The last child of Henry and Lucile Anderson, he was born prematurely (three months early) and only lived for two minutes.
On the day of his birth, Lucile was rushed to the hospital while Henry took their sons, Fred and David, to there aunt Elin's house. Because it was during War Times, he used his bike. They did this for a couple of days.
The baby's funeral was held on March 27, 1943 by Carl E. Dahlborg. The burial was held in Melrose Cemetery.
On the day of his birth, Lucile was rushed to the hospital while Henry took their sons, Fred and David, to there aunt Elin's house. Because it was during War Times, he used his bike. They did this for a couple of days.
The baby's funeral was held on March 27, 1943 by Carl E. Dahlborg. The burial was held in Melrose Cemetery.
The last child of Henry and Lucile Anderson, he was born prematurely (three months early) and only lived for two minutes.
On the day of his birth, Lucile was rushed to the hospital while Henry took their sons, Fred and David, to there aunt Elin's house. Because it was during War Times, he used his bike. They did this for a couple of days.
The baby's funeral was held on March 27, 1943 by Carl E. Dahlborg. The burial was held in Melrose Cemetery.
On the day of his birth, Lucile was rushed to the hospital while Henry took their sons, Fred and David, to there aunt Elin's house. Because it was during War Times, he used his bike. They did this for a couple of days.
The baby's funeral was held on March 27, 1943 by Carl E. Dahlborg. The burial was held in Melrose Cemetery.
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