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Victor Robert ANDERSON
M, b. Nov 11, 1918, d. Jun 14, 1966, #19091
M, b. Nov 11, 1918, d. Jun 14, 1966, #19091
| Father | Ray Edward ANDERSON b. Oct 19, 1891, d. Jan 9, 1947 | |
| Mother | Grace Alice WALL b. Nov 19, 1897, d. Nov 26, 1967 | |
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| Last Edited | Dec 9, 2006 |
| Education* | Ventura Com. College AA | |
| Occupation* | Mare Island-Records Clerk; Gas Station Owner-Shell(Sosccal Ave & Silverado Trail), Car Salesman-Hudsons, Supervisor U.S. Postal Service(Last Fifiteen Years Of Life) | |
| Note* | 1930 Census: Santa Poula, Ventura Co., CA: Park Street Ray E. Anderson Head Own $3500 M 35 MO MO MO Propietor Soda Fountain Grace A. Wife F 31 CA MO IL None Victor R. Son M 11 CA MO CA None Lester E. Son M 10 CA MO CA None Victor Robert Anderson was born on Armistice Day, the end of WWI. In tribute to this event and the birth of their son, they named him Victor for Victory. His mother used totell her grandson stories that Victor was an active and mischievious, yet loving child. She said he loved to participate in sports and was a good athlete as well as a good student. He worked many hours in his father's restaurants while growing up, so developed an outstanding work ethic. His mother, GraceWall Anderson, relayed a story of the time(abt 1937) her son, Victor, left animportant football game they had won and was headed to the big dance. He decided to take a short cut through the park and after speeding through the park coming to an intersection. As he enteredthe intersection he didn't notice the red light and ran a couple off the road and into a ditch. Not noticing what he had just done, he continued speeding down the road. After a wonderful evening at the big college dance, he drove home and got into bed. He was awakened the next morning by his father, Ray, who had his arm outstretched and his hand open. His father asked for the keys and Victor asked why. His father informed him that he had run his mother and father off the road earlier in the evening. To say the least, he lost his driving privaleges for a while. He attended Ventura College for 1 1/2 years and would be recognized as a star runningback for Ventura College and was recognized by the state of California for his achievements as a back at Ventura as per his yearbook states. His college studies would be out on hold, as he would move with his parents to Napa just before the onset of WWII and would go to work at Mare Island Naval Shipyard as aclerk to earn money to continue his college education and wanted to continue to get his teaching degree. The 7th of December would chance his future plans forever. When he went to enlist in Santa Rosa, on 17 Jan 1942, he was immediately sent ot San Diego for training. His family expected him home, but he called and let them know he wouldn't be home. After his training, he would return home and he and his love, Elizabeth Rasler, to Reno and marry her on 10 September 1942, before leaving for tour duty in the Aleutian Islands. It would be over 2 yeaers before Elizabeth would see him again. His first assignment was on the U.S.S. Coghlin as Chief Yeoman and sent to the Aleutians after the Japanese had taken over islands there. Elizabeth, his wife, would relay a story to her son that the U.S.S. Coghlin was the ship he most favored to serve aboard. In the Aleutians, he was involved in the Batlle of Komandorski Islands,which was the longest surface battle of U.S. Naval history and is still the longest surface battle in American Naval history. The author of this family history has the report that Victor wrote for the Admiral describing the