Son of Peter Anderson and Hansine Anderson.
Published in the Crawford County Avalanche May 4, 1894
"MARRIED--On the 28th inst., by Justice Wm. Woodburn, Mr. John Anderson and Miss Mary Hoesli. All of Grayling.
CAUSE OF DEATH: CARCINOMA OF STOMACH WITH METASTASIS TO LIVER AND TRANSVERSE COLON, was operated on February 19, 1938 for intestinal obstruction.
The following information extracted from the Grayling, Crawford Co., MI Newspaper Avalanche. NOTE: The date at the end of each extract indicates the date of the publication:
-John F. ANDERSON, an old resident of Grayling, who moved about two years ago to Brooklyn, N. Y., has returned, and is stopping with his father-in-law, Supervisor Hoesli, of Blaine township. They all come back. (17 Mar 1898)
PIONEER RESIDENT PASSED AWAY
John F. ANDERSON, a resident of Crawford county for close to half a century, passed away at Mercy Hospital at 5:30 o'clock Thursday morning following a lingering illness. Mr. ANDERSON had been in ill health for a long time, and two weeks previous to his passing was taken to Mercy Hospital. His illness was such that it was incurable, but he was made as comfortable as possible.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Sorenson'
s Chapel, Rev. Charles W. H. SCOTT of Flint officiating, and the remains laid to rest in Elmwood Cemetery.
Mr. ANDERSON was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, Sept. 29, 1868, and came to America when he was 18 years old. He settled in Chicago, residing there until about 1890, when he came to Crawford county. In 1892 he was united in marriage to Millie HOESLI, oldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. HOESLI. He worked for Salling Hanson Company, and then in the late 90's the family moved to New York. In 1901 they again came north and settled in Lewiston, where he also worked at lumbering. Crawford county seemed to appear the best place for them for in 1903 they returned here and bought some land of the late Rasmus HANSON in Maple Forest township, and in the course of time built the farm house that was their home until 1926. The land was covered with a growth of virgin timber and Mr. ANDERSON cut down trees to make space for a house and built it of the logs. He sold the farm in 1926 to his son Fred, who in turn disposed of it to his sister, Mrs. Alvin RICHTER, and where that family lives. Three years ago Mr. and Mrs. ANDERSON came to Grayling to make their home, purchasing the Clyde PETERSON house on Spruce street.
Five children were born to Mr. and Mrs. ANDERSON, one child passing away in infancy. Those surviving besides the widow include two daughters, Mrs. Alvin RICHTER, Maple Forest; Mrs. George FILBERT, and two sons Fredrick P. and Harold, of Flint. Also one brother Andrew ANDERSON, who resides in Portland, Oregon, and there are several brothers and sisters in Denmark.
Mr. ANDERSON was a fine citizen and through all the years he was held in high esteem by a large circle of neighbors and friends. He had been a member of Grayling Oddfellow lodge for a long number of years.
Mrs. ANDERSON and her sons and daughters have the sympathy of many in their be-reavement. (3 Mar 1938
Special thanks to Louis R Ward, Jr for his arduous work on compiling articles from the Crawford County Avalanche and linking them to former residents.
Published in the Crawford County Avalanche May 4, 1894
"MARRIED--On the 28th inst., by Justice Wm. Woodburn, Mr. John Anderson and Miss Mary Hoesli. All of Grayling.
CAUSE OF DEATH: CARCINOMA OF STOMACH WITH METASTASIS TO LIVER AND TRANSVERSE COLON, was operated on February 19, 1938 for intestinal obstruction.
The following information extracted from the Grayling, Crawford Co., MI Newspaper Avalanche. NOTE: The date at the end of each extract indicates the date of the publication:
-John F. ANDERSON, an old resident of Grayling, who moved about two years ago to Brooklyn, N. Y., has returned, and is stopping with his father-in-law, Supervisor Hoesli, of Blaine township. They all come back. (17 Mar 1898)
PIONEER RESIDENT PASSED AWAY
John F. ANDERSON, a resident of Crawford county for close to half a century, passed away at Mercy Hospital at 5:30 o'clock Thursday morning following a lingering illness. Mr. ANDERSON had been in ill health for a long time, and two weeks previous to his passing was taken to Mercy Hospital. His illness was such that it was incurable, but he was made as comfortable as possible.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Sorenson'
s Chapel, Rev. Charles W. H. SCOTT of Flint officiating, and the remains laid to rest in Elmwood Cemetery.
