Generations II: Book II of Three

This is a continuation of Generations I. The Smith family and their close knit workers blend as a huge family of different races and cultures. They struggle to survive during the harshness of the nineteenth century. They are prime examples of the early entrepreneurs. The book begins with the venture of hauling produce and other supplies to the settlers in California and Oregon. They become involved in the gold rushes. They haul supplies for the Union Army during the Civil War. The fortunes of the Smith Clanare based on the premise that when people treat others as they wish to betreated, their lives will be blessed, and their lives were blessed.  Each character, whether it is one from the Chinese, Black, Hispanic, Indian, or White race, manages to become successful. Their success does not comefrom luck, it comes from very hard work and a blending of co-operation from all who are involved.