Oneonta, Otsego, New York
October 13, 1858
MARRIED
In Franklin, Del. Col, Oct. 5th, by Elder John Smith, Jr., Mr. Thorn ANDERSON, to Miss Harriett COLGROVE, both of Franklin.
BLOOMINGTON DAILY LEADER
Bloomington, McLean, Illinois
October, 22, 1884
Page 7 Column 2
Adjudged Insane
Thorn Anderson, a carpenter and old citizen was before Judge Benjamin today to be declared insane. He is violent and dangerous and his friends thing that a course of treatment in the asylum will be beneficial. Anderson has for years been working on an idea to accumulate power by a system of double leverage and has finally driven himself insane.
BLOOMINGTON WEEKLY LEADER
Bloomington, McLean, Illinois
October 30, 1884
Page 5 Column 3
Death of Thorn Anderson
The funeral of Mr. Thorn Anderson, who died Thursday morning at his residence, 603 E. North street, will take place from the Prairie Street Baptist church tomorrow, (Wednesday, 29th) afternoon, at 2 o’clock. Mr. Anderson was a workman in H.A. Miner’s shop. He leaves a wife and five small children. He had an unfortunate mental disorder.
Oneonta, Otsego, New York
October 13, 1858
MARRIED
In Franklin, Del. Col, Oct. 5th, by Elder John Smith, Jr., Mr. Thorn ANDERSON, to Miss Harriett COLGROVE, both of Franklin.
BLOOMINGTON DAILY LEADER
Bloomington, McLean, Illinois
October, 22, 1884
Page 7 Column 2
Adjudged Insane
Thorn Anderson, a carpenter and old citizen was before Judge Benjamin today to be declared insane. He is violent and dangerous and his friends thing that a course of treatment in the asylum will be beneficial. Anderson has for years been working on an idea to accumulate power by a system of double leverage and has finally driven himself insane.
BLOOMINGTON WEEKLY LEADER
Bloomington, McLean, Illinois
October 30, 1884
Page 5 Column 3
Death of Thorn Anderson
The funeral of Mr. Thorn Anderson, who died Thursday morning at his residence, 603 E. North street, will take place from the Prairie Street Baptist church tomorrow, (Wednesday, 29th) afternoon, at 2 o’clock. Mr. Anderson was a workman in H.A. Miner’s shop. He leaves a wife and five small children. He had an unfortunate mental disorder.
Family Members
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Louisa Anderson Oterson
1829–1864
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Delilah Anderson Judd
1830–1895
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Warren Anderson Sr
1836–1919
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Garret Warren Anderson
1838–1921
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Hamilton Anderson
1841–1910
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Richard B Anderson
1843–1910
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Caroline "Carrie" Anderson Bates
1846–1922
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Julia Ann Anderson
1848–1928
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Joseph Anderson
1850–1851
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Adelia Anderson
1852–1853
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