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I used ancestry. com to make a family tree.family tree made

Kaufmann family, Schomer family, Griener Family, and Petsche family all came from Germany.

Wilke, Engelhardt, Schmidt, Lembke, Bnte, Kress, Mueller, Ortman all came from Germany.

Wolverton and

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Sunday October 9, 2011 ASSIGN BLOG #4

Iowa State Professor wins Nobel Prize

In 1982 Danny Shechtman discovered quasicrystals. This discovery started a scientific revolution, rewrote chemistry textbooks, and ended up winning him the 2011 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

The Royal Swedish Academy o

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Assigned Blog # 4 Family History

I am doing my family history for my assigned blog # 4. My grandpa Christensen's side came over from Denmark and my grandpa Sciranko's side came over from Czechoslovakia.

Here is the family tree of how I was born on my grandma Sciranko's side:

John Gear

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assigned blog #4 Andrew Carnegie

Andrew Carnegie was born in Dunfermline, Scotland in November 25, 1835, he died August 11, 1919 at aged 83 and he came to the United States as a child with his parents. Andrew was a Scottish American industrialist, businessman, and entrepreneur he le

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Assigned Blog Number 4.

 

Olsen Twins $39,000 backpack sells out.

 

Backpacks must be back in style!

 

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are having troubles meeting demand for a 39,000 alligator backpack from their fashion line, The Row.

 

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This costly item was the first thing that was s

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Assigned Blog #4

My Mom's side of the family is from Denmark. Her Grandpa, Villum Villumsen came to America in 1924 from Copenhagen, Denmark. He was 19 years old when he came to America. When he came, he was processed on Ellis Island. When he came to Shelby, Iowa, he

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Chad W. Timm Presentation

After listening to Chad W. Timm, I thought he was a very interesting and educational speaker. He kept you interested and made you want to listen. A few of the highlights he mentioned were:

-humanity prevailing
 
Why Iowa? 
-Midwestern location
-would make
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Chad W. Timm on POW

Today i went to the library to hear Chad W. Timm speak about the Prisoners of war in Iowa in the year 1944. He told us about the camps in Clarinda and in Algona, but touched more on the camp in algona. Each camp contained 500 American guards and the

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Assigned Blog~Ancestor Homelands

My dad's mom's side of the family was mainly from Ireland, but some were from Belgium. Some of the last names from that side of the family are Lanagan and Shanahan, and that just screams Irish. My mamaw (my dad's mom) is mostly Irish. If she were any

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