"Annie"
Index 1869-01
Died:
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Mother:
1935
Unknown
Unknown
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"Annie" Index 1869-01 |
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| 1869
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1935 Unknown Unknown |
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| Henry Clay Wannall | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Milton Wannall | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Annie Downey was the sister of Mamie Downey, wife of her husbands brother, William Tell Wannall. It is reported that Annie was "born in a veil", meaning she supposedly had extra-sensory powers. It is said she once approached the wife of a nephew, Rebecca Reeves Wannall (1889-01), and asked if anyone in the family named "Bill" had been recently married. Rebecca reported that she knew of no such marriage. Rebecca learned about a week later that her own son, Bill (1914-01), had, in fact, secretly eloped. Apparently Annie passed her extraordinary talents on to her grand nephew, Willard Layton Wannall (1921-03), who has published books about the supernatural. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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