The Willis Handbook An Intersection of Genealogy, Memoirs and History of a Black American Family 1835-2003 |
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| Appendix by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Artist:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Arranged by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| As told by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Compiled by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Cover Design by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Created by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Designed by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Drawings by:
| Willis, Eric B.
Gettis, Gail
College Hill Missionary Baptist Church, |
| Epilogue by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Editorial Coordinator:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Footnotes by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Index by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Introduction by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Memoir by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Notes by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Original Author:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Illustrator:
| Willis, Eric B.
Historical Research Center,
Davis, Theodore
National Archives,
Library of Congress,
Snapple Group,
Johnson Publishing Company, |
| Preface by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Text by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Produced by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Prepared for Publication by:
| Willis, Eric B. |
| Editor:
| Dickson, Darlene
Curreathers, Kathryn |
| Assisted by:
| Dickson, Darlene |
| Maps by:
| Rees, Abraham
University of Texas Libraries, |
| ISBN: | 978-0-615-79611-6 |
| Publication Date: | Jul 2014 |
| Publisher: | Panoply House of Publishing, LLC.
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| Book Format: | Hardback |
| List Price: | USD $75.00 |
Book Description:
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The Willis Handbook: An Intersection of Genealogy, Memoirs and History of a Black American Family - 1835-2003 consist of a richly detailed chronicle of an African-American family over the course of 168 years. It cleverly intertwines family biographies with related local, state, and national historical events. Additionally, black-and-white and full color photographs, records, maps, and well-documented research create interest for the reader, as well as accountability. Willis has...
More DescriptionThe Willis Handbook: An Intersection of Genealogy, Memoirs and History of a Black American Family - 1835-2003 consist of a richly detailed chronicle of an African-American family over the course of 168 years. It cleverly intertwines family biographies with related local, state, and national historical events. Additionally, black-and-white and full color photographs, records, maps, and well-documented research create interest for the reader, as well as accountability. Willis has described his first book "like a treasured heirloom meets an encyclopedia." The book will appeal to people of all ethnicities with a range of pursuits from academic, to genealogical, to regional histories.