Pa ( Charles) Ingalls had an insatiable urge to travel westward and would have kept moving west had his wife not insisted on staying in one place once they reached Dakota. Pa did not enjoy living in an area that was populated, and where the hunting was poor.
Charles Ingalls left Walnut Grove in 1879 after he and his family experienced financial difficulties and decided to move to Iowa in search of a better life.
In The Pilot episode they lived near Independence, Kansas. Then they moved to Walnut Grove, Minnesota at. Then in the beginning of season 5 they move to Winoka for 4 episodes then they move back to Walnut Grove, Minnesota. Then in the beginning of season 9 they move to Burr Oak, Iowa.
Nobody really knows why. They were their when The Ingalls moved their. So Laura never knew either. So she couldn't write about it.
The two hour pilot move closely followed the book written by Laura Ingalls Wilder. As a weekly series the show strayed further from the written word of Ingalls Wilder. But some of the episodes were based on events that actually happened to the author such as when the older sister Mary lost her sight.
If you mean Indian Territory in southeast Kansas, they left for there in early spring of 1869.
Laura Ingalls Wilde never lived in Nebraska. She was born in Wisconsin and the family then moved to Kansas. After her sister Carrie was born, they once again moved back to Wisconsin and stayed for four years. The family then made a move to Walnut Grove, Minnesota where she met Almanzo Wilder and married him.
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she never moved to Florida that i know of
Hmmm...6, I think. She first lived in Pepin, Wisconsin. Then, the Ingalls family moved to "Indian Territory" in Kansas. They moved back to Pepin before going to Plum Creek, Minnesota. Next, they moved to De Smet, South Dakota, where Laura married Almanzo. Then, the two of them moved to Florida for about two years. Laura did not like the hot and humid climate; so they moved to Mansfield, Missouri, where they lived for about 55 to 65 years. I think that Laura and Almanzo also visited a cousin (I think Laura's cousin Peter) for a few months in Louisiana. Though, I did not include that in the 6 places.
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Most of Laura Ingalls Wilder's moves were in a covered wagon, although she did travel in cars, trains and even an airplane in her long life.