Karl Oskar Andersson was born 1 Dec 1890 to parents Johan Alfred Andersson and Anna Olivia Mort. Oscar later came to Canada and changed his name to Joseph Oscar Anderson when he converted to Catholicism to marry his wife Alma "Emma" Robichaud.
Oscar worked as a fireman on steamships in Sweden and Canada.
He served in WW1. Died in the Saint John Hospital of tuberculosis.
Oscar is buried in St. Michael's Roman Catholic Cemetery, in Chatham, New Brunswick, Canada.
His headstone reads:
ANDERSON
715771
Pte Oscar Anderson
25th Battn CEF
d. 26 September 1921
Oscar worked as a fireman on steamships in Sweden and Canada.
He served in WW1. Died in the Saint John Hospital of tuberculosis.
Oscar is buried in St. Michael's Roman Catholic Cemetery, in Chatham, New Brunswick, Canada.
His headstone reads:
ANDERSON
715771
Pte Oscar Anderson
25th Battn CEF
d. 26 September 1921
Karl Oskar Andersson was born 1 Dec 1890 to parents Johan Alfred Andersson and Anna Olivia Mort. Oscar later came to Canada and changed his name to Joseph Oscar Anderson when he converted to Catholicism to marry his wife Alma "Emma" Robichaud.
Oscar worked as a fireman on steamships in Sweden and Canada.
He served in WW1. Died in the Saint John Hospital of tuberculosis.
Oscar is buried in St. Michael's Roman Catholic Cemetery, in Chatham, New Brunswick, Canada.
His headstone reads:
ANDERSON
715771
Pte Oscar Anderson
25th Battn CEF
d. 26 September 1921
Oscar worked as a fireman on steamships in Sweden and Canada.
He served in WW1. Died in the Saint John Hospital of tuberculosis.
Oscar is buried in St. Michael's Roman Catholic Cemetery, in Chatham, New Brunswick, Canada.
His headstone reads:
ANDERSON
715771
Pte Oscar Anderson
25th Battn CEF
d. 26 September 1921
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