Lottie May Limberger her eyes brown, hair brown was born in Windsor Township, Michigan. She was born to Alexander and Eva (Miller) Limberger.
She was married to Charles William Anderson on 18 Mar 1914. Their cermonies were held at at the home of William and Mina (Anderson) Kasson in Pigeon, Michigan.
This union brought forth five children, named Victor William born 21 Apr 1917, Russel Charles born 12 Mar 1920, Albertus Calvin born 14 Aug 1922, John Wayne born 06 Feb 1927, and Bruce Elwood born 06 Dec 1929. All the children were born in Caseville, Michigan. Lottie and Charles were proud grandparents of seven grandchildren.
Lottie was a member of the following orginzations Order of Eastern Star, Rebecca at Bay Port, and Windsor Extension Group (member over 30 years). Lottie Passed away Jan. 1976. Charles passed away 05 Apr 1944.
Information was gotten from "Genealogy of the Anderson Family" by William Calvin Kasson 1971.
I know it cost him in agravation, driving to Detroit to the Burton Libruary and back to Flushing, sending out forms to family members, dealing with Scotland, and just dissapoinment, but it was a labor of love, and WELL worth it.
She was married to Charles William Anderson on 18 Mar 1914. Their cermonies were held at at the home of William and Mina (Anderson) Kasson in Pigeon, Michigan.
This union brought forth five children, named Victor William born 21 Apr 1917, Russel Charles born 12 Mar 1920, Albertus Calvin born 14 Aug 1922, John Wayne born 06 Feb 1927, and Bruce Elwood born 06 Dec 1929. All the children were born in Caseville, Michigan. Lottie and Charles were proud grandparents of seven grandchildren.
Lottie was a member of the following orginzations Order of Eastern Star, Rebecca at Bay Port, and Windsor Extension Group (member over 30 years). Lottie Passed away Jan. 1976. Charles passed away 05 Apr 1944.
Information was gotten from "Genealogy of the Anderson Family" by William Calvin Kasson 1971.
I know it cost him in agravation, driving to Detroit to the Burton Libruary and back to Flushing, sending out forms to family members, dealing with Scotland, and just dissapoinment, but it was a labor of love, and WELL worth it.
Lottie May Limberger her eyes brown, hair brown was born in Windsor Township, Michigan. She was born to Alexander and Eva (Miller) Limberger.
She was married to Charles William Anderson on 18 Mar 1914. Their cermonies were held at at the home of William and Mina (Anderson) Kasson in Pigeon, Michigan.
This union brought forth five children, named Victor William born 21 Apr 1917, Russel Charles born 12 Mar 1920, Albertus Calvin born 14 Aug 1922, John Wayne born 06 Feb 1927, and Bruce Elwood born 06 Dec 1929. All the children were born in Caseville, Michigan. Lottie and Charles were proud grandparents of seven grandchildren.
Lottie was a member of the following orginzations Order of Eastern Star, Rebecca at Bay Port, and Windsor Extension Group (member over 30 years). Lottie Passed away Jan. 1976. Charles passed away 05 Apr 1944.
Information was gotten from "Genealogy of the Anderson Family" by William Calvin Kasson 1971.
I know it cost him in agravation, driving to Detroit to the Burton Libruary and back to Flushing, sending out forms to family members, dealing with Scotland, and just dissapoinment, but it was a labor of love, and WELL worth it.
She was married to Charles William Anderson on 18 Mar 1914. Their cermonies were held at at the home of William and Mina (Anderson) Kasson in Pigeon, Michigan.
This union brought forth five children, named Victor William born 21 Apr 1917, Russel Charles born 12 Mar 1920, Albertus Calvin born 14 Aug 1922, John Wayne born 06 Feb 1927, and Bruce Elwood born 06 Dec 1929. All the children were born in Caseville, Michigan. Lottie and Charles were proud grandparents of seven grandchildren.
Lottie was a member of the following orginzations Order of Eastern Star, Rebecca at Bay Port, and Windsor Extension Group (member over 30 years). Lottie Passed away Jan. 1976. Charles passed away 05 Apr 1944.
Information was gotten from "Genealogy of the Anderson Family" by William Calvin Kasson 1971.
I know it cost him in agravation, driving to Detroit to the Burton Libruary and back to Flushing, sending out forms to family members, dealing with Scotland, and just dissapoinment, but it was a labor of love, and WELL worth it.
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