events of the battle. He was commended for his service during this battle, in which his ship saved another ship by laying smoke to protect the Japanese from zeroing its guns on his sister ship, the U.S.S. Bailey, the ship he would serve on in his battles in the Gilbert Islands(Tarawa), Marshall Islands, and the Phillipines. After laying smoke, they concentrated their guns on the Japanesed battleship to draw fire away from the Bailey. This gave the Bailey time to repair engines and get under way and elude the enemy. He would also be involdedin engagments in the Taron Islands, Lngayen Gulf, Luzon Islands, again in thePhillipines, and Layte. In one incident in the | |
| Religion* | Roman Catholic | |
| Birth* | Nov 11, 1918 | Corona, Riverside Co., CA |
| Marriage* | Sep 10, 1942 | Reno, NV, Principal=Elizabeth Marie RASLER |
| Death* | Jun 14, 1966 | Campbell, Santa Clara Co, CA |
| Burial | Jun 17, 1966 | Golden Gate National Cemetary, 1300 SNEATH LANE SAN BRUNO, CA 94066 |
| Burial* | Jun 17, 1966 | National Cemetery In San Bruno, CA; World War II Veteran, Navy, Chief Yeoman |
| Family | Elizabeth Marie RASLER b. Aug 2, 1923 | |
| Marriage* | Sep 10, 1942 | Reno, NV, Principal=Elizabeth Marie RASLER |
| Children | 1. | Living ANDERSON+ |
| 2. | Living ANDERSON+ | |
Vinson ANDERSON
M, b. Dec 3, 1833, d. Jan 20, 1916, #18495
M, b. Dec 3, 1833, d. Jan 20, 1916, #18495
| Father | William T. ANDERSON b. May 14, 1800, d. Aug 16, 1887 | |
| Mother | Prudence WALLINGFORD b. Aug 15, 1806, d. Feb 1, 1895 | |
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| Last Edited | Dec 9, 2006 |
| Burial* | Huntsville Cem., Huntsville, Schuyler Co., IL | |
| Note* | Biographical Review of Cas, Schuyler and Brown Cos., Illinois - 1892 - Pg. 405 Vintson Anderson of section 13, Huntsville township, came here in 1835. Hewas born in Clermont Co., Ohio, in 1833. His father, William Anderson, was born in Mason County, May 14, 1800 (note from David Anderson-incorrect birthplace). He was the son of Andrew Anderson, who was born in Virginia (also incorrect, born in PA) and was of Irish descent. The family has resided in Americafor several generations. William Anderson was reared a farmer, and married in Kentucky in 1824, a Miss Prudence Wallingford, born in Kentucky, August 15, 1806. They migrated to Ohio in 1832, and resided there at Cincinatti, and in Clermont county, for three years and then came to Ilinois and located in Schuyler county. In spring of 1836, Mr. Anderson purchased a claim on section 13,in which is now Huntsville, and here he passed the remaining years of his life. He entered land and purchased more, until his real estate possessions amounted to 600 acres. He was a cautious man and never went into debt. He was a hard-working man, and in those days when the sickle wasa used to cut grain, hewas an expert in the use of the same, and still continued to use the hook after the cradle came into use. He died August 6, 1887. His wife is still living and is a member of the Christian Church. The two came with about $200 in capital, and in the time they lived in Illinois became rich and influential people. They had ten children, seven of whom grew up, namely, Jane Cady, Cyrus,Andrew, Vintson, Frank, Sarah McHatten and John Subject was two years old when the family settled in Schuyler county, and he resided at home until he attained his majority. His school advantages were limited. At the age of twenty-one he went to Fort Snelling, Minnesota, and broke prairie and engaged as cookto a gang of men who were cutting hay for the Government. At that date Minneapolis consisted of a sawmill and a few houses. He remained in Minnesota about six months and then