Anyone researching their family history hopes to find more than names and dates. Corena, a wealthy Seattle socialite is no different. In a 1957 newspaper interview she tells of her genealogy project, and that she has decided to make public her findings. Her granmother, Molly Rosebrook age 92, reads the interview and asks Corena to visit her. Molly gives Corena a diary kept by Molly's parents, Corena's Great Grandparents. Read along with Corena the 1865-68 diary written during Molly's first three years. It is a story of romance, smuggling, poaching, death, prospecting, outlaws, Indians, escape...