History of Clinton County Missouri
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R. G. ANDERSON,
A farmer and stock raiser, section 30, post office Plattsburg, is a native of Kentucky, having been born in Monroe County, August 31, 1821.
When quite young, his parents removed to Tennessee, where he was raised to manhood and educated, his early life being spent in tilling the soil. In 1851, or 1852, he came to Clinton County. Missouri, locating in
Platte Township, where he was identified with its progressive farmers until 1877, when he removed to his present location. His estate consists of eighty acres of land, well cultivated. Mr. A. possesses those
traits peculiar to a Kentucky gentleman, and is popular with all who may form his acquaintance. He has been three times married.
First, to Miss Angelina McCrowder, who died, leaving three children, two of whom are living, Sallie and Jane ; John, deceased.
His second wife was Miss Julia Pioyd (now deceased). By this union there were five children, four of whom are living:Julia. Mary, William and James;lost one, Susan D.
His present wife was Miss Sarah Randolph. They have had five children, four of whom survive: Maggie,Franklin, Robert and George; Ir.st one. Maggie. Himself and family are closely connected with the Christian Church.
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R. G. ANDERSON,
A farmer and stock raiser, section 30, post office Plattsburg, is a native of Kentucky, having been born in Monroe County, August 31, 1821.
When quite young, his parents removed to Tennessee, where he was raised to manhood and educated, his early life being spent in tilling the soil. In 1851, or 1852, he came to Clinton County. Missouri, locating in
Platte Township, where he was identified with its progressive farmers until 1877, when he removed to his present location. His estate consists of eighty acres of land, well cultivated. Mr. A. possesses those
traits peculiar to a Kentucky gentleman, and is popular with all who may form his acquaintance. He has been three times married.
First, to Miss Angelina McCrowder, who died, leaving three children, two of whom are living, Sallie and Jane ; John, deceased.
His second wife was Miss Julia Pioyd (now deceased). By this union there were five children, four of whom are living:Julia. Mary, William and James;lost one, Susan D.
His present wife was Miss Sarah Randolph. They have had five children, four of whom survive: Maggie,Franklin, Robert and George; Ir.st one. Maggie. Himself and family are closely connected with the Christian Church.
History of Clinton County Missouri
archive.org
R. G. ANDERSON,
A farmer and stock raiser, section 30, post office Plattsburg, is a native of Kentucky, having been born in Monroe County, August 31, 1821.
When quite young, his parents removed to Tennessee, where he was raised to manhood and educated, his early life being spent in tilling the soil. In 1851, or 1852, he came to Clinton County. Missouri, locating in
Platte Township, where he was identified with its progressive farmers until 1877, when he removed to his present location. His estate consists of eighty acres of land, well cultivated. Mr. A. possesses those
traits peculiar to a Kentucky gentleman, and is popular with all who may form his acquaintance. He has been three times married.
First, to Miss Angelina McCrowder, who died, leaving three children, two of whom are living, Sallie and Jane ; John, deceased.
His second wife was Miss Julia Pioyd (now deceased). By this union there were five children, four of whom are living:Julia. Mary, William and James;lost one, Susan D.
His present wife was Miss Sarah Randolph. They have had five children, four of whom survive: Maggie,Franklin, Robert and George; Ir.st one. Maggie. Himself and family are closely connected with the Christian Church.
archive.org
R. G. ANDERSON,
A farmer and stock raiser, section 30, post office Plattsburg, is a native of Kentucky, having been born in Monroe County, August 31, 1821.
When quite young, his parents removed to Tennessee, where he was raised to manhood and educated, his early life being spent in tilling the soil. In 1851, or 1852, he came to Clinton County. Missouri, locating in
Platte Township, where he was identified with its progressive farmers until 1877, when he removed to his present location. His estate consists of eighty acres of land, well cultivated. Mr. A. possesses those
traits peculiar to a Kentucky gentleman, and is popular with all who may form his acquaintance. He has been three times married.
First, to Miss Angelina McCrowder, who died, leaving three children, two of whom are living, Sallie and Jane ; John, deceased.
His second wife was Miss Julia Pioyd (now deceased). By this union there were five children, four of whom are living:Julia. Mary, William and James;lost one, Susan D.
His present wife was Miss Sarah Randolph. They have had five children, four of whom survive: Maggie,Franklin, Robert and George; Ir.st one. Maggie. Himself and family are closely connected with the Christian Church.
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