Warren E. Anderson wed Catherine F. Hargis on 24 Nov 1889; Officiated by J. B. Baasen, Rector St. Michael Church Catholic; Book M-132.
From the "Transcribed Marriage Records of Escambia County, Florida from 1821 through 1900". Published in 2009 by the West Florida Genealogical Society
DR. ANDERSON DIES AFTER A LONG ILLNESS
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END CAME TO PROMINENT PHYSICIAN YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT 1 O'CLOCK AT HIS HOME IN THIS CITY
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After an illness of several months' duration, Dr. Warren E. Anderson, one of the most prominent physicians in the state and a leading citizen of this city, passed away yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock. His death, while not unexpected, is nevertheless keenly felt by many friends.
During the illness of Dr. Anderson everything possible was done to relieve him, he being twice operated upon by specialists, once at Mobile and once in New York, but he grew steadily worse and for several weeks prior to his death, no hope for his recovery was entertained.
The funeral arrangements have not as yet been completed, but will be announced later.
Dr. Anderson was fifty-five years of age, and is survived by a wife, eleven children, one brother, one sister and a large number of other relatives. He had been a resident of this city twenty-eight years and during that time he was prominent in the professional, social and political life of the city.
At the time of his death, Dr. Anderson was chairman of the city democratic executive committee and the representative of the state board of health for this city. Although he was influential in the political affairs of the city and county, he was little inclined to aspire for public office.
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE
Dr. Anderson was born in Marianna, Jackson county, Fla., February 16th, 1857, and was the son of Wm. E. and Frances Anderson. He received his education in private schools, the Marianna Military Academy and Knox Hill college.
In 1880 he entered the Mobile Medical College, graduating from that institution two years later, immediately entering the practice of his profession in Escambia county. He moved to Pensacola in 1884 and resided here continuously until his death.
He was married Oct. 24th, 1889, to Miss Catherine Hargis and unto them eleven children were born, nine boys and two girls, all of whom survive him. He is also survived by a wife, one brother and one sister.
During the yellow fever epidemic of 1888 in Jacksonville, Dr. Anderson volunteered his services and went to that city, where he rendered valiant and valuable services in caring for and treating the sick and did much toward checking the epidemic.
PROMINENT IN PROFESSION
The deceased was always prominent in his profession and during his lifetime wrote many articles on National matters and current medical topics. He was a member of many medical associations and an exemplar of the most advanced thought and practice of his profession. He was president of the Escambia Medical Society in 1893. He was for several years secretary of the State Medical, the American Medical and the American Public Health Associations and the State Board of Health of Florida.
He was president of the board of pension examiners of Pensacola and vice-president of the board of commissioners of the city 1893-95, and during that time acted in the capacity of the ex officio mayor.
At the time of his death he was local agent of the state board of health and chairman of the city Democratic executive committee.
The funeral services will occur Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the family home on West Gregory street and the interment will be in St. Michael's cemetery. The pall bearers will be as follows:
Active--Dr. J. Harris Pierpont, Dr. H.L. Simpson, Dr. E.F. Bruce, Jno. B. Jones, John Christie and Jas. McHugh, So.
Honorary--Frank Reilly, F.C. Brent, R.M. Cary, T.A. Jennings, Jno. C. Avery, L. Hilton Green, Jno. A. Merritt and J.F. Taylor.
Source: Pensacola Journal (FL), 2 February 1912, Page 2.
Lot from front:
Modeste Anderson Beard (1910-1993)
Gladys A. Anderson (1909-1986)
Frederick H. Anderson (1906-1990)
Frances Roulhac Anderson (1894-1961)
Catherine Hargis Anderson (1867-1946)
Warren Edward Anderson (1857-1912)
Katherine Anderson Barbrey (1905-1988)
From the "Transcribed Marriage Records of Escambia County, Florida from 1821 through 1900". Published in 2009 by the West Florida Genealogical Society
DR. ANDERSON DIES AFTER A LONG ILLNESS
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END CAME TO PROMINENT PHYSICIAN YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT 1 O'CLOCK AT HIS HOME IN THIS CITY
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After an illness of several months' duration, Dr. Warren E. Anderson, one of the most prominent physicians in the state and a leading citizen of this city, passed away yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock. His death, while not unexpected, is nevertheless keenly felt by many friends.
