Traveling with her parents and younger brother, Malcom, on the SS Barlow; she arrived at New York on 17 May 1842.
She was 7-months pregnant with her daughter, Jessie, when her husband was killed in action at the Battle of Shiloh.
She lived in Iowa for several decades, working as a school teacher - mostly in Charles City, IA.
She was 7-months pregnant with her daughter, Jessie, when her husband was killed in action at the Battle of Shiloh.
She lived in Iowa for several decades, working as a school teacher - mostly in Charles City, IA.
Traveling with her parents and younger brother, Malcom, on the SS Barlow; she arrived at New York on 17 May 1842.
She was 7-months pregnant with her daughter, Jessie, when her husband was killed in action at the Battle of Shiloh.
She lived in Iowa for several decades, working as a school teacher - mostly in Charles City, IA.
She was 7-months pregnant with her daughter, Jessie, when her husband was killed in action at the Battle of Shiloh.
She lived in Iowa for several decades, working as a school teacher - mostly in Charles City, IA.
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