returned to Illinois and egaged in making brooms at Clayton, Adams county, Illinois. He followed this business four years and then removed to Brown county, but after a few years residence there, removed to Schuyler county and settled where he now resides on land entered by his father. He has a farm of 105 acres. He is democrat in politics, and has been Road Commissioner for many years. He has filled that office with great credit to himself. He was married in 1858 to Jane McDonald of Brown county, born October 15, 1840, daugther of John B. and Sarah C. (Orr) McDonald. The former was bornin county, Antrim, Ireland, and came to the United States when a young man, and resided in the Southern States for a short time, but finally settled in Brown county in 1833, and soon after married Sarah C. Orr, who was the daugther of Mr. G. Orr, a settler in Brown county 1831. She was born in Tennessee in 1810. Mr. and Mrs McDonald had four children, all of whom are now married and well settled. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson have had seven children: Carrie, wife of William Nelson of Huntsville township; Cora, at home; William J. died in infancy; Frank C., at home; Pearl, at home; Myrtle, died at the age of four; and Nina E., at home. 1860 Federal Census: Huntsville, Schuyler Co., IL Vincent Anderson 26 M Farmer $300 OH Jane 19 F IL Carrie 1 F IL 1861- Militia Roll Records: Schuyler Co., IL List of all ablebodied male citizens in Schuyler county between the ages of 18 - 45 years subject to military duty. Anderson, Francis - Huntsville Anderson, Vinton - Huntsville Schuyler County, Illinois 1861 Militia Roll Record A - K Vintson Anderson Francis Anderson Source: Family History Library Microfilm 1689432 Transcribed by Robin Worth Petersen for Schuyler County ILGenWeb 1870 Federal Census: Huntsville, Schuyler | |
| Birth* | Dec 3, 1833 | Clermont Co., OH |
| Death* | Jan 20, 1916 | Camden Twp, Schuyler Co., IL |
| Family | Jane McDONALD b. Oct 15, 1840, d. Feb 12, 1913 | |
| Children | 1. | William J. ANDERSON |
| 2. | Anna ANDERSON b. 1859 | |
| 3. | Caroline 'Carrie' Prudence ANDERSON+ b. Jan 9, 1859, d. Feb 23, 1947 | |
| 4. | Cora E. ANDERSON b. Jan 26, 1862, d. Oct 4, 1944 | |
| 5. | Francis Clarence ANDERSON+ b. Dec 3, 1869, d. Sep 3, 1960 | |
| 6. | Pearl ANDERSON+ b. Oct 19, 1872, d. Aug 11, 1937 | |
| 7. | Ivy Myrtle ANDERSON b. Feb 26, 1876, d. Oct 15, 1880 | |
| 8. | Nina E. ANDERSON+ b. Sep 21, 1879, d. Jan, 1969 | |
Warren H. ANDERSON
M, b. Apr, 1884, #18985
M, b. Apr, 1884, #18985
| Father | John Stephen ANDERSON b. Dec, 1847 | |
| Mother | Beliva Dora UNKNOWN b. Sep, 1854 | |
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| Last Edited | Dec 9, 2006 |
| Burial* | High Point Cem., Buffalo, Harper Co., OK | |
| Birth* | Apr, 1884 | Missouri |
Willard G. ANDERSON
M, b. Apr 20, 1920, d. Oct 25, 2000, #18065
M, b. Apr 20, 1920, d. Oct 25, 2000, #18065
| Father | Lester Ellsworth ANDERSON b. Jun 3, 1893, d. Jan 31, 1958 | |
| Mother | Gertrude M. TURNER b. Feb 2, 1894, d. Jan 7, 1975 | |
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| Last Edited | Dec 9, 2006 |
| Note* | Name: Willard G Anderson Birth Year: 1920 Race: White, citizen State: California County or City: Riverside Enlistment Date: 18 Feb 1944 Enlistment State: California Enlistment City: Fort Macarthur San Pedro Branch: No branch assignment Branch Code: No branch assignment Grade: Private Grade Code: Private Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law Component: Reserves - exclusive of Regular Army Reserve and Officers of the Officers Reserve Corps on active duty under the Thomason Act (Officers and Enlisted Men -- O.R.C. and E.R.C., and