May 18, 2019, Update - Memorial Day Weekend

May 25, 2019, Update - Memorial Day Weekend

One post at HubPages this week plus a bonus post in Weston Wagons West series:

1. Jake Patton recalled activities in the valley of 1841:

https://hubpages.com/literature/Jake-Patton-Memoirs-JP21-Jake-Saw-New-County-And-Township-Formed-In-1841

2. Restarting a family history series in 1800 in the old Northwest Territory, in Marietta, Ohio:

https://hubpages.com/literature/Weston-Wagons-West-Episode-F2-Ferrel-Weston-Family-In-Marietta-Ohio-Area

In June I will begin curating Oak Springs stories from 1876 forward… come join us and watch it grow!

Subscription only $1 per month… become a Patron, today.

Each Wednesday and Friday, we are posting, for Patrons, the final stories from ‘The Founding’ of Oak Springs along with related stories from the early days of Oak Springs. Join us, today. By joining, you can read each and all of the past postings on ‘The Founding.’ These postings tell the earliest stories of Oak Springs and the people who lived there in the order these events occurred. We are currently approaching the Civil War period…

See: https://www.patreon.com/HomeplaceSagas

BECOME A PATRON… of our creative writing. A great New Year gift to yourself and to us here at “The Homepage Saga” series of family-related, historical fiction stories. Only a dollar a month…new material added weekly, along with the Wednesday and Friday posting of The Founding stories… each only available to Patrons.

Come, join us! ;-)

The Patreon program provides a curated (systemized) presentation of our stories and a single content library, over time. Can you support this effort? I’ll be spending a little more time here, as we go forward…

We also have discussions about the stories. I hope you will join us in these conversations. 

I hope you continue to enjoy these stories. If you do, leave a note, here or elsewhere…

Enjoy! ;-)

May 18, 2019, Update

May 18, 2019, Update

One post at HubPages this week:.

1. Jake Patton recalled activities in the valley of 1840:

https://hubpages.com/literature/Jake-Patton-Memoirs-JP20-Jake-Looked-Back-to-1840

I normally take a break after 20 episodes, but 21 is ready for next week, so we’ll keep going…

In June I will begin curating Oak Springs stories from 1876 forward… come join us and watch it grow! 

Just $1 per month.

Each Wednesday and Friday, we are posting, for Patrons, the final stories from ‘The Founding’ of Oak Springs along with related stories from the early days of Oak Springs. Join us, today. By joining, you can read each and all of the past postings on ‘The Founding.’ These postings tell the earliest stories of Oak Springs and the people who lived there in the order these events occurred. We are currently approaching the Civil War period…

See: https://www.patreon.com/HomeplaceSagas

BECOME A PATRON… of our creative writing. A great New Year gift to yourself and to us here at “The Homepage Saga” series of family-related, historical fiction stories. Only a dollar a month…new material added weekly, along with the Wednesday and Friday posting of The Founding stories… each only available to Patrons.

Come, join us! ;-)

The Patreon program provides a curated (systemized) presentation of our stories and a single content library, over time. Can you support this effort? I’ll be spending a little more time here, as we go forward…

We also have discussions about the stories. I hope you will join us in these conversations. 

I hope you continue to enjoy these stories. If you do, leave a note, here or elsewhere…

Enjoy! ;-)

New Opportunity - Offer from Bill Smith (William Leverne Smith - Dr. Bill)!!!

New Opportunity

Offer from Bill Smith (William Leverne Smith - Dr. Bill)!!!

Do you sometimes long for the ‘good old days’ of the 1870s?

Would you have liked to live back in the 1870s?

Come back with me now to the Centennial of our nation. It is 1876. 

Pa and Ma King and their 4 children are getting a fresh start after surviving the Civil War. 

Oak Springs, in a valley of the southern Missouri Ozark Mountains, is slowly rebuilding after gangs and marauders of the Civil War turned the valley back to nature. Every building had been destroyed, burned to the ground. But some of those early settlers, from the 1830s and 1840s, had returned to start over again on their farms and in the town they had loved before the war. 

The King family is very representative of the resilience required to start fresh on the American frontier. It took smart, hard-working people, men and women, to build a farming community where there was none. These are their stories. 

Why you may want to subscribe, and become a Patron at just $1 per month:

1. Twice weekly, curated enjoyable reading - each 1,000-1,800 words… Wed and Fridays
2. Opportunity to comment on each story, with response from the author to each comment
3. Free access to over 50 curated articles on The Founding (1833-1876) already available to each Patron.

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May 11, 2019, Update - Happy Mother’s Day!

May 11, 2019, Update - Happy Mother’s Day!

One post at HubPages this week:.

1. Jake Patton recalled activities in the valley of 1839:

https://hubpages.com/literature/Jake-Patton-Memoirs-JP19-Jake-Looked-Back-To-1839

Watch for Special Announcement of Upcoming Events

Each Wednesday and Friday, we are posting, for Patrons, the earliest stories from ‘The Founding’ of Oak Springs along with related stories from the early days of Oak Springs. Join us, today. By joining, you can read each and all of the past postings on ‘The Founding.’ These postings tell the earliest stories of Oak Springs and the people who lived there in the order these events occurred. We are currently approaching the Civil War period…

See: https://www.patreon.com/HomeplaceSagas

BECOME A PATRON… of our creative writing. A great gift to yourself and to us here at “The Homepage Saga” series of family-related, historical fiction stories. Only a dollar a month…new material added weekly, along with the Wednesday and Friday posting of The Founding stories… each only available to Patrons.

Come, join us! ;-)

The Patreon program provides a curated (systemized) presentation of our stories and a single content library, over time. Can you support this effort? I’ll be spending a little more time here, as we go forward…

We also have discussions about the stories. I hope you will join us in these conversations. 

I hope you continue to enjoy these stories. If you do, leave a note, here or elsewhere…

Enjoy! ;-)

May 4, 2019, Update - May the 4th be with you!

May 4, 2019, Update - May the 4th be with you!

One post at HubPages this week:.

1. Jake Patton recalled activities in the valley of 1838:

https://hubpages.com/literature/Jake-Patton-Memoirs-JP18-Jake-Discussed-the-Events-of-1838

Each Wednesday and Friday, we are posting, for Patrons, the earliest stories from ‘The Founding’ of Oak Springs along with related stories from the early days of Oak Springs. Join us, today. By joining, you can read each and all of the past postings on ‘The Founding.’ These postings tell the earliest stories of Oak Springs and the people who lived there in the order these events occurred. We are currently approaching the Civil War period…

See: https://www.patreon.com/HomeplaceSagas

BECOME A PATRON… of our creative writing. A great New Year gift to yourself and to us here at “The Homepage Saga” series of family-related, historical fiction stories. Only a dollar a month…new material added weekly, along with the Wednesday and Friday posting of The Founding stories… each only available to Patrons.

Come, join us! ;-)

The Patreon program provides a curated (systemized) presentation of our stories and a single content library, over time. Can you support this effort? I’ll be spending a little more time here, as we go forward…

We also have discussions about the stories. I hope you will join us in these conversations. 

I hope you continue to enjoy these stories. If you do, leave a note, here or elsewhere…

Enjoy! ;-)