Her maiden name was actually Barnum. Smith and Easley were the names of her 2 husbands.
The Indianapolis News of Saturday, May 8, 1942 reported
MRS. ANNA M. EASLEY Services were held this afternoon at the Bert S. Gadd funeral home for Mrs. Anna Margaret Easley, 2018 Prospect street, in the charge of the Rev. M. O. Robbins, pastor of the Victory Memorial Methodist church. Burial was in Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. Easley, who would have been seventy-eight years old today, died Wednesday at Miami, Fla., of injuries suffered in an automobile accident January 27. Born at Butlerville, she was married in 1891 (sic 1890) to George O. Smith, who died in 1908. She later came to Indianapolis to live and in 1913 was married to Tillman Easley, who died in 1919. Mrs. Easley had lived on the south side of Indianapolis more than fifty years. Survivors are two sons, Emerald W. Smith, Miami, and George K Smith, New York, and a grandchild.
The Indianapolis News of Saturday, May 8, 1942 reported
MRS. ANNA M. EASLEY Services were held this afternoon at the Bert S. Gadd funeral home for Mrs. Anna Margaret Easley, 2018 Prospect street, in the charge of the Rev. M. O. Robbins, pastor of the Victory Memorial Methodist church. Burial was in Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. Easley, who would have been seventy-eight years old today, died Wednesday at Miami, Fla., of injuries suffered in an automobile accident January 27. Born at Butlerville, she was married in 1891 (sic 1890) to George O. Smith, who died in 1908. She later came to Indianapolis to live and in 1913 was married to Tillman Easley, who died in 1919. Mrs. Easley had lived on the south side of Indianapolis more than fifty years. Survivors are two sons, Emerald W. Smith, Miami, and George K Smith, New York, and a grandchild.
Her maiden name was actually Barnum. Smith and Easley were the names of her 2 husbands.
The Indianapolis News of Saturday, May 8, 1942 reported
MRS. ANNA M. EASLEY Services were held this afternoon at the Bert S. Gadd funeral home for Mrs. Anna Margaret Easley, 2018 Prospect street, in the charge of the Rev. M. O. Robbins, pastor of the Victory Memorial Methodist church. Burial was in Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. Easley, who would have been seventy-eight years old today, died Wednesday at Miami, Fla., of injuries suffered in an automobile accident January 27. Born at Butlerville, she was married in 1891 (sic 1890) to George O. Smith, who died in 1908. She later came to Indianapolis to live and in 1913 was married to Tillman Easley, who died in 1919. Mrs. Easley had lived on the south side of Indianapolis more than fifty years. Survivors are two sons, Emerald W. Smith, Miami, and George K Smith, New York, and a grandchild.
The Indianapolis News of Saturday, May 8, 1942 reported
MRS. ANNA M. EASLEY Services were held this afternoon at the Bert S. Gadd funeral home for Mrs. Anna Margaret Easley, 2018 Prospect street, in the charge of the Rev. M. O. Robbins, pastor of the Victory Memorial Methodist church. Burial was in Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. Easley, who would have been seventy-eight years old today, died Wednesday at Miami, Fla., of injuries suffered in an automobile accident January 27. Born at Butlerville, she was married in 1891 (sic 1890) to George O. Smith, who died in 1908. She later came to Indianapolis to live and in 1913 was married to Tillman Easley, who died in 1919. Mrs. Easley had lived on the south side of Indianapolis more than fifty years. Survivors are two sons, Emerald W. Smith, Miami, and George K Smith, New York, and a grandchild.
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