Lamborn

The book of the Lamborn family written in 1894 is a personal family story about the evolution of America from colonies, to states, to a nation, and the personal stories that perfectly captures the struggles and achievements of a people through America's rich history. This revision was undertaken because the story of this family is valuable and something to take pride in and something that those who are living should know and those who are young can set their hearts and minds. Original images have been restored. Pictures have been added to the book capturing the many wonderful stories. Many of the poems from the book have been turned into songs that can be accessed from the book along with audio narratives and artifacts. There is some updated information with a more thorough etymology of the family name and origin.
This family began before the America was a country. It was colonies. Not all of them were English. There are stories from the American Revolution. There are stories of Abraham Lincoln's contemporaries when he was a young practicing attorney. Stories of inventors and discoveries. Stories of indians and settlers and of an Indian Chief through the Trail of Tears. Stories of Presidents Ulysses S. Grant and William McKinley. There are Civil War stories; and stories of the Underground Railroad, the rise of the industrial age, artists an craftsmen, and all together they provide a rich tapestry of American history through the eyes of a family that lived it and recorded it.