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Conflict abounds in this epic novel of the long, fierce war for independence fought by the Greeks against the Ottoman Turkish Empire, set in 1821 to 1829. Two young teenage boys join the Greek Freedom Fighters to avenge the murder of their parents by the Turks. Story set in the rugged mountains of the Peloponnese region of southern Greece.
An American housewife's husband is offered a position in Japan to work on a multinational project. After much sole-searching they accept and their lives are never the same. Living in the countryside in housing specifically designed for Westerners, surrounded with friendly Japanese neighbors, and with families from The European Union, Canada, Russia and The United States, the Hagers endure. Life in Japan was a challenge: learning to drive on the left side of the road, decipher the labels on cans in the grocery stores, to name a few, but with the help of eager Japanese and their Western neighbors they thrive.
Peter Zehrbach was born in Germany in 1801. He married Elisabeth Schneider and they had ten children. They came to America about 1840 settling in Ohio. Information on many lines of their descendants is given in this volume. Descendants live in Kentucky, Ohio, Washington, Indiana, Michigan, California, Virginia, Texas, Arizona, Utah, Missouri, Florida, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, New Mexico and elsewhere.
John Berry (1749/50-1836) was born in Lancashire England. He and his wife, Jane Gardner (1758/59-1838), had eleven children, 1781-1801. The family immigrated to America in 1794/95 and settled in Seneca Township, Ontario County, New York. Descendants lived in New York, Michigan, and elsewhere.
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