by Gary L Shumway. 1974. 72p

The document contains a mix of personal recollections, family dynamics, and historical events. It describes childhood memories in Mexico, including Pasteur's remedy for animal bites, Grandpa's funeral, and childhood games. The narrative also touches on family dynamics, polygamous raids, and the decision to leave Mexico. Additionally, it mentions the experience of working for Nancy Stocks in Jewitt and John Rogers' missionary work and dedication to his cow outfit.

Furthermore, the document includes Sister Rogers' recollections shared in an oral history project. It discusses the family's experiences during the war, including Milt's return home and the anticipation of Arthur being shipped back. The emotional turmoil of receiving news about Arthur's missing plane and subsequent death is also highlighted. The narrative provides insights into the family's reactions and the impact of wartime losses on their lives.