
Ane Marie Hansen
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When Ane Marie Hansen’s family immigrated to Utah, she desired to
bring a part of Denmark with her. What did she carry across the plains?
a.
Wooden shoes
b.
A miniature windmill
c.
Skates
d.
An Apple tree
Yesterday’s answer:
B Wore cloth shoes
From the life of Emma Wilde Carruth: While living in
Sugar House, the family had to walk to the Tabernacle Square for their
meetings, over twenty-five blocks. In order to save her shoes she would wear
some cloth shoes, that her mother had made and carry her others to put on when
she arrived.
Pioneer Women of Faith and Fortitude,
Daughters of Utah Pioneers:
(International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers: 1998), 1: 510.
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