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Remarks by Cousin Eva Scott Hood at age 94
In the late 1800's five went west with a mule and horse in a covered wagon. They were Albert Pierce, Will Scott, Ferd Moore, Benton Watson and a friend Dal Felphs. They landed in Grand Island, Neb. Albert stayed out there with Ina Berry
but the other men came back home.
Hiram Scott and Frank Pierce were from Columbus, they were sheep men, they herded sheep out here from there we have been told. Frank Pierce married Susan Moore and Hiram Scott married Elizabeth Moore it was a double wedding in 1861.
The girls were given 220 acres.
Source: Darla Haas
Remarks by Cousin Eva Scott Hood at age 94
In the late 1800's five went west with a mule and horse in a covered wagon. They were Albert Pierce, Will Scott, Ferd Moore, Benton Watson and a friend Dal Felphs. They landed in Grand Island, Neb. Albert stayed out there with Ina Berry
but the other men came back home.
Hiram Scott and Frank Pierce were from Columbus, they were sheep men, they herded sheep out here from there we have been told. Frank Pierce married Susan Moore and Hiram Scott married Elizabeth Moore it was a double wedding in 1861.
The girls were given 220 acres.
Source: Darla Haas
Thanks to contributor #46634709
Remarks by Cousin Eva Scott Hood at age 94
In the late 1800's five went west with a mule and horse in a covered wagon. They were Albert Pierce, Will Scott, Ferd Moore, Benton Watson and a friend Dal Felphs. They landed in Grand Island, Neb. Albert stayed out there with Ina Berry
but the other men came back home.
Hiram Scott and Frank Pierce were from Columbus, they were sheep men, they herded sheep out here from there we have been told. Frank Pierce married Susan Moore and Hiram Scott married Elizabeth Moore it was a double wedding in 1861.
The girls were given 220 acres.
Source: Darla Haas
Remarks by Cousin Eva Scott Hood at age 94
In the late 1800's five went west with a mule and horse in a covered wagon. They were Albert Pierce, Will Scott, Ferd Moore, Benton Watson and a friend Dal Felphs. They landed in Grand Island, Neb. Albert stayed out there with Ina Berry
but the other men came back home.
Hiram Scott and Frank Pierce were from Columbus, they were sheep men, they herded sheep out here from there we have been told. Frank Pierce married Susan Moore and Hiram Scott married Elizabeth Moore it was a double wedding in 1861.
The girls were given 220 acres.
Source: Darla Haas
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