Bobbi-Ann Wheatpicker

Bobbi-Ann Wheatpicker is a bandit, musician, and member of the First Playthrough Party.

Early Life
Bobbi-Ann was born in Hoover, Alabama, United States, on July 2, 1869. She was the third of six children born to Bobby-Lu Wheatpicker. She attended school through the fifth grade, after which the death of her younger brother, Joseff, caused her to drop out to focus on the family farm. After the family farm went bankrupt, her family struck out west towards California, but Bobbi-Ann stayed behind in Alabama and picked up work in Mobile.

Work in Mobile
In Mobile, Bobbi-Ann entered an indentured servitude which almost worked her to death. She continued working there for six years, then escaped in 1891 and vowed herself to a life of self-sustenance, through crime if necessary.

Life of Crime
Bobbi-Ann became a petty criminal and worked a number of stagecoach robberies, bank robberies, and minor heists for the next decade or so. In 1901, she was involved in a shootout in a bar in Austin and was conscripted into the First Playthrough Party.