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REYNOLDS h^STORICAu GENEALOGY COLLECTION WATERLOO A History of the ANDERSON FAMILY of Old Laurens District of Sputh Qirolina Compiled By MILDRED W. COODLETT HIOTT PRESS Greenville, S. C. 1961 78 9401 1 33 i : .>'! tTi .1 .sUivnosiO noill ^ci Um boii^jiraO oimuA nO itTA-rZ <t!m4rtl PURCHASE ORDER THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF FORT WAYNE AND ALLEN COUNTY, INDIANA FORT WAYNE, INDIANA 46802 Date May 26, 197^ Hiott Press South Carolina 095 S8 lease send the following transportation prepaid, marked for. n /h Public Library of Fort. V/ayne & Allen Co. Signed r? I Dept, of Technical Processes Librarian 900 Webster Street (Rear), per we Fort V/ajaie,, ludiaua 4630S ___ Quantity ___— 1 copy of the following Goodlett Mildred ¥ ^ Waterloo^ A History of the Anderson family You printed this book Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2018 https://archive.org/details/waterloohistoryoOOgood WATERLOO A History of the ANDERSON FAMILY I W f w5im(SAk Lucy Wright Anderson Septeinher 19, 1837 — August 4, 1918 ‘Dedication This Book Is Dedicated To Lucy Wright Smith, my great-great grandmother and to Millie Smith Anderson, my great grandmother and to Lucy Wright Anderson Boozer, my grandmother and to Millie Smith Boozer Wilson, iny mother Foreword History was my favorite subject in school, and family history always fascinated me. My mother and grandmother encouraged this by relating family stories to me and by passing on to me many notes and records on the family. My mother was often consulted by various relatives as to who and where the kinfolks were. She had over 90 first cousins and was able to tell you something about each. The family of my grandmother, Lucy Anderson, was quite an unusual one in that the father and mother of the home. Captain George and Amelia Smith Anderson were the parents of sixteen children. It furnished eleven sons to the Confederate Army. This fact was published in the newspapers of the time. As one of the relatives put it, “Our ancestors seemed to be hard working substantial folks who did whatever they could to be of service and lived useful lives in an unspectacular wav. They spent little time in writing about themselves and recording their deeds for posterity.” They seemed to need some one to write down their names and some things that they had accomplished for future generations to pursue. Therefore, I have decided to be their spokesman. I wish to express thanks to all the relatives who have furnished information and who have co-operated so spendidly to make this history possible. I especially wish to thank Paul Anderson of.Anniston, Alabama, for his contribution of material from his extensive research on the family, and Thomas C. Anderson, the patriarch of the familv at 92 years of age, for his information and moral support, and to his son J. Perrin Anderson and his wife for their valuable assistance. In an ordinary book there are usually not very many characters, but in this family history there are about two thousand. It has been somewhat of a task to assemble the information about each. If there should be a mistake in your family information, I ask that you re¬ member that it was not intentional, and correct it on the margin of the page. I have really enjoyed the work I have done—my contacts with the fine kinsfolk—and I hope they all enjoy the book. Mildred W. Goodlett 4fl ... .sff# line, ..Inorfov. ni l'W|ii«a i*iaovi.l '(rij ai^w iili f>tMJ boJnni jzjj^ i '(ttuii am oJ no j^niajsq yd hno era o) zaiiot.* ylunni a*aii*Iai yd . 