Gunder Anda, 5 months, was traveling with his parents and three siblings as steerage passengers on board the SS Norge.
Born in America to Norwegian immigrant parents, the family were returning to Norway for a visit to show of the children.
Gunder was baptized on the 7th of February 1904, at the Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church in Houtzdale, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, USA
The entire family was lost in the disaster and their bodies not recovered.
Born in America to Norwegian immigrant parents, the family were returning to Norway for a visit to show of the children.
Gunder was baptized on the 7th of February 1904, at the Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church in Houtzdale, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, USA
The entire family was lost in the disaster and their bodies not recovered.
Gunder Anda, 5 months, was traveling with his parents and three siblings as steerage passengers on board the SS Norge.
Born in America to Norwegian immigrant parents, the family were returning to Norway for a visit to show of the children.
Gunder was baptized on the 7th of February 1904, at the Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church in Houtzdale, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, USA
The entire family was lost in the disaster and their bodies not recovered.
Born in America to Norwegian immigrant parents, the family were returning to Norway for a visit to show of the children.
Gunder was baptized on the 7th of February 1904, at the Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church in Houtzdale, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, USA
The entire family was lost in the disaster and their bodies not recovered.
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