In the photo is Margaret with her son Will and his wife and child
Photo taken from the book At Home with Working Folks in Williamson County, Rick Warwick Williamson County Historian, Caneta Skelley Hankins,Editor submitted by Linda Moore Mora
Taken from the book Historic Williamson County Old Homes and Sites by Virginia Bowman submitted by LindaMooreMora
Mrs. Moran was a stolid nature and not easily frightened. She was a small indomitable woman, her hand always busy about her household sores. Many a beautiful quilts are preserved in the family. She rode horseback to church at Pasquo until she became to old then she drove a hose so wild her sons had to hold his head until she could take up the reins.
Photo taken from the book At Home with Working Folks in Williamson County, Rick Warwick Williamson County Historian, Caneta Skelley Hankins,Editor submitted by Linda Moore Mora
Taken from the book Historic Williamson County Old Homes and Sites by Virginia Bowman submitted by LindaMooreMora
Mrs. Moran was a stolid nature and not easily frightened. She was a small indomitable woman, her hand always busy about her household sores. Many a beautiful quilts are preserved in the family. She rode horseback to church at Pasquo until she became to old then she drove a hose so wild her sons had to hold his head until she could take up the reins.
In the photo is Margaret with her son Will and his wife and child
Photo taken from the book At Home with Working Folks in Williamson County, Rick Warwick Williamson County Historian, Caneta Skelley Hankins,Editor submitted by Linda Moore Mora
Taken from the book Historic Williamson County Old Homes and Sites by Virginia Bowman submitted by LindaMooreMora
Mrs. Moran was a stolid nature and not easily frightened. She was a small indomitable woman, her hand always busy about her household sores. Many a beautiful quilts are preserved in the family. She rode horseback to church at Pasquo until she became to old then she drove a hose so wild her sons had to hold his head until she could take up the reins.
Photo taken from the book At Home with Working Folks in Williamson County, Rick Warwick Williamson County Historian, Caneta Skelley Hankins,Editor submitted by Linda Moore Mora
Taken from the book Historic Williamson County Old Homes and Sites by Virginia Bowman submitted by LindaMooreMora
Mrs. Moran was a stolid nature and not easily frightened. She was a small indomitable woman, her hand always busy about her household sores. Many a beautiful quilts are preserved in the family. She rode horseback to church at Pasquo until she became to old then she drove a hose so wild her sons had to hold his head until she could take up the reins.
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