After John Boy sells his meadow and is unable to get it back, he ends up sick. Grandpa who was angry at him finds out how wrong he was on his oldest grandson. This is just for fun I don't own any of the Waltons

Based on the episode 'The Spirit' from season 8. Elizabeth develops feelings for Paul, the escaped German POW who'd been hiding out on Walton's Mountain.

Lois Mae falls in love with John-Boy because he has given her the love and care her father denied. John-Boy wants to marry her so she can start over but finds she is too troubled and damaged to be a wife and mother. It will take all his strength and maturity to let her go as an act of love.

Life seemed to move on with Joy Summers and Emma Davis once they moved in with the Waltons. Now a new chapter of both their lives are playing. Emma is happily getting with Ben while Joy is struggling to find out if she loves Jason. In the midst of struggling something dark and sinister begins to grow that might tear them all apart.

A what if based off The Elopement ... notes in first chapter Rating and Genre always subject to change

John's Point of View of 1x11-The Legend-Tip's return, the war, Germany, Ben, his sons and Jason becoming a man, Episode Centric.

The Missing Scenes that took place during Season 3, Episode 1, The Conflict: The beginning, the middle and the end of John-Boy's shooting and the ramifications it had on the family and their kin. NOW COMPLETE.

John-Boy writes at he desk as he waits for a third and final visit from his first love, Jenny Pendleton. What follows is certain to be the last goodbye.

This story is an AU in which Corabeth died in 1945, and several years later, Ike married a widow with two young daughters. How well will they adjust to their new lives? Same universe as 'Christmas Surprise' and runs concurrent with that story.

A look at Mamie and Emily Baldwin in their late teen years. Early to mid 1880's.

A short talk between John Walton Sr and Mary Ellen after Jonesy has come into their lives. Author notes inside.

A short shot, a what if I got off the episode "The Burden" Author notes inside

(Based on the twenty-third episode of the first season) Sarah is a good friend of John Boy's who sees marriage as a way of getting out of her strict mother's grasp. She begins a relationship with a 'townie', Theodore Albert Claypool, the son of a wealthy businessman, and the two decide to elope.

The night was dark on Walton's Mountain, and rain was pouring. A lonely and wet man found himself wandering around, looking for somewhere to hide. After what seemed like hours or stumbling up a muddy dirt road, he spotted a house, with only one window lit up with light.

Another visitor came by the Walton s house asking for food and shelter, however this time, things arent what they seems.

On October 30th 1938 some residents of Walton's Mountain thought that The War of the Worlds radio drama was real.

You never know who you'll meet walking through the countryside late at night, as John-Boy finds out. I don't own the characters of the show or a pair of overalls.

Stories we never got to see on The Waltons.

John-Boy meets a poetess beside a creek.

After failing to get a job, John-Boy was fooled into participated on a dance marathon.

After years of marige and 7 children to raise, John and Olivia finally contemplate their Alone At Last

After a stressed Day, John Walton decided to take a walk around the forest, uneware of the trouble he gets in.

This is not a new story of mine, but one which has been edited and I am now re-uploading. This is set during Olivia's brush with polio during season 1, but what if she wasn't the only one to get sick? A very short one-shot set towards the end of the episode. What if John Boy got sick too?

Join John-Boy and his siblings as they celebrate Mother s Day (One Shot per sibling)

During one quite fall night, sisters Emily and Mamie Baldwin recive the visit of an unexpecter intruder, who isnt what its seems.