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As Long as I Live
Joan Crofton had come to Boston to take a job at a prominent advertising agency. She loved her job -- it was stimulating and exciting -- but from the moment she had met Craig Lamont, the owner of the agency, her acquaintance with him had been marred by misunderstandings. To begin with, Craig had accused her of stealing her own drawings! Then, just as Joan begins to acknowledge her growing feelings for Craig, she finds out that he is in love with someone else. Perhaps moving from New York to Boston was just one big mistake.
Harvie's Dyke
In the early 1820s, Thomas Harvie, a newly rich, arrogant Glasgow distiller, bought Westthorn estate on the eastern edge of the city close to the north bank of the River Clyde. To establish the bounds of his property and keep out intruders, he erected two walls, the larger of which ('Harvie's Dyke') was massive, fortified and blocked a long-established pathway alongside the river. Colliers and other workers from nearby villages (many of whom regularly used the walkway) were outraged. A large crowd gathered on midsummer's evening in 1823 and set about demolishing the wall. After a cavalry charge put an end to the disturbance, dozens of the rioters were arrested and some imprisoned. But Harvie...
Ancestors and Descendants of John (Stephton) Prescott and Saloma Leanna Hammon
Gabriel Prescott married Abigail Fairist in Walton on Hill, Lancashire, England in 1715. John Sephton Prescott (1835-1874), his great-great- great-grandson, was the son of James Prescott and Mary Sephton, born in Aughton, Lancashire. James later married Margaret Westhead and Ann Rutter Horrocks and settled in Bountiful, Davis Co., Utah. John married Saloma Leanna Hammon (1845-1913) in Uinta, Weber Co., Utah and settled in Liberty, Bear Lake Co., Idaho. Her parents were Levi Hammon and Polly Chapman Bybee of Skauks Creek, Knox Co., Ohio. She was a descendant of Johan Philip Haman or Hamman, whose family settled in Northampton Co., Pennsylvania. Saloma later married William Alfred Hymas (1837-1916), the son of William and Mary Ann Atkins Hymas, originally from Rayleigh, Essex, England. Their descendants settled in California, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Washington, Colorado, Texas and elsewhere.
The Home Missionary
No. 3 of each volume contains the annual report and minutes of the annual meeting.
