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We are currently in the process of creating an index of feature length Legacies we have published. Please check back often as we are updating this frequently.

  Hugh Henry Austin: A Picture is Worth A Thousand Words When I was growing up in north Alabama, I loved to visit my grandparents, Rube and Dollie Morrow. Grandpa was quite a character and always had plenty of amusing tales to keep me entertained for hours.    
  Levi Branham: My Life and Travels: Through the Eyes of a Civil War Slave Levi Branham, at seventy-seven years old, tells his experiences in his own way.    
  June Brown Legacy June Brown, born September 10, 1930, thinks of her life as demarcated into a BC period and an AD period.    
  Burton Richard Coate Perkins Oklahoma: my great-great-great grandfather, Marmaduke Coate, who was born in 1738 in Newberry County, South Carolina    
  Jay Allen Doyle of Grandview, Indiana See the hole in my forehead? A barrel of lacquer thinner exploded. It blowed up and burnt over 70% of my body,    
  Sandy Williams Driver: Boilin' Cabbage Down My maternal grandfather, Ruben Champion Morrow, could "pick the taters off the vine" when he held a banjo across his knee and moved his fingers effortlessly across the five metal strings.    
  Julia Flanagan Sixty years ago Julia Flanagan was 18 years old and heartbroken.    
  Kites Chapter One: The Childhood Memories Of William Gieske I asked myself why are you writing this story of your life. I really do not have a definite answer to that question.    
  Kites Chapter Two: Continuing The Childhood Memories Of William Gieske School: I can remember starting school at Higbee School on Spring Street in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.    
  Kites Chapter Three: William Gieske's Memories of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania One day Bobby and Eddy Nebinger and I decided to go on an overnight hike.    
  Kites Chapter Four: Growing Up in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania We only lived on Seventh Avenue seven months, easy to remember. Pop (William Henry Gieseke, Sr.) had a desire to live in the country.    
  Holocaust Survivor in Our Midst: The Eva Hamlet Story Eva was born January 6, 1924, in Magdeburg, Germany to her proud parents, Dr. Julius Riese and Else Riese.    
  Kenneth HIll Story From Perkins Oklahoma: I found a treasure in that old oak tree. I found 33 gold pieces and thousands of dollars of Confederate money.    
  Marjorie Hughes: GROWING UP ON THE RAILWAY To Marjorie Hughes, there's nothing unusual about waking up every morning in a different city.    
  Melinda Long: Burnin' The Lard A mostly true story by Melinda Long; with only a few stretchers here and there.    
 

Don McKee: After Landing in Normandy

The men died in various brutal ways. Some were instantly killed by mortar blasts. Others were shot. Some lingered for a last few moments of life before slipping away.    
  Joe Mayfield: THE SLINGSHOT My first slingshot was made from a forked limb, hickory I believe, and used strips of rubber from an automobile tire inner tube for the power source. (About 18 inchs long, and one half inch wide)    
  Alma Peterson-Martin, never learned to drive. Her husband W.D. Martin lived from (1923-1994)    
  Nicolo Anthony Prato: THE WATERMELON KING Nicolo Anthony Prato was born on October 14, 1927, in his grandfather's home in the Bronx.    
  William Alvis Proctor:A Family of Florida Sharecroppers I was born William Alvis Proctor in High Springs, Florida, on October 26, 1927, and as a boy I was known as "Billy."    
Chapter 1 Fannie L. Prothro: A Glance At The Past Fannie Lillian Terry was born in Crecy, Texas (Trinity County) January 5, 1895    
  Rosa Jackson Rains "I, Rosa Jackson, was born January 7,1900.    
  Paul Revere and His Son We have all heard about Paul Revere making his famous ride, but this story goes a little deeper into the man, and how his actions affected his family.    
  Legacy of Andrew J. Riley My Mother remarried Andrew J. Riley after 7 year of being a widow with 2 girls.     
  Legacy of Louis Tesio Louis Tesio was born in New York on July 29, 1896.    
  Josephine Elizabeth (Betty) Wagaman A long time ago, in the Depression area, she was sent away to what some people would call an orphanage or a youth home or a county home.    
  Gilbert Weaver of Rockport, Indiana My dad was born in 1912, February the 12th of I think 1912 and he was born in Daviess County Kentucky.    
  Thelma Wenzel: A Life Dedicated to Medical Science At 88, she still paints, gardens, attends religious meetings, and entertains at her home in Park Hill in North Little Rock.    
  Troy Indiana History By Stephen Saalman