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Marshall Falwell Jr. was born in
–Just
Country (with Robert Cornwell),
1975
–de
re Militari: An Edition of the Middle English Prose Translations of Vegetius’
Epitoma-rei militaris, 1973
–Allen
Tate: A Bibliography, 1967
Lucille Palis Finamore lived in
Bloomfield and Glen Ridge, New Jersey, for most of her life. When her marriage
of twenty-five years dissolved, she was determined not to be divorced and poor.
To support herself, Finamore chose real estate. Once active in the field, she
began to keep a journal of the interesting properties and people she
encountered.
–What I Did For
Money, 2001.
Fisher, Marilyn
Born and reared in Buffalo, New York,
Marilyn Fisher believes that the diversity of cultures of the city have all
influenced her writing. She took advanced degrees in British and American
literature and taught college writing and literature courses. This was a time of
coming to grasp the structure of various genres, including the novel, and to
appreciate the various levels of meaning often present in many forms. Her essays
and literary criticism have been published in journals, newspapers, and
newsletters. Only in the last decade has she begun to write fiction.
As an adult, she became interested in horses. She rides them, writes about them, and maintains a website (mmfisher.com), which recommends films, books, and gives other news about horses. Her novel is a clear outgrowth of both her literary and her equine interests.
–The Case of the Three Dead Horses, 2004
Fitzsimmons is a certified aromatherapist and the owner of
Aromatherapy Solutions, an aromatherapy blending business. Her book is
available in both English and Spanish and has received international promotion.
She lives with her family in
–Seasons of
Aromatherapy (co-author Paula M.
Bousquet), 1998
Nancy Fletcher-Blume lived her early
years in
–
–Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson
(condensed and adapted), 2001
–Cast Iron Dogs, 1996
Before coming to
–Friedrich Hebbel, 1968
–Friedrich Hebbel’s Conception of Movement in
the Absolute and in History, 1966, 1952
–The Notorious Dr. Bahrdt, 1963
–Review of German Grammar Based on Selected
Texts, 1959
–Modern Course in German (with C.R.
Goedsche), 1947
A native of
–Whispers of Madmen (with Gordon Bell),
1996
After growing up in the Grassland
area of
–The
Ronda Friend grew up on a farm in Ohio called “Friendly Acres.” She writes about her life growing up there in the 1950s and 60s. She worked with children for over thirty years as a preschool director; her desire is to share stories with children that count for character.
–Hats Off to Heroes – Down on Friendly Acres, 2005
–Time Out at Home – Down on Friendly Acres, 2005
–Swallows Her Pride – Down on Friendly Acres, 2003, 2004, 2005
Born in Nashville, Richard Fulcher was a resident of Brentwood and a researcher in genealogy and history since 1968. He was an instructor in genealogy at Watkins Institute and the publisher of a periodical, Tennessee Genealogical Review, as well as the author of numerous family histories and books on genealogy, local history, and the Civil War. He served as president of the Brentwood Historical and Genealogical Society. He moved to Petersburg in Lincoln County, where he served as mayor.
–The Confessions of a Clansman from Franklin, Tennessee, 1999
–Williamson Adventure: A Bicentennial History, 1999
–The History of Brentwood, Tennessee, 1999
–Whatever Happened to Carter's Court?, 1998
–Thunder on the Harpeth, 1998
–Civil War Bibliography: The Battle of Franklin & the Civil War Years in Williamson County, Tennessee, 1998
–McGavock Confederate Cemetery, Franklin, Tennessee: History and Record, 1997
–Confederate and Federal Regiments which Served in Williamson County, Tennessee, 1997
–Civil War Soldiers from Williamson County, Tennessee—Federal & Confederate, 1997
–Legends of Williamson County, Tennessee, Report #1: The Generals on the Carnton Porch, 1997
–Legends of Williamson County, Tennessee, Report #2: Captain “Tod” Carter and the Battle of Franklin, 1997
–Legends of Williamson County, Tennessee, Report #3: Brentwood, not Cottonport!, 1995
–Civil War Casualties: Williamson County, Tennessee—Confederate and Federal, 1997
–1890 U.S. Census of Union Veterans and Widows in Williamson County, Tennessee, 1996
–United States Genealogical and Historical Sources: Mississippi Records, 1997
–Union Loyalists’ Claims in Williamson County, Tennessee (with Karen Harris Fulcher and Carla Michelle Fulcher), 1996
–United States Genealogical and Historical Sources: North Carolinas Records (with Linda Allen Suber), 1995
–United States Genealogical and Historical Sources: Tennessee Records (with Linda Allen Suber, 1995
–Brentwood, Tennessee: Early Settlement and Growth, 1995
–Presley Family, 1994
–United States Genealogical and Historical Sources: Arkansas Records (with Linda Allen Suber), 2nd ed., 1993
–United States Genealogical and Historical Sources: Alabama Records, 1993
–Brentwood, Tennessee—The Civil War Years, 1993
–Battle of Spring Hill, Tennessee, November 29, 1864, 1995
–The Battles of Thompson’s Station, Tennessee, 1997
–Guide to County Records and Genealogical Sources in Tennessee, 3rd ed., 1994
–Civil War Diary of Corporal James Walsh, 124th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 1990
–1770–1790 Census of the Cumberland Settlements, 1987
–Tombstone Inscriptions of Davidson County, Tennessee (10 vols.), 1976–1986
–How to Organize and File Your Genealogical Research Notes and Files, 1982
Matt Fulks grew up in
–Play by Play: 25 Years of Royals on Radio
(with Denny Matthews, Fred White, and George Brett), 1999
–The Sportscaster's Dozen: Off the Air With
Southeastern Legends, 1998
–Behind the Stats:
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