Nurses-Reserve Status) Source: Enlisted Man, Philippine Scout or recall to AD of an enlisted man who had been transferred to the ERC Education: 1 year of high school Civil Occupation: Tracktor Driver* or Truck Driver, Heavy or Chauffeur or Truck Driver, Light An asterisk (*) appearing after a job title indicates that atrade test for the particular occupation will be found in the United States Employment Service Manual, Oral Trade Test Marital Status: Married Height: 60 Weight: 660 World War II Prisoners of War, 1941-1946 Name: Willard G Anderson Race: White Report Date: 2 Apr 1945 Latest Report Date: 28 Jan 1946 Grade: Private Grade Notes: Cadet, USMA or Chief Warrant Officer or Private or Apprentice, Seaman Service Branch: Army Arm or Service: Infantry Arm or Service Code: Infantry Organization Type: Branch Immaterial/Infantry Division Band/Dental Corps/Medical Department Parent Unit Type: Group/Regiment/Commands/System Area Served: European Theatre: Germany Detaining Country:Germany Status: Returned to Military Control, Liberated or Repatriated Report Source: Individual has been reported through sources considered official. | |
| Birth* | Apr 20, 1920 | Corona, Riverside Co., CA |
| Death* | Oct 25, 2000 | Homosassa, Citrus Co., FL |
William ANDERSON
M, b. Feb 23, 1820, d. Apr 2, 1868, #17831
M, b. Feb 23, 1820, d. Apr 2, 1868, #17831
| Father | Francis ANDERSON b. 1777, d. 1861 | |
| Mother | Margaret NESBITT b. circa 1776, d. Oct 9, 1851 | |
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| Last Edited | Dec 9, 2006 |
| Occupation* | Farmer | |
| Note* | William received the farm of his father, Francis Anderson, according to his will dated 26 August 1856. The will was accepted by the court on 10 June 1861. 1860 Census Cynthania, Harrison Co., KY. On the census, Calvin(one month old), Luetta(3 years old), Thomas, and William(40 years old) found living with aBrockman Jenkins and Abigail Evans Bayless Jenkins. Also living with Brockman and Abigail were Sarah Ravenscraft (13 years old) and Frances Adams(86 years old). William Anderson is listed as a farm hand as his occupation. This is probably StephenÕs brother, William, who lived with Frances and Jemima whilehe was ill before his death in 1868. A court dispute concerning William;s land being given to his brother Stephen and wife Jemima was challenged by a Hamilton Anderson, stating he was the son of William Anderson. The papers were filled in Cass Co., MO in 1891 and Jemima paid Hamilton the value of the land. | |
| Birth* | Feb 23, 1820 | Harrison Co. KY |
| Burial* | Apr, 1868 | Pleasant Hill Cem, Pleasant Hill Twp., Cass Co., MO |
| Death* | Apr 2, 1868 | Cass Co. MO |
William B. ANDERSON
M, b. Nov, 1811, d. Apr 20, 1901, #17902
M, b. Nov, 1811, d. Apr 20, 1901, #17902
| Father | John G. ANDERSON d. circa 1832 | |
| Mother | Polly STEWART? | |
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| Last Edited | Dec 9, 2006 |
| Occupation* | Ship Carpenter | |
| Note* | 1840 City Directory: Fulton City, Hamilton Co., OH Anderson, William B-Ky-ship carpenter at HazenÕs Yard 1850 Census: Fulton Twp., Hamilton Co., OH Roll# M432_685 Pg. 223 William B. Anderson M 37 KY Ship Carpenter Zeriah F 36 At work Esther F 11 OH Eliza J. F 9 OH Jasper S. M 7 OH Anita F. F 6 OH Jemima F 2 OH 1860 Federal Census:New Palestine, Sugar Creek Twp., Hancock Co., IN William B. Anderson 48 M Farmer $3210 $1520 OH Zeriah B. 46 F OH Brunetta 21 F OH Eliza J. 18 F OH Fanny B. 14 F OH Jemimah H. 12 F OH Mary A. 8 F OH Silas A. Fillmore 10 M OH John P. Armstrong 25 M Farm Laborer OH Eliza J. Armstrong 18 F Domestic OH 1870 Federal Census: Palestine, Sugar Creek Twp., Hancock Co., IN Anderson, William 58 M Farmer $4600 $450 KY , Zeriah 58 F Keeping House NY , Annie 18 F OH 1880 Federal Census: Palestine, Sugar Creek Twp., Hancock Co., IN Davis, Frank M 27 Farmer IN OH IN , Annie F 29 Wife Keeping HouseOH IN NY , Emma F 3 Dau IN IN OH , Golda F 3/12 Dau IN IN OH Anderson, William B. M 65 Father-in-law Overseeing Farm IN IN OH 1900 Federal Census: New Palestine, Sugar Creek Twp., Hancock Co., IN Armstrong, Eliza F. Head Oct 1841 58 Widow 4 Child. 4 Liv. OH KY NY Anderson, William Father Nov 1811 88 Widow KY NC KY | |
