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Yield: 1 large loaf or 4 small loafs, or 12 muffins. Ingredients: 1/2 Cup Shortening 2 Eggs 1 Cup Sugar 4 Ripe Bananas (the riper the better) 3 of they are large bananas 2 Cups Flour 1 tsp Baking Soda… Continue Reading →
Kirby Family Reunion 2023 Jump to: Accommodations Bedroom Assignments Eating Activities Unplanned Activity Ideas Accommodations When Monday, July 17 through Friday, July 21, 2023 Check-in: Afternoon on Monday, July 17 Checkout: Morning on Friday, July 21 Where VRBO: https://t.vrbo.io/FLxSkqlBRtb… Continue Reading →
Photo Gallery Clarkston 2017 The following were listed in the original document with no photos attached: need to fix – Photo 12 – View of Cache valley & the Bear River from the Long Divide Fix – Photo 32 –… Continue Reading →
Six Data Bases Dahle Ancestors Only – Norway 21,884 Dahle Descendants – USA 8,571 Loosle/Loosi Switzerland Only 8,269 Moyses/Gardner – England/Scotland 5,000 Loosle/Dahle – USA 17,195 Ancestry.com – Combined (Excludes Living) 33,000 Back to Index
George Andrew Loosle Notebook 2 Notebook Two- A Journal Written By George Andrew Loosle-1930-1933 Updated on April 15, 2021 GEORGE ANDREW LOOSLE’S writings were written in English with some German words. it was written phonetically. He wrote the way he… Continue Reading →
Norwegian Farm Records DOCUMENT-Norwegian Farm Records- Bygdeboks- (Approx 400) (In Norwegian) Extremely valuable for those doing Norwegian Research. The Norwegian Archiveette and other documents are more available than they have been in the past. (Not Digitized) This will not be… Continue Reading →
More information about John Kasper Loosle and Anna Elizabeth Hundsperger The Mission Journal of John Kasper Loosle is now available. It was written by himself in first person. He served a mission in Switzerland from October 1885-April, 1887. The journal… Continue Reading →
George Andrew Loosle Notebook 1 Writings by George Andrew Loosle Notebook 1- Appr. 1924 (Age- 66 years) GEORGE ANDREW LOOSLE’S writings were written in English with some German words. it was written phonetically. He would write the words as they… Continue Reading →
Mission Journal of John Kasper Loosle October 1885 – April 1887 Written by himself in first person Transcribed into standard English sentences By Janet Buttars Folster, great granddaughter I left Clarkston, Utah on October 12, 1885 to go on… Continue Reading →
Mission Journal of John Kasper Loosle Short Version October 1885 – April 1887 Written by himself in first person Shortened and transcribed into standard English sentences By Janet Buttars Folster, great granddaughter I left Clarkston, Utah on October 12,… Continue Reading →