Age 79 years, 23 days.
She was married to Andrew Anderson.
Summarized from The Seattle Times
Monday, August 26, 1963
Mrs. Andrew Anderson
Mrs. Charlotte Anderson, age 79 years, died Saturday, August 24 in a hospital. She resided at 220 West Olympic Place and was born in Sweden. In 1903 she came to the United States and in 1913 to Seattle from St. Paul, Minnesota. She retired in 1956 after working for both the City of Seattle and King County. She was a past President of the Scandinavian Fraternity, member of Rebekah Lodge No. 221, Order of the Eastern Star, the Swedish Club and Royal Neighbors of America. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Ella Anderson and a brother, Nels Miller of St. Paul, Minnesota; two brothers and one sister of Sweden and a nephew, Allan Harwell of Seattle. Her husband, Andrew died in 1933. Services were at Johnson & Sons Funeral Home followed by cremation.
She was married to Andrew Anderson.
Summarized from The Seattle Times
Monday, August 26, 1963
Mrs. Andrew Anderson
Mrs. Charlotte Anderson, age 79 years, died Saturday, August 24 in a hospital. She resided at 220 West Olympic Place and was born in Sweden. In 1903 she came to the United States and in 1913 to Seattle from St. Paul, Minnesota. She retired in 1956 after working for both the City of Seattle and King County. She was a past President of the Scandinavian Fraternity, member of Rebekah Lodge No. 221, Order of the Eastern Star, the Swedish Club and Royal Neighbors of America. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Ella Anderson and a brother, Nels Miller of St. Paul, Minnesota; two brothers and one sister of Sweden and a nephew, Allan Harwell of Seattle. Her husband, Andrew died in 1933. Services were at Johnson & Sons Funeral Home followed by cremation.
Age 79 years, 23 days.
She was married to Andrew Anderson.
Summarized from The Seattle Times
Monday, August 26, 1963
Mrs. Andrew Anderson
Mrs. Charlotte Anderson, age 79 years, died Saturday, August 24 in a hospital. She resided at 220 West Olympic Place and was born in Sweden. In 1903 she came to the United States and in 1913 to Seattle from St. Paul, Minnesota. She retired in 1956 after working for both the City of Seattle and King County. She was a past President of the Scandinavian Fraternity, member of Rebekah Lodge No. 221, Order of the Eastern Star, the Swedish Club and Royal Neighbors of America. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Ella Anderson and a brother, Nels Miller of St. Paul, Minnesota; two brothers and one sister of Sweden and a nephew, Allan Harwell of Seattle. Her husband, Andrew died in 1933. Services were at Johnson & Sons Funeral Home followed by cremation.
She was married to Andrew Anderson.
Summarized from The Seattle Times
Monday, August 26, 1963
Mrs. Andrew Anderson
Mrs. Charlotte Anderson, age 79 years, died Saturday, August 24 in a hospital. She resided at 220 West Olympic Place and was born in Sweden. In 1903 she came to the United States and in 1913 to Seattle from St. Paul, Minnesota. She retired in 1956 after working for both the City of Seattle and King County. She was a past President of the Scandinavian Fraternity, member of Rebekah Lodge No. 221, Order of the Eastern Star, the Swedish Club and Royal Neighbors of America. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Ella Anderson and a brother, Nels Miller of St. Paul, Minnesota; two brothers and one sister of Sweden and a nephew, Allan Harwell of Seattle. Her husband, Andrew died in 1933. Services were at Johnson & Sons Funeral Home followed by cremation.
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