I think I have found this Amy Brown Dickens. Here is an article about her in 2005. She has moved to Fairfield Glades, TN. Kevin http://www.centerforthequilt.org/qsos/show_interview.php?pbd=qsos-a0a5a1-a Interviewee: Amy Brown Dickens Interviewer: Nedra Gilmore Nitcher Project Name: Tennessee QSOS Event: The Crab Orchard DAR Chapter Location: Crossville, Tennessee Date: 2005-02-11 Time: 4:00 p.m. Nedra Gilmore Nitcher (NN): I am Nedra Nitcher, from Crossville, TN. Today’s date is Friday, February 11, 2005. I’m conducting an interview with Amy (Mrs. Joe) Dickens in her home in Fairfield Glade, Tennessee. Amy and I are members of the DAR, Crab Orchard Chapter in Cumberland County, Tennessee. This interview is a project of our DAR Chapter’s American Heritage Committee, of which I am Chairman. Amy is Chairman of the Chapter’s Children of the American Revolution Committee. So, today, we are helping to preserve some of our American Heritage – quilts and their stories – for our children. This interview is for the Quilter’s S.O.S. [-Save Our Stories.] project, for [The.] Alliance of American Quilts through the repository with the University of Delaware. Amy, tell me a little about you, where you were born, where you have lived, how many children, grandchildren. Amy Brown Dickens (AD): I was born in Murfreesboro, TN. I’ve lived many places. My husband, Joe, was in the military and then worked for DuPont. We have three children and six grandchildren.