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  Emma Mitchell, July 9, 1987

  Emma Mitchell gives a good overview of her family and life with references to work, education, salaries, her family living off the land (farming), the 1918…
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  Dolly K. Appleton, July 9,…

  Dolly K. Appleton talks about her family in general and the fact that she and all of her siblings were educated at Pikeville Academy, a boarding school. She…
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  Rosie Hampton, July 9, 1987

  Rosie Hampton of Pikeville, Kentucky does not have many memories of her younger years. What she talks most about are her family, life on the farm, the decline…
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  Hager White, July 8, 1987

  Hager Elizabeth Meade White talks about her family in Johnson County, Kentucky. She does not have many memories of women getting the vote or actually voting…
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  Maud Sloan, July 8, 1987

  With lots of humor, Maud Sloan talks about life on the farm. Her mother died when she was young. Maud didn't have any memories of what it was like when women…
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  Myrtle Cox, July 27, 1987

  Myrtle Cox shares her memories of her family, some of whom were politicians, and she shares her ideas about women voting. She also shares the story of her…
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  Sue Little, July 28, 1987

  Sue Huff Little talks about her life as a child, an older teen, and after she was married. Her mother died when she was about five, and her father married a…
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  Allie Mae Burke, July 28, 1987

  Allie Mae Burke talks about her life as a daughter, wife, mother, and teacher. She also campaigned for her son who ran for jailer and was reelected four times.…
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  Claudia J. Cox, July 29, 1987

  Claudia J. Cox lost her mother when she was about a year old, and she and her siblings were raised by their father who was a cattle rancher and livestock…
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  Polly V. Hall, July 29, 1987

  Polly V. Hall shares what memories she has of her younger days, women voting causing unnecessary trouble, election days, and a few other memories.
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  Irene Brown, July 2, 1987

  Irene Brown was born in Indiana in December of 1892. She never married. Her family moved back to Kentucky shortly after she was born. Brown was educated in a…
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  Ora Mae Warrens, July 8, 1987

  Ora Mae Warrens was born in Oral Springs, Kentucky in December of 1898. Her parents were Methodists and strong believers in the value of education. Her father…
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  Orbie Vaughan, July 8, 1987

  Orbie Vaughan gives her ideas about politics, women in politics, and women voting. She particularly mentions her mother's desire to vote being dampened by…
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  Louise C. Brewer, July 9,…

  Louise C. Brewer, from Pikeville, Kentucky, shares her memories of going to school, including the boarding school known as Academy School. She also gives her…
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  Mary E. Bevins, July 9, 1987

  Mary Bevins was an avid voter. She talks about her life as a sibling among 12 children, including her twin sister, her own 9 children, and her growing up to…
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  Bertha Coleman, July 9, 1987

  Bertha Coleman, like many of the women during her era, came from a large family of 15 children, and she herself had 10 children. Her husband was a coal miner…
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  Robina Whitley, July 9, 1987

  Robina Whitley shares her notions of women staying in the home and not in politics. She also shares her memories of the coal mining days when she and her…
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  Louise M. Stewart, July 27,…

  Louise M. Stewart shares a bit of history about her family, and she shares her views on what women should and should not be doing in politics. She also gives…
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  Mae R. Leslie, July 27, 1987

  Mae R. Leslie doesn't have a lot to say about many of the questions that are asked of her, but she is definitely a supporter of women in politics.
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  Effie Robinette, July 28, 1987

  Effie Robinette has strong opinions about the coal mine unions, women in politics, and women not working in the mines. She gives details about the difficulties…
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  Delores Grell, July 28, 1987

  Kelsa Delores Kline Grell talks about her family, education, and teaching and working career. She gives her opinions on the role of women in politics. She…
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  Dealie Hogan, July 28, 1987

  Dealie Hogan voices her opinions about women working outside the home and "neglecting the children." However, she does think that women should be allowed to…
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  Stella Justice, July 29, 1987

  Stella Justice shares her memories of childhood, education, and marriage. She gives her opinions about people voting, women in politics, and women not being…