Annie Rowan Forney Daugette was the daughter of Major General John H. Forney, C.S.A., and Septima Sexta Middleton (Rutledge) Forney. Her father was noted for his part in the defenses of Vicksburg, Miss., and was a descendant of Revolutionary War General Peter Forney, NC; her mother, a descendant of Edward Rutledge (SC) and Arthur Middleton (SC). Mrs. Daugette was raised in Jacksonville, Alabama and was a graduate of the State Normal School, now Jacksonville State University.
While attending Cooper Union Art School and National Academy of Design in New York City, Annie Forney was awarded the Elliot Medal in 1896. On December 22, 1897, she married Dr. Clarence William Daugette, who for forty-three years was the president of the State Normal School. She devoted her life during his lifetime to his career and her children: Kathleen, Palmer (Calvert), Clarence, Rutledge and
Rankin.
In 1970, Annie Rowan Forney Daugette was awarded the Honorary Doctor of Humanities by Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Alabama.
While attending Cooper Union Art School and National Academy of Design in New York City, Annie Forney was awarded the Elliot Medal in 1896. On December 22, 1897, she married Dr. Clarence William Daugette, who for forty-three years was the president of the State Normal School. She devoted her life during his lifetime to his career and her children: Kathleen, Palmer (Calvert), Clarence, Rutledge and
Rankin.
In 1970, Annie Rowan Forney Daugette was awarded the Honorary Doctor of Humanities by Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Alabama.
Annie Rowan Forney Daugette was the daughter of Major General John H. Forney, C.S.A., and Septima Sexta Middleton (Rutledge) Forney. Her father was noted for his part in the defenses of Vicksburg, Miss., and was a descendant of Revolutionary War General Peter Forney, NC; her mother, a descendant of Edward Rutledge (SC) and Arthur Middleton (SC). Mrs. Daugette was raised in Jacksonville, Alabama and was a graduate of the State Normal School, now Jacksonville State University.
While attending Cooper Union Art School and National Academy of Design in New York City, Annie Forney was awarded the Elliot Medal in 1896. On December 22, 1897, she married Dr. Clarence William Daugette, who for forty-three years was the president of the State Normal School. She devoted her life during his lifetime to his career and her children: Kathleen, Palmer (Calvert), Clarence, Rutledge and
Rankin.
In 1970, Annie Rowan Forney Daugette was awarded the Honorary Doctor of Humanities by Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Alabama.
While attending Cooper Union Art School and National Academy of Design in New York City, Annie Forney was awarded the Elliot Medal in 1896. On December 22, 1897, she married Dr. Clarence William Daugette, who for forty-three years was the president of the State Normal School. She devoted her life during his lifetime to his career and her children: Kathleen, Palmer (Calvert), Clarence, Rutledge and
Rankin.
In 1970, Annie Rowan Forney Daugette was awarded the Honorary Doctor of Humanities by Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Alabama.
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