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This is not known. The Ingalls family dog Jack was given to the person who bought a team of horses from Charles Ingalls, as Jack was very devoted to the horses. The family had other dogs later on, all of whom were referred to in Laura's books as "Jack", though they actually had different names.

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The doctor listed little Freddy's cause of death on his death certificate as diarrhea. He was only 9 months old. Laura herself said in her writings that he was "taken with convulsions", and a few days later he "straightened out his little body and died". An infant child can be killed by severe diarrhea in 36 hours.

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No she lived in Kansas. That's in her book Little House on the Prairie.

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Laura had the equivalent of a high school diploma when she finished school. Actually, that was more education than most people achieved at that time.

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10 years older

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Yes

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Laura died of 3 reasons:Old age (90),Severe diebetes and a heart attack. She was 90.She died in 1957 in Manafield Missouri

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Laura Ingalls Wilder was born on February 7, 1867.

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I am beginning to learn that it is the sweet, simple things of life which are the real ones after all.

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She wrote the "Little house" book series about her own childhood, that inspired a movie, a television show, and a few mini series based on the books.

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Almanzo is first mentioned in By the Shores of Silver Lake although they do not meet until the beginning of The Long Winter when she and her sister Carrie, stumble out of the slough onto his and his brother's farm. He gives her directions back to her Pa's farm. They later run into each other regularly in Little Town on the Prairie.

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yes a lot she taught school too

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Laura Ingalls Wilder had 2 children. Rose, who was a famous author in her own right , was born on December 5,1886. Laura's second and last child was an unnamed baby boy who died twelve days after birth in 1889.
Two: A daughter Rose, and a son who died in infancy before he could be named.

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Five of Laura's books won the Newberry Honor Award (On the Banks of Plum Creek, By the Shores of Silver Lake, The Long Winter, Little Town on the Prairie and These Happy Golden Years). The reason none of her books won the Newberry Award Medal is that she had finished the books before the Newberry Award was created.

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Joseph Heller wrote the famous anti-war novel 'Catch-22' in 1961. The book was initially dismissed by critics but was later hailed by some as one of the best novels of the century. Joseph Heller died in December of 1999. See Web Links for more information including a list of other works by this author

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Laura Ingalls Wilder said years later that the girl named Nellie Oleson in her books was really named Nellie Owens, although the name Genevieve Masters is very often mentioned, too. Either way this girl was vain, selfish and stuck-up. According to a schoolmate of theirs, the real Nellie was much meaner than the way Laura portrayed her.

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Walnut Grove?

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Mary, Laura, Carrie (Caroline) and Grace. Her brother Charles Frederic (aka Freddie) died as an infant...around 9 mo.

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Laura's story Pioneer Girl is an adult autobiographical account of her life, with only subtle differences between it and her children's books. Laura's daughter, Rose Wilder Lane, wrote two books that are an adult version of some of the material covered in Laura's children's books-Let the Hurricane Roar (later called Young Pioneers) and Free Land.

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It depends which Laura Diaz you're refering to, but the following person seems to be the most popular in search engines: The LA TV newscaster: April 27, 1975

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She was 65 years old.