Mad Anne Bailey
Born in Liverpool, England Anne Hennis Trotter Bailey came to Staunton, Virginia and married her true love Richard Trotter in 1765. Richard was killed in “Dunmore’s War” at the Battle of Point Pleasant October 10, 1774. Unable to care for their only son William, Anne left him in the care of others and became a spy, scout, and huntress during the American Revolution and Indian Wars. Anne married John Bailey in 1785 and garrisoned in Fort Lee. Anne became the heroine of the Kanawha Valley in 1791 when Fort Lee was facing attack by the Shawnee. Known as the White Squaw of the Kanawha Valley to some, and Mad Anne to others, Suzanne Thomson bring’s Anne’s true story of frontier devastation, madness, and ultimate triumph to life for audiences of all ages.
Contact Suzanne at MadAnneBailey@gmail.com to book a live performance.
Wendat (Wyandotte) warrior/legend teller
Ray Drysdale
I portray a Wendat (Wyandotte) warrior/legend teller from lower Great lakes area, south of Ft. Ponchartraine. I also belong to Project Lakewell, a living history group that has a 26 ft. voyageur canoe and a 20 foot bateau that we use for our presentations for school groups.
Email Ray at - raydrski@gmail.com
Civil War Infantry Private
Kirk Womack Jr
I portray a private in the 6th Indiana Volunteer Infantry, Co B during the Civil War. I don't usually do a first person impression, but simply speak as a reenactor portraying how it was. My portrayal is early war, but I can portray later war as well. I give talks and presentations to any interested groups, and have an accompanying display of personal items and accoutrements common to a average infantry private.
Contact Kirk at kirkwomack1861@gmail.com to book a live performance.
F&I through Wild West
Don Steiner
Buck-skinner/F&I fur trader
Seminole war era
Mexican-American War
American Civil War
Wild West 1880's
I have been in the enactor hobby since 1959, retired from National Park Service as the Black Powder/Historic Weapons Safety instructor/Safety Officer
Contact Don at RANGER20607@YAHOO.COM
F& I, Rogers’ Rangers, Pontiac Uprising and the Alamo
Tim J Todish
I am a French & Indian War, Rogers' Rangers, Pontiac Uprising and Alamo eras reenactor, author, and speaker, available to give presentations on these topics.
Contact Tim at tjtodish@juno.com