The 1940 Federal Census for Galveston, Texas (Galveston County) shows Jimmy Anderson, age 2, born in Texas, living with his father, Algen Anderson, a building construction carpenter, age 38, born in Texas; and his mother, Lizzie Anderson, age 37, born in Texas. Also living in the household were Jimmy's siblings: Elbert Anderson, a CCC Camp laborer, age 17; Lavada Anderson, age 15; Andy Anderson, age 11; Mamie Anderson, age 10; Mildred Anderson, age 9; Billy Anderson, age 7; Dorothy Anderson, age 5; Alta Anderson, age 3; Jimmy Anderson, age 2; and Barbara Anderson, age 3 months; all born in Texas.
Jimmy married Betty Ann Gaspard and they had three children: Verna Elizabeth Anderson, born February 26, 1958; James Norman Anderson Jr., born July 29, 1960; and Lisa Renee Anderson, born August 22, 1961; all born in Galveston, Texas.
Jimmy died April 17, 2002 in Galveston, Texas (Galveston County) and was buried in Hayes Grace Memorial Park in Hitchcock, Texas (Galveston County).
The 1940 Federal Census for Galveston, Texas (Galveston County) shows Jimmy Anderson, age 2, born in Texas, living with his father, Algen Anderson, a building construction carpenter, age 38, born in Texas; and his mother, Lizzie Anderson, age 37, born in Texas. Also living in the household were Jimmy's siblings: Elbert Anderson, a CCC Camp laborer, age 17; Lavada Anderson, age 15; Andy Anderson, age 11; Mamie Anderson, age 10; Mildred Anderson, age 9; Billy Anderson, age 7; Dorothy Anderson, age 5; Alta Anderson, age 3; Jimmy Anderson, age 2; and Barbara Anderson, age 3 months; all born in Texas.
Jimmy married Betty Ann Gaspard and they had three children: Verna Elizabeth Anderson, born February 26, 1958; James Norman Anderson Jr., born July 29, 1960; and Lisa Renee Anderson, born August 22, 1961; all born in Galveston, Texas.
Jimmy died April 17, 2002 in Galveston, Texas (Galveston County) and was buried in Hayes Grace Memorial Park in Hitchcock, Texas (Galveston County).
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