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Crockett Family of New England, 1632-1943 Descendants of Thomas Crockett, Piscatoqua, 1632.
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Crockett Family of New England, 1632-1943
Typescript genealogy.
In Search of My Lost Lives
In this story collection, comprising 40 brief, funny tales, Thomas Crockett travels time and space, searching for and finding former lives residing in the working-class streets of New York in the 1960s and 1970s. The stories range from humorous tales about family legends, the colorful Italian relatives with whom he was surrounded, to poignantly comic tales about his early trials during boyhood and adolescence, coming of age in a culture of noisy neighbors, insecure friends and unforgiving Catholic schools, to the wild, reckless, though laughable, psychedelic life of the early 1970s, to the hilarious adventures while hitchhiking afterwards. These are stories that aim to entertain, while shedding insight into the always unpredictable human condition.
Thorns in a Realm of Roses
England, 1541. King Henry receives an anonymous letter suggesting that his fifth wife, the young Katherine Howard, whom he had called a rose without a thorn, may have led an unchaste life before they married. In the rose gardens of Hampton Court Palace, Henry feels the illusion of youth and virility slip away; he faces an uncertain future. Must he dispatch yet another wife? Old, overweight and increasingly infirm, could he find love and marry again to further secure the Tudor line? Written with literary invention, Thorns in a Realm of Roses spans the final years in Henry’s reign. Peeling back the layers of life at Court, it examines the hearts and minds of Henry, his often misbegotten queens, neglected daughter Mary and his many loyal, though wary, advisors as they all struggle to survive in a world embroiled in political and religious upheaval ruled by a petulant King.
Genealogical Notes about Crocketts Descended from Thomas Crockett of Kittery, Me
Charles N. Chase letter addressed to Frank E. Kneeland with notes by Mr. Kneeland about early Searsport, Me., families with Crockett connections. Also includes: genealogical notes about descendents of Thomas Crockett of Kittery, Me.
The Artist Inside
A fresh new approach to tapping into our own creativity, using the images and artifacts of our dreams. Getting inspired is one of the toughest parts of being an artist, whether we're a beginner or a seasoned professional. But as Tom Crockett shows us in this new book, finding ideas for our artwork is easier than we think. By simply exploring the images of our sleeping and waking dream states, we can discover a wealth of ideas and inspiration that are more authentic and powerful because they reveal our underlying spiritual self. Recognizing the importance of allowing our spiritual side to infuse our art and the fulfillment this can bring, Tom Crockett has created a program to teach us all, no...
The Great Matter Monologues
England, 1527, King Henry seeks a divorce from his first wife, Katherine, who can't give him the male heir he desires. He sets his eyes on the younger, more daring Anne Boleyn, triggering a complex, triangular exchange of personal narratives from the protagonists, who remain entwined for the ensuing nine years. Each struggle in their pursuits of power, control and survival, ending in 1536 with Katherine's death and Anne's final miscarriage, sealing her fate and giving King Henry cause to seek yet another wife...
