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If you are striving in pursuit of certain desires in life and need some help attaining them this manifestation journal will definitely help you in your pursuit. Sometimes we aren't able to reach our goals due to perception, consistency, patience, and accountability. This journal will help guide and keep you on track to truly attaining your goals, desires, and aspirations. A lot of our goals can be achieved simply by finally recognizing the areas we need to work on. Some goals can be achieved simply by allowing your mind to align with your surroundings, current situation, and power of intent. Helps stay in a positive mindset because positivity attracts positivity also known as the l ...

Contents: Early Pulsipher History Benedict Pulcifer History of Zerah Pulsipher as written by himself Autobiography of Mary Brown Pulsipher Biographies of: Almira Pulsipher Burgess Mariah Pulsipher Burgess Sarah Pulsipher Alger John Pulsipher Charles Pulsipher Mara Ann Pulsipher Terry William Pulsipher Eliza Jane Pulsipher Terry Prudence Pulsipher Martha Ann Huges Pulsipher Martha Ann Barnum Mary P. Leavitt Andrew Milton Pulsipher Zerah Pulsipher’s will and family First Printing 1952 Second Printing 2012 – Wadsworth Family Organization LaRae Free Kerr, M ED Cover design by Steve LeMmon

Brief history of some of the Harper and Baugh families of Louisiana.

The Legend of Guinea Jim will be another proud addition to all Gibson libraries. It is likely the first time a comprehensive study was done to positively identify the elusive Guinea Jim. Family traditions are analyzed and correlated with existing documentary sources to reveal the Gibson patriarch. The sources range from registers of birth to DNA and will shed light on questions like: • How are we related to Guinea Jim • Who is the Scotch Planter of Land of the Pink Pearl • What is our connection to Guinea, West Africa • Was there ever slavery in the Savannah Sound Gibson family

This book explores the people and places of the Sugarlands, once a thriving community in what is now the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Readers will learn the tricks and tips for locating old homesteads and exploring the vitality of the once-thriving community known then as Sugarville. We will look at advice for modern hikers about hiking off-trail, complete with hand-drawn maps that highlight the homesteads of the community, along with other structures like schools and cemeteries. The book concludes with detailed census information of the many individual graves and cemeteries of Sugarville. While it contains specific information of the Cole family (complete with various family ...