Annie and her twin brother Alexander* were born in Dunreath, Iowa. Annie, at 99, was the last living child of George and Jane.
Annie and Roy were married 16 Sep 1912 in Boone County Iowa.
Ann was a retired cosmetologist, lived in Des Moines for 85 years, was a member of Epworth United Methodist Church, and a 50-year member of Order of the Eastern Star.
Thanks to Pamela Schisel for her photo and cemetery research: According to cemetery records, Ann was cremated and buried with her husband Roy. There was no marker placed for Ann. A cemetery employee placed the red flag (see photo) to indicate which Miles plot is hers. There is a stone marker for Roy.
The group photo includes Ann, Roy and their son, Robert. See caption.
*Alexander died 31 Dec 1892. Since Margret was born, and died, in Dunreath in 1893, I assume Alexander was buried in the Dunreath cemetery.
Annie and Roy were married 16 Sep 1912 in Boone County Iowa.
Ann was a retired cosmetologist, lived in Des Moines for 85 years, was a member of Epworth United Methodist Church, and a 50-year member of Order of the Eastern Star.
Thanks to Pamela Schisel for her photo and cemetery research: According to cemetery records, Ann was cremated and buried with her husband Roy. There was no marker placed for Ann. A cemetery employee placed the red flag (see photo) to indicate which Miles plot is hers. There is a stone marker for Roy.
The group photo includes Ann, Roy and their son, Robert. See caption.
*Alexander died 31 Dec 1892. Since Margret was born, and died, in Dunreath in 1893, I assume Alexander was buried in the Dunreath cemetery.
Annie and her twin brother Alexander* were born in Dunreath, Iowa. Annie, at 99, was the last living child of George and Jane.
Annie and Roy were married 16 Sep 1912 in Boone County Iowa.
Ann was a retired cosmetologist, lived in Des Moines for 85 years, was a member of Epworth United Methodist Church, and a 50-year member of Order of the Eastern Star.
Thanks to Pamela Schisel for her photo and cemetery research: According to cemetery records, Ann was cremated and buried with her husband Roy. There was no marker placed for Ann. A cemetery employee placed the red flag (see photo) to indicate which Miles plot is hers. There is a stone marker for Roy.
The group photo includes Ann, Roy and their son, Robert. See caption.
*Alexander died 31 Dec 1892. Since Margret was born, and died, in Dunreath in 1893, I assume Alexander was buried in the Dunreath cemetery.
Annie and Roy were married 16 Sep 1912 in Boone County Iowa.
Ann was a retired cosmetologist, lived in Des Moines for 85 years, was a member of Epworth United Methodist Church, and a 50-year member of Order of the Eastern Star.
Thanks to Pamela Schisel for her photo and cemetery research: According to cemetery records, Ann was cremated and buried with her husband Roy. There was no marker placed for Ann. A cemetery employee placed the red flag (see photo) to indicate which Miles plot is hers. There is a stone marker for Roy.
The group photo includes Ann, Roy and their son, Robert. See caption.
*Alexander died 31 Dec 1892. Since Margret was born, and died, in Dunreath in 1893, I assume Alexander was buried in the Dunreath cemetery.
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