Adventures in the U.S. Foreign Service
1926-1934
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Dorothy Forrant's 1920s American Dream began not in the
heartland, but by leaving it. From the poverty of a Ware, Massachusetts textile
mill town, she rose to become a valued member of the US Foreign Service. Driven
by her typing skills and a year of Commercial College, she escaped the mill and
embraced the world. Her journey spanned Havana, Buenos Aires, Tokyo, and
Peiiping, placing her in contact with Charles Lindbergh, Will Rogers, and a
host of other historical figures, all while contributing to vital diplomatic
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ISBN 978-0-9722704-6-5 Publication April 2025 |
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Capturing Family History
Published Nov 2023
8.5" x 11", 394 pgs, soft cover, $28.00
Blackledges In America
(Second Edition)
A Genealogy of Blackledge/Blacklidge Descendants with Roots in
the United States of America
ISBN 978-0-9722704-1-0
This CD contains all 3,300 pages of the three-volume Second Edition in PDF Format,
plus bonus photo material not in the book.
A "Read-Me" PDF file explains how to use, read, search the material.
The price of the CD has not changed, and additional CDs sent to the same addess in the same order are 25% off.
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Blackledge
Stories
… and other BS
Anecdotes and Images from the Extended Family of Lewis H. Blackledge of Red Cloud, Nebraska. Compiled and Fact-Checked
by
Michael A Blackledge
What makes a family unique? It’s the lives they live and the stories they tell. From Annapolis to Thailand, this collection of family anecdotes, images, lessons, and relationships will inspire, surprise, and delight. Presented within the categories of Childhood Memories, Family Stories, War Stories, Passions and Pursuits, Writings and Essays, and that dreaded family area for avoidance: Religion and Politics.
Open the book anywhere -
you will discover a fascinating story.
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updated 9 March 2025