A marker was erected by Ed Bridges for family members who were sisters: Amy Virginia "Virgie" Andersen and Lois Linnete Andersen. The marker is in front of the GAR headstone at Pine Grove cemetery for Philip Physic Hippert (the two girl's grandfather). Virgie and Lois were the daughters of Anders Julius Andersen and Mary Elizabeth (Hippert) Andersen. Mary E. Hippert came to Graniteville, Nevada County, California in 1878 when she was 12 years old, she was the daugther of Philip and Isabella Hippert.
Lois died at Byron Hot Springs in California, she had been ill and was taken there in hopes that the hot springs would help her health.
From the Genealogical Abstracts from Old Mortuary Records Grass Valley-Nevada City, California, Volume 3 February 17, 1902-Sept. 5, 1908, prepared by Capt. John Oldham Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, page 21:
Anderson, Louis Linnette, age 13 yrs 7 mo 29 da, single, Protast. Student. Died Oct 1, 1905, chronic nephritis. Buried Pine Grove Cem.
Name: Lois Linnette Andersen
Parents: Anders Julius Andersen, Mary Elizabeth Hippert
Birth Place: Nev, Graniteville, CA
Birth Date: 2 Feb 1892
Death Date: 10 Oct 1905
Lois died at Byron Hot Springs in California, she had been ill and was taken there in hopes that the hot springs would help her health.
From the Genealogical Abstracts from Old Mortuary Records Grass Valley-Nevada City, California, Volume 3 February 17, 1902-Sept. 5, 1908, prepared by Capt. John Oldham Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, page 21:
Anderson, Louis Linnette, age 13 yrs 7 mo 29 da, single, Protast. Student. Died Oct 1, 1905, chronic nephritis. Buried Pine Grove Cem.
Name: Lois Linnette Andersen
Parents: Anders Julius Andersen, Mary Elizabeth Hippert
Birth Place: Nev, Graniteville, CA
Birth Date: 2 Feb 1892
Death Date: 10 Oct 1905
A marker was erected by Ed Bridges for family members who were sisters: Amy Virginia "Virgie" Andersen and Lois Linnete Andersen. The marker is in front of the GAR headstone at Pine Grove cemetery for Philip Physic Hippert (the two girl's grandfather). Virgie and Lois were the daughters of Anders Julius Andersen and Mary Elizabeth (Hippert) Andersen. Mary E. Hippert came to Graniteville, Nevada County, California in 1878 when she was 12 years old, she was the daugther of Philip and Isabella Hippert.
Lois died at Byron Hot Springs in California, she had been ill and was taken there in hopes that the hot springs would help her health.
From the Genealogical Abstracts from Old Mortuary Records Grass Valley-Nevada City, California, Volume 3 February 17, 1902-Sept. 5, 1908, prepared by Capt. John Oldham Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, page 21:
Anderson, Louis Linnette, age 13 yrs 7 mo 29 da, single, Protast. Student. Died Oct 1, 1905, chronic nephritis. Buried Pine Grove Cem.
Name: Lois Linnette Andersen
Parents: Anders Julius Andersen, Mary Elizabeth Hippert
Birth Place: Nev, Graniteville, CA
Birth Date: 2 Feb 1892
Death Date: 10 Oct 1905
Lois died at Byron Hot Springs in California, she had been ill and was taken there in hopes that the hot springs would help her health.
From the Genealogical Abstracts from Old Mortuary Records Grass Valley-Nevada City, California, Volume 3 February 17, 1902-Sept. 5, 1908, prepared by Capt. John Oldham Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, page 21:
Anderson, Louis Linnette, age 13 yrs 7 mo 29 da, single, Protast. Student. Died Oct 1, 1905, chronic nephritis. Buried Pine Grove Cem.
Name: Lois Linnette Andersen
Parents: Anders Julius Andersen, Mary Elizabeth Hippert
Birth Place: Nev, Graniteville, CA
Birth Date: 2 Feb 1892
Death Date: 10 Oct 1905
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