by Hanson, Lucinda Bundy.

See previous entry: Little Home Histories, Part 24 -- Historical Data Concerning Joel and Rebecca Doudna and Family: Houses.

During thrashing, my right thumb was crushed. My father made splints for it, and put them around the thumb joint. Then he put sugar and camphor on it and wrapped it. This was not changed as I remember unless it was to put on a clean outside wrapper. I was about ten years old. The joint was left deformed, but entirely useable.

Source: Written by: Lucinda Bundy Hanson, Richmond, Va., Feb. 12, 1942.

See next entry: Little Home Histories, Part 26 -- Historical Data Concerning Joel and Rebecca Doudna and Family: 1859 June Frost.

For the table of contents and first entry in this series, please see: Little Home Histories, Part 01 -- Table of Contents and Introduction.

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