The Harrisons, witnesses and participants in Chicago history
The Kentucky roots of early Chicago
Catechist's Journal• Family Stories• Prayer• The Bible and...• Today• Yesterday
Faith Comes By Hearing
Broadcast radio, and the Good News of eternal life in Jesus
Baxter was a pioneer in a dangerous new discipline, a discipline many contemporaries died trying to perfect.
Joseph and Eleanor Adams of Henderson, Kentucky
Diphtheria in 1870s Kansas, and its tragic family consequences
George Washington Grayson was born in a Kentucky log cabin. His life was marked by multiple marriages and significant events in Bleeding Kansas and the Civil War.
Our Illinois relatives were among the first to name their sons in honor of Abraham Lincoln.
A decades-old heirloom, and the unlikely series of circumstances that led to its discovery and return.
Civil War documents connect disparate branches of our Grayson family tree, during and after the conflict.










