Laura Ingalls Wilder
Laura's journey continues through the works of Sue Francis of Ill.
Try her Prairie Recipes. Almonzo's favorite Fried Potatoes and Apples. yummy!
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Parents Lansford and Laura Louise Colby Ingalls
Peter Riley Ingalls father
b. 10-28-1833 Cuba, N. Y. d. 1900 Wabash, Minn
married Eliza Ann Quiner sister of Caroline
b. 4-21-1842 Brookfield, Wis d. 1931
married June 5, 1861 Concord,Wis
children
Peter Franklin Ingalls
b. 11-16-1866 wis d. 9-23-1932 Holmes, Fla
married
Mary Edith McGowin ( Molly)
b. 3-1864 Ala. d. 1-29-1929 Holmes, Fla
married 9-13-1891 Mt. Ida Congregational Church ,Holmes,fla
their children
Infant Ingalls
Alexander b. 11-9-1895 Holmes, Fla d. 8-24-1951
married Trudie Lee b. 1916
married 1935 holmes, Fla
Edith Elsie b. 9-1897 Holmes, Fla
D. unk
Unk. Spouse
child Nellie b. 1915 Fla d. 1979 Geneva, Ala
Florence E. b. 9-1897 Holmes, Fal d. Unk
Elex b. 1897 Holmes, Fla D. Unk
Perlie Belle b. 1899 Holmes, Fla d. 2-1946
Frederick Franklin b. 1902 Holmes, Fla d. 7-1980 Okalossa, Fla
married mattie b. 1915 Holmes, Fla
Emma Lee b. 1903 Holmes, Fla d. 10-29-1996 Holmes, Fla
married
Marcus Alexander Hugginsb. 2-21-1910 Holmes, Fla d. 8-8-1989 Holems, fla
married 6-24-1933
Nellie b. 1915 Holmes, Fla D. Unk
Matus b. 1917 Holmes, Fla D. Unk
Mabel b. 1918 Holmes, Fla
I did find another child I don't know if it is a misprint or not. Mary Emily but she has the same b.d. as Emma and D. date is the smae with same spouse.
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peter riley children
alice jospehine b. 4-23-1862 wis, d 1-30-1934 los angeles, cal did marry
ella b. 1-25-1865 n.y. d. 3-9-1945 riverside, call did marry
Peter Franklin 11-16-1866 wis, d. 1932 holmes, fla
lannsford newcomb b. 4-5-1870 rock elm, wis d. 1-17-1946 olmstead, mn did not marry as far as i can find out
edith florence b. 6-29-1872 wis d. 7-13-1951 unk did not marry as far as i can find out
edmond llwellyn b. 8-26-1880 mn d. 4-16-1961 deredden, la did not marry as far as i know.
what i have on peter franklin there was 12 children that was handed downto me, some i have birth dates but no death deat so they could of died as a child. but i willcheck around and see if i can find any thing out. and let you know. this is all the info i have on them family tree and on ancsestry com.
looked Nathaniel up on Ancestry .com . I found a 1880 census for him there.
1880 St. paul, Mn
b. 1823 nwe Hampshire
Spouse Mary
his parents both born in N. H
Occup Musician
married
white male House # 8096597
Members of family
Nat. 57 Mary 44
Children Walter 20 Bertie 12 Nathaniel died on June 14, 1895 St. Pau. Minn
I didn't know fi you knew allthis info or not. Sue
Peter Riley Ingalls
Welcome to my world
Meat Loaf Supreme
1 1/2 pds lean chopped beef
1/2 pd pork sausage (if links remove from casings)
1 egg, beaten
1 C. Milk
1 C. fresh bread crumbs
1 Med. Onion , Chopped fine
1 tsp salt
1/4 tsp. pepper
1 ( 8 oz ) can mushrooms , drained.
1. Preheat oven to 375
2. Combine all ingredients except mushrooms. Form into loaf shape and place in greased pan.
3. Bake for 40 min's uncovered, until meat loaf is firm in center.
4. Spread mushrooms over top of meat loaf and bake an additional 30 min's.
2.
Farm House Stew
5 Med potatoes, peeled and cut in 1 inch cubes
1 Qt Milk
1 Med onion, minced
4 Ribs celery, minced
1 1/2 pd's lean ground beef
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp peper
3 tsp poultry seasoning
3 TBSp flour mixed into 1/2 cup water.
1. Preheat oven to 400
2. Combine pot's, milk, veg's in large pot and bring to a boil.
3. Prepare meatballs, mix ground beef, seasonings, and form into about 24 small balls. Put on rimmed cookie sheet bake unitl browned, about 10 -12 min's. Pour off any fat before adding meatballs and juices to simmering stew.
