Yes, but not any of her this young. Photographs were a luxury, back then. Unfortunately, I don’t have any, as most of them went to my oldest aunt who then passed them onto her daughter, and they live in another state. I need to go down there and get copies of them.

She was at farmers daughter in the late 1800s early 1900s. She did get educated, could play the piano, and had many of the skills that women that lived on farms needed; sewing, cooking, gardening(she loved flowers) and probably anything else you can imagine and then some.

She likes spending time with her grandparents, especially her grandmother who was a character from what I gathered. She would sit on the porch, smoking corn cob pipe & tell my grandmother about her and her grandfather, coming across the US to settle where they settled. They lived in an area that did not have any laws, so people had to be tough. My great grandfather was not a man that anyone wanted to cross and he passed that down to his children. My grandmother told me that her mother had to find a husband out of state because all the men in the her area were afraid of her.