[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 4, Ed. 1, Tree #1822, Date of Import: Jun 2, 2001]
Benjamin and Frankie also had stillborn twin girls as well as a boy and a
girl who died soon after birth.
Frankies grandparents were among the original immigrants from Wales who
went to Utah with a morman Wagon train. They lived in Utah for 12 years
before deciding to leave. They left all their possessions and walked all
the way to Iowa. They were helped along the way by indians who were
friendly to Mormans.
Wallace left on foot walking from Dennison, Crawford County, Iowa to
Douglas,Kansas where he married Mary. They homesteaded after marriage at
Quinlan Oklahoma. They raised their family at Quinlan. Quinlan is now
extinct, it was near Cherokee Oklahoma. They had five children, plus two
who died in infancy.[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 4, Ed. 1, Tree #1822, Date of
Import: Jun 2, 2001]
Wallace left on foot walking from Dennison, Iowa to Douglas, Kansas where
he married Mary. They homesteaded after marriage at Quinlan Oklahoma.
They raised there family in Quinlan. Quinlan is now extinct it was near
Cherokee, Oklahoma.They had 5 children, plus two children who died in
infancy.