She came to St. Paul in 1847 and was the first public school teacher in St. Paul. Her students spoke Ojibwe, French and a little English!
As a teacher she also had to teach her students how to clean and empty "chamber pots"
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| Women's underwear was a bit larger than it is today! And many parts of their clothing tied on and were easily removed to be washed or repaired. |
She took 7 modes of 1847 transportation to get to "Pigs Eye Landing" but luckily recently renamed St. Paul.
Girls and boys learned to sew.
As a teacher she also had to teach her students how to clean and empty "chamber pots"
She took 7 modes of 1847 transportation to get to "Pigs Eye Landing" but luckily recently renamed St. Paul.
Girls and boys learned to sew.
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