Ann's mother was Sarah Elmira Royster Shelton, the beloved of Edgar Allan Poe both in their youth, and again just before his death in 1849.
Ann and John were married in Henrico County on 17 October 1848. They had at least nine children: Alexander Shelton, Frances "Fannie" Lafon, Elmira Conway, Louisa Newton, John Bransford, Southall E., Jennie Lee, Lucy and Henry (Harry).
Her grave, next to her husband in a Leftwich family plot, is unmarked.
Ann and John were married in Henrico County on 17 October 1848. They had at least nine children: Alexander Shelton, Frances "Fannie" Lafon, Elmira Conway, Louisa Newton, John Bransford, Southall E., Jennie Lee, Lucy and Henry (Harry).
Her grave, next to her husband in a Leftwich family plot, is unmarked.
Ann's mother was Sarah Elmira Royster Shelton, the beloved of Edgar Allan Poe both in their youth, and again just before his death in 1849.
Ann and John were married in Henrico County on 17 October 1848. They had at least nine children: Alexander Shelton, Frances "Fannie" Lafon, Elmira Conway, Louisa Newton, John Bransford, Southall E., Jennie Lee, Lucy and Henry (Harry).
Her grave, next to her husband in a Leftwich family plot, is unmarked.
Ann and John were married in Henrico County on 17 October 1848. They had at least nine children: Alexander Shelton, Frances "Fannie" Lafon, Elmira Conway, Louisa Newton, John Bransford, Southall E., Jennie Lee, Lucy and Henry (Harry).
Her grave, next to her husband in a Leftwich family plot, is unmarked.
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