Husband of Nancy Ann Forshee
Died from malaria near Fort Malden [Fort Amherstburg], Ontario, Canada as a soldier of the United States during the War of 1812.
Supposed to be buried in the Anderson Burying Grounds, in what is now known as Anderson's Bottom, Mineral County, West Virginia. To my knowledge, the actual cemetery, nor any headstones, have been found on the Anderson's Bottom property.
Died from malaria near Fort Malden [Fort Amherstburg], Ontario, Canada as a soldier of the United States during the War of 1812.
Supposed to be buried in the Anderson Burying Grounds, in what is now known as Anderson's Bottom, Mineral County, West Virginia. To my knowledge, the actual cemetery, nor any headstones, have been found on the Anderson's Bottom property.
Husband of Nancy Ann Forshee
Died from malaria near Fort Malden [Fort Amherstburg], Ontario, Canada as a soldier of the United States during the War of 1812.
Supposed to be buried in the Anderson Burying Grounds, in what is now known as Anderson's Bottom, Mineral County, West Virginia. To my knowledge, the actual cemetery, nor any headstones, have been found on the Anderson's Bottom property.
Died from malaria near Fort Malden [Fort Amherstburg], Ontario, Canada as a soldier of the United States during the War of 1812.
Supposed to be buried in the Anderson Burying Grounds, in what is now known as Anderson's Bottom, Mineral County, West Virginia. To my knowledge, the actual cemetery, nor any headstones, have been found on the Anderson's Bottom property.
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