The hour on each incoming email reads "19".

Mac Computer. On each Thunderbird email received the hour reads "19." It occurred instantly one day on the previous Mac and when the hard drive was transferred to the new one, "19" still appears. Thunderbird has been upgraded and "19" is still there. Minutes are accurate, hour is not. Thanks for helping!

check email source.
select an email
View > Message source
Is the Date in the email source correct but not displaying correct?
If yes:
Try the following to completely reindex all your folders.
Right click on fodler and select 'Properties'
click on 'Repair folder' button
click on OK
Refresh the folder tree by collapsing and reopening.
You could also try completly removing the .msf indexing files.
make hidden files and folder visible:
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Show_hidden_files_and_folders
In Thunderbird.
Help > Troubleshooting Information
click on 'Show folders'
a new window opens showing Profile folder
Close Thunderbird now.
click on 'Mail' folder
click on mail account name
look for all files that end with .msf extension.
there should be one for each file that contains emails.
Delete the *.msf files.
close window - top right X
Restart Thunderbird.

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1. Thanks.
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