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The Author 

Who is Don Tate? 

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How old was Bill Traylor when he started drawing?

81 years old 

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What year was Bill Traylor Born?

1854

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Where did Bill Traylors family chose to stay? and what did they work as? 

On the Traylor farm as sharecroppers 

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What did they do on Sunday mornings?

Gathered along riverbank and listened to the preacher's message 

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The Illustrator 

Who is R. Gregory Christie?

200

Is it Bill Taylor or Bill Traylor? 

Bill Traylor 

200

When Bill was old enough to do work, what did he do?

Pulling weeds, fetching water, gathering wood

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WHat did the Northern Soilders do even after the war was over?

Burn farms, Villages, and towns 

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Bill was 81 in what year 

1935

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In what season did the story start

Summer

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When did George Harwell Traylor and his wife own a cotton farm?

1850s

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What did bill do after his chores?

Met his friends down by the bank of Alabama River 

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The name of Bill Traylors wife 

Lorisa

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Bill packed his bags and went where? 

Nearest city of Montgomery 

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What Year did the story start

1939

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Where was the cotton field?

Near Benton Alabama

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What did him and his friends wave at 

Steamboats

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When money was scarce what did Bill Say?

"You could have that building over there full of money...but you couldnt eat it."

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Who befriended Bill when he was homeless?

Owners of Ross-Clayton Funeral Home

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In the beginning Bill Traylor was painting on what?

Back of discarded laundry soap box

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How many slaves did the Traylors own?

More than 20

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In what year did the Civil War end?

1865

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What did men, women, children, and owls do on Saturday nights 

Men - Danced to tone of a fiddle 

Women - Sang up a storm

Children - ran back and forth snapping fingers to the sound of the music 

Owls - Bobbed heads to the music 

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