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In 2013, Ms. Fisher set out to discover her roots in the southern United States. Her research took her to Pikeville, Bledsoe County, Tennessee. She not only discovered her family but two mysteries about her ethnicity and the true identity of the family's oldest patriarch. The book includes facts, photos, and descendant lists of one Pikeville's oldest families.

When a person is born and raised on a farm, that person is usually given a foundation for life that prepares them for the rigors needed to become successful in whatever they choose to do. This book is a collection of farm stories that influenced the author to eventually travel the world and compete successfully in a world not designed for the weak. Readers say: "Americana at its finest." "Stunning depiction of farm life back in the day." "I think all of us that lived thru that time wish we could have that time back, if only for a day." "I love your memories. Thank you so much for sharing them. Sorry if I'm repeating myself but they are so interesting. They go with yo ...

One thing I have wanted to do for many years is to put together a book featuring my mother Florence's stories. I want her spirit to live on through her folktales. Her stories are magical. My mother's legends have stayed with me all my life. I'm sure my brothers and sister heard the same yarns, but this book is written the way I remember them. I believe mom gave me her imaginative stories so I could write about them when I grew up. I wouldn't have written this book if I had not gone to college. I was in my forties and going to the University of Colorado at Denver when I discovered I had a talent for writing. One course I took in Women’s Studies was autobiographical writing. I began ...

This book records the story and family history of Harold and Naomi Dubs of Hanover PA. It is written with desire to pass down to future generations a testimony of God's faithfulness. (Updated July 2022 with corrections and an addendum from the summer of 2021).

From Little Black Bonnet to Oatmeal Box Wedding Veil is the recounting of the first thirty years in the life of Esther Hershberger Gingerich. Esther writes of her earliest memories, her growing up years, the uncertain teen years, and the early years of her marriage. Born in 1943 into a struggling Amish family, Esther experienced many moves, changes, new schools, and hand-me-downs. Playing with her two brothers on the farm was sometimes hilarious and sometimes downright dangerous. She tells of the trauma of leaving the Amish and the agony of losing a brother. Under girding all the uncertainties of her life were the faith, love and support of her parents and extended family.

Through a transformative journey, Ms. Hayes bears witness to God's unwavering grace. Freed from despair and destitution, her life is forever changed. She proudly claims her status as God's cherished daughter, blessed by boundless grace. Emerging victorious from struggles, Ms. Hayes's story testifies to faith's redemptive power. Challenges overcome, she stands as proof of Jesus's sacrifice. Her life, guarded by divine angels, showcases God's unwavering shield. Anchored in devotion, Ms. Hayes embodies Christ's transformative love. From darkness to light, her journey is a testament to faith's power. Her life is a living proof of faith's impact and God's promise fulfilled. Ms. Hayes's lif ...

A collection of life stories from African America Abe Steadman’s descendants of Giddy Swamp Township, Aiken County, South Carolina. Abe was born in slavery about 1833. He was married twice and produced 21 children that have spread across the south and migrated north for a better quality of life and employment. They've encountered many struggles and misplaced family members are still untraceable. In our genealogy search, we've encounter many Steadman relatives that were not related to our tree, however, we've document their conversation and family tree outlines within this book. Enjoy the quest of Abe’s offspring’s and how they've grown.