Teresa (Clary) Willis

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Native Virginian

Teresa (Clary) Willis is a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Teresa (Clary) Willis achieved the 15 For 15 award for completing 15 missions in our 2023 15 For 15 Challenge.

Member of US Southern Colonies' Jamestown Team.

Teresa (Clary) Willis is a Project Member of the Southern Pioneers Project.

Teresa is a member of the Virginia Connectors Team for the Connect-a-Thon Challenge, April 2023

Teresa reached the Blue Skies milestone by sourcing 50 profiles in the March 2023 Sourcerers' Challenge

Teresa (Clary) Willis participated with The Virginia Connectors during the April 2023 Connect-a-Thon, and added 168 connections.

Team Virginia Orange & Green

Teresa (Clary) Willis is a member of the Appalachia Project (South Central Appalachia Team).

Teresa (Clary) Willis participated with The Appalachia Connectors during the July 2023 Connect-a-Thon, and added 256 connections.

Teresa is participating in the Appalachia Project Challenges.

Teresa (Clary) Willis competed in the 2023 WikiGames.

Teresa (Clary) Willis competed with the Brilliant Birches in the 2023 WikiGames.

Teresa (Clary) Willis participated with Team Virginia during the 2023 Source-a-Thon, adding sources to 212 previously unsourced profiles. We added 2449' sources & finished in 12st place!

WikiTree Day Attendee: 2023

Teresa is a member of the Virginia Connectors Team for the Connect-a-Thon Challenge, January 2024

Biography

I'm just a small town girl looking family in a big ole world. Love everything about history, the good the bad and the ugly. I would say my biggest hobby is visiting historical sites and going to historical events. I love going to Ren Faires, Viking Fest, Irish music festivals, and Highland games. I visit Williamsburg, Yorktown, and Jamestown, at least once a year, as well as several other of the many many historical sites of Virginia. I am a widow of the love of my life and soul mate. Six children and 9 grandchildren will carry my legacy into the future.

I come from a long long line of Virginians and consider myself Virginian for Life. I refer to where I live as the "Southside" which is a true place and you know where it is if you live in the area. It spreads form the southern foothills through the piedmont area. South of Richmond to the NC border. We have our own unique Southern accent and if we meet someone from the area we will recognize it right away. We of course will acknowledge this and carry on a converstation and it very likely we will find a mutual relative or at least family we know. I do see our genteel Southern charm slipping away with every generation and it makes me sad. I guess that is why I work adamantly on the family tree these days. Yes I'm one of those true Virginian family geneology snobs and proud of it, but let me explain what some might find snobbish about it. True Virginians know our history, we hate it when people talk about Plymouth Rock but never acknowledge Jamestowne. The Mayflower was bound for Virginia but got blown off course in a storm and navigational errors, so you too should have been Virginians, bless your heart. We also get very upset that people don't know the first Thanksgiving in the conlonies, was at Berkley Plantation, Colony of Virginia. I grew up in a time with no cell phones, no internet, no WikiTree nor Ancestry....I know boring right? Not really because us Virginians (and I'm sure other states/families) actually talked to each other. We got together for holidays and had a family reunion every summer. What did we do you ask? Well all us kids played those yard games to stay out of our parents hair of course, but we also all took our turn on Papa/Granddaddy's knee. We all snuck into the kitchen while the lady's were preparing food. We all took a spot at the table and listened to the yarns and tales of yesteryear. WOW, this is making me teary eyed writing it, I miss those days so much. Anyway to the point, we also had our "geneology lessons" we didn't have books from the library with our ancestors names written down, we had our own family book and we knew our ancestors names. The Aunts always passed around flyers with the family tree, any new information that had come to light, and new babies births. It was pretty much a requirement in my family to know at least 5 generations of grandparents as well as cousins, aunts, and uncles. We knew the story about Grandpa JoshephWilliam Joseph Fleshood being wounded at Sharpsburg and dying soon after. We knew the story of our Revolutionary grandfathers WysongsFeidt Wysong and Fleshoods (they still had their German names then) They came to PA then to VA. One had 4 sons that all fought in the war and the other fought on both sides, first as a Hessian SoldierWillhem Fleschhutt(the above William Joseph's grandfather) he then reinlisted in the Continental Army. We knew our PoythressFrancis Poythress ancestor came to Jamestown early on and was an elite in the Williamsburg House of Burgesses, we knew his daughter Jane married Thomas Rolfe. I could go on and on here but I won't, my DNA (along with my uncles and cousins) and dedicated family members deligent work on geneology throughout the years, has proven all this and more.

