Baptized at Little Cedar Lutheran Church on June 26, 1888.
Willie's mother was murdered by his father, John B. Anderson, on Oct. 23, 1898. The 6 Anderson children, (Charles, Henry, William, Clarence, Anna & Ida) left without their mother & father, found homes with the neighbors. Willie was raised by the Lewis Lewison family. My grandmother was a daughter of Lewis Lewison. She always said that she considered Willy a true brother, not just a foster brother.
He went to Montana with Olaf Lewison, son of Lewis Lewison, to work on a sheep ranch. Olaf returned to Minnesota, but Willie stayed in Montana.
Willie's mother was murdered by his father, John B. Anderson, on Oct. 23, 1898. The 6 Anderson children, (Charles, Henry, William, Clarence, Anna & Ida) left without their mother & father, found homes with the neighbors. Willie was raised by the Lewis Lewison family. My grandmother was a daughter of Lewis Lewison. She always said that she considered Willy a true brother, not just a foster brother.
He went to Montana with Olaf Lewison, son of Lewis Lewison, to work on a sheep ranch. Olaf returned to Minnesota, but Willie stayed in Montana.
Baptized at Little Cedar Lutheran Church on June 26, 1888.
Willie's mother was murdered by his father, John B. Anderson, on Oct. 23, 1898. The 6 Anderson children, (Charles, Henry, William, Clarence, Anna & Ida) left without their mother & father, found homes with the neighbors. Willie was raised by the Lewis Lewison family. My grandmother was a daughter of Lewis Lewison. She always said that she considered Willy a true brother, not just a foster brother.
He went to Montana with Olaf Lewison, son of Lewis Lewison, to work on a sheep ranch. Olaf returned to Minnesota, but Willie stayed in Montana.
Willie's mother was murdered by his father, John B. Anderson, on Oct. 23, 1898. The 6 Anderson children, (Charles, Henry, William, Clarence, Anna & Ida) left without their mother & father, found homes with the neighbors. Willie was raised by the Lewis Lewison family. My grandmother was a daughter of Lewis Lewison. She always said that she considered Willy a true brother, not just a foster brother.
He went to Montana with Olaf Lewison, son of Lewis Lewison, to work on a sheep ranch. Olaf returned to Minnesota, but Willie stayed in Montana.
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