Born in a dirt-floored log cabin in the hills of North Carolina, she learned to cook over an open fireplace and later said she never saw a cookstove until she was sixteen. (Her life overlapped for six months with a great-grandaughter who completed her life by using a microwave oven in the kitchen) Moved to Bond County, Illinois with her family about 1852 and married Frederick Aull. After his death, she married William J. Rittenhouse.
Born in a dirt-floored log cabin in the hills of North Carolina, she learned to cook over an open fireplace and later said she never saw a cookstove until she was sixteen. (Her life overlapped for six months with a great-grandaughter who completed her life by using a microwave oven in the kitchen) Moved to Bond County, Illinois with her family about 1852 and married Frederick Aull. After his death, she married William J. Rittenhouse.
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First husband: Frederick Aull, Jr. Second husband: William Rittenhouse
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