7/16/62 Mrs. [
2111]'s brother-in-law submitted her name and
her husband's to a leading home magazine, saying that hers
was a typical All American Family, an example of an average
family making a successful life over most of the obstacles a
family face:
"First, the husband is Catholic and [
2111] Protestant, and
religion has never been any problem, which, as it should
to all Americans, shows that all people can and should get
along, and there is no necessity for religion being any bar.
This is the happiest family I have ever known, and for years
I was Vice-Chairman of the Community Chest in ... and so have
known many families.
"[
1635], eldest child, graduated from ... College with twice
the credits necessary.
"[
2892], next oldest, is working nights while finishing ...
College.
"[...] next oldest stars in athletics at ... High School.
"[...] 12, was a year ago President of ... School, with 1800
students.
"[...] youngest, was valued by one teacher as 'genius'.
"And this family has been raised on salary of ... Clerk, an
'average' American family which has set a high standard for
any family in many ways. All of the family really 'shine' in
many ways. 'Twould make a good story."
7/60 Daughter, [
1635]'s report: "As far back as I can
remember, Mother has always made our garden of flowers and
vegetables a thing of beauty in the neighborhood. This would
seem to be a natural influence from her Audubon incarnation,
according to the reading.
"Her Life Reading is true in so many ways that I can see.
For instance, the reference to illness. Although a perfect
wife and mother, there are times when the tedium of her job
becomes almost unbearable. This happened once when my ailing
great grandmother came to live with us for a while."
7/63 Sister's report: "None of the above inclinations were
evident at the age of 15 when the reading was given. Edgar
Cayce really saw the great potential within this individual
for a great home builder. It is true, as the reading said,
that she can handle efficiently any situation having to do
with the home, the many details connected with running a
home. She is a leader in her community and home affairs."
See Source File Key #2111 for an encyclopedia article, a
short bibliography of John James Audubon, re 2111-1.
GD's note: Since [
2111] was told that [
1635] was her little
daughter in the Audubon period of sojourn and that she lived
in the Paris of the new world (New Orleans, La.?) among those
peoples of high estate, I think she must have been perhaps a
granddaughter or an in-law of Lucy Bakewell Audubon who only
had two sons [She apparently did not live anywhere near New
Orleans]. It is interesting that [
2111]'s present given name
is similar; that is, the name 'Lucy' could be a derivative
from it.


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