• I have taken several geneology courses, starting in high school, others over the last 20 years, and now through the DAR. Virginia history was taught in elementary-high school at the private school I attended. I see so many that do not know any Virginia history and it's a shame.

Thank you for your time if you have read this far, I do have sources for what I put on here and I'll leave the other (though it's true) to Ancestry. The above statement is not to diminish your cause to get the sources correct on this site only to encourage you to stop making fun of people that say in profiles "they just know" or put up their family book references. Because it is a huge turnoff to people and a lot of them end up leaving the site. Thank you!

Note to people after I die:

I would love to see you leave my profile just the way it is and not change it to "WikiTree standards", because I made my own profile and this represents who I am,Teresa Clary Willis (2023)

Picture Collection

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:My_Stuff

Brunswick County Virginia est. 1720

Check out my One Place Studies for Brunswick County Virginia

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Lawrenceville%2C_Virginia_One_Place_Study

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Old_Pleasant_Hill_Christian_Church_Cemetery

Clary Origin Information

Dunguaire Castle

Dunguaire Castle near Kinvarra Co Galway, the ancient capital of the Hy Fiacrach Aidne kingdom. The site was a royal Dún or fort named after King Guaire the Hospitable , King of Connacht and ancestor of the Ua Cléirigh clan and those who bear the many derivations of the name, O'Clery O'Cleary, Clery, Cleary,Clary, Clarke . Clarke, Clerk, Clerke.. Dunguaire Castle was built by the Ua h-Eidhin (O’Heynes) in the 15th Century, another clan descended from Guaire.

Teresa (Clary) Willis has Irish ancestors.

The origins of the Ó Cléirigh surnames

Ó Cléirigh (modern spellings Cleary, Clery, Clary, O’Cleary, O’Clery, O’Clary; can be anglicised as Clarke, Clark) The classic sources on Irish surname history suggest two origins for this name, one being a derivation of the Irish word cléireach (clerk, cleric, clergyman and by extension priest or scholar), cléirech in Old Irish, cléirigh being the plural form. It is itself derived from the Latin word clericus, the source for a wealth of similar surnames across Europe (e.g. French Clerc, English Clerk, Italian Clerico, Spanish Clerigo). MacLysaght and Woulfe also tell us that the name indicates a descendant of an eponymous 9th century lord in Southern Galway named Cléireach, though as neither of them state that Cléireach was actually a cléireach they seem to be having it both ways.

Drawing upon medieval annals and the O Clery Book of Genealogies, Bart Jaski’s Genealogical Tables (2013) show the descent from Cléirech and the adoption of Ua Cléirig as a surname by his descendant in the 3rd or 4th generation, Comaltán (Table 61b, p. 143). Adrian Martyn (2019, pp. 58-64) argues that Mac and Ó bynames were used to indicate family relationships, but it is only when an Ó name is perpetuated into the 3rd generation and beyond that it is truly being used as a surname. He makes a slight change to Jaski’s tree (see image below) to show Comaltán as the 4th generation descendant of Cléirech making Ó Cléirigh a true dynastic surname from this point on – the oldest on record in Ireland and medieval Europe.

According to the Annals and O Clery Genealogies, Cléirech and his descendants were of the dynasty Uí Fiachrach Aidhni, descendants of the 7th century king of Aidhne and over-king of Connacht, Guaire, who featured in medieval sagas and in WB Yeats’ poem

The Three Beggars:

King Guaire walked amid his court The palace-yard and river-side And there to three old beggars said, "You that have wandered far and wide Can ravel out what's in my head. Do men who least desire get most, Or get the most who most desire?' A beggar said, "They get the most Whom man or devil cannot tire, And what could make their muscles taut Unless desire had made them so?' But Guaire laughed with secret thought, "If that be true as it seems true, One of you three is a rich man, For he shall have a thousand pounds Who is first asleep, if but he can Sleep before the third noon sounds." And thereon, merry as a bird With his old thoughts, King Guaire went From river-side and palace-yard And left them to their argument.

