Welcome to the official author page of Janelle Molony. Click here for a brief introduction and tour, or feel free to scroll down for the latest news.
(Breaking News) Evidence now exists for an 1864 John Brown Family Camp Corral Sketch … found in the original diary of Mrs. Sarah Jane Rousseau.
The 1864 Diary of Mrs. Sarah Jane Rousseau is receiving some wonderful attention from readers, experts, awards committees, publishing professionals, and more!
Well, I honestly couldn’t think of a better way to launch Emigrant Tales of the Platte River Raids than by heading straight to the ol’ Rousseau hometown in San Bernardino, County, California. The reception was warm and the crowds lively, even though the breeze had me adding on some layers. (Videos included!)
“All the atmospheric charm of a novel, but [with] the emotional impetus of true and living history that still impacts us today. … contributing significantly to the literary history of the American West.” – Readers’ Favorite (Read more Professional Reviews here.)
This 2023-2024 new release has it all for fans of Wild West legends and lore. And for those obsessed with Civil War stories, this book has new battles for you to delve into.
On Molony’s Inspiration to Publish This Family Heirloom The 1864 Diary of Mrs. Sarah Jane Rousseau has been passed down…
Sarah Rousseau’s 1864 diary is of importance to numerous families as a record of their journey from Iowa to California, just as much as Sarah’s own. The following is a review of the original diary by Pamela Greenwood, a descendant of the Curtis family who traveled the whole way with the Rousseaus.
“We enjoyed touring the Museum’s lifelike displays of historic locations and activities.” In this guest post, Jodi shares on some of the experiences we shared during the book tour through Minnesota.
Publishing the full, unabridged version of Mrs. Rousseau’s diary would ultimately mean that Earp fans could finally see for themselves the intricate connection between our families and how the boys James, Wyatt, Morgan, and Warren come of age under dire circumstances and a roughneck father. Click to read more…
Women historians talking to and about women historians. *NEW* program in development through the Wyoming State Historical Society. Learn more and get involved, today!