Pioneer Days in Waterloo Reminiscences of Elizabeth Fancher
Elizabeth Faucher recalls early Waterloo settler life from spring 1853 onward. She portrays meeting her future husband Nelson Fancher, building a cabin, running Waterloo’s first store, and their pioneer wedding. The narrative covers harsh winters, Civil War impacts, community life, and eventual move to Waterloo for better schooling and livelihood.
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Mother's
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John Glover
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Tanac
Willam
William
Tve
Lincoln
George Ellis
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