My great grandma Lydia, her sister Amy, and 2 of her kids (she eventually had 15 and 11 survived past childhood). Wolf Creek, Montana in 1935.
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My husbands fathers side has 11 and his mothers side has 15 which are all alive except one.
I always wonder how many folks back then had 10+ kids with no money to survive (as they tell in their stories)
But here’s me struggling with 1
Boggles my mind
My wife is one of seven, her mom one of thirteen. My son is one of one.
The little boy in this pic looks like an old soul.