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Anderson, son of Andrew 24 Major George Anderson 25 Saxon Anderson, son of Major George 31 William Robert Anderson, son of Major George 34 General Charles David Anderson 41 Col. William Jackson Anderson 41 John Anderson, son of Major George 44 James Anderson, son of Major George 45 Judge George David Anderson 46 Rev. William Dickson Anderson 47 George David Anderson, son of Rev. William 52 John Saxon Anderson Judge David Lewis Anderson 83 Mary Lewis Anderson 89 Dr. David Anderson Richardson 70 Kate Richardson, daughter of Dr. David Richardson 71 Melvina Richardson McPhail 73 Dr. Wade Anderson, son of Judge David Anderson 77 Dr. David Lewis Anderson 79 John Wade Anderson, son of Dr. David 79 a«(32t6f)nA artr • ‘ •r* • 1ika!$i!V RombnA a»flfi*|_»-^ , to ttOi ,oo<n3l?nA rretflrW- " io iVH tixueidboA KuirttfiB -. Ir^ ^ loiiiiricS to .opa ,fiDe^$liirtA 29(f]^ • . i rjfiris^ to oo« ^iiOfci'jfctiA wsdbM ^ ^ ^ ^ * *^4*' ' vyaihaA to tip* .iioaxiibilA .'‘HI qJ ^ ■ i>-»^^***^''‘**^**' xrOz-iabnA srgKwO lOTiil/fV.'**^. t » 4. >>^oO lo noa .aomboA^iiOxBS 3^to«D iQ|ut/ lo nvi .inatahnA UodoJi njfii]^:^ y U-. ii’-?^ijii... WiV' twviiCr^ aohutf )-!irTv>ii-jQ a{(4ioI>frA ifiO;iiUV/ ia.'J %§ isoi ,iioBY*3fiA/ nlfcl o^yoi>D »T^/, to ooe ,no8-nt>aA »; )nM;[ noai*jfaf*A bivbCI agTO<»i> ■.’^fc«X noaxehrtA ao^-^iQ uiiuiUV/ niBiMiV/ to ooa ,n(m»biiA bivaO sgiooO " noaiojjitA nr.rii<?Vn|(o^ ^«o«ioI>itA foiVfiO o;gku{ iioaiafcnA aiw*.! ^finfA ncsf.lnaiivifl nor(ol.uiA bi/n(I ,'iQ rtoabtKiforfJ twvxiCI .iGl to ,fxoein94^^ olAX tj oojtbiorlc^ Arti’/hi/ iKMTfMbnA bivjta ojfeiit to noa ,(<<»wl)nA abuVA .KI rIU^^'>hr^A bivuG .iQ biv^G .tU to «<w ^nojrtofcirA abfcV/ ndo(£' a ''V'j William Ray Anderson 80 Richard Simpson Anderson 82 Mary E. Anderson, daughter of Dr. David L. 85 Catherine Nickles Anderson, daughter of Dr. David 87 Dr. Joel L. Anderson 88 Captain Ceorge Anderson 96 Eleven Anderson Brothers in Confederate Army 102 Dr. William Lewis Anderson 104 David Wade Anderson 157 Oliver Perry Anderson 166 Janie E. Anderson Speer 172 Robert Wright Anderson 173 Charles Smith Anderson 194 Ceorge W. Anderson 197 Adolphus Anderson 201 Thomas Benton Anderson 203 Lucy Wright Anderson Boozer 211 [ohn W. Anderson, C. S. A. 222 Joel Smith Anderson 223 Mary Frances Anderson Fuller 225 Patrick Henry Anderson 226 The Two Anderson Brothers 236 Benjamin A. Anderson 237 ^ * ao^iabnA (4;H fneiniV/ ® iineiobtiA rK>«!i(«ii2 ..J bivuQ .iG io .nozrtbnA .3 bivcQ .iG io rjtftgnfib .nogr'^bciA zoUuVi anhaflJi.D aiwwbiiA .J lao^ /iG fioy.fjb/»A t>j^ioyO lUfiiqjiO vnnA 9}i;j*)balno3 /u aiarfioifl fjoci»bnA navalS^f n^^^’!:^^buA uwaJ ifuiiiliW .lO noeiobnA ybfiW bivfiG ' iTOi»7ybnA V TivijO %v -,, ^ ftOlllfibllA ^^^tf^fJIobA, * u rrc»Ti>bfiA jRUta ^ wtfirljn>^PobriA zeooin'^ * HDVJiyiMiA '{iir>H jI )hif <|OTu ^ siiT <1 -■ t>b(iA .A irimh|nofl yi r v< ^ ( ^vni i Illustrations Lucy Wright Anderson Frontispiece Copy of epitaph on stone in cemetery at Waterloo, S. C. The following are grouped in a section after page 36 Charles David Anderson Rebecca Caroline Anderson Colonel William Jackson Anderson John Saxon Anderson Robert Anderson Thomas Andrew Anderson Caroline Ella Little Anderson Cornelia Ilartsfield Brown The following are grouped in a section after page 100 Captain George Anderson The Captain George Anderson House Doctor William Lewis Anderson Martha Rebecca Marshall Anderson Thomas Carson Anderson David Wade Anderson Stony Point, home of Amelia Smith Anderson Oliver Perry Anderson George Adolphus Anderson Five generations of family of George Adolphus Anderson Effie lola Anderson Smith Charles Carmth Anderson rwQv'ivrtii.uWl Bet.
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  • Broadcast Applications 5/17/2017

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