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Boyer
Show off your last name and family heritage with this Boyer coat of arms and family crest shield notebook journal. Great birthday, diary, or family reunion gift for people who love ancestry, genealogy, and family trees.
The Boyer Brothers of Baseball
This the story of the seven baseball-playing Boyer brothers from western Missouri who signed professional contracts in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. Led by oldest brother Cloyd, a pitcher, third baseman Ken and third baseman Clete, three of the seven brothers reached the majors. This book recounts their hardscrabble upbringing and how they fought their way to success. Initially discouraged by arm injuries that curtailed his big-league career, Cloyd became a coach and manager at the minor and major league levels, and remained in the game for nearly half a century. The most accomplished, Ken, became a perennial National League All-Star, and was the 1964 Most Valuable Player. In the 1960s, he was the face of the St. Louis Cardinals, and after his playing days ended he returned to manage the team. Clete gained prominence as a regular for the American League champion New York Yankees, and competed in five World Series before starring in the National League and concluding his career in Japan. While they did not make it to the top, the other four brothers enrich the story with their own baseball histories, and help illustrate how the closeness of the family helped each of them succeed.
Boyer's Barn House in Wonderfully Made
Who doesn’t want to be the most beautiful, smartest, or most athletic? After all, who can love someone that is “mediocre”? If only Gabby could change her gender or study harder or become more fit, then she’d make her owner proud. After Gabby tries to make some major changes to herself, she questions if something is wrong with the way she was created. Maybe she was a mistake! It takes some humorous mishaps and a barn house full of animal friends to remind Gabby that she was fearfully and wonderfully made with a perfect design and purpose in mind.
Lives of the Bigamists
Boyer lets these Mexican people speak for themselves about how they got into trouble with the Inquisition.
BoyeraEUR(tm)s Barn House in Watch Your Words
After Einstein reads a hurtful text message, he is faced with the decision of how to respond. Why not give them a "taste of their own medicine" by firing back with unkind words or threatening to beat them up or posting some mean comments or nasty pictures? It takes some wise words from Solomon to remind the animal friends some simple truths: If you can't say something nice, then you probably shouldn't say it at all; and if you think you don't want to be seen with someone simply because they look different than you, then you probably have more of a sin problem than a "skin" problem. Einstein, Gabby, and Rocky learn that, from time to time, people will make some bad decisions. But when they see something that is ugly in someone else's life, then it's their job to make sure they never see that in their own life. Remember to be kind, compassionate, and forgiving because we all need to be reminded to "watch your words and be careful what you say, and you'll be surprised by how few troubles you'll have."
Tritt Family History: Ancestry, life and times of brothers Hans Peter and Christian Tritt, immigrants to Pennsylvania in 1739, and their children
Hans Peter Tritt, Jr., from Diedendorf in Alsace, came to Pennsylvania with his younger brother Christian, his mother, Veronica (Kern), & half-brother Marx in 1739. Hans Peter was born ca. 1715. Hans Peter was married twice, to Catharina (Bechtel?, Dietrich?) & Maria Barbara Dellinger. Christian married a lady named Catherine. Hans Peter died in March 1768; Christian, October 1801. Includes ancestry in Europe.
The Fulcher Family of Carteret County, Nc
This is lineage book traces the lineage of the Thomas Fulcher family of Carteret County, North Carolina; and includes some family members who are direct lines from John Rolfe and Pocahontas. Some of the more prominent family names connected to this lineage are: Bell, Bennett, Cannon, Chadwick, Daniels, Davis, Day, Dixon, Dudley, Fulford, Garner, Gaskill, Gillikin, Golden, Goodwin, Guthrie, Hamilton, Hancock, Harker, Harris, Hill, Jones, Lawrence, Lewis, Lupton, Mason, Mizelle, Moore, Murphy, Nelson, Pake, Phillips, Piner, Pittman. Purifoy, Ricks, Robinson, Rose, Sadler, Salter, Springle, Styron, Taylor, Tosto, Wade, Wallace, Weeks, Willis, and Yeomans. The majority of family members are living in, or are from, the Carteret County, North Carolina coastal area.
