Annaleone Davis Patton

Biography

Annaleone Patton was born on August 5, 1888 in Rexburg, Idaho. Her parents were John Davis and Rosella Nebeker. She married Stanley Patton on June 3, 1923. Annaleone attended San Jose State College. She worked at the East San Jose library and she organized the first John Newberry Club in California. Annaleone was an avid reader, writer, and poet. She studied California and LDS Church history. She died in 1973 in Berkeley, California.

Religion

LDS

Connection to Mormonism

LDS (member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints)

Spouse

Stanley Flickinger Patton

Birth Date

1888-08-05

Birth Place

Rexburg, Idaho

Death Date

1973-03-31

Education

San Jose State College

Gender

Female

Roles

Author, Poet

Language

English

3 Works by Annaleone Davis Patton

Title	Role	Year	Genre
An Interesting Shut In	Author	1937	Drama
The Pilgrimage	Author	1935	Poetry
California Mormons by Sail and Trial	Author	1961	Novel

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Annaleone Davis Patton

3 Works by Annaleone Davis Patton