History of Brown County, Indiana, pg. 773
GEORGE M. ANDERSON, farmer and stock-raiser, was born October 31, 1842, in Jackson Township, and is a son of Allen S. and Sarah Anderson, natives respectively of Virginia and Kentucky. George M. resided with his parents until February 19, 1863, when he married Margaret Terhune, a union which was honored by four children--Amanda C., America A., Dora E. and Alonzo W.
Mr. Anderson is possessor of 300 acres in good cultivation and improvement, having in addition three good orchards, also the homestead place, which is likewise well improved, and containing one of the best residences in the county. He now lives on eighty acres entered by his father, and forty by his mother. Mr. Anderson is a prominent and consistent Democrat; has been several times made School Director. He is an honored Mason, an upright citizen, and very generally and highly regarded.
GEORGE M. ANDERSON, farmer and stock-raiser, was born October 31, 1842, in Jackson Township, and is a son of Allen S. and Sarah Anderson, natives respectively of Virginia and Kentucky. George M. resided with his parents until February 19, 1863, when he married Margaret Terhune, a union which was honored by four children--Amanda C., America A., Dora E. and Alonzo W.
Mr. Anderson is possessor of 300 acres in good cultivation and improvement, having in addition three good orchards, also the homestead place, which is likewise well improved, and containing one of the best residences in the county. He now lives on eighty acres entered by his father, and forty by his mother. Mr. Anderson is a prominent and consistent Democrat; has been several times made School Director. He is an honored Mason, an upright citizen, and very generally and highly regarded.
History of Brown County, Indiana, pg. 773
GEORGE M. ANDERSON, farmer and stock-raiser, was born October 31, 1842, in Jackson Township, and is a son of Allen S. and Sarah Anderson, natives respectively of Virginia and Kentucky. George M. resided with his parents until February 19, 1863, when he married Margaret Terhune, a union which was honored by four children--Amanda C., America A., Dora E. and Alonzo W.
Mr. Anderson is possessor of 300 acres in good cultivation and improvement, having in addition three good orchards, also the homestead place, which is likewise well improved, and containing one of the best residences in the county. He now lives on eighty acres entered by his father, and forty by his mother. Mr. Anderson is a prominent and consistent Democrat; has been several times made School Director. He is an honored Mason, an upright citizen, and very generally and highly regarded.
GEORGE M. ANDERSON, farmer and stock-raiser, was born October 31, 1842, in Jackson Township, and is a son of Allen S. and Sarah Anderson, natives respectively of Virginia and Kentucky. George M. resided with his parents until February 19, 1863, when he married Margaret Terhune, a union which was honored by four children--Amanda C., America A., Dora E. and Alonzo W.
Mr. Anderson is possessor of 300 acres in good cultivation and improvement, having in addition three good orchards, also the homestead place, which is likewise well improved, and containing one of the best residences in the county. He now lives on eighty acres entered by his father, and forty by his mother. Mr. Anderson is a prominent and consistent Democrat; has been several times made School Director. He is an honored Mason, an upright citizen, and very generally and highly regarded.
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