Frances Patton Statham

Frances Patton Statham resided in metro Atlanta. She was a beloved mother, grandmother, artist, musician, author and philanthropist. Frances received numerous awards in writing, music composition, art, lectures, and community service.
She graduated magna cum laude from Winthrop University with a double major in voice performance and music education. She held an MFA degree from the University of Georgia, with further opera study.
Listed in such reference books as World Who's Who of Women, the Dictionary of International Biography, International Who's Who of Intellectuals, International Who's Who of Authors and Writers, and Personalities of the South, she was at work on her 17th novel.

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Born	26 Jan 1931
Died	09 July 2020

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Jasmine moon

by Frances Patton Statham First published in 1978 — 8 editions

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Daughters of the Summer Storm

by Frances Patton Statham First published in 1979 — 7 editions

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From love's ashes

by Frances Patton Statham
First published in 1984 — 4 editions
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The Roswell women

by Frances Patton Statham First published in 1987 — 3 editions

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The Roswell legacy

by Frances Patton Statham First published in 1988 — 3 editions

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Phoenix rising

by Frances Patton Statham First published in 1983 — 3 editions
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Flame of New Orleans

by Frances Patton Statham First published in 1978 — 2 editions
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On wings of fire.

by Frances Patton Statham First published in 1985 — 2 editions

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The silk train

by Frances Patton Statham First published in 1994 — 2 editions

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L'Indienne

by Frances Patton Statham First published in 1994 — 1 edition
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Mary Musgrove: Queen of Savannah

by Frances Patton Statham First published in 2011 — 1 edition

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Call the river home

by Frances Patton Statham First published in 1991 — 1 edition
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Mountain legacy: a story of Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School with emphasis on the junior college years

by Frances Patton Statham First published in 1999 — 1 edition
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To face the sun

by Frances Patton Statham First published in 1986 — 1 edition
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Trail of tears

by Frances Patton Statham First published in 1993 — 1 edition
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by Frances Patton Statham First published in 1979 — 1 edition

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Born	26 Jan 1931
Died	09 July 2020

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OLID: OL25407A
Amazon ID: B001HP0OL2
GoodReads: 326779
ISNI: 0000000063565202
Library of Congress Names: n83126582
LibraryThing: stathamfrancespatton
VIAF: 79320300
Wikidata: Q94111783
Inventaire.io: wd:Q94111783

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Frances Patton Statham