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Mary Ann Walworth Booth - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Part of local politics, owner/ editor of local newspapers, 'Anamosa Eureka'
- - - - Her brothers to construct a saw and grist in 1839, only around 500 white people lived there, Iowa wouldn't become a star until 1846, very rural area
        
        Mary Ann family migrated to Iowa to live near the brothers
        
        1839 Edmund Booth quit teaching and moved to Iowa to work for the Walworth Brothers, reunited with Mary Ann
        
        Married 1840, he left for California in 1849
        
        Before leaving they had one son, and a daughter who died after a year
        
        All three children were hearing
- - - - Henry deduced to work for Gideon Ford who owned a hotel, Mary Ann and her children to Waspi House to live
        
        She lived with a friend Mr Perkins ins fairview a deaf couple for 5 months, but had problems with the wife
        
        Lived with Linus Osborn, until a flood in the spring of 1851
        
        Mary Ann stayed with her younger sister, Emily Walworth in Fifield, and family in Dubuque in winter of 1852
- - - - Mary Ann used $90 that Edmund sent to her to buy land in which she would build a house on
        
        The land Mary bought would later be the town center of Anamosa
        
        Although, through those fiver years she felt very isolated and lonely bc of the miscommunications, he would not write her back at times, and she worried for him
        
        She died in 1889, she was bedridden for the whole year
        
        Edmund was money and and inconsolable after, they were married for 57+ years