Jennie was the daughter of Benjamin Franklin and Nancy Gage Hughes Giles.
Little is known about Jennie other than she was widowed at a young age and had several children to raise alone. They moved from the farm where they had been living to the "city" and she appeared active in the church there.
Jennie played the piano well, gave private lessons to earn an income and encouraged her children to learn as well.
Little is known about Jennie other than she was widowed at a young age and had several children to raise alone. They moved from the farm where they had been living to the "city" and she appeared active in the church there.
Jennie played the piano well, gave private lessons to earn an income and encouraged her children to learn as well.
Jennie was the daughter of Benjamin Franklin and Nancy Gage Hughes Giles.
Little is known about Jennie other than she was widowed at a young age and had several children to raise alone. They moved from the farm where they had been living to the "city" and she appeared active in the church there.
Jennie played the piano well, gave private lessons to earn an income and encouraged her children to learn as well.
Little is known about Jennie other than she was widowed at a young age and had several children to raise alone. They moved from the farm where they had been living to the "city" and she appeared active in the church there.
Jennie played the piano well, gave private lessons to earn an income and encouraged her children to learn as well.
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