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It was a stage name created by her using the Oakley from the community she lived in in Cincinnati and her middle name.
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Annie Oakley's birth name is Mozee, Phoebe Anne Oakley.
She chose it as a stage name. She had lived in the Oakley neighborhood of Cincinnati and added it to her middle name.
She chose it as her stage name.
annie oakley loved to shoot guns
Annie Oakley's real name was Pheobe Ann Moses. The name Annie Oakley is her stage name.
Annie Oakley was an American sharpshooter, as well as an exhibition shooter.
Annie Oakley was born on august 13,1860 in dount county, ohio. she was born with the name Pheobe Ann Moses
Annie Oakley had 4 brothers
Annie Oakley had absolutely no children
Annie Oakley is famous as a sharpshooter .
Anne oakley changed her name after she married Frank Butler , who was also a shooter.
Annie Oakley was born on August 13, 1860.
Annie Oakley married June 20 1882
No Annie Oakley did not have any form of education.
Annie Oakley is a woman; she did gun shows
Annie Oakley House was created in 1913.
Annie Oakley - 1954 Alias Annie Oakley 2-1 was released on: USA: 10 July 1954
Yes, and it's name was Target.
yes his name was frank butler
Annie Oakley had a little brother called Little Jake.
Annie Oakley had 1 sister and 5 brothers
yes Annie oakley went to a central school
Annie Oakley was born near Willowdell [ formerly Woodland ].
Annie Oakley is a noun, but it is more specifically a proper noun.
You can learn anything from Annie Oakley because she was a total genius.
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