by Jessie L. Lofland (Author)
The Metzger family was one of the first families to leave their homeland, Germany, and venture to a wild and unsettled place called Texas. Land was available and the possibilities were endless. This book describes their struggle and efforts to tackle the unsettled land in the Hill Country of Texas. They faced Indians, disease and Mother Nature to forge a new life for their family. Fredericksburg, Texas became their home and was the answer to the patriarch, Fredrick Metzger's lifelong dream.
Author Biography
Jessie Lofland grew up in Brady, the Heart of Texas. After high school, she attended a business college where she broadened her secretarial skills. She has worked as a telephone operator, a cashier-sales clerk, data entry, computer room manager and as secretary for several different establishments. She is married with five children, and several grandchildren. She is a faithful Christian and puts God at the center of her life.
Number of Pages: 136
Dimensions: 0.32 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: June 04, 2013
