Wife of Richard Siner Collins.
She belonged to an old and well-known Quaker family. In 1866 she came to Port Republic to teach in the public school. Mrs. Collins has all her life been interested in educational and historical matter, and has engaged in temperance work throughout the county, having served as County Treasurer of the W.C.T.U. since 1902. [Notes by Charlotte Muskett)
She belonged to an old and well-known Quaker family. In 1866 she came to Port Republic to teach in the public school. Mrs. Collins has all her life been interested in educational and historical matter, and has engaged in temperance work throughout the county, having served as County Treasurer of the W.C.T.U. since 1902. [Notes by Charlotte Muskett)
Wife of Richard Siner Collins.
She belonged to an old and well-known Quaker family. In 1866 she came to Port Republic to teach in the public school. Mrs. Collins has all her life been interested in educational and historical matter, and has engaged in temperance work throughout the county, having served as County Treasurer of the W.C.T.U. since 1902. [Notes by Charlotte Muskett)
She belonged to an old and well-known Quaker family. In 1866 she came to Port Republic to teach in the public school. Mrs. Collins has all her life been interested in educational and historical matter, and has engaged in temperance work throughout the county, having served as County Treasurer of the W.C.T.U. since 1902. [Notes by Charlotte Muskett)
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