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Lakeshore, MS with a headstone. She married William Henry ?Willie? Krankey on November 29, 1884 as found on their marriage record at Our Lady of the Gulf Church. William H. Krankey and his family are covered more thoroughly in our ?Mattias Lundgren/Green? family research. They had:
1.	Maria Helena Krankey - born on November 3, 1885 as listed on her baptismal record at Annunciation Church. She married Eugene Lionel Dufau and moved to New Orleans. She died on December 15, 1966 in Little Rock, Arkansas while living at her daughter?s home and is buried in the Lakeshore Cemetery. They had.
a.	Nellie Eugenia Dufau - born August 7, 1909
b.	Dorothy Lillian ?Dot? Dufau - born February 16, 1922
2.	Agnes Barbara Krankey - born on July 13, 1888 as found on her baptismal record at Annunciation Church. She is buried in the Lakeshore Cemetery with a headstone that says she died October 22, 1962. She married Luther John Moran and moved to New Orleans where she died. They had:
a.	Carl Boyd Moran - bom September 27, 1914
3.	William John Harry ?Willie? Krankey - bom on March 15, 1891 as found on his baptismal record at Annunciation Church. He lived in Ansley, MS all of his life and died on December 15, 1918. He is buried in the Lakeshore Cemetery with a headstone. The headstone says he was bom on March 15, 1892 which is probably incorrect. He died during WWT in France while serving with the U.S. Army. He never married nor had any children.
4.	Georgia Rose Krankey - born on February 18, 1894 as found on her baptismal record at Annunciation Church. She died on October 21, 1955 in New Orleans and is buried in the Greenwood Cemetery in that city. She married Albert ?Sidney? Chevis in New Orleans on May 14, 1919 and had one child.
a.	Audrey Barbara Chevis - bom January 29, 1925
5.	Josephine E. Krankey - bom on April 1, 1897 and died on October 23, 1918 as listed on her headstone in the Lakeshore Cemetery. She lived in Ansley, MS all of her life and died during the Epidemic of 1918. She never married nor had any children.
6.	Albert Leon Krankey - bom on June 27, 1900 as found on his baptismal record at Annunciation Church. While the baptism record says his middle name was ?Leo,? his son, Marvin Krankey, says his dad always used the middle name of ?Leon.? He lived in Ansley and moved to Bay St. Louis, MS following his marriage. He died there on December 5, 1973 and is buried in the Lakeshore Cemetery. He was an automobile body repairman and was well liked by those
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