Annie Eliza Wooliver ^{1 2}

  General Notes:

At the time of the 1910 census, Annie was listed as widowed and living with her brother Alfred M. Wooliver, a farmer, in Colorado County, Texas. (Apparently she was divorced, because Thomas Flournoy lived until 1934.) Her brother was born in Missouri in about 1853 and she was born in Texas in about 1862. Their father, Alfred Wooliver, was born in North Carolina and their mother, Mary Shivers, was born in Missouri. By 1910 Annie had borne 5 children with 4 still living. Only 16 year old Ben was still living at home. He helped on the farm.

Flournoy, Annie (Wooliver)
OAK GROVE ITEMS
News was received here by Mrs. "Dock" Obenhaus of the Harmony community of the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Annie Flournoy of Houston. Mrs. Flournoy had been in bad health for several years, but her death was not expected so soon. It was a shock to her friends here who knew her when she lived in this community years ago. "Miss Annie, as she was familiarly called, was like everybody else--she had her troubles, but she kept them to herself, not burdening anyone with them. She was a good woman, and was liked by everyone who knew her. Her relatives have the sympathy of all the people of our section.
[Interment in Cheetham Cemetery]
Weimar Mercury, April 20, 1928, page 5

Annie married Thomas John Flournoy, son of Mordicai Gibson Flournoy and Martha Jane Murchison. (Thomas John Flournoy was born on 1 Jun 1863 in Texas, died on 14 Oct 1934 and was buried in Myrtle Cemetery, Rock Island, Colorado County, Texas.)