John,
Fascinating. You are correct--except that I descend from Mary Ethel Quarterman to Ima Day (still living) to Constance Ruth Card. Sadler is married name. Ima Day is the youngest of Mary Ethel's five daughters. Am I correct in my understanding that your Rebecca Baker descends from the Osgoods, to whom John Osgood (husband of Mary Clements) is a cousin? How much work have you done with maternal relationships?
--- "John S. Quarterman" <jsq@quarterman.org> wrote:
>
>Connie,
>
>>My maternal grandmother was Mary Ethel Quarterman, daughter of Louis Walker Qu
>>arterman and Sarah Ann Waters. We descend from the Quarterman line which incl
>>udes three "Thomases"--the firstThomas, the son of John Quarterman Sr., marri
>>ed Rebecca Bacon, the second married Renchie Quarterman, and the third married
>> Elizabeth Yonge Peacock. My grandmother lived all her life in Liberty County
>>.
>
>We have Mary Ethel /Quarterman/, like this:
>
> John QUARTERMAN Sr., father of
> Thomas QUARTERMAN Sr., father of
> Thomas QUARTERMAN, father of
> Thomas QUARTERMAN, father of
> Thomas William QUARTERMAN, father of
> Lewis Walker QUARTERMAN, father of
> Mary Ethel QUARTERMAN mother of
>
>I'm guessing this line continues:
> Fleta Mae DAY mother of
> Connie SADLER.
>
>Here's my line from John Quarterman, Sr.:
>
> John QUARTERMAN Sr., father of
> Thomas QUARTERMAN Sr., father of
> Robert QUARTERMAN, father of
> Edward William QUARTERMAN, father of
> Thomas Shepard QUARTERMAN, father of
> David Sinclair QUARTERMAN, father of
> David Sinclair QUARTERMAN Jr., father of
> John Sinclair QUARTERMAN.
>
>Thus we would appear to be sixth cousins once removed.
>
>For charts of these lines, see:
> http://www.quarterman.org/chart/ethel/index.html
>
>As the charts show, Thomas Quarterman Sr. married three times;
>you're descended from his first wife Rebecca Bacon; we're descended
>from his third wife, Rebecca Baker.
>
>John S. Quarterman <jsq@quarterman.org>
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