Poythress Surname Infomation

Poytheras: This rare and intriguing name is of early medieval English origin, and is an occupational surname for a pewterer, someone who made drinking vessels, plates, and other articles from pewter (an alloy of tin and lead). The name derives from the Middle English "peutrer", adopted from the Old French "peautrier", an agent derivative of "peau(l)tre", pewter. The Pewterers and the Founders marched together in the York Mystery Plays procession. The surname from this source has taken an extraordinary variety of forms; these range from Pewterer, Peutherer (also found in Scotland), and Pewter to Powter and Pouter. The feminine form of the name, Pewtress, has become Poutress, Poytress, Poythres and Poytheras. Job-descriptive surnames originally denoted the actual occupation of the namebearer, and gradually became hereditary, and names that in the Middle Ages differentiated between the sexes were generally used for both by the early 16th Century; other examples of this include Baker/Baxter and Porter/Portress. Among the recordings of the name in Church Registers are those of the marriage of Jane Poythress and Thomas Rolfe in London, in 1615, and the marriage of Charles Poytress and Sarah Clarke at Tirley in Gloucestershire, on February 9th 1807. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Lambert le Peutrer, which was dated 1311, in "A Catalogue of Ancient Deeds", Middlesex, during the reign of King Edward 11, known as "Edward of Caernafon", 1307 - 1327. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.

Descendant of Francis Poythress.

Teresa (Clary) Willis has English ancestors.

Anyone researching Poythress family line: https://poythress.org/

My 23 Revolutionary War Patriot Grandfathers

Adding as I get all the sources in place, I have 5 more at this time

* John B Abernathy 1st Proven DAR Direct Line Patriot

* Ruel Lewis 6th Great Grandfather (Slyvia Abernathy) 2nd proven DAR direct line Patriot

• Benjamin Barrett Britt 6th Great Grandfather (Edward Abernathy/Lucy Delbridge)
• Robert Brooks Sr 6th Great Grandfather (Virginia Morris, Martha Taylor Jones, Martha Patsey Thomas,
• Thomas Cheely 6th Great Grandfather (Maggie-Jane Cheely)
• Harwood Clary 5th Great Grandfather
• Thomas Delbridge 5th Great Grandfather
• William Claiborne Drumright 4th Great Grandfather (Henry Morris/Lucy Drumright)
• Ambrose Grizzard 6th Great Grandfather (Rebecca Wright/Analisa Hobbs/Henry/Elizabeth Grizzard/William/Ambrose)
• Samuel Harwell 8th Great Grandfather (Frederick Abernathy/Tabitha Harwell)
• Benjamin Hobbs 5th Great Grandfather (Rebecca Wright/Analisa Hobbs/Henry/Wiley)

• William Lynch
• Jesse Morris
• Moses Pritchett 6th Great Grandfather
• Thomas Walton 6th Great Grandfather (Edward Abernathy/Lucy Delbridge, Lucy Walton)
• Ludwig Vincent (Wysong) Weissang
• Fayette (Feidt) Wysong Weissang
• Benjamin Moseley 6th Great Gradfather (James David Poythress/Lucy Cannon Moseley)

Surname Information

In addition to my 4 closest family names, Clary, Poythress, Abernathy, and Morris I am also expanding the tree to more branches, such as

Teresa (Clary) Willis is a member of the Abernathy Name Study Project.

Teresa (Clary) Willis is a member of the Hobbs Name Study Project.

Teresa (Clary) Willis is a member of the Barnett Name Study Project.

Teresa (Clary) Willis is a member of the Wright Name Study Project.

Descendant of Robert Abernathy.

Teresa (Clary) Willis has Scottish Ancestors.

Lynch, Jones, Fleshood (Fleischhutt: German), Wright

Barnett (Native American from the Fort Christanna Area, Brunswick County Virginia early 1700) Guy (Native American family I believe to be connected to William Guy that served in the American Revolution) Baird (back to and beyond John Baird Esq that married into the Poythress family late 1700s) Wysong, (German) Hancock (there is a John Hancock connection that I am working on connecting), Wynne, Rolfe (Thomas, John, and Rebecca long known family connection through Jane Poythress)

I estimate that 95% of my ancestors arrived at the Virginia settlement of Jamestown and dispersed throughout Virginia, mainly west to now Mecklenburg and Brunswick Counties. Many of my ancestors fought in the American Revolution and are proven. I am working on proving more. My German ancestors migrated down from PA.

