Caldadonia March was born in 1866 in Madison, AL. She was the first in her family to become literate, thanks to the beneficence of a man called Holmes.
Caladonia was a source of undying inspiration to her community, in her capacity to see the light in every tunnel, the warmth in every cave, the blessings of a loving heart.
Alternately, she was not afraid to speak her mind and is a source of great wisdom and spiritual guidance. To be called out by Caladonia is an unforgettable and humbling experience!
Caladonia lived a quiet, dignified life as a southern woman born into freedom. She was particularly gifted at handwork which included stitchery of all kinds, silhouette, abel skever breakfasts and precision knitting. Her lineage can be traced back to the Lucy, from the Paleolithic Age, who started this entire bead journey.
In grace, Caladonia passed over in 1935. In 2000 she returned to speak.
She speaks through Jewelry Artist Connie Hanna
Etsy Store: CaladoniaMarch.etsy.com
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I'm happy to learn that Caladonia and I are neighbors. She personifies the very essence of this area, Madison is both magnificent and a real presence. There is magic here around every corner and I'm certain that she walks this area still.
Connie, stop by my blog...someone wants to meet you. xo, Monica :)
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