Laura Ingalls Wilder Net Worth is
$11 Million

Mini Biography

Given birth to Laura Elizabeth Ingalls in Wisconsin in 1867, she spent her years as a child being a “pioneer young lady, ” settling in Wisconsin (twice), Missouri, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, and South Dakota by enough time she was 12 years of age. Her family remained in South Dakota, or Dakota Place since it was known, and in 1885, she wedded Almanzo Wilder. She known as him “Manly” and he known as her “Bess”. The next year, that they had a child, Rose, later to be the writer Rose Wilder Street. In 1894, the three of these remaining De Smet and journeyed towards the Ozark mountains of Missouri, where they resolved in the city of Mansfield. Laura and Manly continued to be there for the others of their lives. In the 1930’s and 1940’s, motivated and aided by Rose, Laura arranged pencil to paper and published some books about her child years around the frontier. Known as the “Small Home” books, these were published each year roughly from 1932 to 1943, explaining Laura’s encounters from her first memories from the big woods of Wisconsin as well as the Kansas prarie towards the fantastic year where she wedded Almanzo. The books had been immensely favored by kids, for whom these were created, and adults as well. Except for the casual publication tour, Laura’s existence as a plantation wife in Mansfield still continued to be relatively unchanged, nevertheless, though she do recieve a lot more email than she ever endured before! She passed away in 1957, soon after her 90th birthday. Actually after her loss of life, Rose found even more of her writings. These included a journal she kept describing the trip to Mansfield in 1894, characters she published to Almanzo while going to Rose in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA in 1915, and a good fresh, unfinished “Small House” publication, about the 1st four years after her relationship to Almanzo. Her main contribution to films and television continues to be her books, for these were the motivation for the long-running Television series “Small House for the Prairie” (1974-1983), and its own different TV-movie sequels. Presently (1999), a TV-movie entitled “Beyond the Prarie,” is within creation. It purports to become “the real tale of Laura Ingalls Wilder.”

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Quick Facts

Full Name	Laura Ingalls Wilder
Died	February 10, 1957, Mansfield, Missouri, United States
Height	1.5 m
Profession	Teacher, Author, Journalist
Nationality	American
Spouse	Almanzo Wilder
Children	Rose Wilder Lane
Parents	Charles Ingalls, Caroline Ingalls
Siblings	Mary Ingalls, Carrie Ingalls, Grace Ingalls, Freddy Ingalls, Nikki Grimes, Jerry Pinkney, Donald Crews
Nominations	Goodreads Choice Awards Best History & Biography
Movies	Little House: Bless All the Dear Children, Little House on the Prairie