 Generally, Charlotte and her siblings used Cincinnati, Ohio real estate, inherited from her father David, mortgages on their plantations, and whatever else they had to support themselves after the war.At times the Marshall descendants only had the small income from the sale of butter and eggs from their farming operation to keep them going.Beginning in 1932, charging tourists for tours of the antebellum Natchez planters' homes during the annual Pilgrimage tours brought in much needed money to keep the homes going.