laura ingalls Wilder
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Updated: 18 Nov 2017
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Created byEmily Daffer
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Ingalls Wilder
was born in WisconsinLaura and her family
moved to KansasThe first
transcontinental
railroad
was completedThe family
moved to
Pepin, WisconsinThe family
moved to
Plum Creek,
MinnesotaU.S. Army sends an
expedition to the black
hills in Dakota TerritoryThe telephone
was inventedFreddy, Laura's
little brother,
died at nine
months oldThe Ingalls family
moved to Burr
Oak, IowaThey returned to
WisconsinThe Ingalls family moved
to De Smet, South DakotaLaura received her
teaching certificate
and started teachingLaura married
Almanzo J.
Wilder in
De Smet, SDThe first automobile
was inventedLaura’s daughter
Rose was bornLaura and Almanzo's
son died after 12
days before he
was named-
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-South Dakota
became a stateThe Wilders move
to Mansfield, MissouriThe radio
was inventedWorld War I beganThe United States
entered World War IWorld War I endedWomen gained
the right to voteThe stock
market crashedLittle House in
the Big Woods
was published by
Laura Ingalls WilderFarmer Boy
was publishedLittle Town on the Prairie
was publishedLittle House on the Prairie
was publishedOn the Banks of
Plum Creek
was publishedBy the Shores of
Silver Lake
was publishedWorld War II
beganThe Long Winter
was publishedThese Happy Golden Years
was publishedWorld War II endsLaura Ingalls Wilder dies at age 90-
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