4. Simmer stew for 1 hour. Taste for seasoning and add more salt and pepper if needed. Stir in flour and water mixture and cook 5 minutes longer or until thickened.
3.
Chilled Meat Loaf
1 piece each pork and beef ont he bone ( about 2 pounds meat)
2 Cups chopped celery tops
1 Cup sliced onion
1/4 cup chopped parsley, plus springs for garnish.
1TBSP salt
1 tsp pepper
1 envelope unflavored gelatin
1. Place meat and bones in large pot with celery tops, onions, parsley, salt, & pepper,a dding enough water to barely cover. Simmer until meat falls from bone, approximately 2 - 3 hours. Strain reserving broth, cool.
2. With your fingers break up meat into coarse peices and shreds, removing bones and veg's. you will have about 4 cups of meat. Put meat into greased loaf pan or mold.
3. Remove as much fat as possible from broth. Boil borth until it is reduced to 3 cups. Remove fromheat and sprinkle gelatin into broth; stir until dissolved. Pour hot broth over meat, cover and chill loaf overnight.
4. to serve, cut into thin slices and garnish with parsley springs.
4.
Almanzo's Favorite Swiss Steak
1/2 cup flour
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp. freshly ground pepper
2 -3 pounds round steak 1 1/2 inches thick
2 TBSP butter
2 TBSP Oil
2 cloves garlic, Chopped
1 can condensed Cream of Mushroom soup, diluted with 2 cans milk or water.
1. Combine flour and seasonings
2. Pound the flour into both sides of the steak and let stand for 1 /2 hour.
3. heat butter and oli in large skillet. Brown steak on both sides. Add Garlic and cook for a minute.
4. Add soup and simmer for 1 - 2 hours, until meat is tender. Cooking time will depend upon thickness and tenderness of the meat.
5.
Scalloped Corn Kansas
2 ( 12 - 15 ounce ) corn whole kernel
1 1/2 Cups light cream
4 TBPS butter
4 TBSP flour
1 tsp salt
1 /4 tsp pepper
4 eggs beaten
1 Cup fine dry bread crumbs
1. Preheat oven to 350. Drain the corn, reserving juice in measuring cup. Add cream to the juice to make 2 cups of liquid
2. Melt butter in small saucepan. Whisk in the flour, salt, pepper. Add corn cream liquid and cook over low heat heat until thickened, stirring constantly. Set aside to cool slightly.
3. Greas shallow 1 1/2 qt. baking dish. Combine corn, eggs, and corn -cream liquid, pour into greased baking dis and sprinkle with bread crumbs.
4. Place baking dish in shallow pan of water in oven and bake for 45 to 50 minutes or until center is firm when dish is shaken slightly.
6.
Orange Nut Bread
2 Cups Flour
1 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 cup white sugar
1/4 Cup coarsley chopped pecans
1 egg beaten
1 cup Orange Juice
2 TBSP Lemon juice
Grated rind of 1 orange
1/4 cup butter, melted.
1. Preheat oven to 350. Grease a small loaf pan and line with greased wax paper.
2. Sift together flour, B. S., and salt, Stir in sugar and pecans.
3. Combine egg, orange jucie, lemon juice, grated orange rind, melted butter. Add dry ingredients, stirring just until mixed.
4. Pour batter into prepared pan and bake for 1 hour.
5. Remove from oven and let stand for a minute or two. Invert onto rack remove the paper, carefully, turn right side up and allow to cool.
7, Sauscepan Cocoa Brownies
1/2 Cup butter
6 TBSp unsweetened Cocoa ( I use the powder)
1 cup white sugar
1/2 tsp vanilla
2 eggs
3/4 Cup Flour
1/4 tsp salt
1 Cup coarsely chopped nuts.
1. Grease 8 X 8 inch pan and line with paper. Preheat oven to 325.
2. Combine butter, cocoa in Medium saucepan. Heat over low heat , stirring , until shortening is melted, Set aside to cool
3. When Cocoa is lukewarm, beat in sugar, and vanilla. Beat in eggs, one at a time. Add the flour and salt and beat just until combined. Stir in nuts.
4. Pour into prepared pan and bake for 25 minutes or until top is dull. Turn out on rack, removed paper, and cut in squares.
8.
