She was Secretary, general board member, Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement Association.
Ann Mousley Cannon was a Member of the Utah State Legislature
She was Editor, Young Woman's Journal (1902–1907).
Ann Mousley Cannon was twice a Utah delegate to National Triennial sessions of the National Council of Women.
Ann Mousley Cannon died on Nov. 9, 1948 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County Utah. She was buried at Salt Lake Cemetery, Salt Lake County, Utah
She was Secretary, general board member, Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement Association.
Ann Mousley Cannon was a Member of the Utah State Legislature
She was Editor, Young Woman's Journal (1902–1907).
Ann Mousley Cannon was twice a Utah delegate to National Triennial sessions of the National Council of Women.
Ann Mousley Cannon died on Nov. 9, 1948 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County Utah. She was buried at Salt Lake Cemetery, Salt Lake County, Utah
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Wilhelmina Mousley Cannon Ellis
1859–1941
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Angus Munn Cannon Jr
1861–1913
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David Mousley Cannon
1863–1865
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Lewis Mousley Cannon
1866–1924
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Charles M Cannon
1869–1899
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Eugene Mousley Cannon Sr
1871–1958
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Mary Mousley Cannon Chamberlin
1873–1916
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Leonora Mousley Cannon Stewart
1874–1961
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Clarence Mousley Cannon
1875–1943
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Samuel Ensign Cannon
1876–1880
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Jesse Fox Cannon
1877–1956
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Erastus Snow Cannon
1878–1878
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Quayle Cannon
1879–1950
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Alice Cannon Cheney
1882–1967
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Elizabeth Rachel Cannon Porter McCrimmon
1885–1972
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Hattie Bennion Cannon
1887–1935
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Ira Bennion Cannon
1889–1959
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James Hughes Cannon
1890–1950
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Eleanor Bennion Cannon
1890–1901
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Glen Bennion Cannon
1897–1979
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Gwendolyn Hughes Cannon Quick
1899–1928
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