Anna Belle Trick was born November 18,1863, in Dyersville, IA. She was the daughter of William and Mary Trick.
While a young woman she taught music in Keokuk, IA, later coming to Rolfe in 1890 where she lived with George and Phoebe Horton and gave instruction in vocal and instrumental music.
On April 20, 1892 she was united in marriage with Charles Morris Webb to which union two children were born, Ruth and Morris.
She passed away at her home Saturday, May 9, 1942. She will be long remembered by many friends for her beautiful voice with which she rendered so much pleasing service for so many years.
While a young woman she taught music in Keokuk, IA, later coming to Rolfe in 1890 where she lived with George and Phoebe Horton and gave instruction in vocal and instrumental music.
On April 20, 1892 she was united in marriage with Charles Morris Webb to which union two children were born, Ruth and Morris.
She passed away at her home Saturday, May 9, 1942. She will be long remembered by many friends for her beautiful voice with which she rendered so much pleasing service for so many years.
Anna Belle Trick was born November 18,1863, in Dyersville, IA. She was the daughter of William and Mary Trick.
While a young woman she taught music in Keokuk, IA, later coming to Rolfe in 1890 where she lived with George and Phoebe Horton and gave instruction in vocal and instrumental music.
On April 20, 1892 she was united in marriage with Charles Morris Webb to which union two children were born, Ruth and Morris.
She passed away at her home Saturday, May 9, 1942. She will be long remembered by many friends for her beautiful voice with which she rendered so much pleasing service for so many years.
While a young woman she taught music in Keokuk, IA, later coming to Rolfe in 1890 where she lived with George and Phoebe Horton and gave instruction in vocal and instrumental music.
On April 20, 1892 she was united in marriage with Charles Morris Webb to which union two children were born, Ruth and Morris.
She passed away at her home Saturday, May 9, 1942. She will be long remembered by many friends for her beautiful voice with which she rendered so much pleasing service for so many years.
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