Heritage Of Hope And Sacrifice: The Remarkable Journeys Of Rev. William Levington

Religion & Spirituality

Chandler, Phyllis L.

Worship & Devotion

Willow Bend Books

When Avery Thomas inherits D Allen Designs she must piece together the tattered shreds of her life after the death of her best friend. Now she's mending broken family relationships, cutting through financial difficulties, and fabricating a new romantic relationship.As the attorney for D Allen Designs, Tyler Anderson is fully aware of the challenges Avery faces and he's in awe of her resilience. For Avery, he's bent the law and compromised his prayers for a wife. After wanting her for so long, she's finally his. But he can't continue living on this side of the seam. Can they weave the remnants of life and love together? Or will their chance at love end up on the cutting room floor?

Love's Remnant by Regena Bryant (2014-08-02)

Regena Bryant

<p>Dewey Wilson Thurman has finally met the woman he's been waiting for. Dr. Regina Lawson, the hottest speaker on the women's empowerment speaking circuit. Her simple message resonates with the younger generation, a demographic he's finding difficult to reach; and that includes his daughters. Regina is a classy, confident woman with a high standard. She's going to make him work for it. And he's up for the challenge. Regina Lawson is ecstatic, the Crown Prince of Gospel Music, is working overtime to charm her, with a mix of old-fashioned charm, with a touch of hip-hop forwardness. She's enjoying the courtship but, the man has five daughters, two ex-wives, and a superstar lifestyle that does not fit with the quiet season of life she's planning with her sons. When Dewey sees major troubles ahead for one or more of the seven young people in their lives, Regina backs away. She believes the trouble is coming for his girls. And she's a self-declared no-more-drama mama. Can Dewey convince Regina that love and family is worth walking through the pending storm? Because he also knows a season of joy will follow.</p>

The September Standard

Literature & Fiction

Bryant, Regena

United States

Legislation enacted by both the General Assembly of Virginia and the Confederate Congress along with Confederate war records reflected the African Americans participation, free and enslaved, to meet the Confederacy's agricultural, military, and technological demands. Compiled from records at the Library of Congress and the National Archives and Records Administration, In View of the Great Want of Labor includes a chronology of the Confederacy's Legislative Sessions and the Secret Sessions, regarding the use of African Americans, free and slave, during the Civil War. Rare letters, photographs, newspaper advertisements, and a register of Free Negroes, Enrolled and Detailed, May 1864-January 1865, Bureau of Conscription, Virginia are included. This reference book provides insight into extensive involvement and the role of African Americans in the South, especially in the Commonwealth of Virginia, including contains the names of over 1,800 persons, their age, description, nativity, enlistment and assignment is included.

In View of the Great Want of Labor: A Legislative History of African American Conscription in the Confederacy

History

Ingram, E. Renée

Americas

Originally published in the quarterly Bulletin of the Virginia State Library (Volume 7, Nos. 2 and 3 (1914):33-263). The titles of the maps are in chronological order-starting in 1590 to 1914-with thirteen appendices. Contents include the following map topics: Virginia and Maryland; politics, military, United States Engineer Office in Richmond, Virginia; Post Routes; United States Engineer Offices in Washington and in Norfolk; boundary line between Maryland and Virginia in 1861; lost war maps of the Confederacy; Confederate Engineer Department; files at the Virginia Historical Society Library; files of the Virginia State Highway Commission; Board of Public Works; Railway Corporations; and the Virginia Land Office plats.

Maps Relating to Virginia: In the Virginia State Library and Other Departments of the Commonwealth, with the 17th and 18th Century Atlas-maps in the Library of Congress

Politics & Social Sciences

Earl G. Swem

Social Sciences

Berks County Church Records of the 18th Century

Wright, F. Edward

Historical Study & Educational Resources

A listing of some 6000 free blacks with their ages, enumerated by a law passed by the Maryland Legislature in 1832. Many listed in family groups. 1991, 8½x11, paper, index, 97 pp.

Free Blacks in Harford, Somerset, and Talbot counties, Maryland, 1832

Meyer, Mary Keysor

New Castle County, Delaware land records, 1762-1765

Garrett, Carol J.

Reference

This is meant to be a history of one company from rural Georgia, composed of ordinary men, probably representative of most companies in the Army of Northern Virginia. It was impossible to separate the company from the regiment and to seperate the regiment from the brigade, so this is to a certain degree a history of the Blanchard-Wright-Sorrel Brigade. 2000, 5½x8½, paper, index, 336 pp.

Company C of the Twenty-second Georgia Infantry Regiment in Confederate service

Herring, Dorothy Holland

Church and Cemetery Records Volume 4

Patricia A. Fogle

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