This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
The Embroidery Worker and the Mexican Connection
Mary Redfield, a poor embroiderer in Boston, helps her sick father with small purchases and gains work for her art. She encounters her wealthy cousin and a Mexican exile, Casavona, whose growing status and romance intertwine with Mary’s life, leading to love, social collision, and a dramatic revelation years later at a Mexican court with the President.
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Ater
Family Grocery
Michel
Sill
Neopian Aris
Mary Heart
William Redfield
Mary
Eadith
God
Avery Lane
Thys Lane
Meum
Tuum
Illiam Jeld
P. R
Platt Redfield
Tremons Street
Baron Reidville
Ann Nally
Reidville
Mrs. Curtis
Miss Redfield
Sear
Senor
Macy
Jane
Mia
Curtis
Ja. Curtis
Ophelia Aun
Frances
Marty
Ils
Hanieobdheter
Don Francisco Herrera Caravena
Mexico
Boston
Palmore
Bouniard
Palmero
Redfield
Casaveua
Casavona
Vera Cruz
Affine
Plaw Redfield
Mr. Casavona
Casayona
Mr. Casayona
Casavena
William
Nova
Puy
Dir
Mr. Casnona
Horn
Casayena
Mrs.Townes
Mrs. Townes
Curiosity Patel
Abe
Breartes
Williaen
Miraius
Minis Tsteil iv
Ardiak
Edith
Maury
Mar
United States
Nation
Jenses
Senora
Frances Redfield
Benesind Fein
Maria
Mi Alev
Gorpeots
Siac
Mery
Palmers
Julie
Ely
Aonleidd
Alana
Keengarre
Priday
Ste Hgil
Whytele
Williem
Simager
Tina
Tries
Herah
Biscon
New Orleans
Jude Wiltinmenerd
Bexton
Hiewift
Herren Casavena
Europe
Republic
Russia
Shin
Herrera
Corsarona
Coursin
Senora Herrera
Mary Redfield
Indies
the Republic