Iowa Soldiers Orphans Home Records at Judith Poche blog

Iowa Soldiers Orphans Home Records. this collection contains a scrapbook of photographs with minor textual descriptions of orphans and adults taken. And provided a home for hundreds of children until 9 january 1876, when the remaining. the new home opened 15 october 1869. The site originally began as camp roberts, later renamed camp kinsman, during the early days of the civil war. our focus this week is on the iowa soldiers’ orphans’ home complex. Case files created after 1910. a blog post about the orphans from the iowa soldier’s orphans’ home buried at oakdale cemetery. Later renamed the annie wittenmyer home after its founder; the iowa department of human services holds the only extant records of the residents of the iowa soldiers’ orphans’ home: the center acquires, arranges, describes, preserves, and makes available local history and genealogical materials concentrating.

our focus this week is on the iowa soldiers’ orphans’ home complex. the iowa department of human services holds the only extant records of the residents of the iowa soldiers’ orphans’ home: The site originally began as camp roberts, later renamed camp kinsman, during the early days of the civil war. Case files created after 1910. And provided a home for hundreds of children until 9 january 1876, when the remaining. this collection contains a scrapbook of photographs with minor textual descriptions of orphans and adults taken. the new home opened 15 october 1869. a blog post about the orphans from the iowa soldier’s orphans’ home buried at oakdale cemetery. the center acquires, arranges, describes, preserves, and makes available local history and genealogical materials concentrating. Later renamed the annie wittenmyer home after its founder;

Build A Better Davenport The Iowa Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home 1865 1975

Iowa Soldiers Orphans Home Records the center acquires, arranges, describes, preserves, and makes available local history and genealogical materials concentrating. the center acquires, arranges, describes, preserves, and makes available local history and genealogical materials concentrating. the iowa department of human services holds the only extant records of the residents of the iowa soldiers’ orphans’ home: The site originally began as camp roberts, later renamed camp kinsman, during the early days of the civil war. this collection contains a scrapbook of photographs with minor textual descriptions of orphans and adults taken. the new home opened 15 october 1869. a blog post about the orphans from the iowa soldier’s orphans’ home buried at oakdale cemetery. our focus this week is on the iowa soldiers’ orphans’ home complex. Case files created after 1910. And provided a home for hundreds of children until 9 january 1876, when the remaining. Later renamed the annie wittenmyer home after its founder;