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Nobody Much: Life on the Farm with Granny Cool - Paperback

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by Barbara McIntyre (Author)

In 1948, at the age of 57, Margaret Cantrell, an ex-Ziegfeld Follies singing star from Southern Illinois, married for the first time. Her bridegroom was Mac McIntyre, a childhood friend who had recently been widowed, and in one fell swoop she became stepmother, mother-in-law, and a grandmother. From her post-Broadway career as a receptionist for a large New York corporation, she moved to a Long Island farm and began the life of a country housewife. The family she inherited included three stepchildren, their spouses, and eventually twelve step-grandchildren.

This lighthearted memoir of how she influenced that family, particularly the author, and changed forever their perception of what a stepmother, mother-in-law, and grandmother should be.

Author Biography

Barbara McIntyre worked briefly as a Woman's Page reporter for The New York Herald Tribune before becoming a Long Island housewife and raising five children. She now has nine grandchildren and is delighted to also be a mother-in-law.

Number of Pages: 150
Dimensions: 0.35 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: December 17, 2002
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