID -- think of her as "probably a.k.a. Sarah":
LKKH-LVB