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Visions Ii
There is no doubt Margaret Biggs newest work Visions will touch many. I am sure her book is the answer to many prayers out there as she has documented well her unique journey towards wholeness, which is very important for all who are in need of the inner peace found by loving themselves, embracing their gifts and honoring their heart. This book is beautiful! --Michael Brant DeMaria, Ph. D., Psychologist, Author, Speaker and Four-Time Grammy Nominated Recording Artist There is beauty in your words that tells the reader that your faith has been an important part of dealing with the pain in your ongoing road to healing - which is not really a destination as much as a lifelong journey. While one person very close to me has leaned on their faith in God during their journey, another special friend is still trying to discover exactly who God is and how His grace can heal her broken heart and spirit. Your journey, described through your poetry, is going to be so soothing and encouraging to her. I genuinely feel she will find peace in your words. --Terri McCollum, Destin, FL
Changes at Melling
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The Biggs Genealogy
John Biggs was born 8 January 1804 in Welford, Northampton, England. His parents were Joseph Biggs and Elizabeth Peck. He married Jane Gurney, daughter of Benjamin Gurney and Mary Arthur in about 1832. They had nine children. They emigrated in 1833 and settled in Illinois. Ancestors, descendants and relatives lived mainly in England, Illinois, Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, California and Oregon.
Head Girl at Melling
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Kate at Melling
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Cases Argued and Decided in the Supreme Court of Mississippi ...
Vol. 1 is a reprint of 1834 edition.
