The Strouds: An Engrossing Tale of the Colonial Family of English Descent

Once upon a time, in the land of opportunity and adventure - America, there existed a remarkable family known as the Strouds. Their roots could be traced back to the English soil, but it was in the new world that their legacy truly blossomed. This article is the spellbinding account of the Strouds, a colonial family that forged their path and left an indelible mark on history.

A Promising Beginning in the English Countryside

The Strouds' ancestral home was nestled amidst the lush green fields of the English countryside. It was here that their journey began, with each generation nurturing their heritage and nurturing dreams of a better life. The tales passed down from one family member to another spoke of the Strouds' resilience and perseverance, traits that would prove invaluable in the forthcoming years.

As the world began to hear whispers of the great opportunities across the Atlantic, the Strouds' curiosity was ignited. The New World beckoned, promising land and liberty, and it was an invitation that couldn't be ignored.

The Strouds: A Colonial Family of English Descent

by Mary Bondurant Warren(Kindle Edition)

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Setting Sail for a New Home

With hearts brimming with hope and apprehension, the Strouds bid farewell to their humble abode and embarked on a treacherous journey across the vast ocean. The ship's wooden decks creaked beneath their feet as they braved the storms and the unknown, firmly clinging to the belief that fortunes awaited them on the other side of the sea.

Their voyage endured for weeks, with hardships that tested their resilience. Finally, the sight of the New World's shore brought tears of joy and relief to their eyes. The Strouds had arrived, ready to carve out their destiny in this uncharted land.

The Strouds and the Birth of a New Nation

As the Strouds got acquainted with their surroundings, they became witnesses to a monumental chapter in history. The New World was transforming into a nation of its own, one that would come to be known as the United States of America.

The Strouds were not mere spectators in this great drama; they were active participants, contributing to the growth and development of their newfound home. Their entrepreneurial spirit gave birth to businesses that thrived, their ideas pushing the boundaries of what was possible. They built flourishing farms, trading posts, and mills, captivating the imagination of those around them.

Lives Filled With Triumphs and Tribulations

Every family has its share of ups and downs, and the Strouds were no exception. They weathered through heartache and tragedy, their spirits tested but never broken. Through it all, they remained united, their collective resilience a testament to the strength that thrived within their lineage.

Generations of Strouds played their part in shaping the nation's fabric, contributing to academia, politics, and the arts. Their names were etched in the annals of history, their actions becoming the building blocks on which the nation stood.

Preserving the Stroud Legacy

Today, the Stroud family continues to thrive, with descendants scattered across the nation. They gather periodically, swapping stories and recounting their ancestors' triumphs. The Strouds are a living testament to the incredible possibilities that await those who dare to seek them.

The tale of the Strouds is an enchanting one, steeped in resilience, determination, and unwavering spirit. Their story serves as a reminder that history is not just about grand events and famous figures. It is also about the families that quietly shape the world, one generation at a time.

May the story of the Strouds inspire us to explore our own roots, embrace our ancestry, and dare to chase the dreams that ignite our souls.

The Strouds: A Colonial Family of English Descent

by Mary Bondurant Warren(Kindle Edition)

4.5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	18760 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	260 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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THE STROUDS, A COLONIAL FAMILY OF ENGLISH DESCENT, by Alonzo B. Stroud, 1919, was reprinted 1982 with additions and corrections, and now converted to Kindle format.
Descendants of Barnet Stroud, born 1695 in England, who came to New Jersey as a child, and married Keziah Harker in 1722, left descendants who scattered. One of their nine children John Stroud (1732-1805) and his wife Sarah Connelly moved from North Carolina to Georgia, and founded the large family traced in this book. Family portraits, and descendants chart are included.
Allied families include: Anderson, Arnold, Baker, Bankston, Battle, Bolton, Brice, Burnet, Carlton, Cone, Crow, Depuy, Dozier, Durbin, Durby, East, Echols, Fall, Felker, Fielder, Graddick, Hagood/Haygood, Harper, Hitch, Lambdin, Lea, Long, Marsh, McDowell, Melton, Middlebrooks, Moore, Nunnally, Perry, Phillips, Roberts, Rogers, Rutherford, Stanid, Stephens, Strother, Thompson, Trammell and Walker.