Descendant of Confederate Soldiers.

Jamestowne Ancestors

• Francis Poythress
• Mary Bayley Holt
• John Bayley
• Randolph Holt
• Thomas Hunt
• Abraham Piersey
• Mary Piersey
• Edward Hill
• Thomas Hill
• Margaret Saywell Finch Flood
• William Corker

Descendant of Francis Poythress, Jamestowne Society Qualifying Ancestors.

Descendant of |Mary (Bayley) Holt, John Bayley, and Randolph Holt I, Jamestowne Society Qualifying Ancestors.

Descendant of Thomas Hunt, Jamestowne Society Qualifying Ancestors.

Descendant of Abraham Piersey, Jamestowne Society Qualifying Ancestors.

Descendant of Edward Hill, Jamestowne Society Qualifying Ancestors.

Descendant of Margaret Saywell, Jamestowne Society Qualifying Ancestors.

Descendant of William Corker, Jamestowne Society Qualifying Ancestors.

"Viking" Connection

My 31st Great Grandfather, maybe my most prestigious direct ancestor!? Rollo id=Normandie-54, a Viking Cheiftan that became the founder and first ruler of Normandy. He is the 3x Great Grandfather of William The Conqueror id=Normandie-32 ,my 26st Great Grandfather

Hrolf Normandy

Teresa is the 31st Great Granddaughter of Rollo of Normandy.

Just For Fun

Noteables I'm related to:

Elvis in 1970

Teresa is the 9th cousins 2 times removed of Elvis Aaron Presley.

Thomas Jefferson, 1800, by Rembrandt Peale

Teresa is the 5th cousins 8 times removed of Thomas Jefferson.

Robert the Bruce

Teresa is the 3rd cousin 23x removed of Robert (Bruce) Bruce King Robert Ist of Scots.

Mary, Queen of Scots, by an Unknown Artist.

Teresa is the 4th cousin 14x removed of Mary (Stewart) Stuart Queen of Scots.

Tantallon Castle built in the mid 14th century by William Douglas, 1st Earl of Douglas

Teresa is the 20th Great Granddaughter of William Douglas First Earl of Douglas.

Surety Baron Connections

Clare, Wyche, Poyntz, Saltonstall

Descendant of Henry Wyche .

Teresa is related to William Malet, Surety Baron.

Teresa is related to Richard (Clare) de Clare, Surety Baron.

King Edward III Connection

Teresa and Edward III are fourth cousins 23 times removed Teresa (Clary) Willis and Edward (Plantagenet) of England (1312-1377) are both descendants of Mathilde (Clermont) de Dammartin (abt.1140-aft.1218).

Teresa is related to Edward (Plantagenet) King of England.

Teresa is the 3rd cousins 25 times removed of King Richard (Richard I) "Coeur de Lion, Lionheart, King of England" of England.

Teresa is the 1st cousins 27 times removed of Geoffrey (Geoffrey V) "Plantagenet, Comte d'Anjou, The Fair".

My Surnames

Teresa (Clary) Willis has Norwegian ancestors

Teresa (Clary) Willis has Welsh ancestors.

Teresa (Clary) Willis has German Roots.

My Surnames

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Paternal Grandfather , Paternal Grandmother vs Maternal Grandfather , Maternal Grandmother ancestors

