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'Scientia' by Thomas Haller Buchanan.
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Pool Party by William Donahey via Thomas Haller Buchanan
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Such a KICK ASS piece by Thomas Haller Buchanan - 'Madam Satan' (13" x 19", mixed media on paper) - currently available for purchase to @ix_imagine_this!
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Sketches of Prominent Tennesseans – only 1 Cent – Just pay $8 P&H – USA Sales
Family Roots Publishing still has several cases of these books in stock, and want to blow them out. We’re making them just 1 cent thru Christmas, December 25, 2017 – or while supplies last, whichever comes first. USA buyers need just pay the $8 p&h.
Following is a review:
In his History of New Hampshire, historian Everett Schermerhorn Stackpole attempts to answer the question, “What makes a man prominent?” In his words:
“Whoever has helped notably in the great march of human progress deserves credit therefor in the popular estimation. Abilities, character and achievement make men prominent. Learning and money may be helpful, but they are not enough; without character they may the sooner sink one into oblivion.”
This seems to me as good as any definition. By whatever scale of prominence men have chosen to use, historians has provided us with tales, biographies, and accounts of men deemed important in their own right. Histories are written of events from those that changed the world to the deeds of men known only in their own communities. Either way, research can help uncover these men and their deeds. Family historians should take note that many of these histories contain vital genealogical data about not only individuals of prominence, but also their families, their acquaintances, and those with whom they interact, fixing these individual in time and place.
Sketches of Prominent Tennesseans, by William S. Speer, is a prime example of a selective history of men in Tennessee. By whatever right the Honorable William Speer though these men important, he has immortalized their names through the written word. First published in 1888, Speer selected 259 men from 19th century Tennessee for his historical record. “It is this kind of unique first-hand biographical information that makes Sketches of Prominent Tennesseans unequaled in the canon of Tennessee genealogical literature. Not only did compiler William S. Speer have the unparalleled opportunity to interview a number of the featured Tennesseans himself, he also was able to garner–and include in this book–thousands and thousands of names of their family members, friends, and colleagues.” Republished in 2008, this type of book is a treasure to both those interested in Tennessean history as well as to genealogists.
As would be hoped, these sketches include many details about the lives of these men and their families. Speer offers, often extraordinary, insight into the personal, professional, and sometimes even physical characteristics that made each of these men a success. A complete list of names, or even surnames, would be too lengthy to list here. However, below is a list of surnames of those men highlighted in this book.
Pick up a copy of Sketches of Prominent Tennesseans from Family Roots Publishing; Regular Price: $45. Just 1 penny November 22 and 23 – Just pay the $8 P&H.
Surnames featured in the book:
Anderson
Arrington
Atkins
Atlee
Baptist
Barrett
Bartlett
Bate
Baxter
Bearden
Bibb
Black
Blankenship
Boynton
Bradford
Briggs
Brockway
Brown
Buchanan
Buist
Burney
Burns
Burrus
Butler
Callender
Campbell
Chester
Childress
Clapp
Clift
Coldwell
Cole
Conner
Cooper
Cowan
Craft
Cullom
Dake
Dashiell
Deaderick
DeWitt
Dibrell
Dickens
Dodd
East
Elder
Elliott
Erskine
Estes
Evans
Eve
Ewing
Fain
Fentress
Ferriss
Fleming
Folsom
Foote
Foster
Frayser
Freeman
Frierson
Frizzell
Fulkerson
Gantt
Gaines
Gallaway
Gardenhire
Gaut
Gibson
Glass
Godwin
Golliday
Goodbar
Grant
Graves
Green
Greer
Hadden
Hall
Haller
Harding
Hardwick
Harrell
Harris
Harrison
Haynes
Heiskell
Henderson
Henning
Hill
Holman
Holmes
Houk
House
Howell
Hughes
Humes
Ingersoll
Jackson
Jones
Jordan
Keating
Kennedy
Key
Killebrew
King
Kyle
Larkin
Latta
Lea
Ledgerwood
Lidsley
Lipscomb
Livingston
Looney
Long
McAdoo
McBride
McConnell
McDowell
McFarland
McFerrin
McGuire
McMurray
McNeal
McTyeire
McWhirter
Maddin
Marchbanks
Marks
Martin
Mathes
Maruy
Meek
Menees
Mitchell
Morgan
Moore
Mumford
Muse
Neal
Neely
Neilson
Nelson
Netherland
Nichol
Nichols
Nicholson
Overton
Paine
Palmer
Patterson
Pettibone
Phillips
Pitman
Plunket
Porter
Quarles
Rambaut
Randolph
Reid
Richardson
Roberts
Robison
Rodgers
Rose
Safford
Sanford
Saunders
Scobey
Sears
Senter
Shearer
Sheppard
Shields
Simonton
Smith
Smitheal
Smithson
Staley
Stark
Stephens
Stewart
Stockell
Stokes
Tarver
Taylor
Temple
Thompson
Thomas
Thornburgh
Thornton
Thurman
Tinnon
Trewhitt
Trousdale
Turley
Turney
Ussery
Vance
Van Deman
Van Dyke
Vertrees
Wade
Ward
Warder
Watson
White
Whitthorne
Wilder
Williamson
Wilson
Wood
Woods
Wright
Young
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Madam Satan by Thomas Haller Buchanan
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IX Arts presents 'Thesauria', an online only art exhibition by Thomas Haller Buchanan.
The exhibition is on view until January 31 2022.
Click here to view the full exhibition of artwork.
#Art#Exhibition#Art Show#Gallery Show#Thomas Haller Buchanan#IX Gallery#IX Arts#Fantasical Art#Imaginative Realism#Female#Feminine#Art Nouveau
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