Laura's very first doll was a corncob named Susan, and so likewise she was made of corn, and wrapped in a bit of cloth. Laura's second doll was a rag doll called Charlotte and Caroline (her Ma) made her, with blue and pink calico cloth for the dress, black yarn for the hair, which she raveled to make curly, black buttons for the eyes, drew eyebrows with a black pencil, and made ink from pokeberries to give her rosy cheeks and red lips. Her body was cloth as well.
Mary Amelia Ingalls, Caroline Celestia Ingalls (Carrie), Charles Frederick Ingalls (Laura's brother who died) and Grace Pearl Ingalls
Aug.1, 1888
February 1, 1860
Laura Ingalls typically walked about 1 to 2 miles (1.6 to 3.2 km) to school each day.
The address of the Laura Ingalls Wilder-Rose Wilder Land Museum And Home is: Rt. 1, Mansfield, MO 65704
Little House on the Prairie - 1974 Laura Ingalls Wilder Part 1 7-1 was released on: USA: 22 September 1980
About 2 1/2 years after Rose was born.
She would be 85 in a few months (if we're talking about season 6, episode 1)
In the series of books: 1 (Jack) - Laura also had a dog later when she married Almanzo In the television series: 2 (Jack, then Bandit)
She was born in her parents cabin about 7 1/2 miles NNW of Pepin, Wisconsin.
yes: Martha Morse married Lewis Tucker. They had 5 kids: Lewis Tucker, Lydia Tucker, Thomas Tucker, Mary Tucker, and Charlotte Tucker. Charlotte Tucker married Henry Quiner. They had 6 kids: Joseph Quiner, Henry Quiner, Martha Quiner, Eliza Quiner, Thomas Quiner, and Caroline Quiner. Caroline Quiner married Charles Ingalls. They had 4 kids: Mary Ingalls, Laura Ingalls, Caroline (Carrie) Ingalls, and Grace Ingalls. Laura Ingalls married Almanzo Wilder. They had 1 kid: Rose Wilder. She married Clare Gillette Lane. They had 1 child, who died shortly after born.
She died at Rocky Ridge Farm in Mansfield, Missouri.