Anna "Annie" Hageman was the first of the eight children born to Friederick Wilhelm Hageman (1836-1901) and Elizabeth L Grau (1936-1906). She was born in the fall of 1859.
On 14 Mar 1884, at the Pittsburgh, PA home of her parents, Annie married Alexander "Alex" McAllistser (c1848-bet 1910 & 1920). They were the parents of 5 children.
Alex was a Congregationalist minister and Annie and the children followed him to various calls in Michigan and Minnesota. Alex has not been found in census records after 1895. However, Annie is listed as married in both the 1900 and 1910 returns. She is reported as a widow in the 1920 census.
In 1929, Annie passed away in Davenport, IA after an extended illness. Her funeral was held in Pittsburgh, PA at the home of her sister, Sadie Hageman Wolpert; and she was buried in the Hageman family plot in the Minersville Cemetery.
Contributed by Anita A, Find a Grave volunteer 47209622
On 14 Mar 1884, at the Pittsburgh, PA home of her parents, Annie married Alexander "Alex" McAllistser (c1848-bet 1910 & 1920). They were the parents of 5 children.
Alex was a Congregationalist minister and Annie and the children followed him to various calls in Michigan and Minnesota. Alex has not been found in census records after 1895. However, Annie is listed as married in both the 1900 and 1910 returns. She is reported as a widow in the 1920 census.
In 1929, Annie passed away in Davenport, IA after an extended illness. Her funeral was held in Pittsburgh, PA at the home of her sister, Sadie Hageman Wolpert; and she was buried in the Hageman family plot in the Minersville Cemetery.
Contributed by Anita A, Find a Grave volunteer 47209622
Anna "Annie" Hageman was the first of the eight children born to Friederick Wilhelm Hageman (1836-1901) and Elizabeth L Grau (1936-1906). She was born in the fall of 1859.
On 14 Mar 1884, at the Pittsburgh, PA home of her parents, Annie married Alexander "Alex" McAllistser (c1848-bet 1910 & 1920). They were the parents of 5 children.
Alex was a Congregationalist minister and Annie and the children followed him to various calls in Michigan and Minnesota. Alex has not been found in census records after 1895. However, Annie is listed as married in both the 1900 and 1910 returns. She is reported as a widow in the 1920 census.
In 1929, Annie passed away in Davenport, IA after an extended illness. Her funeral was held in Pittsburgh, PA at the home of her sister, Sadie Hageman Wolpert; and she was buried in the Hageman family plot in the Minersville Cemetery.
Contributed by Anita A, Find a Grave volunteer 47209622
On 14 Mar 1884, at the Pittsburgh, PA home of her parents, Annie married Alexander "Alex" McAllistser (c1848-bet 1910 & 1920). They were the parents of 5 children.
Alex was a Congregationalist minister and Annie and the children followed him to various calls in Michigan and Minnesota. Alex has not been found in census records after 1895. However, Annie is listed as married in both the 1900 and 1910 returns. She is reported as a widow in the 1920 census.
In 1929, Annie passed away in Davenport, IA after an extended illness. Her funeral was held in Pittsburgh, PA at the home of her sister, Sadie Hageman Wolpert; and she was buried in the Hageman family plot in the Minersville Cemetery.
Contributed by Anita A, Find a Grave volunteer 47209622
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