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Thinking by Hand: New Conversation Series Launch - 22 Oct 2011, 03:00 PM, Museum of Craft and Folk Art - San Francisco
The quilts and stories by Sherry Ann blog presents her past,present, and ongoing passion of quilts,history and genealogy. The reversible story quilt above was created by Sherry A. Byrd, a descendant of the slave Edward"Ned" Titus who was brought to Freestone county in the year 1852.There are six generations of quilt makers in the Titus Family lineage.
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More of Laverne Brackens' quilted creations can be viewed in our archives right here at www.quiltstoriesbysherryann.blogspot.com.
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