Andes Recorder - Oct 4, 1917 -
Mrs. Andrew ANDERSON passed away at her home in Andes Village early on the morning of October 1, at the age of nearly 75 years. She had been confined for some months and the nature of her trouble was not fully understood.
Her maiden name was Margaret LIDDLE and she was born on Coulter Brook, Bovina, November 18, 1842 being a daughter of Alex Liddle and Bina McDONALD. She was married to Andrew Anderson Apr 4, 1866 and for many years lived on Dingle Hill turning over their farm to their son a few years ago and coming to the village.
Besides the husband she leaves three sons and four daughters, viz: James Anderson, Colfax, Washington; Alex Anderson & Mrs. Thomas D. MIDDLEMAST in Delhi, Mrs. E. E. HASTINGS at Saranac Lake, Marvin Anderson & Mrs. Thomas TUTTLE in Andes, Mrs. Fred OLIVER, Binghamton, Five brothers: Thomas, Henry Liddle, Colfax, Washington, William Liddle, Andes, David and James L. of Bovina.
Funeral held Thursday and interred in the lower cemetery
Mrs. Andrew ANDERSON passed away at her home in Andes Village early on the morning of October 1, at the age of nearly 75 years. She had been confined for some months and the nature of her trouble was not fully understood.
Her maiden name was Margaret LIDDLE and she was born on Coulter Brook, Bovina, November 18, 1842 being a daughter of Alex Liddle and Bina McDONALD. She was married to Andrew Anderson Apr 4, 1866 and for many years lived on Dingle Hill turning over their farm to their son a few years ago and coming to the village.
Besides the husband she leaves three sons and four daughters, viz: James Anderson, Colfax, Washington; Alex Anderson & Mrs. Thomas D. MIDDLEMAST in Delhi, Mrs. E. E. HASTINGS at Saranac Lake, Marvin Anderson & Mrs. Thomas TUTTLE in Andes, Mrs. Fred OLIVER, Binghamton, Five brothers: Thomas, Henry Liddle, Colfax, Washington, William Liddle, Andes, David and James L. of Bovina.
Funeral held Thursday and interred in the lower cemetery
Andes Recorder - Oct 4, 1917 -
Mrs. Andrew ANDERSON passed away at her home in Andes Village early on the morning of October 1, at the age of nearly 75 years. She had been confined for some months and the nature of her trouble was not fully understood.
Her maiden name was Margaret LIDDLE and she was born on Coulter Brook, Bovina, November 18, 1842 being a daughter of Alex Liddle and Bina McDONALD. She was married to Andrew Anderson Apr 4, 1866 and for many years lived on Dingle Hill turning over their farm to their son a few years ago and coming to the village.
Besides the husband she leaves three sons and four daughters, viz: James Anderson, Colfax, Washington; Alex Anderson & Mrs. Thomas D. MIDDLEMAST in Delhi, Mrs. E. E. HASTINGS at Saranac Lake, Marvin Anderson & Mrs. Thomas TUTTLE in Andes, Mrs. Fred OLIVER, Binghamton, Five brothers: Thomas, Henry Liddle, Colfax, Washington, William Liddle, Andes, David and James L. of Bovina.
Funeral held Thursday and interred in the lower cemetery
Mrs. Andrew ANDERSON passed away at her home in Andes Village early on the morning of October 1, at the age of nearly 75 years. She had been confined for some months and the nature of her trouble was not fully understood.
Her maiden name was Margaret LIDDLE and she was born on Coulter Brook, Bovina, November 18, 1842 being a daughter of Alex Liddle and Bina McDONALD. She was married to Andrew Anderson Apr 4, 1866 and for many years lived on Dingle Hill turning over their farm to their son a few years ago and coming to the village.
Besides the husband she leaves three sons and four daughters, viz: James Anderson, Colfax, Washington; Alex Anderson & Mrs. Thomas D. MIDDLEMAST in Delhi, Mrs. E. E. HASTINGS at Saranac Lake, Marvin Anderson & Mrs. Thomas TUTTLE in Andes, Mrs. Fred OLIVER, Binghamton, Five brothers: Thomas, Henry Liddle, Colfax, Washington, William Liddle, Andes, David and James L. of Bovina.
Funeral held Thursday and interred in the lower cemetery
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