Time to post again a query about two Anderson women, probably mother and daughter, who sit atop my brick wall. The elder is Ann T (probably for Talitha) Davis, who apparently had been married first to a man named Anderson. She is found living with Willilam and Ann Anderson Bennett in a rural area of Williamson County, Texas, in the 1860 census. She gives her birth place as Kentucky. Ann Davis supposedly had married a man named James or Jim Davis who may have killed himself a short time earlier in Williamson County. Ms. Davis' name appears on several real estate transactions in that county, No further trace has been found of her in either cemeteries, marriage licenses, census records, etc. Ann Anderson Bennett, who birthdate of March 17, 1843, is found on family Bible records, also lists her birthplace as Kentucky. We know her previous name was Anderson, found on marriage license in Georgetown. When her husband dies in a Yankee prison camp, she removes to Limestone County, Texas, and later marries Thomas Sharp, a CSA veteran. I can find no trace of either of these Anderson women in Kentucky. My question is, does any Anderson researcher have two missing Anns? Any help or leads would be appreciated. love joan

1860 NYC Census - 12th Ward, 3rd Dist. - p. 159 John Anderson, 48, Tinsmith, B. NY Sarah Anderson, 43, B. NY Mary J. Anderson, 19, Apprentice Milliner, B. NY Catherine Anderson, 15, B. NY Charles Anderson, 10, B. NY David Anderson, 7, B. NY John Anderson, 6, B. NY

Hello Someone posted the other night about a Armenda ? who married a Hardy Anderson. I was looking back through my notes, and have found where I wrote down the following info : James Hardy Anderson m. Armenda Child: Joel buried Plant City FL d. 1928 This info was written down by me per a phone conversation with Mr. Neil Davis. Whoever posted Armenda, please contact me and I can get you in contact with Mr. Neil Davis. He says the family moved to Plant City. Thanks Sharon sharon@planetc.com

This may help those researching WILLIAM E. ANDERSON. I have a WILLIAM E. ANDERSON that was on Monroe Co., GA Census in 1830 page 218: 1-0-1-1-1-0-1-000000-1-1-2-000-1-0000000. He is listed as William Anderson but I found in The Georgia Genealogical Magazine, Issues 27-30, 1968, page 1872: "Jan 16, 1834 in Forsyth, Thursday the 9th inst., MR. JAMES L. ANDERSON, age 24 years, son of William E. Anderson of Monroe County. He leaves a "small family". He had come to town to vote on Monday the 6th in the election for county officers, and was stabbed three times with a dirk in the hands of a drunken wretch named Lewis who was trying to stab another man. Deceased was an excellent young man." I believe William E. Anderson is on the Stafford Co., VA 1820 census, page 218: 100010--30010. On page 120 of that same census is a Richard Anderson, 40010-00110. I'm not sure when William E. Anderson died but I believe it was before 1840. Bill

The following pertains to the WILLIAM ANDERSON that died at Lafayett Hall in Milledgeville, GA, March 9, 1831. He was employed by the Central Bank of Georgia. Source: GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS FROM THE GEORGIA JOURNAL (MILLEDGEVILLE) NEWSPAPER, 1809-1840, Vol. 4, 1829-1835, by Fred R. & Emilie K. Hartz page 329: Thursday, April 7, 1831, "Legal Notices" "Georgia, DeKalb County: Robert D. Greer applies for letters of administration on the estate of William Anderson late of said county, deceased. (signed) Charles Murphey, C.C.O." page 345: Thursday, June 2, 1831, "Legal Notices" "Georgia, DeKalb County: Four months after date, application will be made to the Inferior Court of said county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the property of William Anderson, late of said county, deceased. (signed) Robert D. Greer, Adm." Bill

My parents have just returned from Europe and while there they visited the American military cemetary at Normandy. They found several markers of ANDERSON men from Jackson, Roane and Greenbrier and my Dad was asking me if I knew whether or not they were related. I don't have any military history notes of men who may have died there. They did take pictures of these markers as well as a few other WV markers and when developed they will give me a copy. I'll try to post the names and if anyone "belongs" to them will send you a copy. It is an awesome sight - if you saw the movie "Saving Private Ryan" then you would recognize the cemetary from there. In the meantime, if anyone has information on ANDERSON men that died at Normandy, I would greatly appreciate your sharing the information with me. Kay San Antonio, TX

1860 NYC Census - 12th Ward,3rd Dist. James Anderson, 27, Machinist, Personal Estate $300, B. Canada, B.A. Jane M. Anderson, 24, B. NY George L. Anderson, 3, B. NY James H. Anderson, 1, B. NY

Hi everyone, my ANDERSON'S came from County Derry, Ireland to New Zealand via the U.S.A. at the end of the 19th/beginning of the 20th century. My grandfather was William John Glenn ANDERSON and he came here with his brothers Aaron, Robert, James and one sister Isabella Maise Osborne, who came with her husband, William CLARKE. There was one other brother, Samuel, who I know nothing about, and one sister Eleanor, who stayed in the U.S.A. marrying a chap with the surname of KNOX. Their parents were Aaron and Martha ANDERSON with Martha's maiden name being GLENN. I believe that Aaron was a farmer in Ireland. If anyone is able to help with further information I would be very grateful. Thanks Jimmy jimmy-a@xtra.co.nz

1860 NYC Census - 12th Ward, 3rd Dist. - p. 172 James Anderson, 34, Porter, Real Estate: $2500, B. Ireland Ann Anderson, 35, B. Ireland Mary A. Anderson, 10, B. NY William Anderson, 9, B. NY Kathi Anderson, 3, B. NY John Anderson, 1, B. NY Mary Callahan, 45, B. Ireland Michael Callahan, 35, Laborer, B. Ireland.

