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Autobiography of William G. Starck

 Item
Identifier: SC 592

Abstract

Photocopy of typescript autobiography that documents the lives of his German immigrant parents, Theodore and Wilhelmina Starck, who lived and farmed in Missouri and Nebraska and Starck's homesteading in Oliver County, N.D. in 1902. Includes mention of his parents trying to farm in Nebraska, their return to Missouri and coming back to Nebraska, his own experiences handling horses, the hospitality of German Russians in N.D., threshing, and a rooster used as an alarm clock.

Dates

  • 1949.

Creator

Access

The collection is open under the rules and regulations of the NDSU Archives.

Copyrights

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Biographical / Historical

Born at Corondolet, Mo., son of Theodore and Wilhelmina (Junke) Starck. Homesteaded in Oliver County, N.D.

Extent

1 Items (1 item (10 leaves).)

Language of Materials

English

Provenance

Donated by Bill Benjamin, 1978 (Acc. 2184)

Location of Originals Note

Holder of duplicates: Transcript from the original, transcribed by Bill and Cindy Benjamin, 1984.

Property rights

The Institute for Regional Studies owns the property rights to this collection.

Summary

Photocopy of typescript autobiography that documents the lives of his German immigrant parents, Theodore and Wilhelmina Starck, who lived and farmed in Missouri and Nebraska and Starck's homesteading in Oliver County, N.D. in 1902. Includes mention of his parents trying to farm in Nebraska, their return to Missouri and coming back to Nebraska, his own experiences handling horses, the hospitality of German Russians in N.D., threshing, and a rooster used as an alarm clock.
Title
Finding Aid to the Autobiography of William G. Starck
Description rules
Appm
Language of description
English
Script of description
Latin

Repository Details

Part of the Institute for Regional Studies Repository

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