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John Shearer Research

less than .33 cubic ft.
This collection consists of genealogy research reports compiled by Melody C. Warner for Elizabeth A. Davidson in connection with her graduate thesis on furniture maker John Shearer. In order to develop a contextual framework for commentary incorporated in the decorative inlay or hidden within Shearer's work, Warner compiled records documenting individuals and families referenced in Shearer's notations as well as materials potentially documenting his family. The reports vary in content, but include genealogical records, timelines, and lineage charts.
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John Shearer Research less than .33 cubic ft.

Melody Warner, Land O' Lakes, FL
This collection consists of genealogy research reports compiled by Melody C. Warner for Elizabeth A. Davidson in connection with her graduate thesis on furniture maker John Shearer. In order to develop a contextual framework for commentary incorporated in the decorative inlay or hidden within Shearer's work, Warner compiled records documenting individuals and families referenced in Shearer's notations as well as materials potentially documenting his family. The reports vary in content, but include genealogical records, timelines, and lineage charts.

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