North Central Idaho is blessed with mountain beauty and wild rivers. In the early days small boats, or ferries were used to cross the Clearwater. The Idaho Statesman – June 20, 1899 ORO FINO FERREY TIED UP. The Steamer Hannaford …
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The River Took Them
Jo Frederiksen
Posted in Ahsahka, Brown, Canada, Carey, Cavendish-Teakean, Choate, Clearwater County, Cosner, Idaho, Iowa, Latah County, Myrtle, Nez Perce County, Peck, Pine Hill Cemetery, Randolph County, Southwick, Stalnaker, Teakean Cemetery, West Virginia, West Virginia Brown, Whitman County
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Tagged with: Alice Lue Stalnaker, Altha Dorothy McDowell, Arlene Burnice Cosner, Christian Stauffer, Clearwater River, Earnest Leonard Brown, Eunice Mapes, John Stauffer, Lowell Mason Smith, Lucy E. Ives, Martha Ellen Stalnaker, Nancy Lehman, Oliver Cromwell Stalnaker, Richard Havelock Cosner, Samuel Leonard Brown, Union Flat Creek, Vera Fae Jenkins, Wickliffe Robert Smith, William Albert Crow, William Judson Carey, William Mapes Carey, William R Choate
Patriot, Political Activist & Progressive – Emma Webster (Brown) Harlan – A 19th Century Woman
Jo Frederiksen
Posted in Cecil County, Civil War, Colorado, Grays Harbor, Guthrie County, Hicksite, Hoquiam, Iowa, Lake County, Lancaster County, Leadville, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Brown, Quakers, Twin Lakes, Washington
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Patriotism is one of the noblest and loftiest emotions of the heart, it should be along with our religion and our homes the first best thought. Where would be today our happy homes, if it was not for this strong …
Tagged with: Alice Ann Rice, Battle of Bentonville, Battle of Spanish Fork Canon, Catherine V. Tennant, Company C - Iowa 4th Infantry Regiment, Company D - Iowa 4th Infantry Regiment, Company L - 2nd Regiment California Cavalry, Elwood Brown, Elwood Brown Harlan, Emma Webster Brown, Ernest Rudolph Willey, Evangeline St. Claire Harlan, Florence Nightingale Harlan, Frances Josephine Harlan, George Washington France, George Washington Harlan, Hannah Webster, Helen Harlan Harrington, Horace Tabor, Hugh Campbell, John Paxon Harlan, Mary Milner Harlan, Michael Harland, Michel Dunkin, Olive France, Ona Harlan, Walter Scott Harlan, Webster Brown, William Penn
Grandma Preussler – Olive Vada Herring
Jo Frederiksen
Posted in Astoria, Cavendish-Teakean, Chehalis, Church of the Brethren - German Baptist Brethren, Clearwater County, Fulton County, Heltzel, Herring, Idaho, Illinois, Mossyrock, Pennsylvania, Preussler, Washington
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Following is a post about a very special person, who is a big part of my childhood memories of ‘The Hill.’ Olive (Herring) Preussler is not a blood relation to my family but I called her Grandma. I don’t know how many of the other kids …
Tagged with: Abraham Ray Fike, Carrie Elizabeth Heltzel, Clarence Melvin Herring, Della Carrie Herring, Gustav Adolph Preussler, John Lind, Mary Emma Zebaugh, Merton Francis Preussler, Olive Vada Herring, Orville Ebenezer Herring, Preußler, Prince Emanuel Stookey, Sherman Stookey, Stella Ruth Herring, Svend Aage Frederiksen
Chicken Ranches, Poorhouses etc. – The Gleason Family Arrives
Jo Frederiksen
Posted in Clearwater County, Dunning, Elberton, Gleason, Idaho, Kansas, Missouri, Orofino, Putnum County, Rooks County, United States of America, Washington, Whitman County
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William Henry Gleason and Louisa Emeline Dunning William Henry Gleason William Henry “Hank” Gleason was born July 26, 1857, in Putnam County Missouri, to George H. and Mary Ann (Griffin) Gleason. Hank’s 4x great-grandfather, Thomas Leeson\Gleason, settled in Watertown, Massachusetts, in …
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