Daughter of Foster D. CRUTCHER and Maria E. (Cage) CRUTCHER.
Married Dr. David W. Yandell, in April 1851. It was said she was a "well-to-do" Nashville beauty.
She was an amible, lovely girl both in mind and manners, an asset to the young physician husband.
They had four children: Maria; Allison (son), Susan and Martha. (Martha d. at abt. one yr of age.)
Frances was involved to some extent in society activities, always the gracious hostess, but her primary concern was her husband and children.
Married Dr. David W. Yandell, in April 1851. It was said she was a "well-to-do" Nashville beauty.
She was an amible, lovely girl both in mind and manners, an asset to the young physician husband.
They had four children: Maria; Allison (son), Susan and Martha. (Martha d. at abt. one yr of age.)
Frances was involved to some extent in society activities, always the gracious hostess, but her primary concern was her husband and children.
Daughter of Foster D. CRUTCHER and Maria E. (Cage) CRUTCHER.
Married Dr. David W. Yandell, in April 1851. It was said she was a "well-to-do" Nashville beauty.
She was an amible, lovely girl both in mind and manners, an asset to the young physician husband.
They had four children: Maria; Allison (son), Susan and Martha. (Martha d. at abt. one yr of age.)
Frances was involved to some extent in society activities, always the gracious hostess, but her primary concern was her husband and children.
Married Dr. David W. Yandell, in April 1851. It was said she was a "well-to-do" Nashville beauty.
She was an amible, lovely girl both in mind and manners, an asset to the young physician husband.
They had four children: Maria; Allison (son), Susan and Martha. (Martha d. at abt. one yr of age.)
Frances was involved to some extent in society activities, always the gracious hostess, but her primary concern was her husband and children.
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