Miss Kitty

Wolfwood Castle

The Notorious Miss Kitty

Real Name: Katelyn (Kitty) Tyler

Place of Birth: Pittsburgh, PA

Date of Birth: May 23, 1857

Height: 5' 4''

Weight: 120 lbs.

Vital Statistics: B93-W66-H97 ( B361/2''-W26''-H38'')

Hair color: Mahogany

Eye color: Vibrant Blue

Likes: Cajuns, Accents, A good steak, Blackberry Brandy.

Dislikes: Petty women, deceitfulness, poisonous plants.

Legal status: Citizen of the U.S. with no criminal record.

Marital status: “Ah'm single because ah was born that way.”

Occupation: “Head Lady” at the Tombstone Saloon, and a weekly entertainer.

Hobbies: Singing, trying to cook (she's getting pretty good at it too…), driving people crazy, being one of a kind, and unforgettable.

Brief history: Kate (Kitty) was born in Pittsburgh, PA to a wealthy steel tycoon and his wife. Her mother was a known stage actress and dancer, and Kitty inherited the skill from much of her childhood spent with her mother. She was the oldest of 3 girls. When Kitty was five years old, her father enlisted in the Union army. With the war vastly approaching PA, Kitty was sent to live with an Aunt and Uncle (her father's older brother) who lived in Illinois, also wealthy and whom seemed unable to have children of their own. Her mother and two younger sisters died of an epidemic soon after, and her father, having survived the war, returned home to an empty family. He moved in with Kitty and his brother's family, but never recovered from the shock of battle. He hung himself in 1867. Her uncle's wife died soon after in childbirth, after receiving the desperately awaited pregnancy. Her uncle, a strong man, with good character much resemblent to that of her father pre-war, took Kitty and moved West in search of freedom and prosperity. They stumbled on Little Hope. It's from her uncle she gets her free and unbreakable spirit. She came to love her uncle as much as she would any father, but unfortunately, with no women around through most of her adolescence, she never really learned to be a true lady, the refinement, dignity, and “blandness” as she'd call it. Most'd say she's better for it.

Kitty's “girls” or the other Saloon women:

Nakita

So You want to be a Saloon girl?

~ Meow ~


	Wolfwood Castle The Notorious Miss Kitty Real Name: Katelyn (Kitty) Tyler Place of Birth: Pittsburgh, PA Date of Birth: May 23, 1857 Height: 5' 4'' Weight: 120 lbs. Vital Statistics: B93-W66-H97 ( B361/2''-W26''-H38'') Hair color: Mahogany Eye color: Vibrant Blue Likes: Cajuns, Accents, A good steak, Blackberry Brandy. Dislikes: Petty women, deceitfulness, poisonous plants. Legal status: Citizen of the U.S. with no criminal record. Marital status: “Ah'm single because ah was born that way.” Occupation: “Head Lady” at the Tombstone Saloon, and a weekly entertainer. Hobbies: Singing, trying to cook (she's getting pretty good at it too…), driving people crazy, being one of a kind, and unforgettable. Brief history: Kate (Kitty) was born in Pittsburgh, PA to a wealthy steel tycoon and his wife. Her mother was a known stage actress and dancer, and Kitty inherited the skill from much of her childhood spent with her mother. She was the oldest of 3 girls. When Kitty was five years old, her father enlisted in the Union army. With the war vastly approaching PA, Kitty was sent to live with an Aunt and Uncle (her father's older brother) who lived in Illinois, also wealthy and whom seemed unable to have children of their own. Her mother and two younger sisters died of an epidemic soon after, and her father, having survived the war, returned home to an empty family. He moved in with Kitty and his brother's family, but never recovered from the shock of battle. He hung himself in 1867. Her uncle's wife died soon after in childbirth, after receiving the desperately awaited pregnancy. Her uncle, a strong man, with good character much resemblent to that of her father pre-war, took Kitty and moved West in search of freedom and prosperity. They stumbled on Little Hope. It's from her uncle she gets her free and unbreakable spirit. She came to love her uncle as much as she would any father, but unfortunately, with no women around through most of her adolescence, she never really learned to be a true lady, the refinement, dignity, and “blandness” as she'd call it. Most'd say she's better for it. Kitty's “girls” or the other Saloon women: Nakita So You want to be a Saloon girl? ~ Meow ~