Title: The journal of George H. Faull
Description: THE JOURNAL OF GEORGE H. FAULL 



Hi, My name is John Kent and I wrote this book and was published in July of 1999. I started this project in 1994 when I found a journal and some photos in an attic in Horseshoe Bend, Idaho.
It took me a long time to research the whole thing. I had a 3 ring binder plum packed full of stuff that I had collected which were photos, letters, and newspaper articles.
I went everywhere to try to get this published, but no one saw the vision that I had for this book. I had to self publish the book and that was alot of money, but I feel worth it all.
I actually only researched the material and put it into book form while George Faull did all the writing. I thought his story was an interesting one to me, and I knew alot of the area that needed to be covered.
George Faull came from England in the 1860's to America looking for a new life. He went to Virginia City, Nevada to work in the Comstock Lode for the first 40 years here. He then moved to Idaho to take part of the mining that was going on in the Boise Basin for the last 40 years of his life. The journal chronicles a very rich life. A very rich family life.
To get this book a person can go to www.amazon.com or drop me a note with my e-mail address which is neverhaditsogood@q.com  Thank you. John E. Kent
Subjects: Diaries, History, Pioneers, Social life and customs
Places: Boise County, Boise County (Idaho), Comstock Lode (Nev.), Idaho
People: George H. Faull (1849-1943)