by Wayne D Stout. 1960. 583p

Minerva Sagers' biography was a challenging task due to the lack of written records about her life, prompting the author to take on the responsibility of documenting her story for future generations. The Fisk family faced hardships and persecution, enduring mob violence and health issues during their migration to Caldwell County, Missouri, resulting in the loss of six family members within a short period.

The book aims to provide genealogical information for future generations, offering spiritual nourishment and comfort to those endowed with the Spirit of Elijah. The intricate family relationships are detailed in the "Table of Contents," helping readers navigate the complex family connections and understand the lineage of Minerva Sagers and her descendants. Despite the challenges in maintaining genealogical records, the book emphasizes the importance of preserving family history for spiritual growth and connection to one's roots.

The descendants of Minerva Sagers Fisk Eaton Rose have multiplied significantly over the years, with Minerva's initial six children expanding to 59 grandchildren and 339 great-grandchildren by 1939. The compilation of Minerva's biography serves as a testament to her legacy and the importance of preserving family history for future generations, highlighting the author's dedication to fulfilling this task in the absence of direct descendants willing to undertake the responsibility.