Source: Waukesha Freeman | Waukesha, Wisconsin | Thursday, January 18, 1917 | Page 4
Death of Hans Anderson, who many years was a faithful employe of Draper Hall, Oconomowoc occurred at Waukesha on Jan 10. He was about 86 years of age and was born in Norway, coming to the United States in 1867. For a time he resided at Toland. and in 1873 went to Oconomowoc securing employment at Draper Hall and continued there until failing health and advanced years forbade. He is survived by a half brother, Ole Anderson, of Oconomowoc, and several nieces and nephews in city and vicinity. Interment Waukesha.(s9c..buried Genesee Cemetery)
Death of Hans Anderson, who many years was a faithful employe of Draper Hall, Oconomowoc occurred at Waukesha on Jan 10. He was about 86 years of age and was born in Norway, coming to the United States in 1867. For a time he resided at Toland. and in 1873 went to Oconomowoc securing employment at Draper Hall and continued there until failing health and advanced years forbade. He is survived by a half brother, Ole Anderson, of Oconomowoc, and several nieces and nephews in city and vicinity. Interment Waukesha.(s9c..buried Genesee Cemetery)
Source: Waukesha Freeman | Waukesha, Wisconsin | Thursday, January 18, 1917 | Page 4
Death of Hans Anderson, who many years was a faithful employe of Draper Hall, Oconomowoc occurred at Waukesha on Jan 10. He was about 86 years of age and was born in Norway, coming to the United States in 1867. For a time he resided at Toland. and in 1873 went to Oconomowoc securing employment at Draper Hall and continued there until failing health and advanced years forbade. He is survived by a half brother, Ole Anderson, of Oconomowoc, and several nieces and nephews in city and vicinity. Interment Waukesha.(s9c..buried Genesee Cemetery)
Death of Hans Anderson, who many years was a faithful employe of Draper Hall, Oconomowoc occurred at Waukesha on Jan 10. He was about 86 years of age and was born in Norway, coming to the United States in 1867. For a time he resided at Toland. and in 1873 went to Oconomowoc securing employment at Draper Hall and continued there until failing health and advanced years forbade. He is survived by a half brother, Ole Anderson, of Oconomowoc, and several nieces and nephews in city and vicinity. Interment Waukesha.(s9c..buried Genesee Cemetery)
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