Mr. ANDERSON was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, Sept. 29, 1868, and came to America when he was 18 years old. He settled in Chicago, residing there until about 1890, when he came to Crawford county. In 1892 he was united in marriage to Millie HOESLI, oldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. HOESLI. He worked for Salling Hanson Company, and then in the late 90's the family moved to New York. In 1901 they again came north and settled in Lewiston, where he also worked at lumbering. Crawford county seemed to appear the best place for them for in 1903 they returned here and bought some land of the late Rasmus HANSON in Maple Forest township, and in the course of time built the farm house that was their home until 1926. The land was covered with a growth of virgin timber and Mr. ANDERSON cut down trees to make space for a house and built it of the logs. He sold the farm in 1926 to his son Fred, who in turn disposed of it to his sister, Mrs. Alvin RICHTER, and where that family lives. Three years ago Mr. and Mrs. ANDERSON came to Grayling to make their home, purchasing the Clyde PETERSON house on Spruce street.
Five children were born to Mr. and Mrs. ANDERSON, one child passing away in infancy. Those surviving besides the widow include two daughters, Mrs. Alvin RICHTER, Maple Forest; Mrs. George FILBERT, and two sons Fredrick P. and Harold, of Flint. Also one brother Andrew ANDERSON, who resides in Portland, Oregon, and there are several brothers and sisters in Denmark.
Mr. ANDERSON was a fine citizen and through all the years he was held in high esteem by a large circle of neighbors and friends. He had been a member of Grayling Oddfellow lodge for a long number of years.
Mrs. ANDERSON and her sons and daughters have the sympathy of many in their be-reavement. (3 Mar 1938
Special thanks to Louis R Ward, Jr for his arduous work on compiling articles from the Crawford County Avalanche and linking them to former residents.
Son of Peter Anderson and Hansine Anderson.
Published in the Crawford County Avalanche May 4, 1894
"MARRIED--On the 28th inst., by Justice Wm. Woodburn, Mr. John Anderson and Miss Mary Hoesli. All of Grayling.
CAUSE OF DEATH: CARCINOMA OF STOMACH WITH METASTASIS TO LIVER AND TRANSVERSE COLON, was operated on February 19, 1938 for intestinal obstruction.
The following information extracted from the Grayling, Crawford Co., MI Newspaper Avalanche. NOTE: The date at the end of each extract indicates the date of the publication:
-John F. ANDERSON, an old resident of Grayling, who moved about two years ago to Brooklyn, N. Y., has returned, and is stopping with his father-in-law, Supervisor Hoesli, of Blaine township. They all come back. (17 Mar 1898)
PIONEER RESIDENT PASSED AWAY
John F. ANDERSON, a resident of Crawford county for close to half a century, passed away at Mercy Hospital at 5:30 o'clock Thursday morning following a lingering illness. Mr. ANDERSON had been in ill health for a long time, and two weeks previous to his passing was taken to Mercy Hospital. His illness was such that it was incurable, but he was made as comfortable as possible.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Sorenson'
s Chapel, Rev. Charles W. H. SCOTT of Flint officiating, and the remains laid to rest in Elmwood Cemetery.
Mr. ANDERSON was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, Sept. 29, 1868, and came to America when he was 18 years old. He settled in Chicago, residing there until about 1890, when he came to Crawford county. In 1892 he was united in marriage to Millie HOESLI, oldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. HOESLI. He worked for Salling Hanson Company, and then in the late 90's the family moved to New York. In 1901 they again came north and settled in Lewiston, where he also worked at lumbering. Crawford county seemed to appear the best place for them for in 1903 they returned here and bought some land of the late Rasmus HANSON in Maple Forest township, and in the course of time built the farm house that was their home until 1926. The land was covered with a growth of virgin timber and Mr. ANDERSON cut down trees to make space for a house and built it of the logs. He sold the farm in 1926 to his son Fred, who in turn disposed of it to his sister, Mrs. Alvin RICHTER, and where that family lives. Three years ago Mr. and Mrs. ANDERSON came to Grayling to make their home, purchasing the Clyde PETERSON house on Spruce street.