Apple Pudding
1 9 inch piecrust, baked in a 450 oven for 5 minutes and cooled .
6 apples, peeled, cored and stewed in a little water until very soft.
3 TBSP butter
1 Cup White sugar, plus 3 TBSP ( divided use)
1 TBSP flour
3 eggs, separted
1/2 Cup light cream
1 tsp vanilla
1. Preheat oven to 350
2. combine apples with the butter, 1 Cup Sugar, and flour
3. Beat eggs yolks with cream and vanilla, add to apple mixture.
4. Pour filling into pie crust and bake for 30 minutes until set and golden. Remove from oven and increase oven to 450.
5. Beat whites of eggs to stiff meringue, gradually adding remaining 3 TBSP of sugar. Spread over pie and return to hot oven for a few minutes, watching carefully, just until mer ingue starts to brown nicely. Remove from oven, cool to room temp., and chill before serving.
I will send the cinnamon chicken here in a minute it is bottle time now. Sue.
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These recipes have been upgraded to the way we prepared them today, we don't prepare them the way Laura would of. Since we don't have wood burning stoves today.
I can see that Laura worked very hard in preparing some of these dishes compared to the way we prepare them now. Laura didn't have the cream of mushroom soup in her day, Laura had to make her own.
As you reads these recipes keep in mind that it wasn't easy to prepare as it is for us today.
I know my Grandmother had ten children and raised two grandchildren ( due to thier mother's death) at the same time.
My grandmother would sit and tell me stories about how she would cook for her family of fourteen, it blew my mind away.
I can't begin to think of making forty loafs of bread on a Saturday morning, for one weeks worth. But Grandmother did, her five daughter helped her. In between doing this and every thing else a mother did for her family, she took care of babies, or was expecting a baby.
NOTE: All her children were 18 months a aprt.
My Mother was the youngest of five daughters, she was helping make bread at age six.
My husband and I go on vacation in October every year for our Anniversiry, we try to find a cabin with a wood burning fire place. I have always loved cooking in the fire place. My husband said , one year, you must of been a pioneer woman in another life. This was before I found out that I was related to Laura. Now my husband, calls me Little House Wife on the Prairie, it goes to show you that some where in your family tree your history comes out in you.
I am very proud to be a member of Laura's family.
Peter Franklin last child
Emma Lee b. 1903 Holmes, Fl d. 10-29-1996 Holmes, Fl.
Emma married Marcus Alexander Huggins b. 2-21-1910 Holmes, Fla. d. 8-8-1989 Holmes, Fl.
Married 6-24-1933
Emma and Marcus children:
Nellie b. 1915 Holmes, Fl.
Matus b. 1917 Holmes, Fl.
Mabel b. 1918 Holmes, Fl
Hello Ruth, Here is a copy of my family tree.
Sue Ellen Sanders Francis b. 8-30-1954 Danville, Ill
father
Orville B. Sanders b. 4-2-1913 Franklin Grove, Ill
d. 3-29-1979 Danville, Ill
father
Fred E. Sanders b. 7-18-1886 Arkansas City, kansas
d. 6-29-1936 Danville,Ill
mother
Mary Jane Coppenbarger Sanders b. 9-17-1863 DeWitt County, Ill
d. 1-11-1889 Wyanesville, DeWitt County, Ill.
father
jacob Coppenbarger b. 11-4-1829 DeWitt County, Ill
d. 4-26-1912 De Witt County, Ill.
mother
Matilda Shugart b. 3-10-1802 Marysville, Tenn.
d. 12-28-1833 DeWitt County, Ill.
mother
Lucinda Brewer b. 8-16-1783 Chatham, N. C.
d. 9-20-1840 DeWitt County, Ill
father
Henry Brewer b. 1760 Brunswick, Va
d. 4-30-1876 christian, Ky
father
Oliver Brewer b. 1670 Isle, Va
d. 7-2-1744 Brunswick, Va
mother
Elizabeth Rice b. 1-10-1649 Sudbury, Mass
d. 8-3-1705 Framington, Mass
father
Henry Rice b. 2-12-1621 Suffolk, England
d. 2-10-1711 Framington, Mass
married
Elizabeth Moore
to
Rachel Rice ( sister to Elizabeth) b. 1664 Sudbury, Mass
d. 1687 Framington, Mass
son
John Drury b. 1697 Framington, Mass
d. 1754 Framingham, Mass
Daug.
Lydia Drury b. 11-12-1736 Framingham, Mass
d. unknown
daugh.
