Ann married first Dan Henry Singley (January 8, 1944) with whom she had 3 children.
Second marriage was to Dr. Claude Vivien Pettey Jr. (October 19, 1966) who had previously been married to Grace Elinor Leggett of Pike County, MS, and then widowed.
Third marriage was to Simon LaVois "Spider" Webb who had previously been married to Dorothy Ann Thompson of Jones County, MS, and also widowed.
Ann died in Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center in McComb, MS.
Ann is buried next to first husband, Dan Singley, in Magnolia Cemetery.
Second marriage was to Dr. Claude Vivien Pettey Jr. (October 19, 1966) who had previously been married to Grace Elinor Leggett of Pike County, MS, and then widowed.
Third marriage was to Simon LaVois "Spider" Webb who had previously been married to Dorothy Ann Thompson of Jones County, MS, and also widowed.
Ann died in Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center in McComb, MS.
Ann is buried next to first husband, Dan Singley, in Magnolia Cemetery.
Ann married first Dan Henry Singley (January 8, 1944) with whom she had 3 children.
Second marriage was to Dr. Claude Vivien Pettey Jr. (October 19, 1966) who had previously been married to Grace Elinor Leggett of Pike County, MS, and then widowed.
Third marriage was to Simon LaVois "Spider" Webb who had previously been married to Dorothy Ann Thompson of Jones County, MS, and also widowed.
Ann died in Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center in McComb, MS.
Ann is buried next to first husband, Dan Singley, in Magnolia Cemetery.
Second marriage was to Dr. Claude Vivien Pettey Jr. (October 19, 1966) who had previously been married to Grace Elinor Leggett of Pike County, MS, and then widowed.
Third marriage was to Simon LaVois "Spider" Webb who had previously been married to Dorothy Ann Thompson of Jones County, MS, and also widowed.
Ann died in Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center in McComb, MS.
Ann is buried next to first husband, Dan Singley, in Magnolia Cemetery.
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