Annie was the 2nd of five daughters born to James Arthur Gorman and Frances Catherine Hines. Her birth and death were recorded in her parents family Bible which today (2015) is in the possession of Hal Gorman of Midlothian. The first 4 of these daughters all died in infancy with Annie living the longest at 5 months. Two of these were still births and were unnamed; they are likely buried in unmarked graves in Telico Cemetery. The forth daughter was Allie Ellen who is buried in this cemetery and doew have a marker. The ECGS inventory for Telico Cemetery shows a listing for Allie Ellen; but none for any of her sisters. I am certain that Annie is buried here and perhaps did have a marker at one time that could have been destroyed or eroded to the point that it cannot be read. The fifth, and youngest daughter, was Alvina May who married John Ester Rogers and both are buried in Elm Branch Cemetery.
Annie was the 2nd of five daughters born to James Arthur Gorman and Frances Catherine Hines. Her birth and death were recorded in her parents family Bible which today (2015) is in the possession of Hal Gorman of Midlothian. The first 4 of these daughters all died in infancy with Annie living the longest at 5 months. Two of these were still births and were unnamed; they are likely buried in unmarked graves in Telico Cemetery. The forth daughter was Allie Ellen who is buried in this cemetery and doew have a marker. The ECGS inventory for Telico Cemetery shows a listing for Allie Ellen; but none for any of her sisters. I am certain that Annie is buried here and perhaps did have a marker at one time that could have been destroyed or eroded to the point that it cannot be read. The fifth, and youngest daughter, was Alvina May who married John Ester Rogers and both are buried in Elm Branch Cemetery.
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