A Colonial Family's Reaction to the Stamp Act
Sarah Kieffer, a seventh grade student, shares a family story set during the Stamp Act era. The tale follows a Wabash County printer’s household as they oppose the tax, boycott British goods, relocate to town, and endure hardship until the act is repealed. The narrative highlights parental guidance, community protests, and the toll of taxation without representation on a small colonial family.
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National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Mount Carmel
Wabash County
NSCAR
Sarah Kieffer
St. Mary’s School
Rodney
Diana Kieffer
Mother
Father
Suzanne Brugger
Dar
Sandy Furrill
Roger
Sherry Kieffer
Town Square
Matt
South School Honors Third Quarter Perfect Attendees
South School awarded third quarter Perfect Attendance to 15 second graders among 42 total students with no early leaves and no tardies. Recipients gathered March 22 and received a bookmark, snack, a Kool-Aid Burst, and a Tastee Freez cone certificate.
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South School
Daisy LaVarier
Zemme Moore
Maycee Randall
Jacob Tennis
Lauren Vickers
Jaxson Hines
Ty Hipsher
Amy Isham
Jayla Johnson
Chandler Kleinschmidt
Parker Adams
Preston Adams
Madellyn Bingham
Kaitlin Finley
Madison Gillihan
Tastee Freez
Sakura Miller
Zoie Randall
Carson Sloss
Drake Stevenson
Vance Taylor
Kyndall Wagner
Tayvin Bailey
Eli Baker
Anbren Grant-Hockgeiger
Emma Juenger
Quincy Keepes
Journey Loudermilk
Mrs. Vargo
Julianna Sanders
Jaxon Schrader
Zachary Simpson
Wesley Stoll
Jax Vore
Jace Fortner
Ryan Groach
Mackenzie Hipsher
Breeana Morris
Mathew Risley
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DAR Stamp Act
Wabash General Hospital