The Woodbury Line

<p>The saga of a pioneer <strong>convict </strong>family from the early days of Australian<strong> colonial settlement</strong> up until the present day. Sarah <strong>Everingham</strong> eldest daughter of <strong>Matthew James Everingham</strong> convict of the <strong>First Fleet</strong> and <strong>Elizabeth Rymes</strong> convict of the <strong>Second Fleet</strong> married ex-convict <strong>Richard Woodbury</strong> and established a pioneer family in the <strong>Hawkesbury</strong> region of New South Wales and later into the northern tablelands of NSW around <strong>Inverell</strong> <strong>Tingha</strong> and <strong>Glen Innes</strong>. The story relates the life and times of the family as they struggled to eke out a living suffered drought fires murderous attacks by escaped convicts and <strong>two world wars</strong>. This book is the second book in a trilogy about the Everingham Dynasty in Australia - the first in the trilogy being <strong>Elizabeth Rymes - A Remarkable Life</strong> and the third book soon to be released <strong>Matthew James Everingham - Convict of the First Fleet.</strong></p>