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When God Disappeared
With humor and as much honesty as you can stand, see how a fundamentalist evolved into a religious adventurer by asking the questions of faith rarely discussed in church.
Do Not Marry for Love
DO NOT MARRY FOR LOVE is a collection of 44 poems by Wayland Bryant Jackson, offering historical criticism, religious philosophy, appreciation of nature, reflections on death, and humorous observations about life. Under one cover is a love that blankets the soul like a snowy benediction; a tribute to Nelson Man-DEL-a; reasons we say, To hell with you!; laws of survival, prosperity, and power; the bright light of truth, and how idea wins the day; questions that animate the lone adventurer; a 23rd song, and sweet melodies washing over the Central Valley; a mystic V-shaped line, and a wish to return as a bird; a teen dazzled by his own daring; black ops ordered and executed; a rivulet of regret as life slips away; the places where they met God; a firsthand metamorphosis, Humpty-Dumpty in the royal kitchen; and faith and hope still coming down the home stretch when love has already crossed the finish line.
Do Not Marry for Love
An 84-page book of original poems by Wayland Bryant Jackson on themes of love, death, life, humor, philosophy, and religion.
Frog Legs
In its short stories about life, FROG LEGS has something for everyone. You'll cheer, tsk-tsk, sigh, search the heavens, ache, think again, remember when?, nod knowingly, and laugh out loud. You'll recognize the ruts you're in, consider your mistakes, hear a confession, long for your chance, reach for a hug, face uncertainty, sing out, applaud, be surprised, and be grateful. You'll be unbelieving and have faith all at once, finding compassion for yourself and others. From a masterful storyteller, this extraordinary book knows what you need before you do, and what better way to grow than with a story that will become a part of you. Thirty-one wise, heartfelt, and generous slices of American li...
Roots and Branches
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The Holly Tree 2000
Chiefly the descendants of Vincent Hollingsworth who was born ca. 1752, birth place unknown. He "...lived in Wilkes/Ashe County, North Carolina in the rugged Upper New River Valley for at least thirty-four years."--p. 1. Vincent and his wife Mary (?) had 13 children. He died ca. 1816 in Ashe County, North Carolina. Descendants lived in North Carolina, Kentucky, Virginia, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas, Ohio, New York and elsewhere.
Rootstock
Semore Cunningham Jackson, son of Semore Edmund Jackson and Susan Ann Grayum, was born 10 Jan 1893 in Indian Territory, now Woodford, Carter County, Oklahoma. He married Jewel Ann Gilliam, daughter of William Luther Gilliam Jr. and Jane Savanah Vickery, on 16 Mar 1913 in Duncan, Stephens County, Oklahoma. Jewel was born 13 May 1898 in Quanah, Hardeman County, Texas. They had 7 children. Semore died 16 Mar 1960 in Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma. Jewel died 3 Nov 1991, also in Ardmore. Their descendants have lived in Oklahoma, Colorado, Texas, California and other areas in the United States. Their ancestors have lived in Texas, Arkansas, South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, and other areas in the United States.
Frog Legs
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Charles and Cynthia
Charles Baker was born in Arkansas in 1884. He married Cynthia Ann Davis and they had seven children. They lived in Oklahoma for most of their lives. Information on their descendants and their ancestral lines back into colonial America and Europe is given in this volume. Descendants now live in Kansas, Oklahoma, California, and elsewhere.
