The Memoirs of James and Meribah Farmer

This book is a fascinating account of the lives of James and Meribah Farmer, a 19th century couple who settled in rural Indiana. Through their diaries and letters, we see their struggles and triumphs as they raise a family, farm the land, and participate in their community. Lydia Ethel Farmer Painter, their granddaughter, compiled and edited the memoirs, providing historical context and additional information. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in American history, family history, and rural life.

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