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Running to Graceland
In the summer of '81, Jack has graduated from high school and is headed out on one last road trip with his friends Curtis and Bruce. He can't imagine how out of control things are about to get. When Curtis shoots an old man who catches the boys trespassing, Bruce decides to go home and face the music--but even though Jack knows he may be throwing his life away, he can't bring himself to abandon his best friend. He and Curtis flee north, directionless and hopeless . . . until the ghost of Elvis appears in Jack's dreams, and things take a turn for the bizarre. If the two boys head to Graceland, promises the King, all will be made right for them. And so, in one last quest for salvation, Jack and Curtis turn toward Memphis-- leaving cops, preachers, and all manner of strangeness in their wake.
The Shipman Family in America
Edward Shipman was born in England and immigrated to America where he settled at Saybrook, Connecticut. He married (1) Elizabeth Comstock (1633-1659) in 1651 at Saybrook and (2) Mary Andrews. He later died in 1697 at Saybrook. Descendants lived in Connecticut, New York, and throughout the U.S. Includes several other Shipman families.
