Annie was a daughter of the Anderson family who the town was named after. Her parents were both born in Kentucky - but married in Missouri, where Annie was born. The family came to California on the Oregon Trail in 1853.
Annie was married three times. First in 1864 to "William M. JOHNSON of Red Bluff", then unknown date to a man with the surname CASSELL who she had her one child - a son, Ernest V. Cassell (1875-1939), and then a man by the name of WHIPPLE.
Annie was married three times. First in 1864 to "William M. JOHNSON of Red Bluff", then unknown date to a man with the surname CASSELL who she had her one child - a son, Ernest V. Cassell (1875-1939), and then a man by the name of WHIPPLE.
Annie was a daughter of the Anderson family who the town was named after. Her parents were both born in Kentucky - but married in Missouri, where Annie was born. The family came to California on the Oregon Trail in 1853.
Annie was married three times. First in 1864 to "William M. JOHNSON of Red Bluff", then unknown date to a man with the surname CASSELL who she had her one child - a son, Ernest V. Cassell (1875-1939), and then a man by the name of WHIPPLE.
Annie was married three times. First in 1864 to "William M. JOHNSON of Red Bluff", then unknown date to a man with the surname CASSELL who she had her one child - a son, Ernest V. Cassell (1875-1939), and then a man by the name of WHIPPLE.
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