Annie Amis-Murdock - Submitted by Richard P. Sevier January 16, 2012

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Annie Amis-Murdock - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Monroe News-Star January 12, 1910

Tallulah, La., Jan. 11.-At 2 o'clock last night on the Fortune Fork plantation in this parish 
there died Mrs. Annie Amis-Murdock, widow of William B. Murdock. Mrs. Murdock was the daughter 
of Mrs. Henrietta Amis, a life time prominent resident of this parish.

Mrs. Murdock is said to have died testate, and it is reported to have bequeathed her property to 
her two nieces, Mrs. Annie A. Schas of Memphis, and Mrs. Bynum Amis-Farrar of this parish. 

Her death was not unexpected, as she for a long time had been a sufferer. She was the owner of 
two of the largest plantations in this parish, the "Banner" and "Fortune Fork".

Her remains will be conveyed to Port Gibson, Miss., for interment.