Carl August ANDERSON
1910 Census - Diamond Valley, Morris, Kansas
1930 Census - Burdick, Morris, Kansas
1920 Census - Burdick, Morris, Kansas
Ancestral File - Version 4.19 - nil
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1900 Federal Census Clifton & Vining Cities,Washington,Kansas (Online Census Images @ Ancestry.com), ED 130, pg 5B
Washington County,Kansas Declaration of Intention to become a citizen of US, dated 19 Jul 1890, Vol 2, pg 31
Morris County,Kansas (Will of C.A. Anderson, dated 6 Oct 1917, probated 24 Sep 1918), Will Book D., pg 254
Internet IGI, Feb 2009
New.familysearch.org
Family Bible
Almunge,Stockholm,Sweden: Clerical Surveys, (FHL#201791)
New.familysearch.org, May 2009
Jakob and Johannes, Stockholm, Sweden Original Parish Records
Applied for citizenship Oct 6, 1888. Nov 14 1904 recieved naturalization papers.
FAMILY BIBLE: Bible which seems to be owned by Carl August Anderson, is in the posession of Alan Anderson. The Bible has writing on the first page which is faded and in some parts unreadable. A rough translation may be understood as:
"Belongs to the son Carl August Gahm of Ristorp, ___26 December 1860, ___ the _____ received at _____ _______ ________ for Christmas, the same year. C. A. Gahm."
This may indicate that the family lived on a farmlet named Gahm, and that the farm was located in a place named Ristorp. No location has been found that matches this description as of yet. Further research is necessary"
1920 Census - Burdick, Morris, Kansas
OBITUARY: Matilda Erickson was born at Stockholm, Sweden, Sept 30 1860 and passed away May 14, 1944 at the age of 83 years, 7 months and 14 days. She was united in marriage to Carl August Anderson in 1885. To this union were born 9 children. In 1887 they emigrated to America, and located in Clifton Kansas. She lived there till 1909, when she moved with her family to Morris County, on a farm east of Lost Springs. In 1930 she retired from the farm to Lost Springs, where she resided to the time of her death. She was confirmed in early life, and later joined the Swedish Mission Church, of which she was a faithful member. Her first thots were for the comfort of her family and rearing them in a true Christian faith. She was preceded in death by her husband and four children, two of which died in infancy, and two daughters, Mrs. Cornelai Breadfoot, of Manhattan, Kansas, and Mrs. Elizabeth Hassel of Kansas City, Kansas. Those left to mourn her departure are her sons: Fred of San Diego, Calif., Harry of Lost Springs, Arthur and Gerhard of Leoti, Kansas, Ivar of Lost Springs, one step son, C. Albert Anderson of Clyde, Kansas, one step daughter, Mrs Amelia Theander of Berkeley, Calif., 7 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren, many other relatives and a host of friends.
NAME:
ERICKSON aka LUNDGREEN
NOTES:
Carl died of whooping cough (Pertussis), which lasted for three weeks before he died.
NOTES:
This little girl was not named in either her birth or death records. On her death records she was listed as "Baby Anderson". She died of Cholera.
He married Sophia Matilda Erickson 1 Jun 1884 at Jakob and Johannes, Stockholm, Sweden . Sophia Matilda Erickson was born at Stockholm, Sweden 29 Sep 1860 .
They were the parents of 9
children:
Carl Albert Fridolf Anderson
born 15 Aug 1886.
Harry M. Anderson
born 6 Nov 1887.
Carl Anderson
Cornelia Anderson
born May 1891.
Elizabeth Anderson
born Apr 1893.
Arthur Anderson
born 24 Sep 1894.
Anderson
born 13 Mar 1898.
Gerhart Anderson
born 27 May 1899.
Blocked
Carl August Anderson died 1918 at Morris, Kansas .
Sophia Matilda Erickson died 14 May 1944 at Lost Springs, Marion, Kansas .