Laura Ingalls Wilder

Charles Fredrick Ingalls 'Freddie' started losing weight at nine months.

Despite the Doctor being called, he couldn't do anything about it and Freddie died. Apparently allot of baby's had the same in those times and nobody knew how to cure it. I don't know what the disease was called though.

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Charles F. Ingalls Jr. died just 3 days short of his 10th month aniversary. Since there seems to be no recorded symptoms of his illness there could be any number of causes for death, some of which are not common today. Babies still pass away from viruses in modern times although it is not usual now; and there is "failure to thrive"...since diet was more limited in those days it may have been related to a nutritonal deficit or some intestional problem. It's sad, but very likely the doctor had no idea what was wrong...

just a teaching degree

Laura had teaching certificates but never a degree. According to the books she should have graduated with a high school diploma but her teacher wanted all of her same-age classmates to graduate at the same time so he held Laura back. She married Almanzo before the new school year started.

They still have not named him when he died.

The movie you are referring to is likely "Swiss Family Robinson." It tells the story of a family shipwrecked on an island and their adventures surviving in the wilderness with the help of inventive gadgets and tools made from the resources around them.

No, Laura was not always happy but her personal strengths of determination and a competetive spirit, together with her faith in God prevented her from falling in a heap when difficult times came.

There were many such times in her life - the illness which robbed her beloved sister Mary of her sight, the tense encounters with Indians in Indian Territory, the death of her baby brother ( a period of time she omitted from any of her books), the near starvation of her family during the Long Winter, the death of her own newborn son followed within weeks by the burning of their home, financial hardships due to a series of droughts, the loss of their life savings in the depression stock market crash, and the death of Almanzo all were bleak periods in her life. Her parents had taught her to accept such events as a normal par of life.

Rose had one child, a son, who died at, or immediately after, birth.

Yes, Rose Wilder Lane married to Claire Gillette Lane in 1909

Charles Ingalls, like most pioneer men of his time, was essentially a jack-of-all-trades. His "learned" profession was "carpenter" - and he was a good one - but at some time in his life, he was all of the following (and these are just the jobs we know for sure about!): Justice of the Peace, Town Clerk, Butcher, Railroad Timekeeper, Hotel Manager, Store Clerk and Insurance Salesman!

Mary Amelia Ingalls

Caroline Celestia Ingalls Swanzy

Charles Frederick Ingalls

Grace Pearl Ingalls Dow

In fall of 1956, Laura Ingalls Wilder seemed frail. Her daughter Rose took her to the hospital in Springfield for a complete check-up. The doctors said she had diabetes. Her heart was wearing out too. She rested for several weeks in the hospital and insisted that Rose Bring her spring water from Rocky Ridge to improve her health. Laura returned home on the day after Christmas. She knew she was running out of time but as determined to live beyond the age of ninety. February 10, 1957(which was three days after she turned 90), Laura died quietly and was buried alongside Manly in the Mansfield cemetery.

Nellie Olesen was played by Alison Arngrim. I don't know what you mean by the original. Nellie was never replaced in the series. After she married Percival Dalton, they had twins they moved to New York to take over Percival's fathers company after he became sick. After the move, Nellie and Percival didn't come back into the series until the 9th season. Nellie's parents adopted a child named Nancy who acted just like Nellie.

Laura's books are historic fiction. Although the content follows the factual events of her early life very closely, there are differences which precludes them from being purely historical. For example, the sequence of events is not always in order, especially in the early books, which has Carrie accompanying them on the journey when she was not yet born in reality. Also, Nellie Oleson is a composite character drawn from three different unpleasant girls Laura knew. There are also large chunks omitted from the chronology, such as the period of time the Ingall's lived in Iowa. Also omitted is the birth and death of the only Ingall's boy, but Laura never mentioned him in her books. Laura has also filled in the gaps to make her stories interesting for children to read, but this also prevents the books being strictly factual.

Laura Ingersoll Secords husbands name is James Secord.

Charles Ingalls died of heart disease on June 8, 1902 at the age of 66

Laura Ingalls Wilder's only son, who was named Charles Frederick Ingalls, passed away as an infant just nine days after his birth. The cause of his death was not specifically documented, but it is believed to have been due to an illness or infection that was common during that time period.

A film competition where participants have to make a porn movie inspired by the movie "Deliverance".

The Long winter Little House in the Big Woods Little House on the Prairie LIttle Town on the Prairie On the banks of Pum Creek By the shore of Silver lake Farmer boy The first four years These happy Golden Years A little house Birthday A little house Sampler A little prairie house On the way home Little town on the prairie County fair Dance at grandpa's Christmas in the big woods Going to town Going West, Prairie Day, Sugar snow, Summertime in the big woods, the deer in the wood, winter days in the big woods, winter on the farm,

The Ingalls family lived in Burr Oak, Iowa, for a period of two years from 1876.

Laura Ingalls Wilder, the author of the "Little House on the Prairie" series, did not have any known physical disabilities or handicaps. She led a relatively healthy and active life, contributing to her ability to travel extensively and document her experiences in her books.

You might be able to find some picures on google images if you type in Laura Ingalls Wilder...

While Frances Bavier and Andy Griffith had a close working relationship on set during "The Andy Griffith Show," there were occasional tensions between them. Bavier's reclusive tendencies and sensitive personality sometimes led to conflicts with Griffith. However, despite any difficulties, both actors maintained a professional working relationship and continued to deliver exceptional performances on the show.

yes. she had two kids. the first was rose, but the second one died a few days after he/she was born.

Laura Ingalls's eye color is not specified in historical records.