Originally Posted by judyyoungs
Such a wonderful quilt. It makes me very sad that it ended up in a shop for sale.
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Nice quilt. I hope you figure out who it came from.
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What a treasure!
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I am totally fascinated by this whole thread. My great grandmother, who lived to be 3 months short of 100, always talked about Paris and lived there at some point, I think. She had wonderful stories to tell. Her name was Tommie, though she was not one of the Tommies named on the quilt.
What a wonderful thing all of you are doing. (I will talk to my mom about this, though I doubt she can help with your task.) I will be watching to see what else is discovered. |
My husband says no. He doesn't recognize the name. Sorry.
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Originally Posted by BrendaY
Originally Posted by judyyoungs
Such a wonderful quilt. It makes me very sad that it ended up in a shop for sale.
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I stumbled across this post and also found some info. Mrs. W H Siddle is Rosa Coplin Siddle. Some of these people are buried in the cemeteries in Paris. You could write to the library there. I also used the whitepages.com and there were Coplins living there still. What a wonderful quilt.
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Originally Posted by achancy
I just got an email from Minnies great grandaughter. I sent her the pic of the whole quilt, shes going to send it to her mother.
Ill let you know what I hear. A HUGE special THANK YOU to ACHANCY on this QB... she has done a tremendous amount of work on this, following one thread after another in her search for information on the family names. ACHANCY is our heroine! |
ACHANCY is our heroine!
SO TRUE !!!! Her love of the past shows through in shinging colors. Acalades to HER...to you BOTH ! ! ! |
On ancestry someone (I think a granddaughter of Tommie Siddle) has her listed as
Rosa Copeland Birth August 24,1889 in Tennessee, USA Death August 21, 1978 in Lamar County, Texas, USA William Holmes Siddle 1884 – 1968 Tommie Jo Siddle 1910 – 1988 married Euless Marcellous Giddens 1909 – 1989 child: Euless Marcellous Giddens 1935 – 1989 he married a Carter and they had a daughter
Originally Posted by connielou
I stumbled across this post and also found some info. Mrs. W H Siddle is Rosa Coplin Siddle. Some of these people are buried in the cemeteries in Paris. You could write to the library there. I also used the whitepages.com and there were Coplins living there still. What a wonderful quilt.
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