Our Friends of the Library of the Apalachicola Library Society hosts. I’ll be speaking on the writing process, fielding questions, and signing books.

One of the Judges for History Fair Projects

“Yankees in the Courthouse” Q & A

Near Sutler’s Row, join me and author Diane Swearingen, who wrote “The Smallest Tadpole’s War in the Land of Mysterious Waters” and “The Edge of Devil’s Hammock.”

Join me and author Diane Swearingen, who wrote “The Smallest Tadpole’s War in the Land of Mysterious Waters” and “The Edge of Devil’s Hammock” near Sutler’s Row.

A launch event for “Yankees in the Courthouse: A Florida Civil War & Reconstruction Biograpy,” Book 3 in the Palmetto Pioneers Series

At Vintage Treasures, Yankees in the Courthouse Book Signing, Reading, plus Meet & Greet the Author

Featured Author at Wakulla County Historical Association’s Christmas Open House at the Museum and Archives. Meet-Greet-Signing

Featured Author at Wakulla County Historical Association’s Christmas Open House at the Museum and Archives. Meet-Greet-Signing

Yankees in the Courthouse available for purchase.

Presentation about the History of the Monticello Woman’s Clubhouse, which was built in Territorial Florida two blocks north of the Monticello Courthouse about 1831.

Presentation on the Settler’s Migration from South Carolina to Monticello.

No Name Book Club Speaker

Book 2 in the Palmetto Pioneers Series is a FAPA President’s Award Medalist

Joining a Tallahassee book club for a discussion of the first two books in the “Palmetto Pioneers” series.

Speaking About the History of Monticello and Jefferson County

The Second Book in the Palmetto Pioneers series is a finalist and the winners will be announced.

William and Mary Andrew’s son Henry moved to Texas.

Speaking on What I’m Doing to Bring the Third Book in for Publishing

Monticello Kiwanis, Jefferson Country Club, Monticello, FL

Speaking on “Finding Your Jefferson County Roots”

Presentation on the Civil War & Reconstruction in Jefferson County

Presentation on Writing, Editing, & Publishing the Third Book in the Palmetto Pioneers Series

A presentation about the books and also some human interest stories I found about the Palmerwhile researching for the series.

Join me on Facebook, LIVE, on Saturday, December 7th at 10 a.m. as I read four excerpts from my first book in the "Palmetto Pioneers" series. All four center on the events leading up to and including the holidays between 1835 and 1843.

Get a sneak peek into what it was like for these Florida pioneer settlers during their holidays. Find out how they decorated and celebrated and what happened to them and their state.

Whether you are a fan of the book or are new to the series, you will not want to miss this immersive experience. Tune in and learn what it was like to live in Florida before it became a state.

Notice the Change in Date—I am now the November Speaker. Entitled “Count Your Blessings,” I will talk about my personal spiritual journey.

“Finding Your Florida Roots” to be held in Senate Chamber of the Florida HIstoric Capitol Museum to celebrate American Archives Month by connecting with archival records and learning about the stories they can tell. I’ll be on a panel to share my success and strategies for finding familiar connections using historical documents from national, state, and local archives.

Meeting at 11:30 a.m., Monticello Chamber of Commerce