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This diary, written in 1946 and revised in 1991, is Dale M. Tippett's
account of his summer in 1946 hauling horses overseas to war-torn countries after the end of World War II.

From the Introduction of "My Manuscripts, the Personal Journals of Loraine Roof Crowl,":

"I have compiled these journals in a book form, so that my mother's dream of someday becoming an author can finally come true...I have learned a great deal…

In this family history, Edith Mercy tells the story of her childhood growing up in England, her parents and siblings, schooldays, her time spent in service during WW2, where she meets her American husband, Walter Davis Myers, Jr.

In this book, Hazel Buel Ryder discusses the histories of the Buel and Ryder families. Mrs. Ryder includes memories of grandparents, siblings, traveling, schooling, weddings and other family events.

This is the family history of the Bernard and Lola Dell Searles' families. Narrated by Lola (Lolly ), she describes their childhoods, family celebrations and holidays, education and professional careers, as well as Bernard's time spent in WWII.

The autobiography of Robert L. Hoover contains a forward, a table of contents, and two epilogues. Mr. Hoover includes memories of the places he lived, the schools he attended, the sports that he played, his pets, love of nature, his work history,…

In this book is written the histories of the Eskham Hayes and Ethel Warner families. It contains photographs, family stories, and stories of neighbors, friends, memorable events and a preface written by editor Polly Horn.

Doors to the Corridors of Memories is the family history of the Goff family. It contains photographs, poetry, and stories of Jeannette Curren's (Goff) life, including her childhood, family life, education, marriage to Harold Curren, children,…

77 Years on Johnnycake Road is a collection of poems and stories written by Edward Griffith about his family and friends. The book has 16 chapters and is illustrated.

This family history tells the story of Bonnie Caudill's grandparents and parents and how they came to live in Sunbury, her life in Sunbury and her children's lives. The book includes a dedication, newspaper articles and photographs.