In the 1870 census of Brunswick, Chariton, Missouri:

ROE, William D., 39, Maryland

Mary E., 36, F, Delaware

Anna S., 18, F, Delaware

Robert E., 14, F, Delaware

Mary F., 12, F, Illinois

Clementine, 10, M, MO

Lafayette, 7, M, MO

William P., 5, M, MO

(Notice there is an extra child, William P. Also, notice that Clementine is again listed as a male and Robert E. is a female. In both the 1860 and 1870 census, Anna Levina has a middle initial of that looks like an S.)

1900 Census of Granby, Newton, Missouri:

Trent, Jesse H., head, W, M, b. Oct 1850, age 49, b. Missouri, father b. West Virginia, mother b. TN

Trent, Anna L., wife, W, F, b. Aug 1852, age 47, gave birth to 10 children, 9 living, born in Delaware, father b. Maryland, mother b. Delaware.

Trent, Drucilla, daughter, W, F, Feb 1875, age, 25, MO, MO, DE

Trent, Ellen, daughter, W, F. Mar 1876, age 24, MO, MO, DE

Trent, Tina, daughter, W, F, Oct 1879, age 22, MO, MO, DE

Trent, Lea, daughter, W, F, Oct 1883, age 20, MO, MO, DE

Trent, Flora, daughter, W, F, Sep 1885, age 16, MO, MO, DE

Trent, Jesse, son, W, M, Jan 1888, age 12, MO, MO, DE

Trent, Fannie, daughter, daughter, W, F, Dec 1890, age 9, MO, MO, DE

Trent, Hugh, son, W, M, Jul 1894, age 5, MO, MO, DE

1910 Census of Granby, Newton, Missouri:

Trent, Jesse H., head, M, W, 59, married for 33 years (can't tell if it is first marriage), MO, TN, TN.

Trent, Annie, wife, F, W, 5_, married for 33 years, DE, MD, DE.

Trent, Stella, daughter, F, W, 32, single, MO, MO, DE.

Trent, Leah R., daughter, F, W, 26, single, MO, MO, DE.

Trent, Hugh, son, M, W, 18, single, MO, MO, DE.

Buried in New Granby Cem, Newton Co, MO. According to Pioneers of the Six Bulls, her tombstone reads 1852-1918.

Siblings according to Peggy Lenore Speak Davis were Robert, Mary, Tina and Lafayette.

Died of the flu. According to Bernice Hines Nimmo (granddaughter), Anna was sick only about three days, but she hadn't really been well for years. Everyone else living in the house at that time had the flu and survived. In an effort to reduce the spread of the disease, all public places were closed. As a result the funeral for Anna was held at home, outside.

Dorothy Aileen Trent writes, "Anna was from Maryland and died of the flu. Daddy had to go see about the grave. He had just recovered from the flu himself. It was rainy and cold and he was afraid he would get sick again. He had a cement vault built and saw to all the arrangements. They lived on the old home place by Red Mine."

According to Anna's certificate of death, her birthday was 19 Oct. 1852. Her death date was 29 Nov 1918. I have a copy of the actual certificate. The informant, Mattie (Martha Jane Means) was married to James Harvey Trent. Rachel Trent says she was born 31 August 1852 in Maryland.

Roe is spelled Rowe and maybe Row by some descendents. In her obituary in the Granby Miner-Missouri, it says, "Mrs. Anna Luvina (Row) Trent…Mrs. Trent was a native of Delaware, being born in that state on 1 Sep 1852, coming to Missouri with her parents when she was seven years of age…Faithful member of the Church of God. Had 10 children. Survived by one sister, Tina Williams of Galena and one brother, Robert Row of Granby."

See stories on her husband's notes also.

Anna Levina Roe