The Tree of Life - Stone, Susie
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Reading through my family archives, I found the following post, "In her youth, John Crenshaw gave an army sergeant a five-dollar gold piece to release her to him." I was intrigued. I wanted to know what had happened to this couple-John Crenshaw and the Cherokee Indian maiden. What did this five-dollar gold piece play in the story as I read about their lives set in those before and after years of the Civil War? I became fascinated with the information that I could piece together to tell the story of two Cheyenne Indian women and their chosen lives through diversity, the Civil War, and their…mehr

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Reading through my family archives, I found the following post, "In her youth, John Crenshaw gave an army sergeant a five-dollar gold piece to release her to him." I was intrigued. I wanted to know what had happened to this couple-John Crenshaw and the Cherokee Indian maiden. What did this five-dollar gold piece play in the story as I read about their lives set in those before and after years of the Civil War? I became fascinated with the information that I could piece together to tell the story of two Cheyenne Indian women and their chosen lives through diversity, the Civil War, and their family-my ancestors. While I created some parts in fiction to embellish the story, the written actions of each resilient woman were true, bonded together with the telling of their lives. I was proud to write their stories of love and dedication, and I began to know them as actual women, creating my own "tree of life." These two women were my great-grandmother and great-great-grandmother. I was intrigued to read of their lives and connected them to my own life. My father had always told me stories of his Indian grandmother, LeAnna Crenshaw Stone, and now I had actually found her story. Through the archives, I enabled her life to be told again. "Go now to your dwellings to enter into the days of your life together" (Elliot Arnold, 1947).
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Susie Stone Chidlovski was born in Monett, Missouri. She graduated with BA degrees from School of the Ozarks, and Drury University and a MA from Emerson College, Boston. An elementary schoolteacher, editor for several newspapers, director/producer local theater productions, she retired from Emerson College, Performing Arts Department. In March, 2017, she published her first book, Home Again, Home Again, Jiggity-Jig, a book about her family, hometown and people she knew. Her second book Tree Of Life, a romance, tells the story of her great-grandmother and her great-great-grandmother through the family archives diligently researched by her cousin, Scott Stone. Her ancestors with their life and family, set during the Civil War years are stories of two strong and independent Cherokee Indian women. Married to noted Russian Hockey and Weight-lifting Historian, Arthur, she has one daughter, Melissa, married to Sean McCullough. Her home, by the ocean, also houses two kitties Daphne and Beatrice with one charming Bernie, their dog.