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George W. Ware Deed
Deed from sellers George E. and Sallie Boyer to buyer George W. Ware for land in Camden, N.J.
Charles W. Boyer Deed
Deed from sellers George W. and Mary E. Ware to buyer Charles W. Boyer for land in Camden, N.J.
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The Sons of Bouvier
About the Book This is an adventurous walk through the lives of the sons of the Bouvier family. It will take you from southeastern France to the east coast of a new America. Then to the west coast of a land called Alta California where they faced a Mexican versus Spanish conquest. A daring trip across a southern area known to be controlled by the Spanish, Mexican, and Apache in the 1770s resulted in brothers Charles and Louis Bouvier marrying sisters Martha and Sally Longstone. This set a new stage for the family to excel in. History explodes at the start of level-headed exploits dealing in life, liberty, love, riches, deception, death, and destruction across the early country now called America. If the Bouvier family survives it will be because they knew how to use a rifle and changed their names. One of those names was Boyer. This is a work of fiction.
Banks Meacher
Banks Meacher: I am, what I am. I am the son of an American doctor father and a Chinese-British nurse mother. I am the values instilled in me by my parents. I am a believer in my Lord Jesus Christ. I am a speaker of two great languages. I am the instructions my teachers taught. I am the displaced caused by war. I am a volunteer to serve my father's country. I am the captive of my enemy. I am the strength my Lord has given me. I am the restorer of freedom from oppression. I am the love of home, family, and country. Note from the Editor: As always, your storytelling prowess shines as you effortlessly guide readers through the intricate tapestry of life in the times through Robert and his son, Banks' experiences. The vivid depictions of Robert and Mary's sea voyage and Banks' trials during the Korean War create spellbinding prose and maintain an engaging pace throughout the narrative. At its core, this book is a compelling tale of family, identity, and triumph over insurmountable odds. It brings history to life while exploring the profound themes of resilience and legacy. Great work. Jessie Raymond (UK)
Emmett's Militia
Emmet's Militia is an exceptional book. It is an invitation to undertake an adventurous journey through the fictional community of Laurin, Texas. There, as in all Texas, the President of the United States has ordered a foreign military force to disarm the civilian population prior to the next election. This book will introduce you to a world of raw political murder, oppression, para-military action and unconventional warfare, with a gentle touch of love and honour included. I have written with pride about the Montagnards who some people may call the Meo, and their gallant service in the Mike Force. U.S. President T. Roosevelt praised their courage, U.S. Army Special Forces and the Australian Army led them in combat, and the anti-war movement destroyed their dreams of freedom from oppression. Because the threat is real, it may be a shocking book for the innocent, but, to those who believe in love of country, the Second Amendment and freedom, it will warmly nourish your soul. I will tell you the truth about civilian firearms ownership and the civilian militia. Something many a politician and anti-American does not want you to understand. Written as fiction, read: Emmett's Militia.
History of the 104th Pennsylvania Regiment
Reprint of the original, first published in 1866.
