Nannie was the youngest daughter of William Jackson S. Settles and Margaret J. Kirk. She was born in Copeville, Collin County, Texas. Her father died in 1891 and her mother a few months later. She was raised by care giver Ferg and Emma Woody. The 1900 census of Mills county, Texas shows Nannie living with the Woody's and they are her guardians.
Family oral history relates that upon her parents death, the eldest children lived with one another as they were over the age of 16, the children under 16 lived with foster families.
Family oral history relates that upon her parents death, the eldest children lived with one another as they were over the age of 16, the children under 16 lived with foster families.
Nannie was the youngest daughter of William Jackson S. Settles and Margaret J. Kirk. She was born in Copeville, Collin County, Texas. Her father died in 1891 and her mother a few months later. She was raised by care giver Ferg and Emma Woody. The 1900 census of Mills county, Texas shows Nannie living with the Woody's and they are her guardians.
Family oral history relates that upon her parents death, the eldest children lived with one another as they were over the age of 16, the children under 16 lived with foster families.
Family oral history relates that upon her parents death, the eldest children lived with one another as they were over the age of 16, the children under 16 lived with foster families.
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