1892, November 2, married Larche W. Landers, in Union Parish LA.
1899 March 22, "Shiloh in Ashes" - The greater part of the business section of Shiloh was destroyed by fire and L.W. Landers was one of only two merchants whose business escaped the flames.
1900 Census, Bernice, Ward 4, Union Parish LA - Larche W. Landers, 42, merchant, married 7 years - Nannie E. Landers, 28 - Ellen, 4 - Dewey, 1
1910 Census, Marion, Farmerville Road, Ward 2, Union Parish LA - Larche W. Landers, 52, cashier, Marion State Bank - Nannie E. Landers, 39 - Arthur F., 28, bookkeeper, sawmill - Ellen, 14 - Dewey, 11 - Florence Pickel, 2
1920 Census, Marion Village, Main Street, Ward 2, Union Parish LA - Larche W. Landers, 61, cashier, Marion State Bank - Nannie E. Landers, 49 - Jesse D., 21 - Washington J. (Jack) Pickel, nephew, 11 - Flosey Pickel, niece, 9.
1930 Census, Village of Marion - Nannie Landers, 56
1940 Census, Marion, Police Jury Ward 2, Union - Nannie E. Landers (had 2 years of college), widowed.
Note: Nannie & Larche went on to adopt her niece "Flosey" Pickel who had come to them with older brother Jack when their mother died. Nannie's brother Judge/John Pickel in St. Louis dispersed his children among his sisters for care when his wife Nellie Crane died.
Sometime after 1940, Nannie moved to Mansfield LA where her daughter, son-in-law, and grandson lived. Her daughter Ellen's husband died in 1950 and Ellen died in 1990 in a hospital in Shreveport.
1899 March 22, "Shiloh in Ashes" - The greater part of the business section of Shiloh was destroyed by fire and L.W. Landers was one of only two merchants whose business escaped the flames.
1900 Census, Bernice, Ward 4, Union Parish LA - Larche W. Landers, 42, merchant, married 7 years - Nannie E. Landers, 28 - Ellen, 4 - Dewey, 1
1910 Census, Marion, Farmerville Road, Ward 2, Union Parish LA - Larche W. Landers, 52, cashier, Marion State Bank - Nannie E. Landers, 39 - Arthur F., 28, bookkeeper, sawmill - Ellen, 14 - Dewey, 11 - Florence Pickel, 2
1920 Census, Marion Village, Main Street, Ward 2, Union Parish LA - Larche W. Landers, 61, cashier, Marion State Bank - Nannie E. Landers, 49 - Jesse D., 21 - Washington J. (Jack) Pickel, nephew, 11 - Flosey Pickel, niece, 9.
1930 Census, Village of Marion - Nannie Landers, 56
1940 Census, Marion, Police Jury Ward 2, Union - Nannie E. Landers (had 2 years of college), widowed.
Note: Nannie & Larche went on to adopt her niece "Flosey" Pickel who had come to them with older brother Jack when their mother died. Nannie's brother Judge/John Pickel in St. Louis dispersed his children among his sisters for care when his wife Nellie Crane died.
Sometime after 1940, Nannie moved to Mansfield LA where her daughter, son-in-law, and grandson lived. Her daughter Ellen's husband died in 1950 and Ellen died in 1990 in a hospital in Shreveport.
1892, November 2, married Larche W. Landers, in Union Parish LA.
1899 March 22, "Shiloh in Ashes" - The greater part of the business section of Shiloh was destroyed by fire and L.W. Landers was one of only two merchants whose business escaped the flames.
1900 Census, Bernice, Ward 4, Union Parish LA - Larche W. Landers, 42, merchant, married 7 years - Nannie E. Landers, 28 - Ellen, 4 - Dewey, 1
1910 Census, Marion, Farmerville Road, Ward 2, Union Parish LA - Larche W. Landers, 52, cashier, Marion State Bank - Nannie E. Landers, 39 - Arthur F., 28, bookkeeper, sawmill - Ellen, 14 - Dewey, 11 - Florence Pickel, 2
1920 Census, Marion Village, Main Street, Ward 2, Union Parish LA - Larche W. Landers, 61, cashier, Marion State Bank - Nannie E. Landers, 49 - Jesse D., 21 - Washington J. (Jack) Pickel, nephew, 11 - Flosey Pickel, niece, 9.
1930 Census, Village of Marion - Nannie Landers, 56
1940 Census, Marion, Police Jury Ward 2, Union - Nannie E. Landers (had 2 years of college), widowed.
Note: Nannie & Larche went on to adopt her niece "Flosey" Pickel who had come to them with older brother Jack when their mother died. Nannie's brother Judge/John Pickel in St. Louis dispersed his children among his sisters for care when his wife Nellie Crane died.
Sometime after 1940, Nannie moved to Mansfield LA where her daughter, son-in-law, and grandson lived. Her daughter Ellen's husband died in 1950 and Ellen died in 1990 in a hospital in Shreveport.
1899 March 22, "Shiloh in Ashes" - The greater part of the business section of Shiloh was destroyed by fire and L.W. Landers was one of only two merchants whose business escaped the flames.
1900 Census, Bernice, Ward 4, Union Parish LA - Larche W. Landers, 42, merchant, married 7 years - Nannie E. Landers, 28 - Ellen, 4 - Dewey, 1
1910 Census, Marion, Farmerville Road, Ward 2, Union Parish LA - Larche W. Landers, 52, cashier, Marion State Bank - Nannie E. Landers, 39 - Arthur F., 28, bookkeeper, sawmill - Ellen, 14 - Dewey, 11 - Florence Pickel, 2
1920 Census, Marion Village, Main Street, Ward 2, Union Parish LA - Larche W. Landers, 61, cashier, Marion State Bank - Nannie E. Landers, 49 - Jesse D., 21 - Washington J. (Jack) Pickel, nephew, 11 - Flosey Pickel, niece, 9.
1930 Census, Village of Marion - Nannie Landers, 56
1940 Census, Marion, Police Jury Ward 2, Union - Nannie E. Landers (had 2 years of college), widowed.
Note: Nannie & Larche went on to adopt her niece "Flosey" Pickel who had come to them with older brother Jack when their mother died. Nannie's brother Judge/John Pickel in St. Louis dispersed his children among his sisters for care when his wife Nellie Crane died.
Sometime after 1940, Nannie moved to Mansfield LA where her daughter, son-in-law, and grandson lived. Her daughter Ellen's husband died in 1950 and Ellen died in 1990 in a hospital in Shreveport.
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