During the illness of Dr. Anderson everything possible was done to relieve him, he being twice operated upon by specialists, once at Mobile and once in New York, but he grew steadily worse and for several weeks prior to his death, no hope for his recovery was entertained.
The funeral arrangements have not as yet been completed, but will be announced later.
Dr. Anderson was fifty-five years of age, and is survived by a wife, eleven children, one brother, one sister and a large number of other relatives. He had been a resident of this city twenty-eight years and during that time he was prominent in the professional, social and political life of the city.
At the time of his death, Dr. Anderson was chairman of the city democratic executive committee and the representative of the state board of health for this city. Although he was influential in the political affairs of the city and county, he was little inclined to aspire for public office.
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE
Dr. Anderson was born in Marianna, Jackson county, Fla., February 16th, 1857, and was the son of Wm. E. and Frances Anderson. He received his education in private schools, the Marianna Military Academy and Knox Hill college.
In 1880 he entered the Mobile Medical College, graduating from that institution two years later, immediately entering the practice of his profession in Escambia county. He moved to Pensacola in 1884 and resided here continuously until his death.
He was married Oct. 24th, 1889, to Miss Catherine Hargis and unto them eleven children were born, nine boys and two girls, all of whom survive him. He is also survived by a wife, one brother and one sister.
During the yellow fever epidemic of 1888 in Jacksonville, Dr. Anderson volunteered his services and went to that city, where he rendered valiant and valuable services in caring for and treating the sick and did much toward checking the epidemic.
PROMINENT IN PROFESSION
The deceased was always prominent in his profession and during his lifetime wrote many articles on National matters and current medical topics. He was a member of many medical associations and an exemplar of the most advanced thought and practice of his profession. He was president of the Escambia Medical Society in 1893. He was for several years secretary of the State Medical, the American Medical and the American Public Health Associations and the State Board of Health of Florida.
He was president of the board of pension examiners of Pensacola and vice-president of the board of commissioners of the city 1893-95, and during that time acted in the capacity of the ex officio mayor.
At the time of his death he was local agent of the state board of health and chairman of the city Democratic executive committee.
The funeral services will occur Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the family home on West Gregory street and the interment will be in St. Michael's cemetery. The pall bearers will be as follows:
Active--Dr. J. Harris Pierpont, Dr. H.L. Simpson, Dr. E.F. Bruce, Jno. B. Jones, John Christie and Jas. McHugh, So.
Honorary--Frank Reilly, F.C. Brent, R.M. Cary, T.A. Jennings, Jno. C. Avery, L. Hilton Green, Jno. A. Merritt and J.F. Taylor.
Source: Pensacola Journal (FL), 2 February 1912, Page 2.
Lot from front:
Modeste Anderson Beard (1910-1993)
Gladys A. Anderson (1909-1986)
Frederick H. Anderson (1906-1990)
Frances Roulhac Anderson (1894-1961)
Catherine Hargis Anderson (1867-1946)
Warren Edward Anderson (1857-1912)
Katherine Anderson Barbrey (1905-1988)
Warren E. Anderson wed Catherine F. Hargis on 24 Nov 1889; Officiated by J. B. Baasen, Rector St. Michael Church Catholic; Book M-132.
From the "Transcribed Marriage Records of Escambia County, Florida from 1821 through 1900". Published in 2009 by the West Florida Genealogical Society
DR. ANDERSON DIES AFTER A LONG ILLNESS
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END CAME TO PROMINENT PHYSICIAN YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT 1 O'CLOCK AT HIS HOME IN THIS CITY
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After an illness of several months' duration, Dr. Warren E. Anderson, one of the most prominent physicians in the state and a leading citizen of this city, passed away yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock. His death, while not unexpected, is nevertheless keenly felt by many friends.
During the illness of Dr. Anderson everything possible was done to relieve him, he being twice operated upon by specialists, once at Mobile and once in New York, but he grew steadily worse and for several weeks prior to his death, no hope for his recovery was entertained.
The funeral arrangements have not as yet been completed, but will be announced later.