| Birth* | Nov, 1811 | Harrison Co, KY |
| Death* | Apr 20, 1901 | Palestine, Hancock Co., IN |
| Family | Zeriah UNKNOWN d. between 1871 and 1879 | |
| Children | 1. | Esther Brunetta ANDERSON b. 1839 |
| 2. | Eliza J. ANDERSON+ b. Oct, 1841 | |
| 3. | Jeremiah ANDERSON b. 1843 | |
| 4. | Anna F. ANDERSON+ b. 1846 | |
| 5. | Jemima ANDERSON b. 1848 | |
| 6. | Mary A. ANDERSON b. circa 1852 | |
William C. ANDERSON
M, b. circa 1858, #19505
M, b. circa 1858, #19505
| Father | Isaac B. ANDERSON b. 1823, d. Possibly 30 Oct 1888 | |
| Mother | Davy Ell UNKNOWN b. 1827 | |
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| Last Edited | Dec 9, 2006 |
| Birth* | circa 1858 | Missouri |
William Earl ANDERSON
M, b. Dec 10, 1878, #18984
M, b. Dec 10, 1878, #18984
| Father | John Stephen ANDERSON b. Dec, 1847 | |
| Mother | Beliva Dora UNKNOWN b. Sep, 1854 | |
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| Last Edited | Dec 9, 2006 |
| Note* | 1910 Federal Census: Little Twp., Harper Co., OK Anderson, William E. Head M 31 Married 6 yrs MO OH IA Farmer , Asenith F. Wife F28 2 Child 2 Liv. MO OH IL , Vera F. Dau F 5 Single OK MO MO , Dasie B. Dau F 3 Single OK MO MO WWI Draft Registration Card: Serial No. 841 Order No. 161 William Earl Anderson Address: Route A, Buffalo, Harper Co., OK Age: 39 Birthdate: 10 Dec 1878 Native Born Occupation: Farmer Employer: Self, Route A, Buffalo, Harper Co., OK Nearest Relative: Asenith Anderson, Route A, Buffalo, Harper Co., OK Height: Medium Build: Medium Eyes: Blue Hair: Gray Dated12 Sep 1918 1920 Federal Census: Little Twp, Harper Co., OK Anderson, William E. Head Own M 41 MO OH IA Farmer Gen. Farm , Asenith F. Wife F 37 MO OH IL , Vera F. Dau F 15 OK MO MO , Daisy B. Dau F13 OK MO MO , Gertrude Dau F 9 OKMO MO , Joseph C. Son M 5 OK MO MO , John W. Son M 3 8/12 OK MO MO , Robert L. Son M 1 10/12 OK MO MO 1930 Federal Census: Little Twp., Harper Co., OK Anderson, William E. Head M 51 Married @@25 MO OH IA , Asenith F. Wife F 48 Married @@22 MO OH IL , Joseph C. Son M 15 Single OK MO MO , John W. Son M 13Single OK MO MO , Robert L. Son M 12 Single OK MO MO , Estel E. Dau F 8 Single OK MO MO | |
| Burial* | High Point Cem., Buffalo, Harper Co., OK | |
| Birth* | Dec 10, 1878 | Missouri |
| Marriage* | circa 1903 | Harper Co., OK, Principal=Asenith F. UNKNOWN |
| Family | Asenith F. UNKNOWN b. circa 1882 | |
| Children | 1. | Vera F. ANDERSON b. circa 1905 |
| 2. | Daisy B. ANDERSON b. circa 1907 | |
| 3. | Gertrude ANDERSON b. circa 1911 | |
| 4. | Joseph C. ANDERSON+ b. Dec 6, 1914, d. Apr, 1983 | |
| 5. | John W. ANDERSON b. circa 1917 | |
| 6. | Robert L. ANDERSON b. Feb 11, 1918, d. Feb 15, 1999 | |
| 7. | Estel ANDERSON b. circa 1922 | |
William F. ANDERSON
M, b. Jan 7, 1855, d. Sep 9, 1885, #18556
M, b. Jan 7, 1855, d. Sep 9, 1885, #18556
| Father | Andrew "Andy" Jackson ANDERSON b. Nov 27, 1831, d. Mar 1, 1884 | |
| Mother | Lucretia C. CLARKSON b. Oct 5, 1835, d. Dec 1, 1877 | |
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| Last Edited | Dec 9, 2006 |
| Burial* | Huntsville Cem., Huntsville, Schuyler Co., IL | |
