Jackson Anderson was born the son of Noah and Kesiah Moon Anderson. A civil war veteran, he enlisted with the 28th Pennsylvania Infantry, Company B, at Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania on February 3rd, 1864. His rank was that of Private. He was mustered out on June 5, 1865 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
He married Hannah Skelkey in 1868 (US Census). To their marriage were born two daughters, Cora Bell and Bertie M. (Bouldin).
In 1917, with the onset of failing health, Jackson Anderson, now a widower, was admitted to the National Military Home for Disabled Volunteers in Jefferson Township, Montgomery County, Ohio. It was here that he spent his remaining years until his death in 1930.
Military Information: PVT, INFANTRY
He married Hannah Skelkey in 1868 (US Census). To their marriage were born two daughters, Cora Bell and Bertie M. (Bouldin).
In 1917, with the onset of failing health, Jackson Anderson, now a widower, was admitted to the National Military Home for Disabled Volunteers in Jefferson Township, Montgomery County, Ohio. It was here that he spent his remaining years until his death in 1930.
Military Information: PVT, INFANTRY
Jackson Anderson was born the son of Noah and Kesiah Moon Anderson. A civil war veteran, he enlisted with the 28th Pennsylvania Infantry, Company B, at Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania on February 3rd, 1864. His rank was that of Private. He was mustered out on June 5, 1865 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
He married Hannah Skelkey in 1868 (US Census). To their marriage were born two daughters, Cora Bell and Bertie M. (Bouldin).
In 1917, with the onset of failing health, Jackson Anderson, now a widower, was admitted to the National Military Home for Disabled Volunteers in Jefferson Township, Montgomery County, Ohio. It was here that he spent his remaining years until his death in 1930.
Military Information: PVT, INFANTRY
He married Hannah Skelkey in 1868 (US Census). To their marriage were born two daughters, Cora Bell and Bertie M. (Bouldin).
In 1917, with the onset of failing health, Jackson Anderson, now a widower, was admitted to the National Military Home for Disabled Volunteers in Jefferson Township, Montgomery County, Ohio. It was here that he spent his remaining years until his death in 1930.
Military Information: PVT, INFANTRY
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