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The reputation of “Buster” has an alluring history in itself, indisputably so. Descendants from William Buster/Bustard (abt.1694/1708-1747)

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The Woods Clan: Mixing with the Busters

William Sr. had two of his sons marry into the Woods clan: William Jr. Buster , his oldest, married Jane Woods, and John, his third son...
Bound Out: Children as Indentured Servants

We’re going to briefly revisit the practice of indentured bondage. Although the comparison of slavery and indentured bondage is far from...
Indentured Servants in Colonial Virginia

"Men, women, and sometimes children signed a contract with a master to serve a term of 4 to 7 years. In exchange for their service, t...
William Woods Buster: I- IV

William Woods Sr. (1752-1829) is a son of William Buster and Jane Woods. He had changed his name from William Bracken Buster to William Wo...
John E. Buster: The doctor that helped create embryo transfer

Computers weren’t the singular mind-blowing science reveal that came out of the 1980’s. As an alternative option for infertility, to that...
Miriam Amanda Wallace (Ma) Ferguson

*Decedent from Micheal Marion Woods Sr. and Elizabeth Woods Wallace (first cousins Margret Woods, Micheal's daughter, and Andrew Wal...
Kendall Buster: Innovative Sculptor

Alabama-born artist Kendall Buster (1954-) is widely regarded as one of the most innovative sculptors in the United States because of the un...
Remembering Capt. Claudius Buster

Claudius Buster in 1886 retrieved from http://ow.ly/764h30hF5xc Claudius Buster, the eldest son of this [William Woods Bus...
Felix Martinez and Virginia Buster

Born in the late summer of 1866 in Mora County, the northeastern part of New Mexico, Virginia would be one of the few Anglo families raised ...
Shell Shock

Now and again there occur alterations of the ‘emotional’ and the “apparently normal” personalities, the return of the former often heralded ...

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