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



 
Coleman's - Millers

Paul & Daisy's gang





Hi my name is Terri, I am a very close friend of Vickie Miller  (Paul & Daisy's daughter).

I am researching her family for her, 
 so if you see anything that relates to 
 you and would like to add to this, 
 please email me with your info @  coke_nc@yahoo.com.



Coleman:


An occupational name, a coleman was a man who gathered charcoal  (from Old English "col," coal and "mann," man) or,  sometimes, a name for the personal servant of a man named Cole.  A patronymic name from the Old Irish given name Colman, 
 from Columbun (from Latin columba, meaning "dove").

Surname Origin: English, Scottish 

Alternate Surname Spellings: COLMAN 


Miller:

Usually an occupational surname referring to a person 
 who owned or worked in a grain mill. 
 Could also possibly be derived in some instances 
 from the Gaelic words "meillear," having large lips; 
 "malair," merchant; or "maillor," 
 a man wearing armor or a soldier.

Surname Origin: English 

Alternate Surname Spellings: MILLAR, MILLS