Crossing the ocean, Fred Anderson reached San Francisco and later San Jose: and there he was married to Balbina Folmer, a native of Wurtenberg, Germany, who had come to the United States with her mother in the troublous year of 1848. After his marriage, they moved moved here in 1879. He resided until he died in 1908, at the age of seventy-five. Mrs. Anderson, the widow, thereafter resided with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur W. Allen; and she died at Fresno in February, 1911. Four children blessed the union of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. Otto is a farmer at Barstow, in this county; Emma has become Mrs. M. Cotppin, of the National Colony; Laura is Mrs. Albert Nelson of the Granville district: while Ida is Mrs. Arthur W. Allen, just referred to.
Crossing the ocean, Fred Anderson reached San Francisco and later San Jose: and there he was married to Balbina Folmer, a native of Wurtenberg, Germany, who had come to the United States with her mother in the troublous year of 1848. After his marriage, they moved moved here in 1879. He resided until he died in 1908, at the age of seventy-five. Mrs. Anderson, the widow, thereafter resided with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur W. Allen; and she died at Fresno in February, 1911. Four children blessed the union of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. Otto is a farmer at Barstow, in this county; Emma has become Mrs. M. Cotppin, of the National Colony; Laura is Mrs. Albert Nelson of the Granville district: while Ida is Mrs. Arthur W. Allen, just referred to.
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