1860 NYC Census - 12th Ward, 1st Div. - p. 286 George W. Anderson, 39, Doct., Personal Estate: $2500, B. New Jersey Prudence Anderson, 30, B. Canada Bertha Anderson, 5, B. Canada Frances Anderson, 3, B. NY George W. Anderson, 1, B. NY Ann Sullivan, 31, Domestic, B. Ireland

1860 NYC Census - 12th Ward, 1st Div., p. 161 Dora Anderson, 50, Real Estate: $2000, Personal Estate: $1000 B. Ireland John R. Anderson, 29, Mettel Sash ____?, B. NY Maria L. Anderson, 23, B. NY

I am looking for the family of; William Henry ANDERSON, b 1843 in England (I believe his father was Sidney ANDERSON). William Henry married Elizabeth PARKER 16 Oct 1864 @ Salford, Lancaster, England. They had one son that I definitely know about: Sidney William George ANDERSON, who married Agnes Ann HIBELL 15 Apr 1889 in Wolverhampton, England. The family appear to have been licenced victuallers. Any information that you may have come across would be gratefully received. Regards Chris http://www.rocknet.net.au/~chrisw

Searching for : Hattie Morgan, b. 24 Mar 1889, Pope Co., IL. Married Dexter, Mo. on 26 Jan 1908 , to Claude Alexander Anderson, born 3 Jul 1886, KY. They had six children: Ruby Anderson, b. 23 Jul 1909, Missouri Archie Marion Anderson, 26 Mar 1911, Arkansas Agnes Rosetta Anderson, 02 Aug, 1914 Alonzo Gerald Anderson, b. 14 Jan 1920, Arkansas Cleo Russell, b. 15 Jun 1924, Arkansas Richard (Dick), b. 23 Oct 1928 (or Claude Anderson, JR) Hattie Morgan had a brother, Marion Sylvester Morgan, born 1880 and sister, Charlotte Isabelle Morgan, b. 1878 and brother Ervin Morgan If anyone has any information, please e-mail. Thank you

It seems that my Anderson's Started in Orange Co, Virginia and traveled from co to co in Virginia , found in orange, Green , Madison , Nelson , Rockingham , Harrisonburg,into W.V., the surname marriages are Conrad , Booton(Booten), Bryant , Reid(Reade),Miller , Early , Clark , Underwood ,this goes all the way back to 1732.Befor that I don't know where they come from. Sarah skincaid@cwv.net

Anderson List, I am still trying to find my William H. Anderson & his second wife Virginia A. Smith, the last known place I find William's family is in 1881, where his last child Bessie was born in Rockingham, maybe Harrisonburg, this child born to him by his first wife, Betty Bryant, this would have been abt. 1884 - 1886, can someone do a marriage look up on William H. & Betty Bryant, and William H. & Virginia A. Smith, thanks Sarah Skincaid@cwv.net

To All - I sent the following message and got a reply from the Anderson Rootsweb list about subscribing..... I'm resending. 1860 NYC Census - 16th Ward-2nd District, p. 203 Anna Anderson, 53, Personal Estate $200, B. NY Alfred Anderson, 27, B. NY Sarah Anderson, 23, B. NY

To All - I sent the message below and got a reply from the Anderson list about subscribing, which of course, I already am..... So - herewith once again: 1860 NYC Census - 16th Ward-3rd District, p. 227 Catherine Anderson, 45, Seamstress, B. Ireland Mary Anderson, 14, B. NY Rebecca Anderson, 13, B. NY

1860 NYC Census - 16th Ward-2nd District, p. 221 Alex Anderson, 27, Printer, B. Scotland Ellen Anderson, 28, B. Scotland Elizabeth Anderson, 3, B. NY Mary Anderson, 1, B. NY James Anderson, 35, Blacksmith, B. Scotland

1860 NYC Census - 16th Ward, 3rd District p 122. Alex Anderson, 35, Stonecutter, B. Scotland Jane Anderson, 29, Personal Estate: $300, B. Scotland James C. Anderson, 4, B. NY Robert Anderson, 3mos., B. NY Alex Bailey, 18, Apprentice Carpenter, Personal Estate #150, B. Scotland Christine Bailey, 22, B. Scotland

Were your Anderson's in the Lindsborg area? There are another group of Swedish Andersons in western KS, on the Colorado border. (Kanorado, Beaver Creek) If these are your Anderson's I may have info for you. Cindy >I'll be back in September...maybe with more info on my Andersons. I'm >headed to Kansas, including a side trip to Lindborg, KS. See you all >later, Ellen >-- >Picard Pines >mailto:m-e-picard@plix.com >http://www.plix.com/~users/m-e-picard/ >http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/p/i/c/Ellen-J-Picard (updated 6/99) > >______________________________ Cindy Ellis mailto:cjellis@mail.utexas.edu or mailto:cjellis66@hotmail.com http://www.members.tripod.com/~CJEllis/index.html My main genealogy pages: http://www.members.tripod.com/~CJEllis/Gen/Ellis.html http://www.members.tripod.com/~CJEllis/Gen/Welch.html My family tree is really a vine that runs here, there, and everywhere; and gets tangled up in itself.