Take My Wife... Please!

Edward Campbell, 1843 - 1924 
Edward Campbell was born in Ohio, fought in the Civil War in the 32nd Infantry, Company K, and later became a farmer.
He didn't marry until about 1916, when he was 73 years old!
As a child I'd heard tales about a Great-Aunt Cora who was considered the family hillbilly, or as my Grandmother said "Hill William." This woman supposedly ran around barefoot, played fiddle and smoked a corncob pipe!
While researching the family, I've always kept my eyes open for anything on a Cora, and finally found her about a year ago.
She's actually my Great-Great Aunt through marriage.
Cora E. Bailes was born in 1881. She married a Samuel C. Kelley in 1897, had two sons, and was widowed sometime around 1910. Cora married Edward Campbell at the age of 35, (he was 73.) They had one son together, Edward Jr., who supposedly died when the bus in which he was riding rolled off a mountain.
I have a great number of 'unknown' people in old photographs, so I just might have a picture of Cora, but I don't recall any photos of a barefoot woman, playing a fiddle and smoking a corncob pipe. Darn!