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| + | Born on April 12, 1914 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. She was the youngest child and only daughter of '''[[Stephen Timko Sr]]''' and '''[[Maria Kenderes]]'''. | ||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
| − | Anna was | + | Anna was average in build and stood 5 foot 8 inches tall. She had brown hair and brown eyes. She wore eyeglasses in her later years. |
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| − | == Education | + | == Education == |
| − | + | She quit school after the seventh grade. | |
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| + | == Religion == | ||
| + | Anna was baptized into the Roman Catholic faith. | ||
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| + | She was a member of Sacred Heart Church in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. | ||
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| + | == Family Years == | ||
| + | Anna married '''[[James David Norris]]''' on August 8, 1936 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. The couple was originally married by Justice of the Peace Clifford Oaks and later, at the request of her father, remarried by Father Kerbenous. | ||
| − | + | Over the next fourteen years, the young couple would have four children: two boys - David and James Curtis, and two girls - Patricia Jane and Cynthia Kay. | |
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| − | + | The four children of Ann Margaret and James David are as follows; | |
| − | + | * Patricia Jane Norris | |
| + | * '''[[David Norris]]''' | ||
| + | * James Curtis Norris | ||
| + | * Cynthia Kay Norris | ||
| − | + | == Residences == | |
| − | + | She was born and lived in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania in her early years. | |
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| − | + | She lived in Barr Slope, Indiana County, Pennsylvania for 42 years. | |
| − | == Working Years | + | == Working Years == |
| − | She was a homemaker for | + | She was a homemaker for 52 years. |
| − | == Personal Life | + | == Personal Life == |
| − | She enjoyed | + | She enjoyed her work at home, which included cleaning and cooking. |
| − | == Death | + | == Death == |
| − | + | Anna died at St. Andrew's Village from leukemia on September 7, 2003 in Indiana, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. | |
| − | She was buried on | + | She was buried on September 10, 2003 at Ruffner Cemetery in Rayne Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. |
Latest revision as of 03:32, 23 August 2024
Page edited 22-August-2024. ET
Born on April 12, 1914 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. She was the youngest child and only daughter of Stephen Timko Sr and Maria Kenderes.
Description
Anna was average in build and stood 5 foot 8 inches tall. She had brown hair and brown eyes. She wore eyeglasses in her later years.
Early Years
- Childhood
- Siblings
Education
She quit school after the seventh grade.
Religion
Anna was baptized into the Roman Catholic faith.
She was a member of Sacred Heart Church in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.
Family Years
Anna married James David Norris on August 8, 1936 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. The couple was originally married by Justice of the Peace Clifford Oaks and later, at the request of her father, remarried by Father Kerbenous.
Over the next fourteen years, the young couple would have four children: two boys - David and James Curtis, and two girls - Patricia Jane and Cynthia Kay.
The four children of Ann Margaret and James David are as follows;
- Patricia Jane Norris
- David Norris
- James Curtis Norris
- Cynthia Kay Norris
Residences
She was born and lived in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania in her early years.
She lived in Barr Slope, Indiana County, Pennsylvania for 42 years.
Working Years
She was a homemaker for 52 years.
Personal Life
She enjoyed her work at home, which included cleaning and cooking.
Death
Anna died at St. Andrew's Village from leukemia on September 7, 2003 in Indiana, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.
She was buried on September 10, 2003 at Ruffner Cemetery in Rayne Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.