Anna May Price was married in 1887 to Charles Francis LaFollette, in Albany, Oregon.
They had two sons.
The family came to Highland in December 1897, where they resided for more than thirty years. Their home was on Base Line where the LaFollette's owned an olive grove. Many of the many magnificent trees are still standing in the yards of homes on Olive Tree Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. LaFollette were active in the Highland Congregational Church and Mrs. LaFollette was president of the Pleasant Hour Club in 1901-1902. The Pleasant Hour Club later became the Highland Woman's Club.
(Bio submitted to Ancestry 17 May 2008 by highlandholly)
Name and nickname provided by afbowes (#48396891)
Annie was the mother of two sons, Jerome Rollin & Sherwood Nimrod LaFollette.
Annie (Price) LaFollette was a Charter Member of the Arrowhead Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
She was the Proud Descendant of Revolutionary War Patriot Thomas Rand (1746-1825) VA PVT
They had two sons.
The family came to Highland in December 1897, where they resided for more than thirty years. Their home was on Base Line where the LaFollette's owned an olive grove. Many of the many magnificent trees are still standing in the yards of homes on Olive Tree Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. LaFollette were active in the Highland Congregational Church and Mrs. LaFollette was president of the Pleasant Hour Club in 1901-1902. The Pleasant Hour Club later became the Highland Woman's Club.
(Bio submitted to Ancestry 17 May 2008 by highlandholly)
Name and nickname provided by afbowes (#48396891)
Annie was the mother of two sons, Jerome Rollin & Sherwood Nimrod LaFollette.
Annie (Price) LaFollette was a Charter Member of the Arrowhead Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
She was the Proud Descendant of Revolutionary War Patriot Thomas Rand (1746-1825) VA PVT
Anna May Price was married in 1887 to Charles Francis LaFollette, in Albany, Oregon.
They had two sons.
The family came to Highland in December 1897, where they resided for more than thirty years. Their home was on Base Line where the LaFollette's owned an olive grove. Many of the many magnificent trees are still standing in the yards of homes on Olive Tree Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. LaFollette were active in the Highland Congregational Church and Mrs. LaFollette was president of the Pleasant Hour Club in 1901-1902. The Pleasant Hour Club later became the Highland Woman's Club.
(Bio submitted to Ancestry 17 May 2008 by highlandholly)
Name and nickname provided by afbowes (#48396891)
Annie was the mother of two sons, Jerome Rollin & Sherwood Nimrod LaFollette.
Annie (Price) LaFollette was a Charter Member of the Arrowhead Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
She was the Proud Descendant of Revolutionary War Patriot Thomas Rand (1746-1825) VA PVT
They had two sons.
The family came to Highland in December 1897, where they resided for more than thirty years. Their home was on Base Line where the LaFollette's owned an olive grove. Many of the many magnificent trees are still standing in the yards of homes on Olive Tree Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. LaFollette were active in the Highland Congregational Church and Mrs. LaFollette was president of the Pleasant Hour Club in 1901-1902. The Pleasant Hour Club later became the Highland Woman's Club.
(Bio submitted to Ancestry 17 May 2008 by highlandholly)
Name and nickname provided by afbowes (#48396891)
Annie was the mother of two sons, Jerome Rollin & Sherwood Nimrod LaFollette.
Annie (Price) LaFollette was a Charter Member of the Arrowhead Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
She was the Proud Descendant of Revolutionary War Patriot Thomas Rand (1746-1825) VA PVT
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