William WARREN

                   I put the birthplace on for Temple Ready.
I photographed her headstone. It said that she was the wife of William Warren. I don't see him buried anywhere around here. She is next to the Stovers, and next to Howard and his wife.
The headstone says that she was born on 24 Jul 1857.
She is in the 1860 census as Allis.
1870 - she is Anna Graeff- 13 years old, a maid in Michael Lau's house.  They are on the same census page as the her grandparents, etc. She is under

See was buried under the name Annie Graff.

She was apparently working as a maid in the household of Michael Lau in the1870 census. She went by Anna.

New Oxford Item 12 Sep 1907.  Mrs. Annie, widow of William Warren, died in a Reading hospital on the 4th  inst. from dropsy and other complications, aged 50 years, 1 month and 9 days. Deceased was a daughter of Mrs. Susan Graff and was born and reared near Abbottstown. Her husband died about 15 years ago. Besides her mother, three brothers - Pierce Graff, of Abbottstown, Howard and Uriah Graff of York,  and six sisters - Mrs. William Moul of Carbin, NV., Mrs. A, M, Sauerbeer, Parsons, KA., Mrs. Jonas Rebert Smith's Station; Mrs. Albert Sunday, La Bott; Miss Tillie Graff, York; and Mrs. William F. Sheely, Philadelphia St. New Oxford, survive her. The remains were brought to the home of her mother near Abbottstown, on Friday from which place the funeral was held at 10 o'clock Saturday morning, interment being made in the Lutheran Cemetery Abbottstown. Rev. Dr. Clare officiating.