My interview about Ella Harper, the Camel Girl.

I am a genealogy blogger and this is an interview I did with a Canadian radio station in 2018. It was about my first genealogy blog subject, Ella Harper - The Camel Girl. I researched her back in late 2014/early 2015.
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[@jaelie8398]

She's beautiful

[@Loveu-re5me]

Wow just wow ! Rest in peace! Ella Harper

[@avecat1683]

I wish there was somehow we could find if she had any family left today like great great great great grandchildren or something It would be so cool

[@allaboutthejourney488]

Unfortunately she had no surviving children, hence no direct descendants. I have talked to some descendants of Ella's siblings but they didn't know much. I talked to the wife of another descendant who does their genealogy and she didn't want people to know about Ella so she was no help.

[@m.potrony2633]

My left ear loved this.

[@allaboutthejourney488]

Sorry about that. That’s the format they gave me.

[@ShelbyFarrow]

She was so beautiful. She didn't get married until she was 35.

[@jaelie8398]

She's cute, honestly

[@Sahnequeen]

Interesting

[@ajeshsooklall2187]

I wish there was a cure for it and also I have to admit when I first saw her I got creeped out and a tiny bit scared

[@allaboutthejourney488]

Ajesh Sooklall - Surgery during infancy is the cure. Ella would have had a normal life today.

[@andywerner838]

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@LOLONO666]

did she inspired the movie The exorcist ?

[@allaboutthejourney488]

Not that I’m aware of. Nobody really knew much about her back then, other than some really old sideshow workers.