The Story Of Long Jonn By DAF The Sisters... All six children, five daughters, and one son, Jonn were home-schooled by their mother and hired private tutors. The Slone McRoen daughters matured into capable young women, competing with any male in the county in education and the traditionally male-dominated sport of fox hunting. All five daughters would live out their lives as spinsters, possessing a level of independence and education that rendered them unsuitable for marriage to the men of their era. As a result, they found themselves ill-suited for the traditional matrimonial expectations that dictated a woman's role as a wife and mother. In a society that often prioritized domesticity and subservience for women, the five daughters became representatives of a different kind of woman for her times. Engaging in various pursuits, art, literature, science, or social activism for women's rights and the right to vote. They were seen and heard, challenging the c...