November 10, 1934, page 5:
Robert Lee Anderson, 68, a native of Caroline County, died on the 1st day of November in St. Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore, where he had been a patient for less than a week. Funeral services were held on Saturday, the 3rd, at his Baltimore home on Bonner Road, Forest Park, and interment was made in Lorraine cemetery. the Rev. E. T. Kirkley, pastor of Christ M.P. Church, of which the deceased was a member, and the Rev. L. B. Smit, a former pastor, officiated. Mr. Anderson was the youngest and the last surviving son of the late Stephen Henry and Rachel Wix Anderson, of Tuckahoe Neck. He went to Baltimore when a young man and soon thereafter became connected with the United Railway Company, continuing in this service the rest of his life, who was formerly Miss Margaret Lee, of Baltimore, there are three daughters - Misses Mildred Antoinette and Doris Lee Anderson, and Mrs. Eugene Harris, of Baltimore. He leaves, also, four sisters - Mrs. O. J. Redden, of Denton; Mrs. Wesley Porter, Burrsville; Mrs. Charles Straughn and Mrs Bertie Pennington, of Philadelphia.
November 10, 1934, page 5:
Robert Lee Anderson, 68, a native of Caroline County, died on the 1st day of November in St. Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore, where he had been a patient for less than a week. Funeral services were held on Saturday, the 3rd, at his Baltimore home on Bonner Road, Forest Park, and interment was made in Lorraine cemetery. the Rev. E. T. Kirkley, pastor of Christ M.P. Church, of which the deceased was a member, and the Rev. L. B. Smit, a former pastor, officiated. Mr. Anderson was the youngest and the last surviving son of the late Stephen Henry and Rachel Wix Anderson, of Tuckahoe Neck. He went to Baltimore when a young man and soon thereafter became connected with the United Railway Company, continuing in this service the rest of his life, who was formerly Miss Margaret Lee, of Baltimore, there are three daughters - Misses Mildred Antoinette and Doris Lee Anderson, and Mrs. Eugene Harris, of Baltimore. He leaves, also, four sisters - Mrs. O. J. Redden, of Denton; Mrs. Wesley Porter, Burrsville; Mrs. Charles Straughn and Mrs Bertie Pennington, of Philadelphia.
Family Members
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Isaac Davis Anderson
1847–1911
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Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Anderson Wilkinson
1848–1933
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Sarah Ella Anderson Redden
1855–1938
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Laura Anderson Porter
1855–1940
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Ann Eliza Anderson Smith
1856–1928
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Lucinda "Synthia" Anderson Seward
1857–1893
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Clementine Anderson Straughn
1859–1940
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Edward F. Anderson
1861–1916
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Rachel Virginia Anderson Clark
1863–1931
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William Henry Anderson
1865–1930
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