Wednesday, 4 June 2008
One of the most interesting historical events that happened in my hometown was the arrival of the American Confederates in 1800's.
Jennings, Waughons, Hemmingtons, Rikers and several other families arrived here in a search of a better life than the one they ended up having after the American Civil War. I now have the chance to learn more about it working with Jennifer Davis, an american writer from Alabama. She lived in Rio de Janeiro some ten years ago and on the 14th she is arriving for a ten day staying in Santarém. During her quite short staying with us, she will be visiting Bosque Santa Lucia with Steven Alexander, and I wil be leading her to Taperinha, Pajussara and a few descendants homes for short interviews. I think such books place Santarem well in the world history stage. Read more about her at http://www.jennifersdavis.com/about.html
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Jennings, Waughons, Hemmingtons, Rikers and several other families arrived here in a search of a better life than the one they ended up having after the American Civil War. I now have the chance to learn more about it working with Jennifer Davis, an american writer from Alabama. She lived in Rio de Janeiro some ten years ago and on the 14th she is arriving for a ten day staying in Santarém. During her quite short staying with us, she will be visiting Bosque Santa Lucia with Steven Alexander, and I wil be leading her to Taperinha, Pajussara and a few descendants homes for short interviews. I think such books place Santarem well in the world history stage. Read more about her at http://www.jennifersdavis.com/about.html
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Gil Serique: Windsurf and Wildlife In the Amazon at 08:59 Labels: Jennifer Davis and her infant Jubal in NYC
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