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The Passage of the Ruby Ring
Bain and Alana MacMillan with their five-year-old child, Catriona, left Scotland in1738 aboard a ship bound for America, carrying with them very little other than their meager belongings. The one and only valuable possession they owned was a beautiful ruby ring handed down to Bain MacMillan from his mother. So many Scots were on the ship that day, and among them was Robert Wardlaw with his wife and children. Robert Wardlaw was hoping this journey would be a new beginning for his family. Robert carried his youngest son, William, in his arms while trying to keep a tight hold on his wife Jeanette and older son James as the ship was leaving the Scottish harbor heading to the American colonies, a...
Lost Letters
Mary Grace Landers and Ethan Grant have one of those undying remarkable loves that everyone would like to experience just once in their lifetime. An extraordinary love that surpasses description. They live in a time when handwritten letters were important and, sometimes, the only means of communication. Their story starts when they are in their teens living in the early 1960s and then travel through their respective lives as they encounter pain, betrayal, and regret. They go through a time of change which includes war, upheaval in the United States, and terrible loss. Mary Grace and Ethan's story reveals how one action from one individual can change the course of peoples' lives and, ultimately, puts one to the test concerning forgiveness.
The Conner Family of Northampton County, North Carolina
Burrell Conner (ca. 1774-before 1810), perhaps a native of England, married Suana/Susannah Futrel (ca. 1765-before 1810) ca. 1782 in Northampton County, North Carolina. Their grandson, Elijah Washington Conner, Sr. (1830-1896) was born in Northampton County, the son of Joel Conner (1785-1872). He married Barbara Peebles (1833-1905) in 1855 in Northampton County, North Carolina. They had ten children, 1856-1877. He died at Laker, North Carolina. Descendants lived in North Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Texas, California, and elsewhere.
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