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Annie lived with her father and housemaid Belle until she was 10, when her father could no longer pay bills and they moved to Wisconsin. After her father and husband died, Annie lived with the Hammers until deciding to become a nurse in the Civil War. As a nurse, Annie realized she had a talent for it and received further training. She encountered soldiers she recognized and grew frustrated with the death caused by the war.
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