GENERATION # 1

Clary

GENERATION # 2

Clary, Poythress

GENERATION # 3

Clary, Abernathy, Poythress, Morris

GENERATION # 4

Clary, Wright, Abernathy, Fleshood

Poythress, Lynch, Morris, Jones

GENERATION # 5

Clary, Lynch, Wright, Hobbs

Abernathy, Abernathy, Fleshood, Johnson

Poythress, Moseley, Lynch, Baird

Morris, Guy, Jones, Thomas

GENERATION # 6

Abernathy, Abernathy

Baird, Barnes , Barnett , Burton

Cheely, Clary

Daniel, Delbridge , Drumright

Edmunds, Edwards

Fleshood

Guy

Hobbs

Jackson, Johnson

Lynch, Lynch , Lynch

Morris, Mosely

Pearson, Poythress

Singleton

Thomas, Thomas

Unknown

Wright

GENERATION # 7

Abernathy, Abernathy , Abernathy

Baird, Bowen

Cheely, Clary

Daniel, Delbridge , Drumright

ELMORE

Fleschhutt

Grizzard, Guy

Hobbs, House

Johnson, Jones , Jones , Jones , Judd

Kelly

Lynch, Lynch

Morris, Moseley

Poythress, Pritchett , Pritchett

Richardson

Taylor, Thomas , Thomas

Unknown

Walton, Wysong

GENERATION # 8

Abernathy, Abernathy

Baird, Bowen , Britt , Brooks

Cheely, Clanton , Clary

Delbridge, Dortch , Drumright

Elmore

Fleschhutt

Grizzard, Gwaltney

Hardaway, Hobbs

Jones, Judd

Kelley

Lewis, Lynch , Lynch

Morris, Moseley

Northington

Phemach, Poythress , Poythress , Pritchett

Sadler, Short , Steed

Taylor, Thomas

UNKNOWN, UNKNOWN

Walton, Williams , Wysong

GENERATION # 9

Abernathy, Abernathy , Abernathy , Allen , Andrews

Bennett, Bowen , Britt , Brooks , Butler

Cathon, Chappell , Cheely , Clary , Clifton , Colwell

Delbridge

Elmore

Fort

Goodwyn, Grizzard , Gwaltney

Hammer, Hancock , Harwell , Hobbs

Judd

Kelley

Lewis, Lewis

Moseley

Northington

Poythress, Pritchett

Randolph, Rose

Sadler, Sadler , Scarborough , Short , Steed

Taylor

Walton, Ward , Weissang

GENERATION # 10

Abernathy, Abernathy , Andrews

Baugh, Bowen , Briggs , Briggs , Britt , Brooks , Butler

Chappell, Clary , Clifton , Coggin

Drury

Featherstone, Fort

Goodwyn

Hammer, Hancock , Hancock , Harrison , Harwell , Harwell , Harwell , Hickman , Hill , Hobbs , Holt

Jackson, Jones

Kelley

Lewis, Lightfoot

Nin

Page, Poythress

Rose

Sadler, Short , Sterling

Taylor, Thomas

Weissang, Wiggs

GENERATION # 11

Abernathy, Abernathy , Ashton

Battle, Briggs , Briggs , Britt , Brooks , Burdette , Butler

Chappell, Clary , Clifton , Cockcroft , Cogan , Coleman , Cooke , Corker

Featherstone, Fort

Hancock, Hansford , Harrison , Harrison , Harwell , Harwell , Harwell , Hill , Hobbs , Holt , Howell

Jackson, Jackson , Jones , Jones

Layton, Lewis , Lucas

McMillan

Needles

Owen

Page, Poythress

Robinson, Rose

Sadler, Short , Sloman

Taylor

Unknown, Unknown

Walthall, Weissanger , Wiggs , Wyche

GENERATION # 12

Abernathy, Ashton

Bannister, Bayley , Beckwith , Birch , Brent , Bressie , Briggs , Briggs , Briggs , Britt , Brooks , Burnet , Burr , Butler

Champion, Chappell , Claiborne , Clayton , Clifton , Cockcroft , Coleman , Coleman , Coleman , Cooke , Corker

Epes, Evans , Exton

Featherstone, Flood , Flood , Fort

Gilbert

Hancock, Hansford , Harrison , Harwell , Harwell , Harwell , Hill , Hobbs , Holt

Lewis, Lucas , Luken , Luke

Mann, Meads

Needles

Page, Poythress

Rose, Russell

Short, Sloman , Stratton

Taylor, Tillman

Unknown, Unknown , Unknown , Unknown , Unknown

Walthall, Weissang , Wiggs , Wright , Wyche

ap Evan

ferch John

GENERATION # 13

Abernathy, Archer , Atkens

Banister, Barker , Bayley , Beckwith , Bishop , Bolling , Brent , Bressie , Briggs , Briggs , Britt , Brookes , Burnet , Burr

