CEMETERY RECORDS say died in Stambaugh Twp.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: John and Anna Anderson" page 37 (excerpt)
Among the early settlers in Stambaugh were John and Anna Anderson who came from Sweden to Stambaugh in 1882. John and Anna Anderson had seven children, all of whom settled in Stambaugh and Stambaugh Township. Their children included Godfrey and Enock (twins).
Godfrey married the former Clara Ende, sister of Robert Ende, the first white child born in Stambaugh. He was employed in the woods, farmed, and later worked at the roundhouse for the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. He was also a taxidermist. The couple had seven children: Goldine (Baumgartner), Roy, Milton, Baynard and Beatrice (twins), and Lillian and Lydia, also twins.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: Rudolph Ende" page 51 with photo of Robert Ende
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ende were presented with a son whom they named Robert. Robert was the first child born in the village of Stambaugh. His sister Clara later married Godfrey Anderson, the cousin of Anne Flink Parker, the first girl child born in Stambaugh.
OBITUARY of Lillian Goodhall 2013 says Godfrey Anderson was her father.
OBITUARY of Goldine Baumgartner 2012 says Godfrey Anderson was her father.
OBITUARY of Clara Anderson 1972 says husband was Godfrey; married April 14 1917. Children: Goldine, twins Beatrice & Baynard, twins Lillian & Lydia, Milton.
OBITUARY of Charles "Curly" Anderson 1946 says Godfrey who lives near Stanley Lake in Stambaugh Township is his brother.
OBITUARY of John Anderson 1939 says Godfrey Anderson of Camp Lake is his son.
OBITUARY of Anna Flink Anderson 1925 says Godfrey of Stambaugh is her son.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: John and Anna Anderson" page 37 (excerpt)
Among the early settlers in Stambaugh were John and Anna Anderson who came from Sweden to Stambaugh in 1882. John and Anna Anderson had seven children, all of whom settled in Stambaugh and Stambaugh Township. Their children included Godfrey and Enock (twins).
Godfrey married the former Clara Ende, sister of Robert Ende, the first white child born in Stambaugh. He was employed in the woods, farmed, and later worked at the roundhouse for the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. He was also a taxidermist. The couple had seven children: Goldine (Baumgartner), Roy, Milton, Baynard and Beatrice (twins), and Lillian and Lydia, also twins.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: Rudolph Ende" page 51 with photo of Robert Ende
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ende were presented with a son whom they named Robert. Robert was the first child born in the village of Stambaugh. His sister Clara later married Godfrey Anderson, the cousin of Anne Flink Parker, the first girl child born in Stambaugh.
OBITUARY of Lillian Goodhall 2013 says Godfrey Anderson was her father.
OBITUARY of Goldine Baumgartner 2012 says Godfrey Anderson was her father.
OBITUARY of Clara Anderson 1972 says husband was Godfrey; married April 14 1917. Children: Goldine, twins Beatrice & Baynard, twins Lillian & Lydia, Milton.
OBITUARY of Charles "Curly" Anderson 1946 says Godfrey who lives near Stanley Lake in Stambaugh Township is his brother.
OBITUARY of John Anderson 1939 says Godfrey Anderson of Camp Lake is his son.
OBITUARY of Anna Flink Anderson 1925 says Godfrey of Stambaugh is her son.
CEMETERY RECORDS say died in Stambaugh Twp.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: John and Anna Anderson" page 37 (excerpt)
Among the early settlers in Stambaugh were John and Anna Anderson who came from Sweden to Stambaugh in 1882. John and Anna Anderson had seven children, all of whom settled in Stambaugh and Stambaugh Township. Their children included Godfrey and Enock (twins).
Godfrey married the former Clara Ende, sister of Robert Ende, the first white child born in Stambaugh. He was employed in the woods, farmed, and later worked at the roundhouse for the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. He was also a taxidermist. The couple had seven children: Goldine (Baumgartner), Roy, Milton, Baynard and Beatrice (twins), and Lillian and Lydia, also twins.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: Rudolph Ende" page 51 with photo of Robert Ende
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ende were presented with a son whom they named Robert. Robert was the first child born in the village of Stambaugh. His sister Clara later married Godfrey Anderson, the cousin of Anne Flink Parker, the first girl child born in Stambaugh.
OBITUARY of Lillian Goodhall 2013 says Godfrey Anderson was her father.
OBITUARY of Goldine Baumgartner 2012 says Godfrey Anderson was her father.
OBITUARY of Clara Anderson 1972 says husband was Godfrey; married April 14 1917. Children: Goldine, twins Beatrice & Baynard, twins Lillian & Lydia, Milton.
OBITUARY of Charles "Curly" Anderson 1946 says Godfrey who lives near Stanley Lake in Stambaugh Township is his brother.
OBITUARY of John Anderson 1939 says Godfrey Anderson of Camp Lake is his son.
OBITUARY of Anna Flink Anderson 1925 says Godfrey of Stambaugh is her son.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: John and Anna Anderson" page 37 (excerpt)
Among the early settlers in Stambaugh were John and Anna Anderson who came from Sweden to Stambaugh in 1882. John and Anna Anderson had seven children, all of whom settled in Stambaugh and Stambaugh Township. Their children included Godfrey and Enock (twins).
Godfrey married the former Clara Ende, sister of Robert Ende, the first white child born in Stambaugh. He was employed in the woods, farmed, and later worked at the roundhouse for the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. He was also a taxidermist. The couple had seven children: Goldine (Baumgartner), Roy, Milton, Baynard and Beatrice (twins), and Lillian and Lydia, also twins.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: Rudolph Ende" page 51 with photo of Robert Ende
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ende were presented with a son whom they named Robert. Robert was the first child born in the village of Stambaugh. His sister Clara later married Godfrey Anderson, the cousin of Anne Flink Parker, the first girl child born in Stambaugh.
OBITUARY of Lillian Goodhall 2013 says Godfrey Anderson was her father.
OBITUARY of Goldine Baumgartner 2012 says Godfrey Anderson was her father.
OBITUARY of Clara Anderson 1972 says husband was Godfrey; married April 14 1917. Children: Goldine, twins Beatrice & Baynard, twins Lillian & Lydia, Milton.
OBITUARY of Charles "Curly" Anderson 1946 says Godfrey who lives near Stanley Lake in Stambaugh Township is his brother.
OBITUARY of John Anderson 1939 says Godfrey Anderson of Camp Lake is his son.
OBITUARY of Anna Flink Anderson 1925 says Godfrey of Stambaugh is her son.
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