Annie Warburton Goodrich

1866–1954 (age 88)

Biography

Annie Warburton Goodrich (1866–1954) was a woman of accomplishment whose life spanned nearly nine decades of American history. She lived through the post-Civil War era and witnessed the nation's transformation into a modern industrial power, contributing her talents and character to her community throughout her lifetime.

Goodrich's memory is preserved at Cedar Hill Cemetery, where she rests among those who made meaningful contributions to their society. Her long life and legacy reflect the strength and dedication of her generation.

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