My wild Irish rose: The life of Rose (Norris) (O'connor) Fitzhugh and her mother Delia (Gordon) Norris : a study in the lives of Irish immigrant women ... with a summary of matrilineal generations
Sharon Debartolo Carmack presents a study of Rose (Norris) (O'Connor) Fitzhugh and her mother, Delia (Gordon) Norris. Centered on Irish immigrant women, the book traces matrilineal generations and offers a focused exploration of family history, heritage, and the connections that link women's lives across time.
About This Book
This book examines the life of Rose (Norris) (O'Connor) Fitzhugh and her mother, Delia (Gordon) Norris.
It focuses on the experiences of Irish immigrant women and the lives they led across generations.
A summary of matrilineal generations provides a family-centered perspective on heritage, identity, and continuity.
Written by Sharon Debartolo Carmack, the work combines biographical study with genealogical attention to maternal family history.
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