my obsession with a pioneer girl - rants, raves & random bits of laura ingalls wilder research, past and present
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BIG WOODSPepin, Wisconsin
FARMER BOYWilder Homestead
INDIAN TERRITORYWayside, Kansas
PLUM CREEK PREEMPTIONWalnut Grove, Minnesota
THE YEAR IN BURR OAKBurr Oak, Iowa
LIW MEMORIAL SOCIETY De Smet, South Dakota
INGALLS HOMESTEADDe Smet, South Dakota
ROCKY RIDGE FARMMansfield, Missouri
KEYSTONE MUSEUMKeystone, South Dakota
METHODIST CHURCH MUSEUMSpring Valley, Minnesota
POMONA PUBLIC LIBRARYPomona, California
HERBERT HOOVER LIBRARYWest Branch, Iowa
HARPERCOLLINS PUBLISHERSNew York, New York
LHOP, THE MUSICALLittle House Productions LP
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November 01, 2005
happy birthday, freddy
On this date in "Little House" history... Charles Frederic Ingalls was born in 1875 in North Hero Township (Redwood County) Minnesota. The Ingalls family Bible records his name as Charles Frederic (no k), but most people assume Ma meant to spell it the traditional way, and do so. Laura always wrote his name as "Freddy."
- posted by pioneergirl at 2:01 AM
