Annie Mae Taylor was probably born in McCulloch County, Texas and was living there when the 1900 census was taken. She was married to John R. Morrison when the 1920 census was taken, living in Mason County, Texas. She married Grude McFarland in the late 1920s and they later divorced. She is shown as a widow when the 1940 census was taken, living in Coleman, Texas. Living with her were 3 Morrison children and 5 McFarland children. She is shown as Jackson on her death certificate.
Her body was donated to science and there was no burial. This memorial stone was placed at the Coleman Cemetery after the Coleman County Cemetery survey of 1988, in the lot where her son, Paul McFarland was buried.
Her body was donated to science and there was no burial. This memorial stone was placed at the Coleman Cemetery after the Coleman County Cemetery survey of 1988, in the lot where her son, Paul McFarland was buried.
Annie Mae Taylor was probably born in McCulloch County, Texas and was living there when the 1900 census was taken. She was married to John R. Morrison when the 1920 census was taken, living in Mason County, Texas. She married Grude McFarland in the late 1920s and they later divorced. She is shown as a widow when the 1940 census was taken, living in Coleman, Texas. Living with her were 3 Morrison children and 5 McFarland children. She is shown as Jackson on her death certificate.
Her body was donated to science and there was no burial. This memorial stone was placed at the Coleman Cemetery after the Coleman County Cemetery survey of 1988, in the lot where her son, Paul McFarland was buried.
Her body was donated to science and there was no burial. This memorial stone was placed at the Coleman Cemetery after the Coleman County Cemetery survey of 1988, in the lot where her son, Paul McFarland was buried.
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