Anna married Will Callen, sometime before 1885, at the Glendale Stagecoach Inn on Beaver Creek. She lived on Beaver Creek her whole life. Anna and Will had eight children, all boys, seven of whom died as infants and are buried alongside Anna’s grave in Middle Beaver Cemetery. Anna died of pneumonia in 1908, at the age of forty-four. These words are engraved on Anna Callen’s tombstone:
“All I want the franchise for is to make ours a better government.”
“All I want the franchise for is to make ours a better government.”
Anna married Will Callen, sometime before 1885, at the Glendale Stagecoach Inn on Beaver Creek. She lived on Beaver Creek her whole life. Anna and Will had eight children, all boys, seven of whom died as infants and are buried alongside Anna’s grave in Middle Beaver Cemetery. Anna died of pneumonia in 1908, at the age of forty-four. These words are engraved on Anna Callen’s tombstone:
“All I want the franchise for is to make ours a better government.”
“All I want the franchise for is to make ours a better government.”
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