Annie was my Great Aunt.
She was the youngest of nine children born to David Starkey Bond and Mary Elizabeth Butler.
She was married to Andrew Wilton Soderberg on March 22nd, 1910 in Alma, KS.
Their children together were Denzel D. and David Wilton Soderberg.
Anna was a homemaker who was married to a successful building contractor. It was said that she would do "good things" for the rest of her family because she could. Her house was usually where family members got together, probably because she had the largest home. I wish I could have met her, I know I would have enjoyed that very much.
Sadly, Aunt Annie had to bury her parents, all of her siblings, her husband, and her two sons. Yet, she remained strong and optimistic until her own death.
She was the youngest of nine children born to David Starkey Bond and Mary Elizabeth Butler.
She was married to Andrew Wilton Soderberg on March 22nd, 1910 in Alma, KS.
Their children together were Denzel D. and David Wilton Soderberg.
Anna was a homemaker who was married to a successful building contractor. It was said that she would do "good things" for the rest of her family because she could. Her house was usually where family members got together, probably because she had the largest home. I wish I could have met her, I know I would have enjoyed that very much.
Sadly, Aunt Annie had to bury her parents, all of her siblings, her husband, and her two sons. Yet, she remained strong and optimistic until her own death.
Annie was my Great Aunt.
She was the youngest of nine children born to David Starkey Bond and Mary Elizabeth Butler.
She was married to Andrew Wilton Soderberg on March 22nd, 1910 in Alma, KS.
Their children together were Denzel D. and David Wilton Soderberg.
Anna was a homemaker who was married to a successful building contractor. It was said that she would do "good things" for the rest of her family because she could. Her house was usually where family members got together, probably because she had the largest home. I wish I could have met her, I know I would have enjoyed that very much.
Sadly, Aunt Annie had to bury her parents, all of her siblings, her husband, and her two sons. Yet, she remained strong and optimistic until her own death.
She was the youngest of nine children born to David Starkey Bond and Mary Elizabeth Butler.
She was married to Andrew Wilton Soderberg on March 22nd, 1910 in Alma, KS.
Their children together were Denzel D. and David Wilton Soderberg.
Anna was a homemaker who was married to a successful building contractor. It was said that she would do "good things" for the rest of her family because she could. Her house was usually where family members got together, probably because she had the largest home. I wish I could have met her, I know I would have enjoyed that very much.
Sadly, Aunt Annie had to bury her parents, all of her siblings, her husband, and her two sons. Yet, she remained strong and optimistic until her own death.
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