| Note* | 1880 Federal Census: Huntsville, Schuyler Co., IL Anderson, William M 25 Farmer IL , Lucy F 22 Wife Keeping IL IL IL | |
| Birth* | Jan 7, 1855 | Huntsville, Schuyler Co., IL |
| Marriage* | Apr 5, 1877 | Schuyler Co., IL, Principal=Lucy GOLDEN |
| Death* | Sep 9, 1885 | Huntsville, Schuyler Co., IL |
| Family | Lucy GOLDEN b. circa 1858 | |
William Francis ANDERSON
M, b. Apr 3, 1853, d. Jun 15, 1919, #17829
M, b. Apr 3, 1853, d. Jun 15, 1919, #17829
| Father | Stephen W. ANDERSON b. Apr 2, 1824, d. Dec 2, 1875 | |
| Mother | Jamima Jane LONG b. Oct 7, 1829, d. Aug 20, 1918 | |
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| Last Edited | Dec 9, 2006 |
| Occupation* | Farmer | |
| Note* | 1900 Census: Kingsville Twp., Johnson Co., MO Pg. 112 B Household 178 Anderson, Francis Head M Apr 1853 47 Widow KY kY KY Farmer , Jessie E. Daughter F Dec 1883 16 Single MO KY OH At school , Alsia M. Daughter F Jun 1885 14 Single MO KY OH At school , Jemima J. Mother F Sep 1828 71 Widow KY KY KY , Thomas L. Brother M Feb 1855 45 Single KY KY KY Farm Labor Owned property in Cass Co. in 1890 according to court documents.He married in 1882 in Johnson Co., MO and is found living there in the 1900 and 1910 federal census. He may have kept the property in Cass Co., then sold it after 1890 while living in Johnson Co.. 1910 Federal Census: Kingsville Twp., Johnson Co., MO 12 May 1910 Anderson, William F. Head M 58 KY KY KY Farmer , Jessie L. Dau F 27 MO KY OH None , J. J. Mother F 80 KY KY KY None Obituary:26 June 1919 Holden Progress William Francis Anderson William Francis Anderson was born April 3, 1853, at Cynthiana, Kentucky, and died at his home six miles south of Kingsville, MO., June 15, 1919 at the age of 66 years, two months and 12 days. He came to Missouri at the age of 21, and settled near Strasburg. He united with the Baptist Church at Strasburg soon after he came to Missouri, and later moved his membership to Kingsville. He married Sidney Katherine Evans, March 18, 1882. She departed this life July 25, 1887, at the age of 32 years. To this union two children were born, Jessie and Alcie. He leaves to mourn his loss, these two daughters, three brothers, and one sister, besides a host of friends. His daughters and his brother, Thomas, who lived withhim were with him at his death---Holden Progress Goodman Funeral Home Records: Anderson, William F. Reported by: Mr. Anderson Age: 57 Cause of Death: Dropsy Date: 15 Jun 1919 Cost: $186 Death Certificate: MO State Boardof Health: File No. 20006 Place of Death: Kingsville, Johnson Co., MO William Francis Anderson Male White Widower Wife: Sidney Katherine Anderson Age: 66 yrs 2 months 12 Days Occupation: Farmer Birthplace: Kentucky Name ofFather; S.W. Anderson Birthplace of Father: Kentucky Name of Mother: JamimaJ. Long Birthplace of Mother: Kentucky Informant: Jessie Anderson, Kingsville, MO, 16 Jun 1919 Date of Death: June 15, 1919 3:40am Was treated by doctor from 26 Apr 1919 to June 14, 1919 Cause of Death: Intestinal Nephritis Physician: J. L. Angell, Kiingsville, MO Place of Burial: Holden Cem. Date ofBurial: June 16, 1919 Undertaker: T. W. Goodman, Holden, MO | |
| Birth* | Apr 3, 1853 | Harrison Co., Kentucky |
| Marriage* | Mar 18, 1882 | Cass Co., MO, Principal=Sidney Katherine EVANS |
| Death* | Jun 15, 1919 | Kingsville, Johnson Co., Missouri |
| Burial* | Jun 16, 1919 | Holden Cemetery, Johnson Co, MO. |
| Family | Sidney Katherine EVANS b. 1855, d. Jul 25, 1887 | |
| Children | 1. | Jessie Ethel ANDERSON b. Dec 14, 1883, d. 1981 |
| 2. | Alsia May 'Alsie' ANDERSON b. Jun 12, 1885, d. Feb 6, 1920 | |
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Richard Prescott Bale
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