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The Ballad of Ella May

Strumming

Killing us softly with her song

Kristina & Amy with Ella

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Kristina Horton Singing the "Mill Mother's Lament" Ballad, written by her Great Grandmother, Ella May, over 85 years ago.
Dr. Amy Sifford, Director Amy providing information regarding Ella's life and struggles during the early 1900's.
Attendees listen intently to Amy's presentation.
Kristina listens intently as Amy describes Ella's struggles prior to her murder.
Gaston County Library Director Laurel Hicks with Jim Morrison during the rendition.
Attendees applaud following Kristina's rendition of Ella's "Mill Mother's Lament" Ballad,
Dr. Sifford concluding the memorial.
Attendees listen to the heartfelt delivery.
Jim and Laurel enjoying the memorial.
Terrie Cole Fellowship following the memorial.
Laurel Hicks Fellowship following the memorial.
Ella May Wiggins Memorial Committee Standing: Terrie Cole, Secretary/Treasurer, Kim Hallas, former member, Kristina Horton, Head of Historical Research, Tammy Cantrell, Publicity/Social Media Manager, Arts Events Coordinator Sitting: Dr. Amy Sifford, Director