Our Dreams Let be true that we shall find
The country of our dreams And walk the lands
overtwined, And drink from crystal streams.
The barque that we have set
adrift Is nearly out of sight;
But may our days be not so swift
To savour as we might.
Alone we dwell, just you and I,
And lie upon heath;
Our drooping lids succumb to sky,
And this we sleep beneath.
The meadow and the hill we claim,
The forest and the beach;
The country of our dreams became
A land within our reach.
written by Terri L. Russell
Hello and welcome to the latest project in my life. I built this site about 8 years ago and hope that the younger generation enjoys it. Studying and learning about my family. How impressed I have been as I stroll along the trails of this adventure. Each day brings a new meaning of who I am and what I came from. Oh how we all wish now we had asked questions when our family was alive. But we never think of asking as we think they will live forever. Unfortunately my immediate family isn't close at all, but its still very interesting to learn of the past and how they survived. Through this journey, you will learn of the: Russell's--Jackson's, Sch-Shaffer-Shafer's-- Fowler's SURNAME MEANINGS RUSSELL Definition: A patronymic name derived from the given name "Rousel," old French for someone with red hair or a red face. Surname Origin: English, Scottish, Irish Alternate Surname Spellings: RUSSEL, RUSELL RUSSELL also in nc census spellings different: 1790 Census Rockingham NC Enoch Russil Rockingham, NC James Russil Rockingham, NC Richard Russil Rockingham, NC William Russil Rockingham, NC 1800 Census Rockingham NC Alexander Russel Salisbury, Rockingham, NC Enock Russel Salisbury, Rockingham, NC George Russel Salisbury, Rockingham, NC George Russell Salisbury, Rockingham, NC James Rosel JACKSON Definition: Patronymic name meaning "son of Jack." Jack may be a diminutive of John or James, or a derivation of the Old French given name Jacque, the French form of Jacob. Surname Origin: English Alternate Surname Spellings: JACKS SHAFER Definition: The Schäfer surname and its variations such as Schaefer come from the Middle High German "schæfære" meaning shepherd. Surname Origin: German Americanized spelling of German Schaefer‘shepherd' or Schaffer‘steward'. (Schäfer) and Jewish (Ashkenazic): occupational name for a shepherd, from an agent derivative of German Schaf, Middle High German schāf ‘sheep'. This name is widespread throughout central and eastern Europe. Alternate Surname Spellings: SCHAEFER, SCHAF, SCHAEFFER, SHAVER, SCHEFFER, SHAFFER SHAFER, SCHAFER FOWLER This name is of ancient Anglo-Norman origin, and comes from the Anglo- Saxon word 'Fugal', meaning fowl. However, most of the Fowlers in America are of English descent. It seems that the early bearers of our name not only 'pursued the captured wild fowl', but also sold them , for in its early form the French suffix,'ere', following 'fowl', meant an agent or dealer. Old English and early American records carry frequent mention of the name in various forms, such as 'Fouler', but'Fowler' is the generally accepted form. I am still adding new things as much as possible and waiting on more material and I will add it asap. I would love to hear from relatives, some I have never met and some I haven't seen in years. Photo's would be much appreciated by snail mail or via email. I have 1 aunt left on my dad's side (NORMA LEE RUSSELL)85 lives in Richmond, Va. 2010. If you see I have missed something please feel free to let me know. Or if you would like to add to it, please feel free to email me. Thank You and enjoy your visit THIS SITE WAS ESTABLISHED IN 2002 AND ALL INFORMATION IS FREE PUBLIC COURT AND LIBRARY RECORDS.
This site was my mothers (Terri L Russell) my name is Zane I am the only child of Terri and I continue to update this page for all of our family and friends to see and share. I loved my mother with a passion and to lose her in 2014 was the hardest thing I have ever had to go through. But by keeping this page going in her memory is my way of keeping her alive in our hearts
--Zane A. Fetter