Past as Prologue
Nick J. GuevaraStories of the people and places that came before us, and their continuing connection to our story.
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Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson
Salubria, Culpeper County
Salubria is an attractive 18th century manor house near the tiny hamlet of Stevensburg in still-rural Culpeper County, Virginia. The c.1757 house was purchased by the Grayson family in 1853. It survives as a h...
Watergate East, 1965-2009
Ghosts of July 4th Past
With all the hoopla in Washington D.C. surrounding America 250, I have found myself visited by nostalgic ghosts of July 4th Past. It doesn’t seem that long ago when, long after dusk, tear gas on the National Mal...
The Jimmie Heidts of the Army
“Welcome Home”
My mother’s cousins Ted and Monroe Parsons are Vietnam War veterans. I was privileged to accompany them on a recent Honor Flight to Washington D.C. It was a pleasant surprise when at the airport, memorials, and on city s...
Grace McKinley, Stowaway
Our Grayson cousin Scott Edwards, family historian from the Kansas branch, observed that our collateral ancestral research discoveries remind him of the movie Forrest Gump — “every time there is a notable historical event, a Grayson seems t...
Here Comes the Judge
Free Spirits
Our beloved maternal grandparents Leon and Mary Grayson were incredibly generous, that generosity symptomatic of an overall carelessness with money. The couple only briefly owned a car, and they never owned a home. Leon an...
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Nick is a Catholic husband, father, catechist, family historian, and storyteller.
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