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Jane (Jennie) Baillet 1834-1918, Emma Adell Baillet 1838-1926, and Affa Ann Baillett 1850-1934

Jane (Jennie) Baillet 1834-1918, Emma Adell Baillet 1838-1926, and Affa Ann Baillett 1850-1934 is a Tennessee historical marker in Coffee County.

Coffee Co, 401 South Jackson St.,Emma A. & Tullahoma Affa Ann Baillet 2E5 Old Stone Fort Coffee Co, TN 2 (US 41), 1 mile north of Manchester

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This house was the home of Jane, Emma, and Affa Baillet whose family purchased the property in 1868. From around 1870 to 1913 the sisters, businesswomen and artists, owned and operated J. & E.A. Baillet Millinery Shop where they created original fashionable ladies wear and hats. Their legacy of Tennessee landscape and genre paintings date from 1870 and include estate portraits and historical sites of Tullahoma.

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