She was married to Hartwell P. Heath.
She was buried in the same plot as her parents, while her husband, who died 30 years later, is buried in Hollywood Cemetery in Virginia.
The Evening Star Saturday, May 20, 1899
Death of Mrs. Anna Barnes Heath
Mrs. Anna Barnes Heath, daughter of the late Surgeon General Barnes, died in Philadelphia Thursday and her funeral will take place this afternoon at Epiphany Church, this city, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Heath had many warm friends in Washington, who have heard of her death with the greatest sorrow. Her mother, Mrs. Barnes, was with her at death.
She was buried in the same plot as her parents, while her husband, who died 30 years later, is buried in Hollywood Cemetery in Virginia.
The Evening Star Saturday, May 20, 1899
Death of Mrs. Anna Barnes Heath
Mrs. Anna Barnes Heath, daughter of the late Surgeon General Barnes, died in Philadelphia Thursday and her funeral will take place this afternoon at Epiphany Church, this city, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Heath had many warm friends in Washington, who have heard of her death with the greatest sorrow. Her mother, Mrs. Barnes, was with her at death.
She was married to Hartwell P. Heath.
She was buried in the same plot as her parents, while her husband, who died 30 years later, is buried in Hollywood Cemetery in Virginia.
The Evening Star Saturday, May 20, 1899
Death of Mrs. Anna Barnes Heath
Mrs. Anna Barnes Heath, daughter of the late Surgeon General Barnes, died in Philadelphia Thursday and her funeral will take place this afternoon at Epiphany Church, this city, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Heath had many warm friends in Washington, who have heard of her death with the greatest sorrow. Her mother, Mrs. Barnes, was with her at death.
She was buried in the same plot as her parents, while her husband, who died 30 years later, is buried in Hollywood Cemetery in Virginia.
The Evening Star Saturday, May 20, 1899
Death of Mrs. Anna Barnes Heath
Mrs. Anna Barnes Heath, daughter of the late Surgeon General Barnes, died in Philadelphia Thursday and her funeral will take place this afternoon at Epiphany Church, this city, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Heath had many warm friends in Washington, who have heard of her death with the greatest sorrow. Her mother, Mrs. Barnes, was with her at death.
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