Leafing the Family Tree

Traveling over violent Atlantic Ocean storms, the pilgrims eventually land at Plymouth Rock and this particular family begins its first lineage of the New World. Facts brought to life through stories of the trials and dangers of settling in to live with Native Americans, exciting new ways of life. Young men court young women and build new lives. Descendants move toward freedom from the tyranny of England. War makes heroes out of everyday men and women. The terror of British and Hessian occupation during the Revolutionary War at its thickest, in NJ. Celebrate weddings and taste foods laden on the tables. Let the music dance in your head. Middlesex County, New Jersey was fully occupied by the British and Hessian armies from December 1776 to June 1777. The enemy still crossed into and across the area after they withdrew. The area was devastated as the Brits. The Hessians were severely and cruelly destructive on their march south from Middlesex.

Pages: 188, Paperback, Arlene Bice