1994 ISOH-Annie Wittenmyer Reunion. 10 July 1994.
Annie Wittenmyer Days. Davenport Sesquicentennial, 24-25 May 1986.
Catalog of the Iowa State Institutions Holstein Sale. 10 Oct 1960.
Graduating Exercises. 08 June 1906. Print.
Iowa Soldiers Orphan Home Reunion (Annie Wittenmyer). 11 July 1982. Print.
ISOH – Annie Wittenmyer Reunion. 9 July 2000.
ISOH/Annie Wittenmyer mailing list. 1998.
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The ISOH Tattler. 1.1 (Dec 1936). Print.
The Oakton Press. (Mar 1940). Print.
"Tombstone Mystery". Mount Ayr Record News. Reprinted from blog. 31 Mar 2016. Print.
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“Report of Mrs. Wittenmyer to the Soldier’s Aid Societies of Iowa Ladies”. Keokuk Weekly Gate City. 25 Nov 1861. Print.
Beatty, Virginia L. Annie Wittemyer (Sarah Ann Turner Wittenmyer) Mentor to Millions”. Evansonton, IL: Signal Press, 2002. Print.
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Fisher, Ron. “Annie Wittenmyer, Iowa’s Civil War Heroine”. The Iowan. (Fall 1961) p. 40-44. Print.
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Gue, Benjamin. History of Iowa: from the earliest times to the beginning of the Twentieth Century. Vol. 4 Iowa Biograhy. New York: The Century Hstory Co., 1903: p. 292-293, 418-421. Print.
Helentahl, Francis J. “Durint Civil War…Keokuk’s Annie T. Wittenmyer ‘Greatest Woman in America’!”. Shoppers Free Press (Keokuk, IA). 29 May 1974. P. 27. Print.
Riley, Glenda. “Annie Turner Wittenmyer: Reformer”. Iowa Woman. (Sep 1986): p. 26-23. Print.
Selection of items listed in With Love and Concern, Annie Wittenmyer which are owned by the Davenport Public Library. Print.
Sillanpa, Capt. Tom. Annie Wittenmyer: God’s Angel. Evansnton, IL: Signal Press, 1972. Print.
Sillanpa, Tom. “Wittenmyer, Mrs. Annie (nee Turner)”. Encyclopedia of World Methodism. Lake Junaluska, NC: Commission on Archives and History. Print.
Transcribed correspondence from Wittenmyer to Lucy A. Turner, relative. 1862, 1868 and 1873. Print.
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