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Category Archives: Genealogy
Old Wapello County Roots
Many of my friends know that I spent my early years in Ottumwa, Iowa which is the county seat of Wapello County. Wapello County was created in February 1843 and was named for Wapella or Chief Wapello who was a … Continue reading
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Tagged Abingdon, chillicothe Iowa, Google Maps, Iowa, maps, Ottumwa Iowa, Restoration Movement
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A Family Letter about the 1918 Flu Pandemic
Today we are all hearing the news about the COVID-19 Coronavirus. We can find the latest information on the internet and also check in with loved ones around the world to see how they are doing. Can you imagine what … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Family History, Genealogy, History
Tagged 1918 Flu Epicemic, Coronavirus, Covid 19, flu, flu shot, Medical history, Pandemic, Spanish Flu, the great influenza
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