Post Script to my post on great grandmothers–
I love what KristenLynn Writes on her blog:
“If our Great-Grandmothers would’ve had Facebook and Twitter when they were young mothers…”
This is hilarious…mostly. “#roughtimes”
My grandmother Loula & her sister, Pearl, when they were young mothers.
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This is a quilt honoring my four great-grandmothers.
Left: Martha Frances White Johnson (1862-1933) claimed Native American ancestry, and her maternal grandmother was said to have come from the Powhatan Reservation.
Right: Margaret Matilda Stillwell Alexander (1847-1931) was an identical twin. She startled the neighbors at her sister’s funeral. Her husband was also a twin.
Top: Mary Arabella McDonald Richardson (1867-1935) was the grand-daughter of immigrants from the Western Isles of Scotland. She loved to walk on her land in the Sandhills.
Bottom: Margaret Jane Willey Oakley (1858-1934) gathered wild herbs for a living and ran the farm after her husband’s death. Her six children were all boys.
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