John immigrated to America with his parents, Nels and Anna C. (Peterson) Anderson, when he was two years old.
He married Marian Nelson and they farmed near Cambridge until he retired and they moved to Cambridge in the fall of 1927.
On the day of his death, he boarded a train to go and visit his sister, who lived in Moline, IL.
Just after exiting the train, he was crossing the train tracks and was struck by a switch train and died instantly.
He was survived by his wife; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Hulin and Mrs. Esther Russell;
a son, George Anderson; two sisters,
Mrs. Ida Austerland and Mrs. John Hulting
and a brother, Andrew Anderson.
He married Marian Nelson and they farmed near Cambridge until he retired and they moved to Cambridge in the fall of 1927.
On the day of his death, he boarded a train to go and visit his sister, who lived in Moline, IL.
Just after exiting the train, he was crossing the train tracks and was struck by a switch train and died instantly.
He was survived by his wife; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Hulin and Mrs. Esther Russell;
a son, George Anderson; two sisters,
Mrs. Ida Austerland and Mrs. John Hulting
and a brother, Andrew Anderson.
John immigrated to America with his parents, Nels and Anna C. (Peterson) Anderson, when he was two years old.
He married Marian Nelson and they farmed near Cambridge until he retired and they moved to Cambridge in the fall of 1927.
On the day of his death, he boarded a train to go and visit his sister, who lived in Moline, IL.
Just after exiting the train, he was crossing the train tracks and was struck by a switch train and died instantly.
He was survived by his wife; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Hulin and Mrs. Esther Russell;
a son, George Anderson; two sisters,
Mrs. Ida Austerland and Mrs. John Hulting
and a brother, Andrew Anderson.
He married Marian Nelson and they farmed near Cambridge until he retired and they moved to Cambridge in the fall of 1927.
On the day of his death, he boarded a train to go and visit his sister, who lived in Moline, IL.
Just after exiting the train, he was crossing the train tracks and was struck by a switch train and died instantly.
He was survived by his wife; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Hulin and Mrs. Esther Russell;
a son, George Anderson; two sisters,
Mrs. Ida Austerland and Mrs. John Hulting
and a brother, Andrew Anderson.
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