John C. Anderson died at his home from apoplexy at the age of 71.
For more than fifty years, he was a wheelwright and painter at Barbertown.
His widow and two sons survive: Orville Anderson of Barbertown, and Raymond Anderson of Rosemont. He also has four grandchildren.
A sister also survives him, Mrs. Anna Fell of Clinton.
Hunterdon County Democrat, June 11, 1931.
For more than fifty years, he was a wheelwright and painter at Barbertown.
His widow and two sons survive: Orville Anderson of Barbertown, and Raymond Anderson of Rosemont. He also has four grandchildren.
A sister also survives him, Mrs. Anna Fell of Clinton.
Hunterdon County Democrat, June 11, 1931.
John C. Anderson died at his home from apoplexy at the age of 71.
For more than fifty years, he was a wheelwright and painter at Barbertown.
His widow and two sons survive: Orville Anderson of Barbertown, and Raymond Anderson of Rosemont. He also has four grandchildren.
A sister also survives him, Mrs. Anna Fell of Clinton.
Hunterdon County Democrat, June 11, 1931.
For more than fifty years, he was a wheelwright and painter at Barbertown.
His widow and two sons survive: Orville Anderson of Barbertown, and Raymond Anderson of Rosemont. He also has four grandchildren.
A sister also survives him, Mrs. Anna Fell of Clinton.
Hunterdon County Democrat, June 11, 1931.
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