44. Anna[5] (Annie) Vohs (Jacob[4] Vohs, Caspar[3] Vohs, Georg Joseph[2] Voos, Caspar[1] Voos) She was born in December 1874 in Kansas. On 11 September 1880, her grandfather, Edward Doherty, was appointed as her guardian by the Miami County Court. She died in 1955 and is buried in the Aubry Cemetery, Johnson County, Kansas.
She married John Nicholson 9 May 1896. He was born in March 1869 in Iowa. Based upon the reported births of their children, Leo and Herbert, the family apparently lived in Iowa for several years, about 1904-1907, before returning to Kansas, where they were located in Johnson County, Kansas, during the 1910 census. He is buried in the Aubry Cemetery.[181]
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[181] 1900 U.S. Census, Kansas, Miami Co., Paola, Vol. 34, ED 130, Sheet 5, Line 90; 1910 U.S. Cesnus, Kansas, Johnson Co., Vol. 35, ED 101, family 73; "Deed from heirs of Edward Doherty and Catherine Doherty to Catherine Doherty," filed 20 Oct. 1897 in Book 70, p. 53, As abstracted in MICOGESOQU (Miami County Genealogy Society, Paola, KS), Vol. 5, No. 2, p. 41; Maxine Kircher to author, letter of Jan. and Feb. 1992, in possession of writer; Family group records provided by Maxine Kircher, in possession of writer; Appointment of Guardianship of Eddie Vohs and Annie Vohs, Probate Journal E, p. 110, Miami County Court, LDS Microfilm # 1,491,888; the deed transfer noted Annie Vohs' husbands name as John Nicholson. Her month and year of birth are noted in the 1900 census. Her year of death, date of marriage and place of burial are noted in the letter from Maxine Kircher.
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