Judith is the third child of three children born to Amos & Clara Haslip. Judith married Henry Orlando Perkins on 21 Jan. 1892 in Postville, Iowa. Judith & Henry have two daughters, Clara & Ethel, both deceased by 1975. She was a Farmers wife. She may have had her own milk cow & a home vegetable garden. Maybe even some fruit trees. So she most likely made her own butter & cheese. Harvested her vegetables & fruits & canned them for their winter food supply. She learned how to use & read her woodstove. Bread every other day, cookies, pies & cakes were expertly done. That jar of carrotts was absolutely delicious with the evening meals. The canned peaches made a prize winning cobber for the county fair. Anyway you look at it. Most farmers provided well for their families, & married a women who was strong physicaly & in spirit. I may have not had the opportunity to meet this lady but I know from journals & historical accounts how she lived. Not the details of her own personal life but enough to know how it may have been for her.
Submitted by Kathy
on 15 April 2016
Submitted by Kathy
on 15 April 2016
Judith is the third child of three children born to Amos & Clara Haslip. Judith married Henry Orlando Perkins on 21 Jan. 1892 in Postville, Iowa. Judith & Henry have two daughters, Clara & Ethel, both deceased by 1975. She was a Farmers wife. She may have had her own milk cow & a home vegetable garden. Maybe even some fruit trees. So she most likely made her own butter & cheese. Harvested her vegetables & fruits & canned them for their winter food supply. She learned how to use & read her woodstove. Bread every other day, cookies, pies & cakes were expertly done. That jar of carrotts was absolutely delicious with the evening meals. The canned peaches made a prize winning cobber for the county fair. Anyway you look at it. Most farmers provided well for their families, & married a women who was strong physicaly & in spirit. I may have not had the opportunity to meet this lady but I know from journals & historical accounts how she lived. Not the details of her own personal life but enough to know how it may have been for her.
Submitted by Kathy
on 15 April 2016
Submitted by Kathy
on 15 April 2016
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JUDITH HASLIP
PERKINS
1871 1935
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