Her father, William Sawtell, was one of 10 children born to Mary Jane (Nedwell) and Edwin Sawtell who had moved from Ohio to Wisconsin. Her father had been a teacher briefly, then came west to Roseville, California (with two brothers Guy and Junious) where he clerked for J.D. Pratt for 7 years. In 1889, her father married her mother Stella Schellhous, who was from a pioneer family in the region. Shortly after Gladys was born in 1890, her father formed a partnership with P.V. Siggins to purchase the J.D. Pratt store, a general merchandising store, and later became the President of Roseville's first formal bank, Roseville Banking Company. Gladys married Clarence Berkeley Anderson. She had one brother, Ernest Carl Sawtell.
Her father, William Sawtell, was one of 10 children born to Mary Jane (Nedwell) and Edwin Sawtell who had moved from Ohio to Wisconsin. Her father had been a teacher briefly, then came west to Roseville, California (with two brothers Guy and Junious) where he clerked for J.D. Pratt for 7 years. In 1889, her father married her mother Stella Schellhous, who was from a pioneer family in the region. Shortly after Gladys was born in 1890, her father formed a partnership with P.V. Siggins to purchase the J.D. Pratt store, a general merchandising store, and later became the President of Roseville's first formal bank, Roseville Banking Company. Gladys married Clarence Berkeley Anderson. She had one brother, Ernest Carl Sawtell.
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