Annie was a daughter of Charlotte Sellergren and her first husband, August "Will" Storm.
She had two sisters: Ida May, who married Milton Henry Cheney, and Hilda. Hilda may have died a young, as she is only on the 1880 Census and not found thereafter.
Annie never married and died at the Murphy Memorial Hospital in Red Oak.
Anna was also raised with a half brother and sister, as her mother married a second time when Anna was about 9 years old. Her half siblings were: Carl Reynold Lagergren and Helen M. Lagergren, who married Augustine Hanes Remy.
She had two sisters: Ida May, who married Milton Henry Cheney, and Hilda. Hilda may have died a young, as she is only on the 1880 Census and not found thereafter.
Annie never married and died at the Murphy Memorial Hospital in Red Oak.
Anna was also raised with a half brother and sister, as her mother married a second time when Anna was about 9 years old. Her half siblings were: Carl Reynold Lagergren and Helen M. Lagergren, who married Augustine Hanes Remy.
Annie was a daughter of Charlotte Sellergren and her first husband, August "Will" Storm.
She had two sisters: Ida May, who married Milton Henry Cheney, and Hilda. Hilda may have died a young, as she is only on the 1880 Census and not found thereafter.
Annie never married and died at the Murphy Memorial Hospital in Red Oak.
Anna was also raised with a half brother and sister, as her mother married a second time when Anna was about 9 years old. Her half siblings were: Carl Reynold Lagergren and Helen M. Lagergren, who married Augustine Hanes Remy.
She had two sisters: Ida May, who married Milton Henry Cheney, and Hilda. Hilda may have died a young, as she is only on the 1880 Census and not found thereafter.
Annie never married and died at the Murphy Memorial Hospital in Red Oak.
Anna was also raised with a half brother and sister, as her mother married a second time when Anna was about 9 years old. Her half siblings were: Carl Reynold Lagergren and Helen M. Lagergren, who married Augustine Hanes Remy.
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