Red Rowling's - The King of Big Springs - Goodwin, George M.
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Nick Waters had never wanted to be anything but what he was born. The son of an Iowa farmer. Then after his pa was killed in the war between the states and his ma died of fever he decided to go into the army himself. After he was wounded, he finished out the war in charge of a prison camp for Confederate soldiers. With the war over, he headed west to find a new home, a wife and maybe children. After some time of drifting around it looked like maybe he'd found just what and who he'd hoped for in the town of Big Springs. Not knowing at the time that if he wanted it, it would have to be gained…mehr

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Nick Waters had never wanted to be anything but what he was born. The son of an Iowa farmer. Then after his pa was killed in the war between the states and his ma died of fever he decided to go into the army himself. After he was wounded, he finished out the war in charge of a prison camp for Confederate soldiers. With the war over, he headed west to find a new home, a wife and maybe children. After some time of drifting around it looked like maybe he'd found just what and who he'd hoped for in the town of Big Springs. Not knowing at the time that if he wanted it, it would have to be gained from fighting with a rancher who demanded that the people of Big Springs call him King Red. Nick Waters was not a man who would call anybody king. It was peace he wanted, but if necessary, he'd give them a war like no other.
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George was born in 1960 in Jefferson County Alabama. The fifth of nine children, eight boys and one girl. The family was raised poor, but not poorly raised. At home, George was taught morals, ethics and respect. Reading, writing and arithmetic at school. Love, honor and obedience to God at church. He grew up on John Wayne movies, country music and the writings of Louis L' Amour, Robert Louis Stevenson, H.G. Wells and Jules Verne.