Governor Frazier (center) visiting North Dakota farmer and his wife. From the book "The Story of the Nonpartisan League: A Chapter in American Evolution".
Governor Frazier (center) visiting North Dakota farmer and his wife. From the book The Story of the Nonpartisan League: A Chapter in American Evolution, 1920.

The different history books published in North Dakota are rich sources for genealogists researching pioneer families, homesteaders, and immigrant communities. County and regional histories often include biographies, land records, and township development details. Many works focus on Scandinavian, German-Russian, and Eastern European immigrants who settled the plains, as well as Native American history. These books often highlight agricultural life, community-building, and the challenges of frontier living. For researchers exploring family roots in the northern plains, North Dakota’s historical publications offer insight into both the personal stories and the broader settlement patterns that shaped the region.


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