Anna Morrison and her husband Norman Martin were first cousins. Their mothers were sisters.
Because there are no dates and there is no photograph of the grave, it is likely that this record is a cenotaph. I'm including it here for reference purposes. It states that burial details are unknown, but it is possible that she did pass away in Louisiana because that was where two of her younger children were living with their father and their grandmother in 1850. It is unclear where the death date came from in this record, but she was likely deceased before 1850. That appears to be the year by which her husband remarried to the widow Eleanor Chapman Mott; their first and only child was born in 1851.
Find A Grave Burial Record
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Here is the 1850 census that identifies two of her youngest children.
1850 United States Federal Census #1
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It is worth noting that one of her older sons, Murdoch, was living in Clarke County, Mississippi in 1850, as was his father with his second wife's family. It is not clear if he had lived in Louisiana at one time and was in the process of moving his family members back to Mississippi, or if there was another reason for the residence in Union Parish.
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