Columbia was the daughter of Absolom Shelton and Martha Cox Shelton; wife of Charles James Anthon; and sister of Fannie, William, John, Catherine, Emma, Roberta, Eliza and Pelham.
Columbia's parents were both natives of Stafford County, Virginia. In December 1892, Columbia married Charles James Anthon. The wedding took place at Belle Air church in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends; officiated by Rev. A.T. Lynn. The ushers were Pell Shelton, Price Edwards, Willie Chesley and Willie Berry.
Charles and Columbia lived in a nifty old house at 125 Main Street in Fredericksburg, Virginia. A niece named Maude Sullivan also lived in their house. Columbia was a homemaker. He worked for R. F. & P. Railroad. They had no children.
Columbia's parents were both natives of Stafford County, Virginia. In December 1892, Columbia married Charles James Anthon. The wedding took place at Belle Air church in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends; officiated by Rev. A.T. Lynn. The ushers were Pell Shelton, Price Edwards, Willie Chesley and Willie Berry.
Charles and Columbia lived in a nifty old house at 125 Main Street in Fredericksburg, Virginia. A niece named Maude Sullivan also lived in their house. Columbia was a homemaker. He worked for R. F. & P. Railroad. They had no children.
Columbia was the daughter of Absolom Shelton and Martha Cox Shelton; wife of Charles James Anthon; and sister of Fannie, William, John, Catherine, Emma, Roberta, Eliza and Pelham.
Columbia's parents were both natives of Stafford County, Virginia. In December 1892, Columbia married Charles James Anthon. The wedding took place at Belle Air church in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends; officiated by Rev. A.T. Lynn. The ushers were Pell Shelton, Price Edwards, Willie Chesley and Willie Berry.
Charles and Columbia lived in a nifty old house at 125 Main Street in Fredericksburg, Virginia. A niece named Maude Sullivan also lived in their house. Columbia was a homemaker. He worked for R. F. & P. Railroad. They had no children.
Columbia's parents were both natives of Stafford County, Virginia. In December 1892, Columbia married Charles James Anthon. The wedding took place at Belle Air church in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends; officiated by Rev. A.T. Lynn. The ushers were Pell Shelton, Price Edwards, Willie Chesley and Willie Berry.
Charles and Columbia lived in a nifty old house at 125 Main Street in Fredericksburg, Virginia. A niece named Maude Sullivan also lived in their house. Columbia was a homemaker. He worked for R. F. & P. Railroad. They had no children.
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