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|  | | Manhattan Seeds of the Big Apple EBOOK
Manhattan Seeds of the Big Apple by Gloria Waldron Hukle is now available for your Kindle via Amazon.com
Manhattan Seeds of the Big Apple is available for Kindle for PC or Kindle for iphone, Kindle Black Berry, Kindle for iPad and will soon also be available at B&N for the Nook, etc.
All books by Gloria Waldron Hukle continue to be available in both hard and soft cover at your favorite book seller. | |  | | Manhattan: Seeds of the Big Apple
Manhattan Seeds of the Big Apple is the well researched story of the Holland born Waldron Family who lived during the mid-1600s near the corner of what is today Wall Street and Broadway.
In l653, lower Manhattan was a Dutch community of about 120 houses, its people protected by a fort and a log wall which stood as a defense against attack. Today's Wall Street follows the line of that ancient plank wall. Sheriff Resolved Waldron, his wife Tennake, and their children lived at the present day crossing of Wall Street and Broadway. There, along with them on Block B, across the street from the Dutch West India Company's enormous garden, resided Augustine Herrman, Peter Schaefbanck, the jailor, Hendrick Hendricksen, and Domine (clergy) Samuel Drisius. Resolved Waldron wasn't in Ne | |  | | The Diary of a Northern Moon
A 20th Century mystery, The Diary of a Northern Moon is the second of the Waldron series which began with Manhattan Seeds of the Big Apple.
A small town boy, he was raised in the environmental green of northeastern New York State...But, who really was Ben Waldron? The road to this point has been long and zigzagging for Tena Waldron. Yearning to discover more about her father, Ben Waldron, who died when she was very young, Tena is drawn into an enigmatic journey that leads her to the small Adirondack Mountain town of North Creek. Here, Tena expected to find answers, but it appears that the harder she tries to piece together the puzzle of her father's life, less and less seems to fit. | |  | | Threads An American Tapestry
This is the story of Margaret, an early l8th century woman and a few who dislike her, for reasons that haven't changed among humankind since time began
span style="font-family: Courier New">Margaret Vandenberg, the tall, plain-featured Colonial offspring of Holland immigrant, Garret Vandenberg, and his Native American wife, is standing on the threshold. The door she is about to open is midway down the corridor of her life. Reaching for the latch, she is about to leave behind many rooms that are filled with heartbreak and unswered questions only to encounter what may well be the greatest challenge of her life./span>
"Threads An American Tapestry" is a unique mix of New York Hudson Valley colonials, both Europ |
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