Columbia Chronicle December 30, 1899 Saturday.
Anderson Wait died at his home in Elberton, Thursday of inflammation of the bowels. The family relied upon Christian Science for the recovery but at the last moment called in a physician. It was then too late for human skill to assist. He was a s/o Mr. and Mrs. S.M.Wait, pioneers of Oregon and Washington. He leaves a wife and several children to mourn his loss.the census records say Anderson was born in the Indian Territory.I have him as born in Idaho,but the territory covered a lot of area.It seems he married Nannie Short in 1888,in idaho
Anderson Wait died at his home in Elberton, Thursday of inflammation of the bowels. The family relied upon Christian Science for the recovery but at the last moment called in a physician. It was then too late for human skill to assist. He was a s/o Mr. and Mrs. S.M.Wait, pioneers of Oregon and Washington. He leaves a wife and several children to mourn his loss.the census records say Anderson was born in the Indian Territory.I have him as born in Idaho,but the territory covered a lot of area.It seems he married Nannie Short in 1888,in idaho
Columbia Chronicle December 30, 1899 Saturday.
Anderson Wait died at his home in Elberton, Thursday of inflammation of the bowels. The family relied upon Christian Science for the recovery but at the last moment called in a physician. It was then too late for human skill to assist. He was a s/o Mr. and Mrs. S.M.Wait, pioneers of Oregon and Washington. He leaves a wife and several children to mourn his loss.the census records say Anderson was born in the Indian Territory.I have him as born in Idaho,but the territory covered a lot of area.It seems he married Nannie Short in 1888,in idaho
Anderson Wait died at his home in Elberton, Thursday of inflammation of the bowels. The family relied upon Christian Science for the recovery but at the last moment called in a physician. It was then too late for human skill to assist. He was a s/o Mr. and Mrs. S.M.Wait, pioneers of Oregon and Washington. He leaves a wife and several children to mourn his loss.the census records say Anderson was born in the Indian Territory.I have him as born in Idaho,but the territory covered a lot of area.It seems he married Nannie Short in 1888,in idaho
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