At an early age he moved to Nebraska from Illinois, with his parents, brothers and sisters in a covered wagon where his father established a
homestead northwest of Carleton and built a sod house which they
lived in until he could built a frame house—one of the first in
the community, for his family.
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Henry Clayton & Anna had six children: Flossie, John, (Sarah) Pearl, Haxel, Irene, and Reuben.
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homestead northwest of Carleton and built a sod house which they
lived in until he could built a frame house—one of the first in
the community, for his family.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Henry Clayton & Anna had six children: Flossie, John, (Sarah) Pearl, Haxel, Irene, and Reuben.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
At an early age he moved to Nebraska from Illinois, with his parents, brothers and sisters in a covered wagon where his father established a
homestead northwest of Carleton and built a sod house which they
lived in until he could built a frame house—one of the first in
the community, for his family.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Henry Clayton & Anna had six children: Flossie, John, (Sarah) Pearl, Haxel, Irene, and Reuben.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
homestead northwest of Carleton and built a sod house which they
lived in until he could built a frame house—one of the first in
the community, for his family.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Henry Clayton & Anna had six children: Flossie, John, (Sarah) Pearl, Haxel, Irene, and Reuben.
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