Stories to Share with your Children

Everyone loves a good story. My stories are real. I personally collected them while visiting relatives and researching family histories.

The further back one traces, the broader our connections to the past. Example: the Pedigree Chart doubles in names every generation. That is how so many Americans claim connection to English royalty and other prominent families. The familiar story of Pocahontas, who married John Rolfe and had one son (Thomas Rolfe), records over 30,000 documented descendants. The stories are available in PDF format, making it easy to share with other family members.

I have tons of stories to tell you, so keep checking back for additional stories and your family names.

Indian Stories - $25.00

6 pp. PDF. Rare stories revealed in the records and while interviewing local historians.

John Evans, the Shoemaker - $15.00

5 pp. PDF. Names mentioned: John, Willis, Ealey, James Oliver, Elizabeth, Pearl

Patrick Jack from Ireland - $10.00

2 pg. PDF. Names mentioned: Capt. James Jack story, Patrick Jack, Lord Cornwallis.

Old Atlanta - $50.00

45 pp. PDF. An historical accounting of the oldest residents of Atlanta (burials), families, photos.

Sad Story of Sir Francis Bathurst - $15.00

4 pp. PDF. His 1735 struggles in Savannah 1735.

Life is a Bowl of Cherries - $15.00

3 pp. PDF. Life in Atlanta during the 1940s. Holland family.

Piedmont Hotel Barber - $10.00

1 pp. PDF. Albert Stubbs, barber, during 1940s and 1950s.