Anniebel Batterff ¹

   Other names for Anniebel were Amibel Batterff, Annabel Bottroff, Annabel Bottorff and Amy Huckleberry.

  Notes:

She burned to death at her home by Lake Lawtonka, known as The Lodge. She was sitting in in her rocking chair on a rug She was thought to have been asleep when a clinker jumped onto the rug and caught her on fire . ^{6 7}

  Details of her life include:

• She appeared on the 1880 U. S. Federal census in Charleston, Clark County, Indiana
In the household of James Bottorff,
Annabel, WF 13, daughter, Ind, Ind, Ind
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• She appeared on the 1900 U. S. Federal census in Sellersburg Village - Silver Creek Twsp, Clark County, Indiana
In the household of Charles Huckleberry,
- Annibel, wife, WF Feb. 1866,33, M 15 yr, 3 children -3 living, Indiana, Indiana, Indiana, she could read, write and speak English
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• She appeared on the 1930 U. S. Federal census in Mexia, Limestone County, Texas
In household of Charles K. Huckleberry,
-Amy, wife, FW 63, 19 at time of marriage, Indiana, Indiana, Indiana,
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Anniebel married Charles Nelson Huckleberry on 29 Aug 1886 in , Clark County, Indiana.^{1 2} (Charles Nelson Huckleberry was born in Dec 1867 in , , Indiana ^{3 4} and died about 1957 in Lawton, , Oklahoma.)