Arthur W. Seebart's Family History The Surname: Seebart (Ziebarth) Paternal Roots of the Family Tree Maternal Roots of the Family Tree The Children of August and Henrietta The Ziebarths (Seebarts) in Dakota Territory Early Married Lift of the George Henry Seebarts The Seebart Family and the Family Home at Emerado, North Dakota The Children of the Turtle River Seebarts		Edward A. Seebart's Narrative Preface The Red River Of The North And The Red River Valley North Dakota Gravel Deposits Lake Agassiz And Mccauleyville Beach Our Much-Debated Surname A Letter From Cousin Emma Grandpa, Grandma And Uncle Emmett My Dad's Correct Name Taken From Lounsberry's History Salt River Posts On The Red River Early Trading Posts The Vast Herds Of Buffalo The Indian Massacre Of 1862-1865 Indian Tribes Of North Dakota By Lewis F. Crawford First Child Born In North Dakota Selkirk Settlement Opening Of Navigation On The Red River Of The North McCauleyville The first dakota printing press Floods in the valley Indian wars The fisk expedition 1864 Hunting upland game west of the missouri The cannon ball river Dakota territory The stevens survey The fort totten trail Fort totten Clear water coulee Fort totten Blizzards The coming of the railroads Grasshoppers Mosquitoes of the valley Homesteading Interview with Uncle Fred Sod busting More about grandpa Uncle will's mules Hauled cord wood Neighbors Mr. Berton Dad's homestead and the fort totten trail Comparing dates Before moving to emerado George and charley--the jumper Dad and mother seebart A later interview The dug-out The old cast-iron range Bread making The home comfort stove company Grandpa's homestead The haunted house The hotel selkirk deal Aunt matie (mrs. A. States) Mr. And mrs. William koehler Grandma and her wheelchair Stickney--ojata Hauled wood to spafford farm from manville Uncle bill--his homestead Twins Bill and hank Pioneer stories The blizzard Uncle gust The bond place The washing machine deal Gustave zeebart of lakota--dies Uncle emmett Uncle ed and aunt jennie Some old letters Aunt amelia ellerman Quoting cousin ernestine ellerman Letters of 1889 - 90 and 91 Uncle julius A vacation on the farm Quoting uncle fred and aunt mary (mamie) Father, mother and family