WalDoFarms.com
About WalDoFarms.com
After serving in the US Civil War, Harmon Waldo moved to Lincoln, NE and established its first blacksmith shop in 1868. Harm moved to DeWitt in 1871 and was deeded a 26-acre farm in 1882. His youngest of four sons, also named Harmon, was born just a week after his death. Their mother died seven years later, leaving the four boys orphans. To survive on their farm on the edge of DeWitt, the Waldo boys operated horse, livery, dray and other businesses.