Five children were born to Mr. and Mrs. ANDERSON, one child passing away in infancy. Those surviving besides the widow include two daughters, Mrs. Alvin RICHTER, Maple Forest; Mrs. George FILBERT, and two sons Fredrick P. and Harold, of Flint. Also one brother Andrew ANDERSON, who resides in Portland, Oregon, and there are several brothers and sisters in Denmark.
Mr. ANDERSON was a fine citizen and through all the years he was held in high esteem by a large circle of neighbors and friends. He had been a member of Grayling Oddfellow lodge for a long number of years.
Mrs. ANDERSON and her sons and daughters have the sympathy of many in their be-reavement. (3 Mar 1938
Special thanks to Louis R Ward, Jr for his arduous work on compiling articles from the Crawford County Avalanche and linking them to former residents.
Published in the Crawford County Avalanche May 4, 1894
"MARRIED--On the 28th inst., by Justice Wm. Woodburn, Mr. John Anderson and Miss Mary Hoesli. All of Grayling.
CAUSE OF DEATH: CARCINOMA OF STOMACH WITH METASTASIS TO LIVER AND TRANSVERSE COLON, was operated on February 19, 1938 for intestinal obstruction.
The following information extracted from the Grayling, Crawford Co., MI Newspaper Avalanche. NOTE: The date at the end of each extract indicates the date of the publication:
-John F. ANDERSON, an old resident of Grayling, who moved about two years ago to Brooklyn, N. Y., has returned, and is stopping with his father-in-law, Supervisor Hoesli, of Blaine township. They all come back. (17 Mar 1898)
PIONEER RESIDENT PASSED AWAY
John F. ANDERSON, a resident of Crawford county for close to half a century, passed away at Mercy Hospital at 5:30 o'clock Thursday morning following a lingering illness. Mr. ANDERSON had been in ill health for a long time, and two weeks previous to his passing was taken to Mercy Hospital. His illness was such that it was incurable, but he was made as comfortable as possible.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Sorenson'
s Chapel, Rev. Charles W. H. SCOTT of Flint officiating, and the remains laid to rest in Elmwood Cemetery.
Mr. ANDERSON was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, Sept. 29, 1868, and came to America when he was 18 years old. He settled in Chicago, residing there until about 1890, when he came to Crawford county. In 1892 he was united in marriage to Millie HOESLI, oldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. HOESLI. He worked for Salling Hanson Company, and then in the late 90's the family moved to New York. In 1901 they again came north and settled in Lewiston, where he also worked at lumbering. Crawford county seemed to appear the best place for them for in 1903 they returned here and bought some land of the late Rasmus HANSON in Maple Forest township, and in the course of time built the farm house that was their home until 1926. The land was covered with a growth of virgin timber and Mr. ANDERSON cut down trees to make space for a house and built it of the logs. He sold the farm in 1926 to his son Fred, who in turn disposed of it to his sister, Mrs. Alvin RICHTER, and where that family lives. Three years ago Mr. and Mrs. ANDERSON came to Grayling to make their home, purchasing the Clyde PETERSON house on Spruce street.
Five children were born to Mr. and Mrs. ANDERSON, one child passing away in infancy. Those surviving besides the widow include two daughters, Mrs. Alvin RICHTER, Maple Forest; Mrs. George FILBERT, and two sons Fredrick P. and Harold, of Flint. Also one brother Andrew ANDERSON, who resides in Portland, Oregon, and there are several brothers and sisters in Denmark.
Mr. ANDERSON was a fine citizen and through all the years he was held in high esteem by a large circle of neighbors and friends. He had been a member of Grayling Oddfellow lodge for a long number of years.
Mrs. ANDERSON and her sons and daughters have the sympathy of many in their be-reavement. (3 Mar 1938
Special thanks to Louis R Ward, Jr for his arduous work on compiling articles from the Crawford County Avalanche and linking them to former residents.
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