Jane Cauldwell was known as "Aunt" Jane by all of the folks in the community of Vernon Twp. and Fortville, Indiana since she was the local practicing Mid-wife. "Aunt" was applied to the Mid-wife at turn of the 20th Century as term of knowledge as to her skills as a Mid-wife and as a term to hide her skills from the "high-flutin'" doctors of the day that were out end mid-wifing as a practice.
She lived her entired married and widowed life on a 50 acre farm in Vernon Twp., Hancock County, on the Fortville Pike between CR W. 600 N and CR W. 700 N.
She lived her entired married and widowed life on a 50 acre farm in Vernon Twp., Hancock County, on the Fortville Pike between CR W. 600 N and CR W. 700 N.
Jane Cauldwell was known as "Aunt" Jane by all of the folks in the community of Vernon Twp. and Fortville, Indiana since she was the local practicing Mid-wife. "Aunt" was applied to the Mid-wife at turn of the 20th Century as term of knowledge as to her skills as a Mid-wife and as a term to hide her skills from the "high-flutin'" doctors of the day that were out end mid-wifing as a practice.
She lived her entired married and widowed life on a 50 acre farm in Vernon Twp., Hancock County, on the Fortville Pike between CR W. 600 N and CR W. 700 N.
She lived her entired married and widowed life on a 50 acre farm in Vernon Twp., Hancock County, on the Fortville Pike between CR W. 600 N and CR W. 700 N.
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