Annie's parents were both born in Delaware.
She was 15 in 1872 when her parents, five siblings and she moved from Dagsboro, Sussex County, Delaware, across the county to Milton. She was the second-born, her siblings being Joshua R., Mary E., Sallie, Sophia and Harberson ("Harvey").
By 1885 at the latest, Annie had married. She bore a daughter, Nora Bailey (1885), and later a son, James Bailey (1889). By 1920 at the latest she was widowed.
Annie worked as a laundress, but sadly, in October 1936 her home was sold for taxes.
She is thought to have died sometime during the years 1936 to 1940.
She was 15 in 1872 when her parents, five siblings and she moved from Dagsboro, Sussex County, Delaware, across the county to Milton. She was the second-born, her siblings being Joshua R., Mary E., Sallie, Sophia and Harberson ("Harvey").
By 1885 at the latest, Annie had married. She bore a daughter, Nora Bailey (1885), and later a son, James Bailey (1889). By 1920 at the latest she was widowed.
Annie worked as a laundress, but sadly, in October 1936 her home was sold for taxes.
She is thought to have died sometime during the years 1936 to 1940.
Annie's parents were both born in Delaware.
She was 15 in 1872 when her parents, five siblings and she moved from Dagsboro, Sussex County, Delaware, across the county to Milton. She was the second-born, her siblings being Joshua R., Mary E., Sallie, Sophia and Harberson ("Harvey").
By 1885 at the latest, Annie had married. She bore a daughter, Nora Bailey (1885), and later a son, James Bailey (1889). By 1920 at the latest she was widowed.
Annie worked as a laundress, but sadly, in October 1936 her home was sold for taxes.
She is thought to have died sometime during the years 1936 to 1940.
She was 15 in 1872 when her parents, five siblings and she moved from Dagsboro, Sussex County, Delaware, across the county to Milton. She was the second-born, her siblings being Joshua R., Mary E., Sallie, Sophia and Harberson ("Harvey").
By 1885 at the latest, Annie had married. She bore a daughter, Nora Bailey (1885), and later a son, James Bailey (1889). By 1920 at the latest she was widowed.
Annie worked as a laundress, but sadly, in October 1936 her home was sold for taxes.
She is thought to have died sometime during the years 1936 to 1940.
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