Son of Andrew Anderson and Margaret Doyle. The 1930 US Census suggests he immigrated to the United States about 1891.
Mr. Anderson worked as a watchman for the Porter Screen Company in Winooski. The death announcement published in the Burlington Free Press (Burlington, Vermont) on May 7, 1952 refers to him as "..a man whom Winooski's police chief remembers as one of the first men in his department". The birth date here is from his Vermont Death Certificate.
Mr. Anderson worked as a watchman for the Porter Screen Company in Winooski. The death announcement published in the Burlington Free Press (Burlington, Vermont) on May 7, 1952 refers to him as "..a man whom Winooski's police chief remembers as one of the first men in his department". The birth date here is from his Vermont Death Certificate.
Son of Andrew Anderson and Margaret Doyle. The 1930 US Census suggests he immigrated to the United States about 1891.
Mr. Anderson worked as a watchman for the Porter Screen Company in Winooski. The death announcement published in the Burlington Free Press (Burlington, Vermont) on May 7, 1952 refers to him as "..a man whom Winooski's police chief remembers as one of the first men in his department". The birth date here is from his Vermont Death Certificate.
Mr. Anderson worked as a watchman for the Porter Screen Company in Winooski. The death announcement published in the Burlington Free Press (Burlington, Vermont) on May 7, 1952 refers to him as "..a man whom Winooski's police chief remembers as one of the first men in his department". The birth date here is from his Vermont Death Certificate.
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