Events
Birth: 1891-10-27y0m0d, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, The Shelby county Health Dept. has a gap in its record from 1889 to 1898.
Census: 1900 , Age:8y2m5d, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Role:census federal, Annie M Carey b.10-__-1891 TN father b.OH mother b.Ireland living with her mother, ImageID: D__0073
Job: 1910 , Age:18y2m5d, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Oliver-Finnie Co., ImageID: D__0445,D__0446
Census: 1910 , Age:18y2m5d, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Role:census federal, Annie M Carey age 18 b.TN living with her mother and her half-sister and her husband, Annie was a chocolate dipper in a candy factory. In St. Louis was a Katie Carey born in Ireland as were her parents. She likely is not a close relative., ImageID: D__0161
Married: 1911-06-12, Age:19y7m16d, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Role:bride, Marriage registration of Charles F. Deaton and Anna May Carey, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Jun.1912. A newspaper article in the Commercial Appeal (page 33) has the mother of the bride (widow Catheirne Carey) announcing the upcoming wedding. Catherine died eight days after the wedding. Marriage registration of Charles F. Deaton and Anna May Carey, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Jun.1912. A newspaper article in the Commercial Appeal (page 33) has the mother of the bride (widow Catheirne Carey) announcing the upcoming wedding. Catherine died eight days after the wedding., ImageID: D__0056,D__0108,D__0109,D__0124,D__0402
Marry-intent: 1912-06-11, Age:20y7m15d, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Role:fiancee, Marriage registration of Charles F. Deaton and Anna May Carey, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Jun.1912. A newspaper article in the Commercial Appeal (page 33) has the mother of the bride (widow Catheirne Carey) announcing the upcoming wedding. Catherine died eight days after the wedding., ImageID: D__0056,D__0425,D__0465
Land: 1912-07-30, Age:20y9m3d, Shelby county Tennessee, Role:seller, Charles and Annie Deaton sell property to Julia Kuhn for one dollar, ImageID: D__0119
Livedin: 1912-1953, Age:20y2m5d, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, 1408 LeFlore Street, all four children born in this house
Census: 1920 , Age:28y2m5d, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Role:census federal, Annie age 28 b.TN parents b.TN[?] engine foreman, parents b.US, Annie age 28 b.TN parents b.TN [?], Charles age 7 b.TN in school, this family lived with Annie's half-sister Julia and Julia's husband Wm Kuhn at 1412 Lauderdale St., ImageID: D__0162
Census: 1930 , Age:38y2m5d, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Role:census federal, Annie age 38 b.Memphis parents b.TN, ImageID: D__0075,D__0164
Census: 1940 , Age:48y2m5d, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Role:census federal, Annie age 48 b.TN, ImageID: D__0148
Census: 1950 , Age:58y2m5d, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Role:census federal, Anna M. age 58 born TN, ImageID: D__0144
Death: 1953-09-20, Age:61y10m24d, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, her house, Shelby County File 21486 while walking to church service she had a strange feeling in her head. She went back home and laid down. She died shortly thereafter. She had a turkey cooking in the oven., ImageID: D__0068
Burial: 1953-09, Age:61y10m5d, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, Calvary Cemetery, section 10, Anna is buried beside her husband., ImageID: D__0005
Obit: 1953-1972, Age:61y2m5d, Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, 1953 obituary of Anna (Carey) Deaton and the 1972 obituary of Charles F. Deaton. Both obituaries from the newspaper in Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee.
1983 obituary of William Kuhn (see Image D__0020), he was son of Julia Theresa (Grogan) Kuhn, the half-sister of Anna (Carey) Deaton. The obituary is from the Oct.18, 1983 edition of the newspaper in Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee., ImageID: D__0019
Church: Catholic

A chart or diagram followed by some official documents that help show how the Grogans and Kuhns and Careys are related to the Deatons. It is all through Catherine (Dowling) (Grogan) Carey who was the mother of Anna Mae (Carey) Deaton. This also helps explain how Utica (Oneida county) New York ties into the Carey-Deaton family.