Former M'Kinnon Rancher Dies in Springville, Utah
Thomas Reese Anderson, 83, who first settled in the McKinnon district in 1915, died Tuesday, May 14, at Springville, Utah, of a heart attack. He would have been 84 next Sunday, when his family had planned to gather to help him observe the occasion.
Mr. Anderson was born in Fairview, Utah, of a pioneer Utah family on May 19, 1873, and grew to manhood in that area. In 1894, he was united in marriage with Lucy Wilson, who preceded him in death at Green River on Feb. 6, 1930. He later married Mary Stevens, who survives. In 1915, he moved to the McKinnon district, to engage in ranching, and lived there until his retirement 10 years ago.
Funeral services will be in Springville Saturday, with burial at Fairview, Utah.
Besides his wife, survivors include five sons, Rulon L. Anderson and Golden S. Anderson, of Provo; Archibald, Halvord and John M. Anderson of Green River; one daughter, Mrs. Alden (Benita) White of Roosevelt, Utah, John A. Anderson of McKinnon is a brother.
Mr. Anderson homesteaded the Tom Anderson place when he moved to the Henry's Fork valley and for 30 years was active in the affairs of his community, and raised his family there.
Former M'Kinnon Rancher Dies in Springville, Utah
Thomas Reese Anderson, 83, who first settled in the McKinnon district in 1915, died Tuesday, May 14, at Springville, Utah, of a heart attack. He would have been 84 next Sunday, when his family had planned to gather to help him observe the occasion.
Mr. Anderson was born in Fairview, Utah, of a pioneer Utah family on May 19, 1873, and grew to manhood in that area. In 1894, he was united in marriage with Lucy Wilson, who preceded him in death at Green River on Feb. 6, 1930. He later married Mary Stevens, who survives. In 1915, he moved to the McKinnon district, to engage in ranching, and lived there until his retirement 10 years ago.
Funeral services will be in Springville Saturday, with burial at Fairview, Utah.
Besides his wife, survivors include five sons, Rulon L. Anderson and Golden S. Anderson, of Provo; Archibald, Halvord and John M. Anderson of Green River; one daughter, Mrs. Alden (Benita) White of Roosevelt, Utah, John A. Anderson of McKinnon is a brother.
Mr. Anderson homesteaded the Tom Anderson place when he moved to the Henry's Fork valley and for 30 years was active in the affairs of his community, and raised his family there.
Family Members
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Margaret Ann Anderson Terry
1860–1918
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Agnes Anderson Cheney
1861–1910
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Sarah Jane Anderson Sanderson
1863–1926
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Helena Chloe Anderson Allred
1865–1935
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Elizabeth Anderson Allred
1867–1945
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Maria Anderson Miner
1869–1888
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Bethiah Anderson Cheney
1871–1931
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Grace Parthinia Anderson Curtis
1877–1936
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Archibald Henry Anderson
1878–1961
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John A. Anderson
1865–1959
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Mary Anderson Sanderson
1868–1948
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Janet Christina Anderson Asplund
1871–1957
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Archibald Anderson
1873–1880
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James William Anderson
1875–1945
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Bertha G. Anderson
1880–1887
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Lenora Anderson Christensen
1881–1943
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Matilda Josephine Anderson Peterson
1884–1974
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Hyrum Smith Anderson
1885–1956
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Joseph Smith Anderson
1885–1887
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Alice Rebecca Anderson Rigby
1888–1966
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Alvin Dee Anderson
1890–1964
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Flora L. Anderson
1892–1909
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