Comments on: Charles Caldwell dedicated his life to educating African Americans in Cecil County and Talbot County http://roadtocompromise.wordpress.com/2008/12/31/charles-caldwell-dedicated-his-life-to-educating-african-americans-in-cecil-county-and-talbot-county/ The History of School Integration in Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's, Caroline and Talbot Counties in Maryland Wed, 06 May 2009 01:30:21 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: George Geder http://roadtocompromise.wordpress.com/2008/12/31/charles-caldwell-dedicated-his-life-to-educating-african-americans-in-cecil-county-and-talbot-county/#comment-37 George Geder Wed, 18 Feb 2009 23:40:35 +0000 http://roadtocompromise.wordpress.com/?p=132#comment-37 Hello Kyle, You have a wonderful blog. [I also posted on your 'About Me' page as well] My 2nd great grandfather, John Stevenson/Stephenson, may have been born in Cecil county. His father may have been Nelson Stephenson (sometimes spelled Stephanson). My questions to you are, have you come across any elder Stephensons still living in Cecil county? Can you suggest any books that might reference African Americans in your area? You can find out more about my 2nd great grandfather (and me) on my blog at http://george-geder.blogspot.com. Peace, “Guide by the Ancestors” Hello Kyle,

You have a wonderful blog.
[I also posted on your 'About Me' page as well]

My 2nd great grandfather, John Stevenson/Stephenson, may have been born in Cecil county. His father may have been Nelson Stephenson (sometimes spelled Stephanson).

My questions to you are, have you come across any elder Stephensons still living in Cecil county? Can you suggest any books that might reference African Americans in your area?

You can find out more about my 2nd great grandfather (and me) on my blog at http://george-geder.blogspot.com.

Peace,
“Guide by the Ancestors”

]]> By: Debbie http://roadtocompromise.wordpress.com/2008/12/31/charles-caldwell-dedicated-his-life-to-educating-african-americans-in-cecil-county-and-talbot-county/#comment-26 Debbie Wed, 07 Jan 2009 23:20:55 +0000 http://roadtocompromise.wordpress.com/?p=132#comment-26 Kyle, I knew Dr. Caldwell. I was just a kid and I always wondered why he wore a suit & tie all the time. He was a very nice man & would always talk to me when I went by his house. By the way...suit & tie !!! Kyle, I knew Dr. Caldwell. I was just a kid and I always wondered why he wore a suit & tie all the time. He was a very nice man & would always talk to me when I went by his house. By the way…suit & tie !!!

]]> By: Remembering the Principal of George Washington Carver, Mr. Caldwell « Someone Noticed http://roadtocompromise.wordpress.com/2008/12/31/charles-caldwell-dedicated-his-life-to-educating-african-americans-in-cecil-county-and-talbot-county/#comment-25 Remembering the Principal of George Washington Carver, Mr. Caldwell « Someone Noticed Tue, 06 Jan 2009 02:32:42 +0000 http://roadtocompromise.wordpress.com/?p=132#comment-25 [...] January 5, 2009 · No Comments One of our fellow Cecil County Bloggers, “the Road to Compromise” has an interesting piece up about the respected, long time principal of George Washington Carver High School, Mr. Charles Caldwell.  He served the county Board of Education until the Booth Street school closed at the time of integration in Cecil County.  We thought our readers might find the piece to be of interest.  Click here to surf over to the article. [...] [...] January 5, 2009 · No Comments One of our fellow Cecil County Bloggers, “the Road to Compromise” has an interesting piece up about the respected, long time principal of George Washington Carver High School, Mr. Charles Caldwell.  He served the county Board of Education until the Booth Street school closed at the time of integration in Cecil County.  We thought our readers might find the piece to be of interest.  Click here to surf over to the article. [...]

]]> By: Remembering Charles Caldwell, the Principal of George Washington Carver School « Window on Cecil County’s Past http://roadtocompromise.wordpress.com/2008/12/31/charles-caldwell-dedicated-his-life-to-educating-african-americans-in-cecil-county-and-talbot-county/#comment-24 Remembering Charles Caldwell, the Principal of George Washington Carver School « Window on Cecil County’s Past Tue, 06 Jan 2009 02:29:26 +0000 http://roadtocompromise.wordpress.com/?p=132#comment-24 [...] of integration in Cecil County.  We thought our readers might find the piece to be of interest.  Click here to surf over to the article. Possibly related posts: (automatically generated)Charles Caldwell dedicated his life to educating [...] [...] of integration in Cecil County.  We thought our readers might find the piece to be of interest.  Click here to surf over to the article. Possibly related posts: (automatically generated)Charles Caldwell dedicated his life to educating [...]

]]> By: Mike http://roadtocompromise.wordpress.com/2008/12/31/charles-caldwell-dedicated-his-life-to-educating-african-americans-in-cecil-county-and-talbot-county/#comment-22 Mike Sat, 03 Jan 2009 01:20:07 +0000 http://roadtocompromise.wordpress.com/?p=132#comment-22 Nice piece there Kyle. Glad to read about Mr. Caldwell. I'd enjoy seeing some more about him. Nice piece there Kyle. Glad to read about Mr. Caldwell. I’d enjoy seeing some more about him.

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