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62 [[strikethrough]]48.[[/strikethrough]] MRS STARR: Did he do any other paintings? MINNIE: Yes, he did some other paintings of a good bit of them in their family. Ruth and her children, he did. But what become of the paintings I don't know. He was-- MRS STARR: Was he your great uncle? MINNIE: Oh, yes, great uncle. My Grandmother's brother, he was. MRS STARR: And you remember-- Do you remember Great Grandmother Rachel? MINNIE: Oh, yes. MRS STARR: You remember her? MINNIE: I certainly do remember her. MRS STARR: Just when you were a little girl? MINNIE: When I was a little girl. MRS STARR: Yes. MINNIE: Yes. Because-- See, I was born in 18 and 92. The riot was in '98, in Wilmington, and-- MRS STARR: Do you remember that? MINNIE: Oh, yes, I remember that. And my-- And Grandmother left Wilmington just as soon as it closed, about-- She left Wilmington in '99. And she-- MRS STARR: You never saw her again? MINNIE: Oh, no, I never saw her any more. She went out to New York and got young ideas in her head and married a young man and soon died. (Laughs) MRS STARR: That's too bad. Yes. MINNIE: Yes. But I remember her very much. MRS STARR: Do you remember the great uncle who did the painting?