Marvin & Hattie Stringfellow

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SusanCobb Beck

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11/04/2014

Marvin & Hattie Stringfellow

A photo of Marvin 'Billow' Stringfellow & Hattie Bee (Foster) Stringfellow: this is a pic of Aunt Hattie and Uncle Billow taken at Aunt Hattie's Nursery in Wilmer
People in photo include: Marvin 'Billow' Stringfellow

Date & Place: 1960 at aunt Hattie's Nursery in Wilmer, Mobile County, Alabama 36587, United States

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Hattie Bee (Foster) Stringfellow

Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Hattie Bee (Foster) Stringfellow .

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SusanCobb Beck

I have been researching my family history since 1975. My grandmother, Mae Foster Powell was a great influence in getting me started. She was a fountain of information on her and Grandpa Adam's family. She had a great memory and she was a great storyteller. The amazing thing was that when I began researching census records etc. I discovered that she was also very accurate in her relating names and events in her family histories. I hope to be half as good as she was when it comes to relating mine to my grandchildren :) It was my love of genealogy and family history that began my writing career. I have published several books, She Walks the Night Winds, based on my fathers Cherokee ancestors and A Murder in Moffettville, based on the murder of my mothers first cousin and his wife in 1970. I am in the process of writing several more books which I hope to publish in the future.

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