Eunice Sleeman b. 1758 Worcester, Mass
d. 1811 Fairlee, Vt.
daugh
Eunice Blood b. 1-2-1782 West Fairlee, Vt.
d. 3-15-1862 Cuba, N. Y.
married
Nathan Colby b. 1778 rumford, N.Y.
d. 5-22-1857 Cuba, N. Y.
daugh.
Charlotte Wallis Tucker Colby b. 2-25-1809 Roxbury, Mass
d. 9-20-1884 Rome, Wis
married
Henry Newton Quiner b. 7-14-1809 New Haven, Conn
d. Oct 1844 Lake, Michigan, drown in a storm.
daugh.
Caroline Lake Quiner b. 12-12-1839 Brookfield, Wis
d. 1923 De Smet, S. D.
married
Charles Phillip Ingalls b. 1-10-1836 cuba, N.Y.
d. 6-8-1902 De Smet,S. D.
daugh
Laura Elizabeth Ingalls b. 2-7-1867 Pepin, Wis
d. 2-10-1967 Mansfield, Mo
married
Almanzo James Wilder
daughter
Rose Wilder Lane
I was honored in June in Shenandoah, Iowa, they have a walk of fame every year for any one who either lived in Iowa or was born there, and became a famous person in their own right. So they placed a plaque in the side walk, something like in Hollywood where the stars have theirs in the sidewalk. It was very special day for me.
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1.Sue Ellen Sanders Francis
b. 8-30-1954 Danville, Illinois
d.
m. 10-6-2001
Duane Edward Francis
Sue's Father
Orville B. Sanders
b. 4-2-1913 Franklin Grove, Illinois
d. 3-29-1979 Danville,Illinois
Father
Fred E. Sanders
b. 7-18-1886 Arkansas City, Kansas
d. 6-29-1936 Danville,Illinois
Mother
Mary Jane Coppenbarger Sanders
b. 9-17-1863 De Witt County, Illinois
d. 1-11-1899 Waynesville, De Witt County,Illinois
Father
Jacob Coppenbarger
b. 11-4-1829 De Witt County,Illinois
d. 4-26-1912 De Witt County, Illinois
Mother
Matilda Shugart
b. 3-10-1802 Marysville, Tennessess
d. 12-28-1833 De Witt County, Illinois
Mother
Lucinda Brewer
b. 8-16-1783 Chatham, North Carolina
d. 9-20-1840 De Witt, County, Illinois
Father
Henry Brewer
b. 1760 Brunswick, Virginia
d. 4-30-1876 Christian, Kentucky
Father
Oliver Brewer
b. 1670 Ilse, Virginia
d. 7-2-1744 Brunswick, Virginia
Mother
Elizabeth Rice Brewer
b. 1-10-1649 Sudbury, Massachusetts
d. 8-3-1705 Framington, Massachusetts
Father
Henry Rice
b. 2-12-1621 Suffolk, England
2-10-1711 Framington, Massachusetts
Marrried Elizabeth Moore.
Henry and Elizabeth Daughter:
Rachel Rice
b. 1644 Sudbury, Massachusetts
d. 1687 Framington, Massachusetts
Married:
Thomas Drury
b. 8-10-1668 Sudbury, Massachusetts
d. 11-11-1723 Framington, Massachusetts
Son
John Drury
b. 1697 Framington, Massachusetts
d. 1754 Framington, Massachusetts
Married
Susannah Goddard
b. 2-25-1699 Watertown, Massachusetts
d. 5-29-1719 Athol, Massachusetts
Daughter
Lydia Drury
b. 11-12-1736 Framington, Massachusetts
d. Unknown
Married
Peter Sleeman
b. 1735
d. Unknown
Daughter
Eunice Sleeman
b. 1-2-1782 West Fairlee, Vermont
d. 3-15-1862 Cuba, New York
Married
Elijah Blood
b. 10-10-1748 Oxford, Massachusetts
d.9-5-1826 Charlestown, Massachusetts
Daughter
Eunice Blood
b. 1-2-1782 West Fairlee, Vermont
d.3-15-1862 Cuba, New York
Married
Nathan Colby
b. 1778 Rumford, New York
d. 5-22-1857 Cuba, New York
Daughter
Laura Louise Colby
b. 11-5-1810 Holland, New York
