Rediscovering
Our Best Words [Kindle
Edition] By Judy Rosella
Edwards
Editorial Reviews
Product
Description
"Our Best Words" is a
long-lost newspaper written
by Unitarian Jasper Douthit.
Original copies are archived
in the Shelby County
Historical and Genealogical
Society in Shelbyville,
Illinois, while others have
been preserved on microfilm
in the Andover-Harvard
Theological Library. In this
paper, Judy Rosella Edwards
reveals the history of "Our
Best Words." Among these
treasures are personal notes
from John Stephen Sargent, a
member of the Koreshan Unity
and father of artist Paul
Sargent; Josephine Cochrane,
inventor of watch became the
Kitchen-Aid dishwasher; Ada
Kepley, arguably the first
woman to become a lawyer;
and Col. Dudley Chase Smith,
a relative of Philander
Chase, along with a history
of the chautauqua movement
in Illinois and discussion
about the Western Issue in
the Unitarian church.
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Kindle Edition
- File Size: 32
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- Language:
English
- ASIN:
B005MQF200
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Featured in Writing
Assistance
33 Mistakes
Writers Make About Genealogy
and Family History [Kindle Edition]
Product
Description
Judy
Rosella Edwards addresses
nearly three dozen
misconceptions that even
experienced writers are apt
to make about their
character’s genealogy. She
explains what is fact and
what is fiction along with
how to write with clarity
about family history,
immigration, and family
names.
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- Format:
Kindle Edition
- File Size:
53 KB
- Publisher:
Judy Rosella Edwards
(August 28, 2008)
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by: Amazon
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- Language:
English
- ASIN:
B005LSYI9U
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33 Mistakes
Writers Make About
Disappearing in the U.S. [Kindle Edition]
Judy
Rosella Edwards (Author)
Product
Description
The
33 Worst Mistakes Writers
Make About Disappearing in
the U.S. by Judy Rosella
Edwards addresses nearly
three dozen misconceptions
that even experienced
writers are apt to make
about their character’s
chances of disappearing. She
explains what is fact and
what is fiction along with
how to write with clarity
about how your character
could disappear without
breaking the law.
Product Details
- Format:
Kindle Edition
- File Size:
115 KB
- Simultaneous
Device Usage:
Unlimited
- Publisher:
Judy Rosella Edwards
(August 28, 2008)
- Sold
by: Amazon
Digital Services
- Language:
English
- ASIN:
B005LSYJAS
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The 33 Worst Mistakes
Writers Make About Early
American History - Author
Judy Rosella Edwards, a
genealogist who writes for
Genealogy Weekly and Genealogy
Today, discusses what you need
to know if you are going to
use Early America as a
setting. Temporarily
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The
33 Worst Mistakes Writers
Make About Hostelling - American Youth
Hostels celebrate 75 years of
inexpensive accommodations.
There are an estimated 4,000
hostels worldwide. It is
surprising so few plots use
hostels as a setting. Judy
Rosella Edwards explains how.
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Featured in Genealogy
A
River DOES Run Through It - The first ever book
written about Lake Shelbyville in the
heart of Illinois. The Kaskaskia River
runs through the heart of the Lake
Shelbyville Recreation Area where you'll
find something for everyone.Temporarily
unavailable
Digital Trees Mecosta County MI -
If you have lost track of that ancestor
from another state, look in Michigan, Family
Tree version. Temporarily
unavailable
Digital Trees Mecosta County MI GEDCOM - If you have lost track
of that ancestor from another state,
look in Michigan, GEDCOM
version. Temporarily
unavailable
Looking Into 1860 U.S. Federal Census
Records - In this report, Judy
Rosella Edwards explains why all that
census information matters, how to locate
it and use it to make your genealogical
research so much more meaningful. She
explains 33 aspects of the 1860 U.S.
Federal Census -- plus she give you lots
of free inside info on researching! Temporarily
unavailable
Shelby County Democrat 1887-80 Index - It was an era when the
Hon. Samuel Moulton, who spearheaded the
creation of Illinois State University,
lived in Shelbyville, as did Josephine
Cochran, creator of KitchenAid
dishwashers. The one room schoolhouse
and circuit preachers were a way of
life. Anyone researching Shelby County
simply must have this index. This
particular index covers the first three
years the Shelbyville Democrat was
published. Temporarily
unavailable
Shelby County Independent Index - This 144 page index of
the Shelby County Independent, published
in Shelbyville, Ill, between Aug. 6,
1874, and 1876. The first index ever for
this local newspaper is for Aug thru Dec
of 1874. Temporarily
unavailable
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