Grandma Interview Research Paper

Who Am I? Interview with Grandpa Tim: Your Great Great Grandma Madge Moore was a full blood Cherokee. As a child played the harmonica, when they lived in Kentucky she played in the mountains and childhood tunes. She called it a “hymonicker.” She was tall, trim and brown skinned from long summer days tending her backyard garden. She wore her still black hair pulled back into a long braid, her large muscular hands move nimbly over her harmonica, shaping notes like a virtuoso caressing a violin. She grew and canned most of her food and preferred cornbread and biscuits to fancier fare.She got her first taste of publicity when Columbus folklorist Jake Shortlidge discovered her playing in a Kenton senior citizen 's band.She was very surprised when

The Amburgey’s mostly lived in Kentucky or USA, the Civil War Service there was 13 Amburgey’s all together. There were 11 Confederate Amburgey’s and 2 Union Amburgey’s. There are about 2962 people in the US who wears Amburgey as surname and ranked 10037 in US Census Bureau. In 2000 Census, the last name was found in around 11 per 1 million, used in more than 1 hispanic race. Have extensive collection on Amburgey family going back to 1550 in Germany, originally Amberger.Amburgey is not so popular last name but still prevalent surname concentrated mainly in the United States which may be its originating country too. Around 2931 people have been found who wears Amburgey as their family name. 17,044 Birth,Marriage,Deaths, 3,408 Census and Voters Lists, 1,313 Military Records, 83 Immigration Records 65,523 member trees from the Amburgey family. Here are some people from the Military: Jon, John, Ally, Jesse, Wiley J, Elijh, Letah A, Maryland, William, William Reaves, Ambrose B, John S, Monroe, William Martin Sr, Willie, Orlando, Valentine, David, Noah, Wiley Stewart Amburgey. They all are from Kentucky,USA and