Albert Barnes Anderson

1857–1938 (age 81)

Biography

Albert Barnes Anderson lived during a transformative era in American history, maintaining his place in his community and family throughout his life. His years reflected the experiences and values of his generation.

He was interred in Oak Hill Cemetery, where his memory is preserved. His legacy endures through family connections and community ties.

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