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Henry Anderson

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Henry Anderson

Birth
Nibley, Cache County, Utah, USA
Death
11 Sep 1948 (aged 77)
Nibley, Cache County, Utah, USA
Burial
Millville, Cache County, Utah, USA Add to Map
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Henry Anderson was born in Millville to Johannes and Cecelia Nilsson Anderson, he attended Mill­ville Elementary School. In the spring of 1887, eighteen-year-old Henry and his brot­her, Edward, rode horseback to Cardston, Alberta, Canada, with a herd of cattle. They helped their father and his third wife get settled there, then returned to Millville to assist their mother on the farm.

On March 24, 1892, he married Martha Chandler, the daughter of Henry and Emma Hill Chan­dler. She was born in Millville on January 26, 1874, and she knew the hardships of early life in the pioneer village.

She was an exception­ally kind and loving woman and a faithful Relief Society visiting teacher. Martha died February 20, 1949.

Henry was a farmer, and for many years he was water master for Nibley Blacksmith Fork Irrigation Company. He enjoyed gardening and was a lover of fine horses. He was known to his family as a tender, kind-hearted man.

Henry and Martha were parents of: Verl, Ivan, Lula A. Iverson, Ellis, Clara A. Swenson Shaffer, George and Orval.
Henry Anderson was born in Millville to Johannes and Cecelia Nilsson Anderson, he attended Mill­ville Elementary School. In the spring of 1887, eighteen-year-old Henry and his brot­her, Edward, rode horseback to Cardston, Alberta, Canada, with a herd of cattle. They helped their father and his third wife get settled there, then returned to Millville to assist their mother on the farm.

On March 24, 1892, he married Martha Chandler, the daughter of Henry and Emma Hill Chan­dler. She was born in Millville on January 26, 1874, and she knew the hardships of early life in the pioneer village.

She was an exception­ally kind and loving woman and a faithful Relief Society visiting teacher. Martha died February 20, 1949.

Henry was a farmer, and for many years he was water master for Nibley Blacksmith Fork Irrigation Company. He enjoyed gardening and was a lover of fine horses. He was known to his family as a tender, kind-hearted man.

Henry and Martha were parents of: Verl, Ivan, Lula A. Iverson, Ellis, Clara A. Swenson Shaffer, George and Orval.

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