My paternal grandmother was Merphia Ewing. She married Paul Bryan Quillin. They later divorced, and she married Oscar Hart. Most of my life, I called her Granny Hart. Here she is holding me when I was not quite a year old. On the wall above us is a painting that she did for my mother. We often vacationed in Colorado, and this was Mother's favorite scene. Granny painted it for Mother by using a slide picture taken on our vacation. It is still in my possession and is now hanging at our lake house at Possum Kingdome Lake.
Digging into our family history creates deep connections. Genealogy is about finding our roots. As we research our family tree, we realize how our lives are intertwined with the history of our great nation. My family history includes the Quillin family, the Ewing family, the McNair family, the Jones family, the Bridges family, the King family and the Hulsey family. It is an honor to share their family stories. Search each family name by clicking the labels on the bottom right side.
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