The Lawrence Exeter Family

The Winchester family, John (44), Mary (43), Dean (17), and Sam (15), have come to therapy to seek help for various issues. John and Mary are on the verge of divorce; Dean is skipping school, fighting, and shoplifting, and Sam has withdrawn completely from the family. The family was ordered to attend therapy after the Military Police (MPs) responded to a call from neighbors after an especially loud verbal altercation between John and Dean, in which John threatened to physically harm Dean if he did not leave the premises. John was order to move into the barracks and Mary is threatening to file for divorce.

While on the bus the week of 08/17/15, Mattie bumped her head while sitting in her sister’s lap. The child had a gash in her head that bled all over the bus. Mattie may have needed stitches but she was not taken for medical treatment. The bus driver stopped the bleeding and bandaged the child’s wounds; the driver also told Mr. Cleveland what had happened and suggested she be taken to see a doctor. It was rumored that Mr. Cleveland did not take Mattie for treatment and made statements that she would be okay. The reporter believes there may have been a knot on the child’s head from a previous injury and the accident reopened the wound. An incident report was completed and submitted to Ms. Rush. On 08/26/15, Taylor was seen with a brown paper

Edward Good enlisted in the Union Army on 14 July 1862 in Clarksville, Indiana as a Corporal in Company “I” in the seventy-fifth regiment of Indiana volunteers. By the end of November 1862, he was dead in hospital at Louisville, Kentucky of pneumonia.

1/2 hours later, 15 year old Brenton Butler is arrested by Jacksonville police. Everything was against him he is identified by the only witness, Mr Stephens (Mrs. Stephens husband). For the investigators and the media who cover the story, it is just another messed up kid, just another wasted life. But when the case for the defense comes into the hands the lawyers, the story comes to be quite so usual. The boy states that he is innocent. He has bruises on his face. He tells that the detectives & officers beat him up and forced him to a confession out of him. & the one who hit the hardest is a certain Glover, Sheriff of Jacksonville. Everyone police, media and public opinion is ready to sentence Brenton Butler, but Patrick McGuinness begins a battle to restore his client's rights and to point an accusing finger at those he considers to be the real culprits detectives Williams, Glover and

Lawrence Exeter Junior had been born in the heat of the day on September 2, 1903. He was different from the day he was born. His rich parents sensed something was wrong, for parents usually can sense things about their child. Therefore, the day after he was born, Marie and Lawrence Exeter took the newborn to Dr.

John (1735-1826) and Abigail (1744-1818) Adams were the second President and First Lady. John Adams served as the first vice president to George Washington, United States minister to the Netherlands, United States envoy to France. He served in congress for three years and served one term as president. Abigail Adams was a fairly active first lady, and was involved in some of the politics.

During the early eighteen hundreds, many southerners entangled themselves and their families in the Civil War. The Civil War caused many men to turn against one another, and the war affected family life as well. “Approximately 620,000 soldiers died from combat, accident, starvation, and disease during the Civil War.” Most of the battles took place in the South, though some did take place in the North and the West. Southern politics and government changed greatly during this time with the new focus on winning the war. Women grabbed onto new opportunities opened up to them by the war. The members of the Barry / Bradford family strongly supported the Confederacy and actively involved themselves in the politics of this time as well. The Barry

Wendell Phillips was born on November 29th, 1811. This marvelous young boy was born in Boston, Massachusetts (“The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica”). He was raised by a wealthy, aristocratic family. His father, John Phillips, was an American politician and the mayor of Boston from 1822 to 1823. As a result of his father being in politics, his family had high hopes for Wendell to follow in his footsteps.

Jacob Lawrence was born on September 7, 1917 in New Jersey. Growing up in the Great Depression, his family was very poor. He lived with his mother and two younger siblings in a house full of crazy, mismatched, colorful décor because of their lack of money. However, these colors fascinated young Jacob Lawrence. His colorful home décor was eventually what inspired his color schemes and meaningful art. Later in his childhood his mother put him in foster care along with his younger siblings because she could not afford to raise them on her own.

First off, Friar Lawrence married Romeo and Juliet in secret. This might have seemed like a good idea at the time. Really, all he was wanting to do was to stop the Montague and Capulet feud. But when you really look at it, it was a very stupid idea. How could he not see that marrying them would cause even more problems.

When he got out of college is when he left Arkansas for Nashville Tennessee to try to become famous. While he was up there he worked as an iron worker, an I phone sales man, and attended talent shows to earn enough money to stay in Nashville while he was trying to get his music career straitened out. But one Saturday night at a talent show he met Wanda Collier, a music publisher. Tracy and Wanda got together and started doing some shows and writing songs. One night he was playing a gig in Bluebird Cafe where he met Wayne Edwards. Wayne secured Lawrence a record deal with Atlantic Records. After Lawrence settled down in Nashville he married a barrel racer by the name of Frances Weather-ford, but a year after they were together Tracy got a divorce with her in 1996. the year Tracy and Frances got a divorce he married another beautiful young woman named Stacie Drew, but there marriage ended in a divorce as so. In 2000 Tracy married his third wife witch stuck, and they now have 2 daughters

Harry S. Truman was born May 8, 1884 in Lamar, Missouri and grew up near Independence. The young Truman enjoyed his youth on the family farm with his younger

Louis Armstrong was born on August 4, 1901 in New Orleans, Louisiana which is famously known as the birth place of jazz. Armstrong was born into a very poor family in a rough area in New Orleans. His father was a factory worker who abandoned the family soon after Armstrong was born. Consequently, he was raised by his

The Blackford family was the first family that I interviewed. The family consists of three members. Brenda Blackford, the mother, is 53 years old and is a pre-school teacher at Methodist Temple Children’s Center of Evansville, Indiana. Brenda dropped out of college to be with her now husband, and the father, Kurt Blackford. Kurt is 56 years old and is a lot manager at the auto dealership of D-Patrick Nissan, also in Evansville, IN. They have an 18 year old daughter, Caitlin Blackford, who attends Indiana University Bloomington as a freshman. Both parents, and daughter, are Caucasian.

Just as she was about to continue reading, her cell phone went off, she saw that it was her friend Jennifer, so she didn’t answer. She was so engrossed in her mother’s diary that she squirmed in the chair to find a better position so she could get comfortable, and in doing this a newspaper clipping fell out. The heading read: