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Honor Annis~ ~ ~ 1840-1907
Submitted by: Shirley Harlan


Mrs. Honor Annis, wife of John Annis, a well known and highly respected lady, died at her home west of this city Monday morning at four o'clock.
Mrs. Annis had suffered severely from an attack of pneumonia for over a week, when other complications set in and caused her death.
Mrs. Honor Emmazette Annis was born January 24, 1840 near Northfield, Boone County, Indiana and died 3 miles southwest of Kaw City, Okla. on February 18, 1907, aged 67 years and 25 days.
She was united in holy matrimony to John Annis at Knoxville, Illinois September 18, 1858. To this union were born 8 children, 5 sons and 3 daughters.
She professed faith in the Lord Jesus Christ at the age of 6 and united with the M.E. Church at Victoria, Illinois. Later in life they came to Kansas and becoming dissatisfied with her Christian experience she consecrated her life, and professed holiness near Arkansas City, 15 years ago. She was a faithful and devoted mother and during the civil war she provided for the home when Mr. Annis was in the army.
She took sick February 7 with pneumonia and heart trouble. She bore her sickness and intense suffering, realizing she was very sick. On the 16th she seemed better, but by the evening she worsened and a few days later the cold hand of death claimed her. She came to Kaw seven years ago and made many friends.
She leaves a husband and an unbroken family to mourn the loss of the first link of the family chain to be broken in fourty-eight years of married life.
There were present at the funeral her husband, John Annis, four sons; John and Emmet Annis; daughter, Miss Pearl Annis, of Kaw; L.P. Annis and Miss Mabel Annis, of Cushing; Mrs. Maggie Thomas, of Wellington, Kansas; O.A. Annis of Kansas City, Missouri; a daughter in Arizona and a son in Texas were unable to attend.
Services were conducted at the home by Rev. Charles Kirkpatrick of the Presbyterian Church, assisted by Rev. W.G. Lemon. After which interment was made at the Grandview Cemetery.


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