Category: Early Ancestry
Five daughters, one son–two families
Cora (Jordan) Parrish was surprised that “a daughter of her Aunt Leora didn’t know how to cut up a chicken”
Laura Jordan and Friends? Or is it her Wedding Photo?
Emilia, pioneer girl, was Born the Day before Iowa became a State
Rocky Fork Predestinarian Baptist Church
Jane Branson of my Motherline
How Old is the Photo on the Cover of Leora’s Early Years?
Our Stars and Stripes: A Symbol of Hope and Service
Guthrie County Pioneers arrived June 2, 1855
Morrisburg Cemetery, the Poem, the Family Stories
Georgia Wilson’s House at Panora Still Stands
Letter from the Daughter of Alonzo Wilson of Coon Rapids, Iowa
The Wilson Connection to the White Rock Conservancy at Coon Rapids, Iowa
Iowa: Smoky Wigwams of the Dusky Savage Warrior
Tiny Tintypes
Emilia Ann, Grandmother of Leora Goff Wilson
What do you think?
DNA Results
Why 1846 was an “Astonishing and Decisive” Year
The First Thanksgiving was 400 Years Ago
The Neal Brothers During the Civil War
Ancestry Line to The Mayflower
Did Iowa Immigrant Dethlef Ohrt Really Meet Outlaw Jesse James?
Marshall Home Moved Over the River, Through the Woods
Killed in Action on Independence Day 1863
Martin Christian Blohm (1824-1883)
Detlef Anton Ohrt (1837-1922)
Pilgrims in the Family
