The son of Alexander and Catherine Anderson.
Married 23 May 1865 Violette M. Garwick.
MUHLENBERG COUNTY HERITAGE Dec 1979, vol. 1 #5 p.64.
~~~Obituary~~~
Death of A. W. Anderson.
Mr. A. W. Anderson, in his 64th year, died at his home four miles south of town, near Sharon church, at 9 a.m. Monday, March 21st, of lung trouble. “Uncle Abe,” as he was called, was well known all over the county. He served through the civil war, being a member of a regiment of mounted infantry. Burial was at the Eades burying ground at 2:30 p.m. March 22nd. He leaves a wife and three sons.
“The Record”; Greenville, Kentucky.
March 24, 1910.
Married 23 May 1865 Violette M. Garwick.
MUHLENBERG COUNTY HERITAGE Dec 1979, vol. 1 #5 p.64.
~~~Obituary~~~
Death of A. W. Anderson.
Mr. A. W. Anderson, in his 64th year, died at his home four miles south of town, near Sharon church, at 9 a.m. Monday, March 21st, of lung trouble. “Uncle Abe,” as he was called, was well known all over the county. He served through the civil war, being a member of a regiment of mounted infantry. Burial was at the Eades burying ground at 2:30 p.m. March 22nd. He leaves a wife and three sons.
“The Record”; Greenville, Kentucky.
March 24, 1910.
The son of Alexander and Catherine Anderson.
Married 23 May 1865 Violette M. Garwick.
MUHLENBERG COUNTY HERITAGE Dec 1979, vol. 1 #5 p.64.
~~~Obituary~~~
Death of A. W. Anderson.
Mr. A. W. Anderson, in his 64th year, died at his home four miles south of town, near Sharon church, at 9 a.m. Monday, March 21st, of lung trouble. “Uncle Abe,” as he was called, was well known all over the county. He served through the civil war, being a member of a regiment of mounted infantry. Burial was at the Eades burying ground at 2:30 p.m. March 22nd. He leaves a wife and three sons.
“The Record”; Greenville, Kentucky.
March 24, 1910.
Married 23 May 1865 Violette M. Garwick.
MUHLENBERG COUNTY HERITAGE Dec 1979, vol. 1 #5 p.64.
~~~Obituary~~~
Death of A. W. Anderson.
Mr. A. W. Anderson, in his 64th year, died at his home four miles south of town, near Sharon church, at 9 a.m. Monday, March 21st, of lung trouble. “Uncle Abe,” as he was called, was well known all over the county. He served through the civil war, being a member of a regiment of mounted infantry. Burial was at the Eades burying ground at 2:30 p.m. March 22nd. He leaves a wife and three sons.
“The Record”; Greenville, Kentucky.
March 24, 1910.
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