Arthur D Greene Jr

DeGraftenreed Family Dynasty 1825 to 1969 Greenwood to Spiro to Kaw Point Arthur D Greene Jr

A grandfather's fishing trip with his young grandson unlocks the key to an unknown family dynasty and a true Queen Mother. This work is the genalogical history of a pre-civil war Arkansas family that is dispersed to Choctaw Indian Territory and later to Rattlebone Holler in Kansas City, Kansas. The author is the grandson of a true Holy Man of God who is the son of a Holy Man of God and who's grandmother was the Queen of the DeGraftenreed Dynasty from 1825 until 1969. This work is well suited for today's DNA driven culture as well as those seeking for a spiritual tie to family members long deceased. A primer for grandparents needing a forum or platform to begin the discussion of "grandpa tell me what it was like when you were a boy." This work is well suited for elementary and middle school studies dealing with slavery and the after effects of slave life on the black family. Religious students will be drawn to the personality of a black missionary taking the gospel to the Indian Nation (Vol. II) and establishing the early church in the mid-west and northwest Arkansas.