Pvt. Anderson was the son of Silas Franklin Anderson and Laura Agnes Mann. He had one brother, Adelbert (Delbert) Greer Anderson.
He was wounded by shrapnel and died in a French hospital of the wounds he had received.
On November 14, 1920, the people of his hometown unveiled
a monument in his honor. The monument is in a local cemetery. Over 500 people attended and businesses were closed for the day.
You can view his monument there.
James B. Anderson is an American hero.
He was wounded by shrapnel and died in a French hospital of the wounds he had received.
On November 14, 1920, the people of his hometown unveiled
a monument in his honor. The monument is in a local cemetery. Over 500 people attended and businesses were closed for the day.
You can view his monument there.
James B. Anderson is an American hero.
Pvt. Anderson was the son of Silas Franklin Anderson and Laura Agnes Mann. He had one brother, Adelbert (Delbert) Greer Anderson.
He was wounded by shrapnel and died in a French hospital of the wounds he had received.
On November 14, 1920, the people of his hometown unveiled
a monument in his honor. The monument is in a local cemetery. Over 500 people attended and businesses were closed for the day.
You can view his monument there.
James B. Anderson is an American hero.
He was wounded by shrapnel and died in a French hospital of the wounds he had received.
On November 14, 1920, the people of his hometown unveiled
a monument in his honor. The monument is in a local cemetery. Over 500 people attended and businesses were closed for the day.
You can view his monument there.
James B. Anderson is an American hero.
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PVT. 364 INF. 91 DIV.
CALIFORNIA OCT. 4. 1918
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