Leslie, Brandi, Shelly, Cameron & Shawn Moulton (your son)
RC
SD
USA
07 Dec 2003
04:40:45
We love your son. Thanks for bringing him into the world. We'll be watching for you on the History Channel!!!
Roy Davis Merritt
Plano
TX
USA
23 Oct 2003
22:27:46
I want to thank you for your kindness when you came to Fort Worth. It was my first time to be at anything like that. I hope to see you at Mesquite, NV.
Claire Walter
Boulder
CO
USA
05 Aug 2003
15:39:43
As a writer living in the West, I appreciate the insightful writing OF the West.
Jimbo Brewer
Gainesville
Ga.
USA
27 May 2003
16:55:58
Candy, Just looking at some of your great books. Hope to see you up in Montana in June.
Steve Moulton
Marysville
CA
USA
22 May 2003
22:35:58
I was just browsing the web and came across your site. This is awsome, I love the topics that you write about having worked as a trapper for a short time in Nevada.
Steve Johnson
Muleshoe, TX
USA
11 May 2003
Hello Candy, Haven't had any contact with anyone in the valley for a year or so, ran across your site this Sunday PM so thought I would say Hi. Understand you are driving a team of mules on one of your wagon trips this summer, always thought you were OK but now I know it! Say Hello to Steve and the Jamisons for me. I will get off my butt and contact them. My E-Mail is
Ed & Linda Woodward
Riverton, WY
USA
20 Oct 2002
We are pleased with your success and with your website. You do us all very proud! I do think that you should have a picture of your mandolin playing husband.
George Cornett
Longeach
Ms.
USA
06 Sep 2002
06:54:57
I am a retired school teacher and I have loved the west ever since I was stationed in San Antonio 43 years ago. I have ordered one of your books, Everyday life in the wild west. I am looking forward to reading it.
Ala Guy T. Owerri
NY
USA
31 Aug 2002
16:18:18
NICE SITE.I LEARNT A GREAT DEAL FROM YOUR BOOKS.THANK AND GOD BLESS.
Jayadev Menon
Bombay
Maharashtra
Other
23 Jul 2002
09:48:55
I am Jayadev Menon from India. I am one of the well wisher of Candy. I have gone through many books. But Candy's books are something special to read and understand.
janet franson
calrk wyoming
USA
24 Jun 2002
22:00:45
Read your Wyoming book-really enjoyed it. Went to high school with a Jimmy Moulton. Don't suppose he's any realtion to you?
Maxye Henry
Thousand Oaks
CA
USA
09 Jun 2002
17:07:29
Hi, Candy! I've been doing some Lewis & Clark research, came across Gary Moulton, and thought of you. Are you related to Gary? Hope all is well with you and your family. Any projects underway? Expect to see Bill Graves later this month at the Pomona CA RV Rally.
Cynthia Thornton Herrera
Spring
TX
USA
28 Apr 2002
22:28:57
Hi! I grew up on a farm near Crawford, NE, which is near the historic Fort Robinson. My family's homestead is at the bottom of Breakneck Hill road. This road is part of the Sidney-Deadwood Trail. My family's farm was homesteaded on the site where the White Clay relay station was. This is located southwest of Crawford. I remember as a child there used to be deep ruts from the wagon wheels along the existing modern road. However, back in the later 60's, the county needed to improve the road and ended up destroying much of the ruts. There still are some ruts visible further up the road on land adjacent to the road as well as further north from Breakneck Hill. My Dad says he can still see old trail ruts elsewhere on his land that run through fields and pastures that probably originally led to other farmhouses as well as the city of Chadron. I am aware of the historic flavor of this small area of the world where I grew up and even as a child had aspirations that I would some day find treasure up Breakneck Hill because of a story I heard as a child that a stage was robbed of the Army payroll and had supposedly been buried somewhere along Breakneck and was never retrieved. As children, we sometimes take things for granted and are not always interested in the entire historic significance of our surroundings. I believe as I have grown older, I find history to be so much more intriguing. I have searched the net looking for information about the Sidney-Deadwood Trail and have not been able to find any detailed account for this robbery. In fact, tourist information I have found does not even show Breakneck Hill road as being part of the Sidney-Deadwood Trial that went through Fort Robinson. Most trail guides show it as going through up through Alliance and Chardron along the existing Hwy 385. before going into South Dakota. Anyway, I found your book, Roadside History of Nebraska and, although I have not read it all yet, am impressed by the great amount of research you did on Nebraska. I like the way you summarized each region's history. I have been writing poetry since 12 years of age. I have managed more recently to get a few published in small literary magazines. Although, my passion is poetry, I have since developed an interest in trying my hand at writing stories or even books either factual or possibly fictional stories based on fact derived from my interest in old west history and characters. I am a fulltime working mother in the retail business and it is very difficult to find time for such aspirations! I certainly admire you for your accomplishments! Thank you for your time and your contribution to the literary world! Cynthia Thornton Herrera
Joan Holliday
East Petersburg
pa
USA
02 Apr 2002
17:29:27
Hi Candy, I used to live in Jackson Hole wyoming and I was wondering if you were related to the Moultons at Mormon Row. What a history that would be.
Bob Immel
Ventura
ca
USA
Yes
06 Feb 2002
14:40:47
208.3.185.4
Candy your doing a great job preseving western history
Shirley Gilfert
Syracuse
Nebraska
USA
30 Jan 2002
13:18:00
Candy, I am also a history writer and just wanted to tell you how much I admire your work. I purchased the book Everyday Life in the Wild West and found it very helpful in my work. I will now order Roadside History of Nebraska. It sounds fascinating and since most of my research is concerned with Nebraska "bad guys," I am anxious to see what you have discovered. My favorite book store is The Book Clinic in Nebraska City. Have you ever appeared there for a signing? Best of luck with future projects. I'd love to hear more about you. Shirley Gilfert
Jerry Moulton
Roundup
MT
USA
15 Nov 2001
16:53:45
It looks like you have made it to the big time now. Keep up the good work.
Bill Brummel (WWA)
San Antonio
TX
USA
15 Nov 2001
05:54:28
Do you have any time for "spare" time? Looks like your cup runith over with good stuff. Just keep on spurring.
Allen Hatley
LaGrange
Texas
USA
14 Nov 2001
14:29:33
Good looking new page, congratulations
Ila Tiensvold
Rushville
Ne
USA
09 Nov 2001
18:20:09
Nice site. Nice site. Nice site.
Flossie Moulton
Washington
Utah
USA
08 Nov 2001
09:04:02
Gee, I knew her when! Fabulous!!!
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