Author: Dennis Martin
Publisher:
Published: 2017-05-04
Total Pages: 254
ISBN-13: 9781543158168
DOWNLOAD EBOOKVolume II of This Too Shall Pass: Genealogy of the Western North Carolina Walker, Covington, Rollins, and Smart Families is the second book of a comprehensive and compelling genealogical trilogy written by two contemporary researchers, and sure to be the main source of reference for many years to come for those seeking information regarding their Carolina ancestors. These three volumes, as well as four other books written by these authors, represent the accumulation of sixteen years of detailed and extensive research work.While all three volumes of This Too Shall Pass . . . contain broad and expansive information about hundreds of family surnames and relatives who lived in western North Carolina from the early pioneer days of the 1700s up to the 1940s, the main focus of Volume II is an in-depth study of the Walker, Covington, Rollins, and Smart family members of Rutherford and Cleveland Counties, complete with revealing personal sketches, intriguing family histories, nostalgic photographs, and extended ancestral lineages. Volume II of the This Too Shall Pass trilogy traces our pioneer ancestor's journey into western North Carolina by the Great Wagon Road, and sheds light on the struggles and conditions they faced while settling in a land of dense forest, wild animals, and Native American Indians. Volume II also includes the story of the Revolutionary War Battle at Moores Creek Bridge, the Covington family involvement, and a tribute page to John Grady, "An American Patriot." If you happen to be one of the numerous individuals who trace their roots back to the Piedmont frontier, this cradle of family expansion, it is highly probable that you will find mention of your ancestors within the covers of this book, and the other publications of these authors. You will also find this publication, Volume II, as well as all three volumes of This Too Shall Pass, plentifully supplied with attractive illustrations and easy to read stories about our, and your, Carolina kinfolk.
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Download or read book This Too Shall Pass Genealogy of the Western North Carolina Walker, Covington, Rollins, Smart Families written by Dennis Martin and published by . This book was released on 2017-05-04 with total page 254 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Volume II of This Too Shall Pass: Genealogy of the Western North Carolina Walker, Covington, Rollins, and Smart Families is the second book of a comprehensive and compelling genealogical trilogy written by two contemporary researchers, and sure to be the main source of reference for many years to come for those seeking information regarding their Carolina ancestors. These three volumes, as well as four other books written by these authors, represent the accumulation of sixteen years of detailed and extensive research work.While all three volumes of This Too Shall Pass . . . contain broad and expansive information about hundreds of family surnames and relatives who lived in western North Carolina from the early pioneer days of the 1700s up to the 1940s, the main focus of Volume II is an in-depth study of the Walker, Covington, Rollins, and Smart family members of Rutherford and Cleveland Counties, complete with revealing personal sketches, intriguing family histories, nostalgic photographs, and extended ancestral lineages. Volume II of the This Too Shall Pass trilogy traces our pioneer ancestor's journey into western North Carolina by the Great Wagon Road, and sheds light on the struggles and conditions they faced while settling in a land of dense forest, wild animals, and Native American Indians. Volume II also includes the story of the Revolutionary War Battle at Moores Creek Bridge, the Covington family involvement, and a tribute page to John Grady, "An American Patriot." If you happen to be one of the numerous individuals who trace their roots back to the Piedmont frontier, this cradle of family expansion, it is highly probable that you will find mention of your ancestors within the covers of this book, and the other publications of these authors. You will also find this publication, Volume II, as well as all three volumes of This Too Shall Pass, plentifully supplied with attractive illustrations and easy to read stories about our, and your, Carolina kinfolk.