ANDERSON, David
Husband of Fannie A. nee JONES
Son of David and Rebecca Anderson
B. 6 May 1846 in West Austintown, Mahoning Co. OH
D. 10 June 1924 in Austintown, Mahoning Co. OH at 78y 1m 4d
Burial – 12 June 1924 in Canfield Village Cemetery, Unknown, Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
Mahoning Dispatch, Fri, 20 June 1924
"The funeral of David Anderson was largely attended. The American Legion Post of Canfield and members from here had charge of the military part of the funeral. The deceased was the last Civil War veteran residing in this township. He was born, reared and died on the same farm which was purchased by his grandfather, Mr. Weaver, in 1834. This place until 1870 was called Weaver's Corners. In that year the post office was established here although the name of this village in Pennelton and so recorded on the county records."
Note: Civil War, Pvt Co B 100th PVI
Death Certificate for David Anderson – file no. 35786
Informant: Mrs. Walter May (Gertrude), West Austintown, OH
Note: His occupation was listed as Justice of the Peace
Comment: It appears that Rebecca was first married to David Anderson. By the 1860 census she was married to Jonathan Weaver, son of John and Charity Weaver. David Anderson was living in this household and was listed as 14y of age.
Husband of Fannie A. nee JONES
Son of David and Rebecca Anderson
B. 6 May 1846 in West Austintown, Mahoning Co. OH
D. 10 June 1924 in Austintown, Mahoning Co. OH at 78y 1m 4d
Burial – 12 June 1924 in Canfield Village Cemetery, Unknown, Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
Mahoning Dispatch, Fri, 20 June 1924
"The funeral of David Anderson was largely attended. The American Legion Post of Canfield and members from here had charge of the military part of the funeral. The deceased was the last Civil War veteran residing in this township. He was born, reared and died on the same farm which was purchased by his grandfather, Mr. Weaver, in 1834. This place until 1870 was called Weaver's Corners. In that year the post office was established here although the name of this village in Pennelton and so recorded on the county records."
Note: Civil War, Pvt Co B 100th PVI
Death Certificate for David Anderson – file no. 35786
Informant: Mrs. Walter May (Gertrude), West Austintown, OH
Note: His occupation was listed as Justice of the Peace
Comment: It appears that Rebecca was first married to David Anderson. By the 1860 census she was married to Jonathan Weaver, son of John and Charity Weaver. David Anderson was living in this household and was listed as 14y of age.
ANDERSON, David
Husband of Fannie A. nee JONES
Son of David and Rebecca Anderson
B. 6 May 1846 in West Austintown, Mahoning Co. OH
D. 10 June 1924 in Austintown, Mahoning Co. OH at 78y 1m 4d
Burial – 12 June 1924 in Canfield Village Cemetery, Unknown, Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
Mahoning Dispatch, Fri, 20 June 1924
"The funeral of David Anderson was largely attended. The American Legion Post of Canfield and members from here had charge of the military part of the funeral. The deceased was the last Civil War veteran residing in this township. He was born, reared and died on the same farm which was purchased by his grandfather, Mr. Weaver, in 1834. This place until 1870 was called Weaver's Corners. In that year the post office was established here although the name of this village in Pennelton and so recorded on the county records."
Note: Civil War, Pvt Co B 100th PVI
Death Certificate for David Anderson – file no. 35786
Informant: Mrs. Walter May (Gertrude), West Austintown, OH
Note: His occupation was listed as Justice of the Peace
Comment: It appears that Rebecca was first married to David Anderson. By the 1860 census she was married to Jonathan Weaver, son of John and Charity Weaver. David Anderson was living in this household and was listed as 14y of age.
Husband of Fannie A. nee JONES
Son of David and Rebecca Anderson
B. 6 May 1846 in West Austintown, Mahoning Co. OH
D. 10 June 1924 in Austintown, Mahoning Co. OH at 78y 1m 4d
Burial – 12 June 1924 in Canfield Village Cemetery, Unknown, Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
Mahoning Dispatch, Fri, 20 June 1924
"The funeral of David Anderson was largely attended. The American Legion Post of Canfield and members from here had charge of the military part of the funeral. The deceased was the last Civil War veteran residing in this township. He was born, reared and died on the same farm which was purchased by his grandfather, Mr. Weaver, in 1834. This place until 1870 was called Weaver's Corners. In that year the post office was established here although the name of this village in Pennelton and so recorded on the county records."
Note: Civil War, Pvt Co B 100th PVI
Death Certificate for David Anderson – file no. 35786
Informant: Mrs. Walter May (Gertrude), West Austintown, OH
Note: His occupation was listed as Justice of the Peace
Comment: It appears that Rebecca was first married to David Anderson. By the 1860 census she was married to Jonathan Weaver, son of John and Charity Weaver. David Anderson was living in this household and was listed as 14y of age.
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