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Benjamin

And the "Fredrickson Girls"

Roger M. Hart
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Pages
314
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

After the close of the American Civil War men went back to what had been home. For many of them it meant starting overdo rebuild a new life. Such was the case with Benjamin Franklin Harris an eighteen year old boy turned into a man. Traveling, or in his case walking, west with a group of exwar friends God directed him to an immigrant German farmer who wanted nothing more than to be a good American and see his daughters married. Hans and Bessie Fredrickson took Benjamin into their home and became his new family

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