I Remember . . .

What was daily life like in upstate New York in the 1895? Read the authentic recollections by a grandmother of her life as a young girl from 1893 thru 1905 in the small village of Lowville in northern New York, written down for her grandchildren, that they may get a glimpse of life in an earlier day. The author, Eva Louise Garnsey Card, is well known for her geneology work on the Garnsey and Card lines in America.

Author: Michael a. Yarnell,Eva Louise Garnsey Card
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 04/12/2013
Pages: 142
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.44lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.30d
ISBN: 9781479221424

About the Author
Eva Louisa Garnsey Card attended the village schools at Lowville, New York. She graduated from high school in 1910, valedictorian and vice-president of her class of thirteen students. She attended Cornell University, majoring in German and minoring in Psychology, graduating in June 1914. Eva met Leslie Card in a Geology class at Cornell. They were married in 916 in the house on Stewart Street, where Eva was born, on the occasion of her grandparents golden wedding anniversary. Eva Louise Garnsey Card is well known in geneology circles for her work on the Garnsey-Guernsey line in America, the definitive account of thirteen generations of descendants from Henry Garnsey (-1692) of Dorchester, Mass., and Joseph Guernsie-Garnsey (-1688) of Stamford, Conn.

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