Suffolk County H.S: Book & Bottle, “Carrie’s Letters…Rural Life, Baiting Hollow, 1880 – 1910” / April 27th

BOOK & BOTTLE LECTURE

CARRIE’S LETTERS:

A Glimpse into Rural Family Life in Baiting Hollow, 1880-1910

with author/compiler
DEBRA WARNER ANDERSON

Saturday, April 27, 2024
1:00 PM

Members Free, Non-Members $8. Includes refreshments.

Registration + non-refundable prepayment required.

Space is limited!

Call 631-727-2881 X100 to reserve your spot!

Or reserve at Eventbrite for a small surcharge:

http://tinyurl.com/CarriesLetters

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A box of long-forgotten letters written in 1880 to 1910 by a young woman, Carrie (Terry) Warner, mainly to her sister, provides insight into her life in Baiting Hollow as she studied to be a teacher, married a local farmer, and became the mother of six sons before her untimely death at the age of 48. Debra Warner Anderson, the great-granddaughter of Carrie (Terry) Warner, will explain her process for compiling the book of letters with commentary and will help us get to know Carrie, her thoughts, her sense of humor, and her rural family life in late-nineteenth to early twentieth-century eastern Long Island.

Book Sale & Signing: The author will sell her book for a flat rate of $35. at this event.

THE AUTHOR: Debra Warner Anderson’s interest in genealogy began at a young age while listening to stories her paternal grandmother shared about the family. A member of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants and the Alden Kindred of America, Anderson has been documenting many of her own discoveries in Debby’s Family Genealogy Blog and has contributed articles to the San Diego Genealogical Society newsletter. She self-published Carrie’s Letters in 2021.

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