Autobiographical Memorys

The autobiography chronicles the life of Lee S. Thomas, beginning with his childhood in Washington State and his early work in logging at age 15. After a devastating house fire at 33, he relocated to Stockton, California, where he utilized his mechanical skills in various jobs, including carpenter and ferry pilot. Ultimately, he spent seven years managing a crew in the San Joaquin Delta. Written in 1946 and digitized in 2018, this account offers a vivid portrayal of resilience and adaptation through personal and historical challenges.