Photo volunteer reports that he can find no stone for Mr Anderson, although he notes that there are some unreadable stones.
KEPT LIGHT FOR YEARS
Beaufort, Jan 26 [1912] -- Charles Anderson, a Swede by birth and for 27 years in charge of the Parrys Island light house, near Port Road, died early Wednesday morning. His body was brought up to Beaufort by his assistant, Paul Wright, and intered Thursday afternoon in the Evergreen cemetery of this city. Mr Anderson had been in ill health for about nine months.
January 27, 1912 The State, Columbia, SC
KEPT LIGHT FOR YEARS
Beaufort, Jan 26 [1912] -- Charles Anderson, a Swede by birth and for 27 years in charge of the Parrys Island light house, near Port Road, died early Wednesday morning. His body was brought up to Beaufort by his assistant, Paul Wright, and intered Thursday afternoon in the Evergreen cemetery of this city. Mr Anderson had been in ill health for about nine months.
January 27, 1912 The State, Columbia, SC
Photo volunteer reports that he can find no stone for Mr Anderson, although he notes that there are some unreadable stones.
KEPT LIGHT FOR YEARS
Beaufort, Jan 26 [1912] -- Charles Anderson, a Swede by birth and for 27 years in charge of the Parrys Island light house, near Port Road, died early Wednesday morning. His body was brought up to Beaufort by his assistant, Paul Wright, and intered Thursday afternoon in the Evergreen cemetery of this city. Mr Anderson had been in ill health for about nine months.
January 27, 1912 The State, Columbia, SC
KEPT LIGHT FOR YEARS
Beaufort, Jan 26 [1912] -- Charles Anderson, a Swede by birth and for 27 years in charge of the Parrys Island light house, near Port Road, died early Wednesday morning. His body was brought up to Beaufort by his assistant, Paul Wright, and intered Thursday afternoon in the Evergreen cemetery of this city. Mr Anderson had been in ill health for about nine months.
January 27, 1912 The State, Columbia, SC
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