Wife of Anderson Woods Anthony.
At her own request, she was buried next to her husband with no marker placed for herself.
She is the granddaughter of Capt. John McClanahan, who came from South Carolina to Missouri about the year 1833. Her grandmother McClanahan was the daughter of Elias Earle, of South Carolina, who for many years was a member of Congress from that State. Her family is closely related to Chief Justice John Marshall, the Marshalls of Virginia and Kentucky, the Earles and Harrisons of South Carolina, and, more remotely, to President Benjamin Harrison, of Indiana.
At her own request, she was buried next to her husband with no marker placed for herself.
She is the granddaughter of Capt. John McClanahan, who came from South Carolina to Missouri about the year 1833. Her grandmother McClanahan was the daughter of Elias Earle, of South Carolina, who for many years was a member of Congress from that State. Her family is closely related to Chief Justice John Marshall, the Marshalls of Virginia and Kentucky, the Earles and Harrisons of South Carolina, and, more remotely, to President Benjamin Harrison, of Indiana.
Wife of Anderson Woods Anthony.
At her own request, she was buried next to her husband with no marker placed for herself.
She is the granddaughter of Capt. John McClanahan, who came from South Carolina to Missouri about the year 1833. Her grandmother McClanahan was the daughter of Elias Earle, of South Carolina, who for many years was a member of Congress from that State. Her family is closely related to Chief Justice John Marshall, the Marshalls of Virginia and Kentucky, the Earles and Harrisons of South Carolina, and, more remotely, to President Benjamin Harrison, of Indiana.
At her own request, she was buried next to her husband with no marker placed for herself.
She is the granddaughter of Capt. John McClanahan, who came from South Carolina to Missouri about the year 1833. Her grandmother McClanahan was the daughter of Elias Earle, of South Carolina, who for many years was a member of Congress from that State. Her family is closely related to Chief Justice John Marshall, the Marshalls of Virginia and Kentucky, the Earles and Harrisons of South Carolina, and, more remotely, to President Benjamin Harrison, of Indiana.
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