‘Grandma Patsy’s Quilt’

by Edith Faye Redden, Dickenson County Historical Society President
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Martha Ann Mariah ‘Patsy’ Smith Keel Boggs (seated center) is pictured with four of her daughters: Rosa Bell Keel Baker (seated left), Lillie Mae Virginia ‘Jennie’ Keel Yates, Eura Keel Yates (standing left) and Maggie Keel Fleming (standing right).


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