Hank Williams' first wife sewed him up in a sheet when he was drunk, and beat him sober! Wonder if she learned that from her grandma! LOL

My GF, born in 1859 (His daddy was the one who died at Seven Pines) lost his first wife with a teenage daughter. He went up to Ball Ground, in Cherokee County, and arranged to marry my GM. She was 15, and he was 42! Twenty seven years older! Her new stepdaughter was almost as old as she was, but Aunt Vada always called her "Mama". My GM called my GD "Mr. Boring" all his life. They married in 1901, and he died in 1942. Not bad. He worked at Glover Machine Works, and the man who married his daugher owned a carnival and bought a train engine from the company. I wonder how that came about. He was older, as well, and Aunt Vada called him "Mr. Mitchell". Life can sure be funny. Stan