Mary Elizabeth Gieseman Oney went to Kentucky with her father John Gieseman when she was quite young. There is no information on her education but at the age of 16 she was a school teacher.
Many years later in Wellington she was a paper hanger as well as a housewife. She sometimes smoked a corn cob pipe, a remnant of her Kentucky days. She remained active into her old age.
Many years later in Wellington she was a paper hanger as well as a housewife. She sometimes smoked a corn cob pipe, a remnant of her Kentucky days. She remained active into her old age.
Mary Elizabeth Gieseman Oney went to Kentucky with her father John Gieseman when she was quite young. There is no information on her education but at the age of 16 she was a school teacher.
Many years later in Wellington she was a paper hanger as well as a housewife. She sometimes smoked a corn cob pipe, a remnant of her Kentucky days. She remained active into her old age.
Many years later in Wellington she was a paper hanger as well as a housewife. She sometimes smoked a corn cob pipe, a remnant of her Kentucky days. She remained active into her old age.
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