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Martha A. Fowler (nee Richards)

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Martha A. Fowler (nee Richards)
A photo of Martha A. Fowler (nee Richards). This was taken before her marriage in 1879. She had red hair and I even have a lock of it!
People in photo include: Martha A. (Richards) Fowler
Date & Place: at Lena in Stephenson, Illlinois U.S.A.
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Taken in 1879. She was 4 feet 11 inches tall - with hair almost as long as she was tall.
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my hair is just above my knee- bend,
Just cut mine
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08/24/2018
Brigitte Simmons Cherubini i am debating, totally scared of the style to go with lol
Photo of Sharon Emrich Shaw Sharon Emrich Shaw
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08/24/2018
As my late grangrandfather would say, "Law, that ort to make her poor to pack it." ❀
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08/24/2018
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My maternal grandmother had very long hair,but caused her to have migraine headaches,so the doc encouraged her to Bob it!!! Then l am 4'. 11". I be always worn short hair!!
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08/24/2018
My first wife had long hair , she cut it β€œ now she’s my exwife !
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Caera Wyatt - this be you soon
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08/24/2018
These sisters lived about 8 miles from where we live now. Their house is gone, most of the women are buried in the local cemetery. Home grown celebrities .
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08/24/2018
She probably wore it braided most of the time.
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08/25/2018
Have been told one of my Grandmothers had hair this long. Must have been really hard to take care of. Can you imagine washing all that in the days before showers, wow!
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08/25/2018
Wonderful photo!
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08/26/2018
4’10 😊
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