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Quarterman
Family
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Books
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Quarterman
 Family
 of Liberty
 County,
 Georgia,
 and
 Relatives
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Basic
 Books
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Baldwin,
 Michael
 Bacon
 of Dedham,
 1640,
 and his
 Descendants
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Bowen,
 Henry
 Way
 (1583-1667)
 and
 Descendants
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Carter,
 Quatremains
 of
 Oxfordshire,
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Emerson,
 The Quartermans
 of Pennsylvania
 ca. 1750
 to 1860
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Dr. Lee's
 Book
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Myers,
 The
 Children
 of
 Pride
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Quarterman,
 Luther and Elise,
 Reminiscences, and
 Home at the Bluff
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Stacy,
 Midway History and Records
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Quarterman, Luther and Elizabeth, Reminiscences of a Country Boy and The Home at the Bluff
If my ears I would save from jeers,
These things I should meekly hide;
myself and I and mine and my,
and what I did and what I do.
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Better is a dinner of herbs where love is,
than a stalled ox and hatred therewith.
Psalm 15, 17
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In the busy game of life
I was often counted out
but was always too busy
to hear the referee.
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The world steps aside to let anyone pass
who knows where he is going.
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Nobody grows old by merely living
a number of years.
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Reminiscences of a Country Boy and The Home at the Bluff,
by Luther H. Quarterman and Elizabeth Walker Quarterman,
Drawings by Leonora Second Printing, 1965,
88 pages + 80 pages.
These are autobiographies by cousins Luther and Elise Quarterman,
illustrated by their daughter Leonora, although Luther claims all
the names used in his are fiction.
Luther was quite the entrepeneur, running several businesses in succession,
starting several chapels, building several residences, etc.
Elise wasn't any slouch, either, and she also includes stories from her
relatives going back a few generations.
Last changed: 01/01/19 17:51:11
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