Biographical
Information
This site is hosted by The
O'Neal Genealogy Association. "TOGA" Members John W. O'Neal, II and
Bev Crowe have been researching Rose for several years and have visited
various
repositories containing information on Rose in several
different states,
including museums, libraries and courthouses. We have utilized
interlibrary loans to obtain rare books and manuscripts, and have
scoured the
web for information. We have met with holders of public and
private
collections and where noted have received permission to share their
information.
To date we have provided input to four
authors working on
books
about Rose. Three
of these are currently in publication. (See the Books
Section.) Most recently we have been working with Ann Blackman on
her
book, Wild Rose, which was released June 7th, 2005 with glowing reviews. We have just completed working with
Historical
Impersonator, Emily
Lapisardi to
produce an audio CD/DVD of Rose.
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"At the
last day, when the martyrs who have
with
their blood sealed their devotion to liberty shall stand together firm
witnesses that truth is stronger than death, foremost among the
shinning
throng, coequal with the Rolands and Joan d'Arcs of history will appear
the Confederate heroine, Rose O. Greenhow."
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