Daughter of Charles Wesley Annable and Stella Hosmer, husband of William McKinney Milam, whom she married on October 21, 1899, in Brooklyn, NY, and mother of Colin Charles and William McKinney Milam II.
In 1880, Katie Annable, aged 5, was living in German Flats, Herkimer, NY, in the home of her parents, C.W. Annable, aged 38, and Stella Annable, aged 32, with her brother, Joseph S. Annable, aged 7. Her father was shown to be a painter.
In 1900, Catherine Milam, aged 23, was living at 126 New York Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, with her brother, Joseph Annable, aged 27, in the home of her uncle and aunt, David Thomas, aged 67, a farmer, and Mary A. Thomas, aged 64, with cousins, Agnes Thomas, aged 20, Arthur Thomas, aged 18, and maid, Ida Fredman, aged 20. Her brother was shown to be a book salesman.
In 1910, Cathrine A. Milam, aged 32, was living on Bolling Green Road, Fairfield, Henrico, Virginia, with her husband, William M. Milam, aged 32, and children, William M. Milam, Jr., aged 8, and Colin C. Milam, aged 7. Her husband was shown to be a dairy farmer.
In 1920, Catherine Milam, aged 38, was living on a farm on Mecham Seville Place, Fairfield, Henrico, Virginia, with her husband, William M. Milam, aged 41, and children, William M. Milam, aged 17, and Colin C. Milam, aged 16. Also living in the household were servants Rose Troy, aged 20, and Herbert Troy, aged 22. Her husband was shown to be a farmer.
In 1930, Catherine A. Milam, aged 52, was living at 15 New Pennsylvania, Southern Pines, Moore, North Carolina, with her husband, William M. Milam, aged 52, and children, William M. Milam, aged 28, and Charles C. Milam, aged 26, daughter-in-law, Billie Milam, aged 21, and grandson, William M. "Billy"Milam 3rd, aged less than a month. Her husband was shown to be in farming.
Death Certificate - Catharine Annable Milam, aged 81, widowed, of 150 South Page Street, Southern Pines, North Carolina, born May 1, 1879 in Brooklyn, NY, the daughter of Charles Wesley Annable and Stella Hosser, died on November 8, 1960 in Southern Pines, Moore, North Carolina of carcinoma of the colon as certified by J.P. Bonn, M.D., and was buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Southern Pines, North Carolina on November 9, 1960 by McKeithan Funeral Home, Southern Pines, N.C.
(1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 US Federal Census; Catherine Annable in the New York, New York, Extracted Marriage Index, 1866-1937, Certificate Number: 5930; North Carolina, Death Certificates, 1909-1976 for Charles Wesley Annable, Moore, 1960, November)
In 1880, Katie Annable, aged 5, was living in German Flats, Herkimer, NY, in the home of her parents, C.W. Annable, aged 38, and Stella Annable, aged 32, with her brother, Joseph S. Annable, aged 7. Her father was shown to be a painter.
In 1900, Catherine Milam, aged 23, was living at 126 New York Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, with her brother, Joseph Annable, aged 27, in the home of her uncle and aunt, David Thomas, aged 67, a farmer, and Mary A. Thomas, aged 64, with cousins, Agnes Thomas, aged 20, Arthur Thomas, aged 18, and maid, Ida Fredman, aged 20. Her brother was shown to be a book salesman.
In 1910, Cathrine A. Milam, aged 32, was living on Bolling Green Road, Fairfield, Henrico, Virginia, with her husband, William M. Milam, aged 32, and children, William M. Milam, Jr., aged 8, and Colin C. Milam, aged 7. Her husband was shown to be a dairy farmer.
In 1920, Catherine Milam, aged 38, was living on a farm on Mecham Seville Place, Fairfield, Henrico, Virginia, with her husband, William M. Milam, aged 41, and children, William M. Milam, aged 17, and Colin C. Milam, aged 16. Also living in the household were servants Rose Troy, aged 20, and Herbert Troy, aged 22. Her husband was shown to be a farmer.
In 1930, Catherine A. Milam, aged 52, was living at 15 New Pennsylvania, Southern Pines, Moore, North Carolina, with her husband, William M. Milam, aged 52, and children, William M. Milam, aged 28, and Charles C. Milam, aged 26, daughter-in-law, Billie Milam, aged 21, and grandson, William M. "Billy"Milam 3rd, aged less than a month. Her husband was shown to be in farming.
Death Certificate - Catharine Annable Milam, aged 81, widowed, of 150 South Page Street, Southern Pines, North Carolina, born May 1, 1879 in Brooklyn, NY, the daughter of Charles Wesley Annable and Stella Hosser, died on November 8, 1960 in Southern Pines, Moore, North Carolina of carcinoma of the colon as certified by J.P. Bonn, M.D., and was buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Southern Pines, North Carolina on November 9, 1960 by McKeithan Funeral Home, Southern Pines, N.C.
(1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 US Federal Census; Catherine Annable in the New York, New York, Extracted Marriage Index, 1866-1937, Certificate Number: 5930; North Carolina, Death Certificates, 1909-1976 for Charles Wesley Annable, Moore, 1960, November)
Daughter of Charles Wesley Annable and Stella Hosmer, husband of William McKinney Milam, whom she married on October 21, 1899, in Brooklyn, NY, and mother of Colin Charles and William McKinney Milam II.
