American Societal, Communal, and Political Shift Imperative

It is glaringly obvious that our great country is no longer great. Studying our history and genealogy, one sees how that, although minor corruption has been part of all societal growth, our colonial ancestors were by and large fair, open-minded, community oriented...

Spirit

Keep your chin up, shoulders back Every time you look in the mirror I am behind you Supporting you, helping you Whispering in your ear you are beautiful My spirit will never leave you

Elizabeth Blymire Reiman

The Dutchy of Wurttemberg was the center of numerous struggles in the early eighteenth century for Anna Elizabeth Bleymeier and her family. The area was under the oppression of the Holy Roman Empire while fending off constant French attacks and being the battleground...

Andrew G. Hensel  & A. Catherine Workman

Andrew Guise Hensel was born on February 18, 1831, at home in New Bloomfield, Perry County, Pennsylvania, eleven years after the fledgling County was formed. There were sparsely 15,000 county inhabitants at the time. However, New Bloomfield is in the central...

You

Modest shy meticulous Reliable and practical Diligent, intelligent Analytical Dark side, critical harsh Yet  brings euphoria Conservative, perfectionist Manly warrior Prudent ambitious Disciplined patient careful Humorous reserved Prayerful -Melvalean Thompson,...

Sarah Burr Cable

American Pioneer Chronicles: Colonial Women: the heart, sweat, soul—the foundation of our Nation Persecuted families tended to marry young and Sarah Burr may have set her cap on John Cable while still aboard the Arbella, flagship of the Winthrop Fleet. She was only a...