Gary Brin was born in 1965 and has lived in the United States Virgin Islands, Hawaii and California. He has edited numerous original literary works over the years-both new and revised. In 2019 he established Standish Press to bring forth interesting fictional and historical material usually ignored by mainstream publishers because of specific views or content. In addition to publishing books, he also created the Nancy Hanks Lincoln Public Library (named after the mother of Abraham Lincoln) in 2014 to make available hard-to-find books to a worldwide audience. Grace Raymond Hebard was born in July 1861 in Clinton, Iowa and was best known as a historian, scholar, educator and suffragist. She was also the first woman to serve on the board of Trustees at the University of Wyoming as well as the first woman admitted to the Wyoming State Bar Association. In addition to her biography on Sacajawea, she also wrote many other books pertaining to Western America. She died in Laramie, Wyoming in October 1936. Fred Charters Kelly was born in 1882 and worked in the newspaper business for most of his life. He is credited as the official biographer of the Wright Brothers and worked closely with Orville Wright to bring together an accurate portrayal of the events leading up to the first flight in 1903 at Kitty Hawk. He also published a book of the Wright Brothers letters titled Miracle at Kitty Hawk in 1951. Fred Kelly died in 1959.