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The Descendants of Thomas Thomas and His Wife, Elizabeth, Daughter of James Knott
Thomas Thomas came to America from England and settled in Virginia. He married Elizabeth Knott about 1650 and had five children. He owned a large piece of land in Virginia and information on several lines of his descendants is given within this material. Descendants gradually moved west and now reside in Maryland, Arkansas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, and elsewhere.
Forever Will
Residing in rural southern Oklahoma, it's only been within the last seven years that Thomas Kidwell has come to fully express his passion for writing. In his novel, Forever Will, he writes about a very unlikely romance that is patterned after a true-life event that unfolded in Virginia during the turbulent years of the Civil War and the reconstruction years thereafter. That such a romance could flourish between two seemingly opposite people would be difficult to fathom in today's society, but such a romance not only occurred, it endured. Thomas leads us by the hand while we experience the daily toils, traumas, and passions of two very special people--people who arose from the ashes of war to make a better life for themselves. "Forever Will is truly a fascinating read with a distinct message sent to us over the span of time: Love will endure." --Dr. H. Norman Stillwell "I have known Tom for over thirty years now, yet it's always been impossible for me to predict what he will do next. At seventy years of age, Tom sums it up best in his own words when he says, "I still haven't figured out what I want to do when I grow up." --Dr. David Landis
Beyond Absolution
Residing in rural southern Oklahoma, it has only been within the last seven years that Thomas Kidwell has come to fully express his passion for writing. In his novel, Beyond Absolution, he writes about the disassociation with God that is experienced by a young man in the early 1820s when the young man loses his wife and daughters to an epidemic of cholera. Those people reading this book who know Thomas Kidwell, as I do, will recognize that he is expressing depths of grief that can only be expressed by someone who has experienced that grief firsthand. The personal tragedy that fell upon the leading characters life is a tragedy that has affected most everyone at one time or another, and its a tragedy that is vividly familiar to Thomas. As the book so eloquently illustrates, God can sustain us during these difficult timesunless we choose to turn away from him. The hero in Beyond Absolution finds that his journey away from God is leading him nowhere. Can he redeem himself in the eyes of God? Can he find the peace and companionship that he so desperately craves? Beyond Absolution is truly a fascinating read with a powerful message. Dr. H. Norman Stillwell
Beyond Absolution
"Residing in rural southern Oklahoma, it has only been within the last seven years that Thomas Kidwell has come to fully express his passion for writing. In his novel, Beyond Absolution, he writes about the disassociation with God that is experienced by a young man in the early 1820's when the young man loses his wife and daughters to an epidemic of cholera. Those people reading this book who know Thomas Kidwell, as I do, will recognize that he is expressing depths of grief that can only be expressed by someone who has experienced that grief firsthand. The personal tragedy that fell upon the leading character's life is a tragedy that has affected most everyone at one time or another, and it's a tragedy that is vividly familiar to Thomas. As the book so eloquently illustrates, God can sustain us during these difficult times-unless we choose to turn away from him. The hero in Beyond Absolution finds that his journey away from God is leading him nowhere. Can he redeem himself in the eyes of God? Can he find the peace and companionship that he so desperately craves? Beyond Absolution is truly a fascinating read with a powerful message." -Dr. H. Norman Stillwell