d. 10-8-1883 Pepin, Wisconsin
Married
Lansford Whiting Ingalls
b. 11-12-1812 Dunham, Quebec, Canada
d. 5-21-1896 Pepin, Wisconsin
Son
Charles Phillip Ingalls
b. 1-10-1836 Cuba, New York
d. 6-8-1902 De Smet, South Dakota
Married
Caroline Lake Quiner
b. 12-12-1839 Brookfield, Wisconsin
d. 4-20-1924 De Smet, South Dakota
Daughter
Laura Elizabeth Ingalls
b. 2-7-1867 Pepin, Wisconsin
d. 2-10-1957 Mansfield, Missouri
Married
Almanzo James Wilder
b. 2-13-1857 Malone,New York
d. 10-29-1949 Mansfield, Missouri
Daughter
Rose Wilder
b. 12-5-1885 De Smet, Kingsbury County, South Dakota
d. 10-30-1968 Danbury, Connecticut
Son
Baby Boy Wilder
b. 8-5-1889 De Smet, South Daktoa
d. 8-17-1889 De Smet, South Dakota
Peter Riley Ingalls
b. 10-28-1833 Cuba, new York
d. 1900 Milaca, Minnesota
Married
6-5-1861 Concord,Wisconsin
Eliza Ann Quiner
b. 4-21-1842 Brookfield, Wisconsin
d. 6-6-1931 Eagle Rock, California
Children:
Alice Josephine Ingalls
b. 4-23-1862 Pepin, Wisconsin
d. 1-30-1934 Eagle Rock, California
Married
Arthur Leland Whiting
b. 12-3-1859 Claremont, Minnesota
d. 1-3-1949 Ventura, California
Children:
Altha, Jay, Roy, Frederick, Vena
Ella Estelle Ingalls
b. 1-23-1865 Pepin, Wisconsin
d. 3-9-1945 Zumbro Falls, Minnesota
Married
1882 Pepin, Wisconsin
Leslie Lee Whiting
b. 3-8-1858 Claremont, Minnesota
d. 6-3-1927 Riverside, California
Children:
Earl, Floyd, Harry, Clarence
Lansford Newcomb Ingalls
b. 4-5-1870 Pierce, Wisconsin
d. 11-7-1946 Rodchester, Minnesota
Married
1-1896 Pepin, Wisconsin
Melissa Funk
b. 3-19-1871 Zumbro Falls, Minnesota
d. 7-17-1941 Olmstead, Minnesota
Children:
Frances, Alice, Arthur, Helen, Gerald.
Edith Florence Ingalls
b. 6-29-1872 Pierce, Wisconsin
d. 7-13-1951 Denver, Colorado
Married 6-9-1892
Heil Nelson Bingham
b. 9-1867 Iowa City, Iowa
d.
Children:
Eliza, Fred, Estella, Pearl, Percy, Mable, Thomas, Edna, James.
Edmond Llewellyn Ingalls
b. 8-26-1880 Zumbro Falls, Minnesota
d. 4-16-1961 De Ridder, Louisianna
Married
1914 Zumbro Falls, Minnesota
Edith Mae Ide
b. 5-1-1886 Minnesota
d. 1-3-1962 Louisianna
Peter Franklin Ingalls
b. 11-16-1866 Pepin, Wisconsin
d. 9-23-1932 New Hope, Holmes, Florida
Married
9-13-1891 New Hope, Holmes, Florida
Mary Edith Mc Gowin
b. 3-1864 Alabama
d. 1-29-1929 Holmes, Florida
Children:
Alexander Ingalls
b. 11-9-1895 Holmes, Florida
d. 8-24-1951
Florence E. Ingalls
b. 9-1897 Holmes, Florida
d.
Edith
Ingalls
b. 9-1897 Holmes, Florida
d.
Baby Boy Ingalls
b. 1897 Holmes, Florida
d. 1897 Holmes, Florida
Pearlie Bell Ingalls
b. 1899 Holmes, Florida
d. 2-1946
Frederick Franklin Ingalls
b. 1902 Holmes, Florida
d. 7-27-1980 Akaloosa, Florida
Married
Mattie
b. 2-21-1913 Florida
d. 4-1985 Westville, Florida
Mary Emily Ingalls
b. 1904 Holmes, Florida
d. 10-29-1996 Westville,Holmes, Florida
Married
6-24-1933
Marcus Alexander Huggins
b. 2-21-1910 Holmes,Flordia
d. 8-8-1989 Holmes, Florida
Children:
Nellie
b. 1915 Holmes, Florida
d.
Matus
b. 1917 Holmes, Florida
d.
Mable
b. 1918 Holmes, Florida
Holmes County Florida
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