Peter was the son of Lars Anderson and Anna (Leque)Lekve
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TWIN CITY NEWSPAPER, Stanwood, February 1934
Peter Anderson Passes, Funeral Held Thursday
In the passing of Peter L. Anderson, 82, February 12, another Stanwood pioneer has gone to his reward.
Mr. Anderson was born September 15, 1851 in Norway. He came to the United States when a young man, first settling in South Dakota and coming to Stanwood 43 years ago where he lived until his decease.He is survived by four sons, Lewis C. of Stanwood; Fred C. of Sacramento,CA; Colburn G. Anderson of White Bluffs, WA; and Peter M. of Seattle; three daughters, Mrs. Louis Smith of Stanwood, Mrs. R. H. Pottage of Sedro Woolley and Mrs. Leslie Kerrigan of Seattle; 18 grandchildren; one brother George Anderson of Concrete, and three sisters living in the east, Mrs. Elling Hanson, Mrs. Sam Doran and Mrs. Sigurd Brunick.Last rites were held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Our Saviour's Lutheran Church with Rev. S. J. N. Ylvisaker officiating. The four sons of Mr. Anderson acted as pallbearers. Interment was made in the Lutheran cemetery.
OBITUARY
TWIN CITY NEWSPAPER, Stanwood, February 1934
Peter Anderson Passes, Funeral Held Thursday
In the passing of Peter L. Anderson, 82, February 12, another Stanwood pioneer has gone to his reward.
Mr. Anderson was born September 15, 1851 in Norway. He came to the United States when a young man, first settling in South Dakota and coming to Stanwood 43 years ago where he lived until his decease.He is survived by four sons, Lewis C. of Stanwood; Fred C. of Sacramento,CA; Colburn G. Anderson of White Bluffs, WA; and Peter M. of Seattle; three daughters, Mrs. Louis Smith of Stanwood, Mrs. R. H. Pottage of Sedro Woolley and Mrs. Leslie Kerrigan of Seattle; 18 grandchildren; one brother George Anderson of Concrete, and three sisters living in the east, Mrs. Elling Hanson, Mrs. Sam Doran and Mrs. Sigurd Brunick.Last rites were held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Our Saviour's Lutheran Church with Rev. S. J. N. Ylvisaker officiating. The four sons of Mr. Anderson acted as pallbearers. Interment was made in the Lutheran cemetery.
Peter was the son of Lars Anderson and Anna (Leque)Lekve
OBITUARY
TWIN CITY NEWSPAPER, Stanwood, February 1934
Peter Anderson Passes, Funeral Held Thursday
In the passing of Peter L. Anderson, 82, February 12, another Stanwood pioneer has gone to his reward.
Mr. Anderson was born September 15, 1851 in Norway. He came to the United States when a young man, first settling in South Dakota and coming to Stanwood 43 years ago where he lived until his decease.He is survived by four sons, Lewis C. of Stanwood; Fred C. of Sacramento,CA; Colburn G. Anderson of White Bluffs, WA; and Peter M. of Seattle; three daughters, Mrs. Louis Smith of Stanwood, Mrs. R. H. Pottage of Sedro Woolley and Mrs. Leslie Kerrigan of Seattle; 18 grandchildren; one brother George Anderson of Concrete, and three sisters living in the east, Mrs. Elling Hanson, Mrs. Sam Doran and Mrs. Sigurd Brunick.Last rites were held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Our Saviour's Lutheran Church with Rev. S. J. N. Ylvisaker officiating. The four sons of Mr. Anderson acted as pallbearers. Interment was made in the Lutheran cemetery.
OBITUARY
TWIN CITY NEWSPAPER, Stanwood, February 1934
Peter Anderson Passes, Funeral Held Thursday
In the passing of Peter L. Anderson, 82, February 12, another Stanwood pioneer has gone to his reward.
Mr. Anderson was born September 15, 1851 in Norway. He came to the United States when a young man, first settling in South Dakota and coming to Stanwood 43 years ago where he lived until his decease.He is survived by four sons, Lewis C. of Stanwood; Fred C. of Sacramento,CA; Colburn G. Anderson of White Bluffs, WA; and Peter M. of Seattle; three daughters, Mrs. Louis Smith of Stanwood, Mrs. R. H. Pottage of Sedro Woolley and Mrs. Leslie Kerrigan of Seattle; 18 grandchildren; one brother George Anderson of Concrete, and three sisters living in the east, Mrs. Elling Hanson, Mrs. Sam Doran and Mrs. Sigurd Brunick.Last rites were held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Our Saviour's Lutheran Church with Rev. S. J. N. Ylvisaker officiating. The four sons of Mr. Anderson acted as pallbearers. Interment was made in the Lutheran cemetery.
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