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When Luke Taylor's father leaves home to fight for the South in the Civil War, it's up to Luke to be the man of the family. In Luke Taylor - Westward Bound, Luke races against time, Union soldiers, and bounty hunters on his way to join a wagon train in Independence Missouri. With only a packhorse, a few days' supply of food, and a stowaway dog, Luke heads west on a tense, adventure-filled journey of survival. Luke Taylor - Westward Bound takes readers along on a thrilling quest for freedom, peace, and ultimately, revenge. "Written in the vernacular of the time; Westward Bound brings to light the harsh reality of the period following the Civil War, the time history calls the westward migration. For many like the central character, Luke, the reality of why many came west is portrayed well . Well written, a little harsh, but a great representation of the time." Sid Hagel publisher - Wild West Gazette.  Lowell Volk is a retired software engineering manager. he lives in Pleasant View, Colorado, where he is a member of the Montezuma County Sheriff's posse. Lowell and his wife Mary Lou, have five children, Terri, Scott, Paula, Lowell Jr., and Kathy. Lowell enjoys horseback riding, deer and elk hunt, and early American history. Westward Bound |
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Richards-Yount, Norma Jean -
Learn more about Norma Jean Richards Yount
"This
is a story
that
needs to
be
told.
I am
glad
you
are
doing
it.
I
worked
with Leo
Durie:
on a daily
basis for
four
years,
and he
was a
good
man. Goldroad
was
a very
happy
time
in my
life-
a lot
of
good
people
lived
there."
Morris
Bird,
Timekeeper/
Accountant--1937
-1942
"Goldroad
was the
happiest
time of my
childhood.
My
father
made more
money
in
Goldroad than he
had
ever
made in his
life"
Joan
Bird, My
Best
Friend
"My
happiest
memories
are in Goldroad.
I look
back and
am amazed
at the
good
people
who
lived
there."
John
Sayer,
My
First Boyfriend
"Have
intended
to answer
your
dear
letter
which
have
put in
our treasure
box.
We
love
all
your
family.
Leo
always
speaks
of your
father-
and
how
much
he
helped
him
around the
mine.
"
Mrs.
Leo H.
Duriez
Wife
of Goldroad
Manager
Letter
of 24 March
1974
"We
were
poor,
but we didn't
know
it".
Cloyd
Henline |
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King, Julian - Sand in Our
Shoes: Chasing the American Dream $14.95 plus shipping & handling
Testimonials
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Robinson,Jr.,
Cleo W -
Trails to and Tales of Sanderson Texas
$26.95 Hardback plus $4 shipping & handling
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Trimble, Marshall - Marshall is the official Arizona State Historian. He has over 30 books relating to Arizona. | |
