Jenean Hall has relished stories of Virginia history since the days of 4th grade when she and all her classmates were required to make scrapbooks for history class. Reared in a railroad family in a railroad town, Jenean captured memories of that town, Victoria, in her book, Victoria Stories: Glimpses of a Virginian Railway Town (2011). During her career as a school psychologist, Jenean moved to Virginia's Eastern Shore, the setting of her maternal grandmother's beloved childhood memories.On weekends and vacations, Jenean pursued the documentation of her grandmother's genealogy and discovered that the presence of that family in Accomack and Northampton counties traces solidly into the seventeenth century, one line reaching back to the nine ships of Jamestown's Third Supply in 1609.Jenean continues to make her home on Virginia's Eastern Shore where she volunteers to research for special projects such as the Virginia Department of Historic Resource's archaeology excavation at Eyreville Plantation and Northampton Historic Preservation Society's genealogy and history lectures. Her current project is a second book of Eastern Shore history, this one titled Another Day: More Stories from the Early English Records of Virginia's Eastern Shore.