Things My Grandmother Told Me of Yesterday - Hardwicke, Hugh Hunter
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Things My Grandmother Told Me of Yesterday is filled with heartwarming stories from the early 1900s when my grandmother, Eppes Hatcher Hardwicke, was a young girl living on Hatcher's Island on the James River in Virginia. These memories she shared with us sitting on the front porch of her house in Westmoreland County, Virginia, in the early days of our lives mattered so much and are so relevant to how they helped us grow up. Things My Grandmother Told Me of Yesterday teaches us about the past while reminding us that life today isn't always so different from years ago. Perfect for readers of…mehr

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Things My Grandmother Told Me of Yesterday is filled with heartwarming stories from the early 1900s when my grandmother, Eppes Hatcher Hardwicke, was a young girl living on Hatcher's Island on the James River in Virginia. These memories she shared with us sitting on the front porch of her house in Westmoreland County, Virginia, in the early days of our lives mattered so much and are so relevant to how they helped us grow up. Things My Grandmother Told Me of Yesterday teaches us about the past while reminding us that life today isn't always so different from years ago. Perfect for readers of all ages, Things My Grandmother Told Me of Yesterday encourages its audience to look at their own family history and remember the lessons we can learn from those who came before us.
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Hugh was born and raised in Chesterfield, Virginia. Almost every Sunday, he and his family went to his grandmother's house to visit. She told stories to him and his siblings and taught him to paint artistically. After he grew up, he attended John Tyler Community College and Virginia Commonwealth University.After living in Powhatan, Virginia, for twenty-nine years, Hugh and his wife, Lynne, moved back to Chesterfield for the last eleven years. They are both retired and enjoy visiting with family and researching information for his books. Hugh has invested his time in many extra activities over the past several years, including hiking, camping, and fishing. Hugh enjoys indoor activities such as painting and recently, writing. He has collected much information on his ancestors and has compiled much of this information into a book of genealogy.