Glenn:
Children of Pride is a collection of letters, and an interesting picture of
the Jones family and of the Liberty County area, especially during the war,
but it definitely could not be considered a definitive genealogical history
of anybody. I'm sure the GA archives has a copy; you may even be able to
get it thru interlibrary loan.
The Quarterman book has a lot of genealogy on these families, but I'm just
getting into it & can't vouch for it yet! (I'm kinda particular about
sources & documentation!)
Nancy Reu
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From: <gfaulk@fragomen.com>
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Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 3:19 PM
Subject: Effie Young Quarterman In Any Relation to General John Screven and
Aaron Way ?
>
> Hello:
>
> I am descendant of Effie Young Quarterman and I am trying to find the
links
> between her and General John Screven and Aaron Way.
>
> I saw the earlier e-mail from Dane Bowen regarding Aaron Way ...
>
> I live in Atlanta and unfortunately have not been able to lay my hands on
a
> copy of the "Children of Pride", which I assume is the definitive
> genealogical history of the Bakers, Ways and Quartermans ?
>
> Or, is there a better genealogical study done ?
>
> Would be very much interested in any help, as this is a novice here ...!!
>
> Many thanks,
> Glenn
>
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