OBITUARY: The Manti Messenger, Friday 3 December 1909:
Maren Bang Anderson was born Nov. 11, 1833 in Denmark, died in Salt Lake last Sunday. She was baptized into the church in 1873. Her husband was in the war of 64 between Denmark and Germany and died in 1872. They had five children. Mrs. Anderson came to Utah in '79, a son and daughter having preceeded her, Mrs. Nielson coming in 1880. Services were held in the Fairview meeting house Tuesday, Bishop Peterson presiding, C. K.
Wife of Mads Ellison Andersen.
Maren Bang Anderson was born Nov. 11, 1833 in Denmark, died in Salt Lake last Sunday. She was baptized into the church in 1873. Her husband was in the war of 64 between Denmark and Germany and died in 1872. They had five children. Mrs. Anderson came to Utah in '79, a son and daughter having preceeded her, Mrs. Nielson coming in 1880. Services were held in the Fairview meeting house Tuesday, Bishop Peterson presiding, C. K.
Wife of Mads Ellison Andersen.
OBITUARY: The Manti Messenger, Friday 3 December 1909:
Maren Bang Anderson was born Nov. 11, 1833 in Denmark, died in Salt Lake last Sunday. She was baptized into the church in 1873. Her husband was in the war of 64 between Denmark and Germany and died in 1872. They had five children. Mrs. Anderson came to Utah in '79, a son and daughter having preceeded her, Mrs. Nielson coming in 1880. Services were held in the Fairview meeting house Tuesday, Bishop Peterson presiding, C. K.
Wife of Mads Ellison Andersen.
Maren Bang Anderson was born Nov. 11, 1833 in Denmark, died in Salt Lake last Sunday. She was baptized into the church in 1873. Her husband was in the war of 64 between Denmark and Germany and died in 1872. They had five children. Mrs. Anderson came to Utah in '79, a son and daughter having preceeded her, Mrs. Nielson coming in 1880. Services were held in the Fairview meeting house Tuesday, Bishop Peterson presiding, C. K.
Wife of Mads Ellison Andersen.
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