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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1995

Page

13

Frederick County genealogy duo publish Engelbrecht ledgers

Edie Bader and Trudie Davis Long publish genealogical books through Paw Prints. Their first work The Jacob Engelbrecht Marriage Ledger of Frederick County Md 1820 1890 lists 17000 names indexed by Engelbrecht and drawn from the Historical Society vault. The project aims to open 19th century Frederick County family history to descendants with more volumes on death ledgers and property ledgers forthcoming.

Edie Bader Trudie Davis- Long Paw Prints Jacob Engelbrecht Frederick County Eader Ms. Davis- Long Engelbrecht Ms. Eader Historical Society of Ms. Davis-Long Historical Society Bader PFP Printing Gaithersburg Ron Long Trudie Davis-Long Rear Land Records Office

Older prodigies pursue art beyond retirement years

A survey of late bloomers in the arts highlights Harriet Doerr finishing Stones for Ibarra at 73 after Stanford and Viking acceptances, Beatrice Wood extending ceramics past 101, and George Ryder pursuing music after law school. Dr. Gene Cohen notes retirees gain time and confidence to chase distant dreams, with brain aging offering resilience and growth through creative effort. Artists like Joan Hart observe art expanding minds, while Gardner and others discuss traits linking childhood experiences to later creativity. The piece profiles Doerr’s challenging but rewarding path, from college departures to a National Book Award, and hints at Ryder’s shift to performance.

Harriet Doerr George Ryder Beatrice Wood Gene Cohen Center On Aging Washington, D.C Cohen Joan Hart Museum One Mozart Michelangelo Hart Matisse National Gallery of It Stanford Ibarra Doerr Pasadena Calif Mexico Scripps College Claremont Viking Senora

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