This deals with the McMonagle, Sullivan, Perrott and Acton families.

Goosebumps Galore! The name Bhutnath (Lord of Ghosts) in itself hints at the shadowy and mysterious world of spirits and dark entities.Our protagonist, Mr. Bhutnath's persona of an ordinary middle-class Bengali belies his deep knowledge of music, literature and philosophy as well as his mastery over the paranormal. A few of these letters, haunted life experiences and his keen insights make for the fascinating and spooky stories in this book, Ten Ghostly Tales and Mr. Bhutnath's Letters. A hearty storyteller, Mr. Bhutnath's simple, but unique narrative style blurs the boundary between the living and dead, guaranteeing goosebumps and thrills for you, the reader. Though the incidents are true, the author has deliberately changed some names and places for protecting privacy.

The bibliographic holdings of family histories at the Library of Congress. Entries are arranged alphabetically of the works of those involved in Genealogy and also items available through the Library of Congress.

For one young boy, a box full of nothing is a ticket to adventure While skipping school, James sees his mother on the street. He ducks inside an abandoned store, where an aged shopkeeper asks what he wants to buy. When James says “nothing,” the old man sells it to him: a heavy cardboard box stuffed full of top-quality nothing. James tries to explain this to his mother, but she doesn’t believe him and throws the box over the fence and into the dump. He sneaks in to retrieve his new possession—and finds himself trapped in another world. The dump is an eerie place populated by hyperintelligent rats, monstrous seagulls, and a very clever pile of garbage called the Burra. Once it was a thriving community, but something strange has happened, and the dump has become stuck in time. To get back home, James must help the Burra save the dump—using all the nothing he can find. This ebook features an illustrated personal history of Peter Dickinson including rare images from the author’s collection.

Includes section "About books".

This volume critically examines sources of evidence and material from the archive that historically have been used to tell southern Africa’s pre-colonial story.

Polly loves to hear stories from her grandmother about the olden days, and she writes about them to her penpal Jez, who can only learn about her grandmother through the letters she left behind.