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Fenwick R. Anderson of Ohio, died Monday at 2:30 p.m. on his 83rd birthday. He was born on a farm north of Ohio and farmed in his early years but moved to Ohio a number of years ago.
Surviving are the widow, Emma Anderson; two sons, Verdon, of Van Orin, William, Los Angeles, Calif., one daughter, Mrs. Maria Smith, of Ohio; three brothers, William, Albert and Charter, all of Ohio; one sister, Mrs. Harriett Nels, Ohio.
Source: [The Biographical record of Bureau, Marshall and Putnam Counties, Illinois., Chicago: S.J. Clarke Pub. Co., 1896 , Page 63 - Transcribed by Nancy Piper]
Fenwick R. Anderson, the other member of the firm of Scott & Anderson, was born in Lee county, Illinois, September 16, 1854, and is a son of Fenwick and Jeannette (Peek) Anderson, a sketch of whose lives will be found elsewhere in this volume. The educational privileges of our subject were such as the district schools afforded, and upon the home farm he early became familiar with agricultural pursuits. At the age of twenty-four years he began farming on his own account, and continued to engage in that honored calling until 1896. In July, 1895, he had purchases an interest in the livery business now conducted by Scott & Anderson. They have succeeded in building up a good trade, are men of known reliability, and the success which has attended their efforts is well deserved.
In 1879 Mr. Anderson led to the marriage alter Miss Emma Wilson, adopted daughter of William S. Wilson, of Ohio. They have become the parents of three children - Nancy Maria, William F. and Verdin. The wife and mother is a consistent member of the Methodist Protestant church. Fraternally, Mr. Anderson is a member of the Masonic fraternity, and, politically, give his earnest support to the republican party. He keeps well posted on current events, is wide-awake and industrious, and occupies a good social position among the successful business men of Ohio and vicinity.
~20 Aug 1937 page 1 column 2
Fenwick R. Anderson of Ohio, died Monday at 2:30 p.m. on his 83rd birthday. He was born on a farm north of Ohio and farmed in his early years but moved to Ohio a number of years ago.
Surviving are the widow, Emma Anderson; two sons, Verdon, of Van Orin, William, Los Angeles, Calif., one daughter, Mrs. Maria Smith, of Ohio; three brothers, William, Albert and Charter, all of Ohio; one sister, Mrs. Harriett Nels, Ohio.
Source: [The Biographical record of Bureau, Marshall and Putnam Counties, Illinois., Chicago: S.J. Clarke Pub. Co., 1896 , Page 63 - Transcribed by Nancy Piper]
Fenwick R. Anderson, the other member of the firm of Scott & Anderson, was born in Lee county, Illinois, September 16, 1854, and is a son of Fenwick and Jeannette (Peek) Anderson, a sketch of whose lives will be found elsewhere in this volume. The educational privileges of our subject were such as the district schools afforded, and upon the home farm he early became familiar with agricultural pursuits. At the age of twenty-four years he began farming on his own account, and continued to engage in that honored calling until 1896. In July, 1895, he had purchases an interest in the livery business now conducted by Scott & Anderson. They have succeeded in building up a good trade, are men of known reliability, and the success which has attended their efforts is well deserved.
In 1879 Mr. Anderson led to the marriage alter Miss Emma Wilson, adopted daughter of William S. Wilson, of Ohio. They have become the parents of three children - Nancy Maria, William F. and Verdin. The wife and mother is a consistent member of the Methodist Protestant church. Fraternally, Mr. Anderson is a member of the Masonic fraternity, and, politically, give his earnest support to the republican party. He keeps well posted on current events, is wide-awake and industrious, and occupies a good social position among the successful business men of Ohio and vicinity.
Family Members
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William Henry Anderson Sr
1857–1940
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Francis Frederick "Frank" Anderson
1859–1933
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Albert James Anderson
1861–1943
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Emma J. Anderson Knuth
1863–1915
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Judge Fergus Lincoln Anderson
1865–1934
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Harriet "Hattie" Anderson Neis
1867–1951
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George Walter Anderson
1872–1930
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Charter Samuel Anderson
1875–1952
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Infant Anderson
unknown–1851
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Robert J Anderson
unknown–1853
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Mellona I Anderson
unknown–1860
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