This book is a record of Eleanor Aiken's (Wicker, Thompson, Aiken) life as she lived it, detailing her hardships and successes. Her writing of this book of memories wasn't written to please anyone, just an effort to record her ups, downs, as she went through her life doing things, as she says -Her Way It is a part of the Wicker Family History; it was written by Eleanor to be shared with her children and everyone who interacted with her during her life. In truth, this book will not please everyone nor an attempt to white wash actions taken, it was primarily written to explain to everyone as...

This book is the second in this series about a fictional family that migrated to the new world in the 1700's. In the telling of their story I have included the family's earliest records, beginning in 1725, which is journal written by the family's founder's daughter. I have tried to tell the story of this fictional family, its growth and its troubles as it searched for freedom and their effort to pay forward to the communities wherein they found themselves as they searched, to make the world around them a better place to live, love and grow.

This is an autobiography written with the sole purpose of leaving a record the history of the life of Ronald Wicker, for his family, but more specifically for his granddaughter. This story begins at the earliest memories of Ronald Wicker's life.

This is the third book in this series, a fictional saga of a family that came to the U.S. in the 1800's, searching for a better place to live and to create a world where those around them could enjoy freedom.