"Uncle Jord, as he was familiarly known, was one of the pioneer citizens of this country, coming here in the year 1837. Five years before he was born in the state of Tennessee. In 1855 he was married to Miss Mary E. Watkins, and to this union were born 14 children as follows: Mary, Robert, John, Susan, William James, George, Phillip, Nancy, Charles, Drury, Sol and Frances, and two unnamed babies who died in infancy. Four girls and seven boys have preceded the father to the Great Beyond. --- Fair Play Advocate.
"Uncle Jord, as he was familiarly known, was one of the pioneer citizens of this country, coming here in the year 1837. Five years before he was born in the state of Tennessee. In 1855 he was married to Miss Mary E. Watkins, and to this union were born 14 children as follows: Mary, Robert, John, Susan, William James, George, Phillip, Nancy, Charles, Drury, Sol and Frances, and two unnamed babies who died in infancy. Four girls and seven boys have preceded the father to the Great Beyond. --- Fair Play Advocate.
Family Members
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Mary Elizabeth Anderson Reeves
1856–1918
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Robert A. "Rob" Anderson
1857–1936
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John Thomas Anderson
1859–1893
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William Henry Anderson
1863–1896
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Nancy A Anderson Wakefield
1866–1892
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Phillip M. Anderson
1868–1909
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George Washington Anderson
1871–1905
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Charles W. Anderson
1873–1891
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Drew Anderson
1874–1902
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Solomon A. "Sollie" Anderson
1876–1940
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