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[[Iowa Genealogy|Iowa]] was the destination of many who left Illinois in the 1850s. Illinois families also helped settle [[Kansas, United States Genealogy|Kansas]] and [[Nebraska Genealogy|Nebraska]]. Others joined the [[California, United States Genealogy|California]] gold rush or traveled the [[Oregon Trail]] to the Pacific Northwest. | [[Iowa Genealogy|Iowa]] was the destination of many who left Illinois in the 1850s. Illinois families also helped settle [[Kansas, United States Genealogy|Kansas]] and [[Nebraska Genealogy|Nebraska]]. Others joined the [[California, United States Genealogy|California]] gold rush or traveled the [[Oregon Trail]] to the Pacific Northwest. | ||
The abundance and availability of land attracted the most Swedish immigrants, especially [[Illinois Genealogy|Illinois]] and [[Minnesota Genealogy|Minnesota]]. For further reading, see: [[Swedish American: Illinois | The abundance and availability of land attracted the most Swedish immigrants, especially [[Illinois Genealogy|Illinois]] and [[Minnesota Genealogy|Minnesota]]. For further reading, see: [[Swedish American: Illinois|Swedish American: Illinois]]. | ||
SEE ALSO: [[Illinois Migration]] for information about migration routes | SEE ALSO: [[Illinois Migration]] for information about migration routes | ||
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