Delaware Gazette, June 8, 1910, Page 2
Anderson Family Reunion
The first reunion of the descendants of Birret and Mary Walling Anderson was held in Wilber park Friday with more than 90 members of the family present. A game of old fashioned baseball, quoits and other atheltic events proved entertaining to the participants and fully as much to their aduience and an excellent picnic dinner was served shortly after noon.
It was unanimously decided to hold a reunion next year, the third Thursday in August, and the selection of Wilber park was made without question. B. W. Anderson of Gilbertsvill was elected president, Homer Anderson, vice president and Florine Anderson, secretary and treasure, the later two offers being residents of Oneonta.
There is only one child of the fourteen who were born to Mr. and Mrs. Birret Anderson now living Miss Julia Anderson, of 8 Columbia street.
The following towns were represented at the reunion: Franklin, North Franklin, Delhi, Richfield Springs, Davenport, Gilbertsville, Portlandville, Albany, Norwich, Edmeston, Brooklyn and Massapequa, N.Y., and Bernardston, Mass.
The Oneonta Herald, August 30, 1923. Page 4
Delaware Gazette, June 8, 1910, Page 2
Anderson Family Reunion
The first reunion of the descendants of Birret and Mary Walling Anderson was held in Wilber park Friday with more than 90 members of the family present. A game of old fashioned baseball, quoits and other atheltic events proved entertaining to the participants and fully as much to their aduience and an excellent picnic dinner was served shortly after noon.
It was unanimously decided to hold a reunion next year, the third Thursday in August, and the selection of Wilber park was made without question. B. W. Anderson of Gilbertsvill was elected president, Homer Anderson, vice president and Florine Anderson, secretary and treasure, the later two offers being residents of Oneonta.
There is only one child of the fourteen who were born to Mr. and Mrs. Birret Anderson now living Miss Julia Anderson, of 8 Columbia street.
The following towns were represented at the reunion: Franklin, North Franklin, Delhi, Richfield Springs, Davenport, Gilbertsville, Portlandville, Albany, Norwich, Edmeston, Brooklyn and Massapequa, N.Y., and Bernardston, Mass.
The Oneonta Herald, August 30, 1923. Page 4
Gravesite Details
A transcription of the cemetery notes that the stone is present in the cemetery. On my visit to the cemetery in 2006, there was no stone present.
Family Members
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Louisa Anderson Oterson
1829–1864
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Delilah Anderson Judd
1830–1895
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Thomas Thorne Anderson
1834–1884
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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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Joseph Anderson
1850–1851
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Adelia Anderson
1852–1853
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