Cadwaladr, Champion , Chapell , Chiles , Clarke , Clayton , Clifton , Coleman , Corker , Creed , Cubisha

Dixon, Duckwood

Epes, Exton

Fisher, Fort

Garrett, Grizzell

Halsall, Hancock , Hanford , Hannah , Harrison , Harwell , Hills , Hill , Holt , Hornton , Hunt

John

Lewis, Ley , Llewellyn , Lucas , Luke , Lukyn

Meads

Needels

Page, Peyton , Poynter

Rowe

Short, Sloman , Spencer , Stratton

Taylor, Thurston , Tilghman

UNKNOWN, UNKNOWN , UNKNOWN , Unknown , Unknown

Walthall, Wiggs , Woodward , Wyche

GENERATION # 14

Adlyn, Ap Maredydd , Ashefolde , Atkens

Bailey, Baker , Banistare , Bell , Bennett , Brent , Briggs , Britt , Brooke , Burton

Champion, Chappell , Clarke , Clifton , Creed , Cubisha , Curtis

Eppes, Exton

Fisher, Footett , Forte , Foxe , Freeman , Fytz

Gosling

Halsall, Hancock , Harley , Harrison , Hills , Hills , Hill , Hoast , Hodely , Horton , Hunt

King, Knyght

Lucas, Lukyn

Maplesden, Mudge

Nickolls

Page, Peyton , Peyton , Pierce , Piersey

Reade, Rowe

Short, Sloman , Spencer , Stanley , Swinderly

Taylor, Thurston , Tilghman , Tillsbury

Unknown, Unknown , Unknown

Veale

Wiggs, Wyche

ap Lewis

ferch Llewellyn

GENERATION # 15

Adlyn, Anderson , Anger , Ap Gruffydd , Ashefolde

Bailey, Banistare , Beaupre , Bennett , Berry , Beste , Betenham , Blimerden , Boyle , Brent , Britt , Browster , Brygge , Burton , Burwell

Capps, Champion , Chappell , Christian , Clifton , Copsey , Coward , Creed , Creed

David, Dooley , Draper

Epes

Fisher, FitzWalter , Footett , Forte , Foxe , Fox , Freeman , Freer , Fytz

Goodwyn, Greville

Halsall, Halsall , Hancock , Hansonne , Harley , Harrison , Hills , Hill , Hill , Horton , Howe , Huggerford

Kitchen

Lukyn

Maplesden, Moore , Mudge

Norris

Osborne

Page, Peche , Peyton , Peyton , Piersey

Reade, Redding , Rowe

Saltonstall, Short , Sloman , Smith , Spencer , Stanley , Starre , Swinderby , Symons

Taylor, Thurston , Tilghman

Unknown, Unknown

Wyche

ap Ieuan

ferch Cadwaladr, ferch Edward

DNA Sources

Maternal relationship is confirmed by an autosomal AncestryDNA test match between Teresa (Clary Willis) Willis and Debra Crank, her 1st cousin . Their most-recent common ancestors are Delzie Elton Poythress and Virginia Morris, the grandparents of both Teresa (Clary Willis) Willis and Debra Crank. Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA: 1st cousins, based on sharing 600 cM across 27 segments.

Paternal relationship is confirmed by an autosomal AncestryDNA test match between Teresa (Clary Willis) Willis and Tracy Clary, her 3rd cousin . Their most-recent common ancestors are William Clary and Sarah Lynch, the great great grandparents of both Teresa (Clary Willis) Willis and Tracy Clary. Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA: 3rd-4th cousin, based on sharing 31 cM across 4 segments

Sources

• ^[1]Register of Deeds. North Carolina Birth Indexes. Raleigh, North Carolina: North Carolina State Archives. Microfilm.
• North Carolina State Center for Health Statistics. North Carolina Divorce Index, 1958-2004. Raleigh, NC, USA: North Carolina State Center for Health Statistics, 2004.
• North Carolina State Center for Health Statistics. North Carolina Divorce Index, 1958-2004. Raleigh, NC, USA: North Carolina State Center for Health Statistics, 2004.^[2]