The Genealogy of one Vermonter, Darrell A. Martin - Annis Lizzie LaQue

Annis Lizzie LaQue

(13 March 1904 - 20 January 2000)

Annis Lizzie LaQue|b. 13 Mar 1904\nd. 20 Jan 2000|p128.htm|George Warren Daniels|b. 7 May 1855\nd. 30 Jan 1927|p1497.htm|Maude Emma Lower|b. ca 1875\nd. fol 1920|p1502.htm|Harrison Daniels|b. 1 Mar 1817\nd. 11 Jan 1870|p1498.htm|Jane E. Perry|b. 7 Mar 1815\nd. 17 Apr 1888|p1499.htm|William Lower|b. ca Dec 1838\nd. 19 Mar 1898|p1244.htm|Anna Founding|b. s 1850\nd. pre 1882|p1503.htm|

Grandmother of Darrell Allen Martin.

Annis L. LaQue

Annis was born in North Charlestown, Charlestown, Sullivan County, New Hampshire, on 13 March 1904. She was the daughter of George Warren Daniels and Maude Emma Lower. She married Clifton Oliver Martin in Cavendish, Windsor County, Vermont, on 28 October 1922.¹ Annis was divorced from Clifton Oliver Martin in Florida circa January 1972. Annis died of congestive heart failure on 20 January 2000 in Largo, Pinellas County, Florida, at age 95. She was in command of her faculties to the end, but her body just wore out. She had been moved to the Beverly Health Care facility, at 9035 Bryan Dairy Road, on 18 January. She died in her sleep there, officially at 7:50 a.m., only the second day after arriving.²

Appears on these charts: Pedigree of Darrell Allen Martin
Descendants of Oliver Martin

Children of Annis Lizzie LaQue and Clifton Oliver Martin

Flora Lorraine Martin+ (31 Dec 1923 - )
Clifton Carroll Martin+ (9 Jan 1926 - 20 Dec 2001)
Donaldeen Alice Martin+ (27 Oct 1927 - )
Madalynn Shirley Martin+ (6 Apr 1929 - )
Richard Warren Martin+ (23 Sep 1930 - )
Calvin Lee Martin (who died an infant) (13 Aug 1932 - ca 20 Aug 1932)
James Edward Martin+ (28 Apr 1934 - )
Dexter Earle Martin+ (21 Jun 1935 - )

Cited documentation

[S67] Probable informant Elizabeth Shirley Julia (Martin) Round, Martin and LaPlante family oral traditions, as conveyed in typewritten form to Clifton Carroll Martin ca. 1990.
[S155] Several e-mail messages from Dexter Martin and from Kathelyn (Dutton) Martin, during the few days up to and including the date of Annis' death.

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