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It is 231 years old this year. Built in 1790, during President George Washington's second term, it is known as the Stevens Estate. The Georgian Gothic five-room, two-story classic post and beam construction front to the home was added in 1810, by the well-known builder, Nathan Marden, as well as a three-story barn built with stalls for horses and cattle. In 1865 William Stevens, the fifth of seven children born in Mont Vernon, purchased the ho...

This book traces the Meads' history back 842 years to Normandy, the Chaneys' 1100 years, also to Normandy, the Whiteheads' 500 years to England, and the McKernans' 200 years to Ireland.

This book traces the Mead family's heritage back nearly 1200 years to the 911 settling in Neustria (Normandy) by the Vikings. The Meads' history is traced back 842 years to Normandy, the Chaneys' 1100 years also to Normandy, the Whiteheads' 500 years to England, and the McKernans' 200 years to Ireland.

The Farmers' Cabinet on 14 January 1887 reporting his death stated, "For nearly twenty-two years he occupied this elegant residence in a manner befitting a gentleman farmer of taste and wealth." The Stevens family continued to live here until 1940, when the last of their descendants, passed away. Built in 1790, during President George Washington's second term, it is known as the Stevens Estate. The Georgian Gothic five-room, two-story classic ...

The first book, Child of The Devil's Garden is the autobiographical adventures of first 17 years of a young boy's life, born and raised during the lumbering industry's boom in the high, rugged, most northeastern county of California. It is a combination of personal stories of growing up, along with a mixture of historical facts about the area, including the Modoc Indian War and the Big Lakes Logging Camp. Beyond Devil's Garden is the second in...

Beyond Devil's Garden is the second in a series of autobiographical stories of this young boy as he comes to manhood, continually chasing varying adventures. It is full of stories of an array of interesting characters that are met, high-tech companies, sports cars, cowboy bars, stagecoach adventures, sailing, and careers, over the next thirty years of his life.

The Harry Cunningham branch of the clan can be traced back 1000 years to the farmer Friskin, and 963 years ago in 1057 A.D. during a time of turmoil in Scotland, for services to King Malcom III of Scotland, the Cunningham familyÕs rise to nobility began.

CHILD OF THE DEVIL'S GARDEN is the autobiographical adventures of a young boy, born and raised during the lumbering industry's boom in the high, rugged, most northeastern county in California. Modoc County is home to the Devil's Garden, a mile-high, expansive, prehistoric lava flow plateau covering an area of a half-million acres. It is rich in stories of the history of settling the Northwest and of bloody warfare upon the Devil's Garden. The ...

Apollonius of Tyana was a Greek Pythagorean philosopher and teacher. He hailed from the town of Tyana in the Roman province of Cappadocia in Asia Minor. He was roughly a contemporary of Jesus. At the age of 20 Apollonius began a five year silence, after the completion of this term of silence he traveled to Mesopotamia and Iran. After his death his name remained famous among philosophers and occultists. To the student of the origins of Christia...

George Robert Stow Mead, nasce a Nuneaton (Inghilterra) nel 1863. Profondo studioso dei Misteri dell'antichità, è autore di numerosi scritti soprattutto di carattere gnostico, fra cui il famoso Frammenti di una fede dimenticata. La presente opera - pubblicata nel 1910 e tradotta in italiano alcuni anni più tardi - merita di essere riproposta per il valore e l'attualità dei suoi contenuti: essa si compone di un insieme di saggi in cui l'autore ...

Apollonius of Tyana was a Greek Pythagorean philosopher and teacher. He hailed from the town of Tyana in the Roman province of Cappadocia in Asia Minor. He was roughly a contemporary of Jesus. At the age of 20 Apollonius began a five year silence, after the completion of this term of silence he traveled to Mesopotamia and Iran. After his death his name remained famous among philosophers and occultists. To the student of the origins of Christia...