In 1880, Katie Annable, aged 5, was living in German Flats, Herkimer, NY, in the home of her parents, C.W. Annable, aged 38, and Stella Annable, aged 32, with her brother, Joseph S. Annable, aged 7. Her father was shown to be a painter.
In 1900, Catherine Milam, aged 23, was living at 126 New York Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, with her brother, Joseph Annable, aged 27, in the home of her uncle and aunt, David Thomas, aged 67, a farmer, and Mary A. Thomas, aged 64, with cousins, Agnes Thomas, aged 20, Arthur Thomas, aged 18, and maid, Ida Fredman, aged 20. Her brother was shown to be a book salesman.
In 1910, Cathrine A. Milam, aged 32, was living on Bolling Green Road, Fairfield, Henrico, Virginia, with her husband, William M. Milam, aged 32, and children, William M. Milam, Jr., aged 8, and Colin C. Milam, aged 7. Her husband was shown to be a dairy farmer.
In 1920, Catherine Milam, aged 38, was living on a farm on Mecham Seville Place, Fairfield, Henrico, Virginia, with her husband, William M. Milam, aged 41, and children, William M. Milam, aged 17, and Colin C. Milam, aged 16. Also living in the household were servants Rose Troy, aged 20, and Herbert Troy, aged 22. Her husband was shown to be a farmer.
In 1930, Catherine A. Milam, aged 52, was living at 15 New Pennsylvania, Southern Pines, Moore, North Carolina, with her husband, William M. Milam, aged 52, and children, William M. Milam, aged 28, and Charles C. Milam, aged 26, daughter-in-law, Billie Milam, aged 21, and grandson, William M. "Billy"Milam 3rd, aged less than a month. Her husband was shown to be in farming.
Death Certificate - Catharine Annable Milam, aged 81, widowed, of 150 South Page Street, Southern Pines, North Carolina, born May 1, 1879 in Brooklyn, NY, the daughter of Charles Wesley Annable and Stella Hosser, died on November 8, 1960 in Southern Pines, Moore, North Carolina of carcinoma of the colon as certified by J.P. Bonn, M.D., and was buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Southern Pines, North Carolina on November 9, 1960 by McKeithan Funeral Home, Southern Pines, N.C.
(1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 US Federal Census; Catherine Annable in the New York, New York, Extracted Marriage Index, 1866-1937, Certificate Number: 5930; North Carolina, Death Certificates, 1909-1976 for Charles Wesley Annable, Moore, 1960, November)
In 1880, Katie Annable, aged 5, was living in German Flats, Herkimer, NY, in the home of her parents, C.W. Annable, aged 38, and Stella Annable, aged 32, with her brother, Joseph S. Annable, aged 7. Her father was shown to be a painter.
In 1900, Catherine Milam, aged 23, was living at 126 New York Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, with her brother, Joseph Annable, aged 27, in the home of her uncle and aunt, David Thomas, aged 67, a farmer, and Mary A. Thomas, aged 64, with cousins, Agnes Thomas, aged 20, Arthur Thomas, aged 18, and maid, Ida Fredman, aged 20. Her brother was shown to be a book salesman.
In 1910, Cathrine A. Milam, aged 32, was living on Bolling Green Road, Fairfield, Henrico, Virginia, with her husband, William M. Milam, aged 32, and children, William M. Milam, Jr., aged 8, and Colin C. Milam, aged 7. Her husband was shown to be a dairy farmer.
In 1920, Catherine Milam, aged 38, was living on a farm on Mecham Seville Place, Fairfield, Henrico, Virginia, with her husband, William M. Milam, aged 41, and children, William M. Milam, aged 17, and Colin C. Milam, aged 16. Also living in the household were servants Rose Troy, aged 20, and Herbert Troy, aged 22. Her husband was shown to be a farmer.
In 1930, Catherine A. Milam, aged 52, was living at 15 New Pennsylvania, Southern Pines, Moore, North Carolina, with her husband, William M. Milam, aged 52, and children, William M. Milam, aged 28, and Charles C. Milam, aged 26, daughter-in-law, Billie Milam, aged 21, and grandson, William M. "Billy"Milam 3rd, aged less than a month. Her husband was shown to be in farming.
Death Certificate - Catharine Annable Milam, aged 81, widowed, of 150 South Page Street, Southern Pines, North Carolina, born May 1, 1879 in Brooklyn, NY, the daughter of Charles Wesley Annable and Stella Hosser, died on November 8, 1960 in Southern Pines, Moore, North Carolina of carcinoma of the colon as certified by J.P. Bonn, M.D., and was buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Southern Pines, North Carolina on November 9, 1960 by McKeithan Funeral Home, Southern Pines, N.C.
(1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 US Federal Census; Catherine Annable in the New York, New York, Extracted Marriage Index, 1866-1937, Certificate Number: 5930; North Carolina, Death Certificates, 1909-1976 for Charles Wesley Annable, Moore, 1960, November)
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