Dr. Anderson was fifty-five years of age, and is survived by a wife, eleven children, one brother, one sister and a large number of other relatives. He had been a resident of this city twenty-eight years and during that time he was prominent in the professional, social and political life of the city.
At the time of his death, Dr. Anderson was chairman of the city democratic executive committee and the representative of the state board of health for this city. Although he was influential in the political affairs of the city and county, he was little inclined to aspire for public office.
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE
Dr. Anderson was born in Marianna, Jackson county, Fla., February 16th, 1857, and was the son of Wm. E. and Frances Anderson. He received his education in private schools, the Marianna Military Academy and Knox Hill college.
In 1880 he entered the Mobile Medical College, graduating from that institution two years later, immediately entering the practice of his profession in Escambia county. He moved to Pensacola in 1884 and resided here continuously until his death.
He was married Oct. 24th, 1889, to Miss Catherine Hargis and unto them eleven children were born, nine boys and two girls, all of whom survive him. He is also survived by a wife, one brother and one sister.
During the yellow fever epidemic of 1888 in Jacksonville, Dr. Anderson volunteered his services and went to that city, where he rendered valiant and valuable services in caring for and treating the sick and did much toward checking the epidemic.
PROMINENT IN PROFESSION
The deceased was always prominent in his profession and during his lifetime wrote many articles on National matters and current medical topics. He was a member of many medical associations and an exemplar of the most advanced thought and practice of his profession. He was president of the Escambia Medical Society in 1893. He was for several years secretary of the State Medical, the American Medical and the American Public Health Associations and the State Board of Health of Florida.
He was president of the board of pension examiners of Pensacola and vice-president of the board of commissioners of the city 1893-95, and during that time acted in the capacity of the ex officio mayor.
At the time of his death he was local agent of the state board of health and chairman of the city Democratic executive committee.
The funeral services will occur Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the family home on West Gregory street and the interment will be in St. Michael's cemetery. The pall bearers will be as follows:
Active--Dr. J. Harris Pierpont, Dr. H.L. Simpson, Dr. E.F. Bruce, Jno. B. Jones, John Christie and Jas. McHugh, So.
Honorary--Frank Reilly, F.C. Brent, R.M. Cary, T.A. Jennings, Jno. C. Avery, L. Hilton Green, Jno. A. Merritt and J.F. Taylor.
Source: Pensacola Journal (FL), 2 February 1912, Page 2.
Lot from front:
Modeste Anderson Beard (1910-1993)
Gladys A. Anderson (1909-1986)
Frederick H. Anderson (1906-1990)
Frances Roulhac Anderson (1894-1961)
Catherine Hargis Anderson (1867-1946)
Warren Edward Anderson (1857-1912)
Katherine Anderson Barbrey (1905-1988)
From the "Transcribed Marriage Records of Escambia County, Florida from 1821 through 1900". Published in 2009 by the West Florida Genealogical Society
DR. ANDERSON DIES AFTER A LONG ILLNESS
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END CAME TO PROMINENT PHYSICIAN YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT 1 O'CLOCK AT HIS HOME IN THIS CITY
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
After an illness of several months' duration, Dr. Warren E. Anderson, one of the most prominent physicians in the state and a leading citizen of this city, passed away yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock. His death, while not unexpected, is nevertheless keenly felt by many friends.
During the illness of Dr. Anderson everything possible was done to relieve him, he being twice operated upon by specialists, once at Mobile and once in New York, but he grew steadily worse and for several weeks prior to his death, no hope for his recovery was entertained.
The funeral arrangements have not as yet been completed, but will be announced later.
Dr. Anderson was fifty-five years of age, and is survived by a wife, eleven children, one brother, one sister and a large number of other relatives. He had been a resident of this city twenty-eight years and during that time he was prominent in the professional, social and political life of the city.
At the time of his death, Dr. Anderson was chairman of the city democratic executive committee and the representative of the state board of health for this city. Although he was influential in the political affairs of the city and county, he was little inclined to aspire for public office.
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE
Dr. Anderson was born in Marianna, Jackson county, Fla., February 16th, 1857, and was the son of Wm. E. and Frances Anderson. He received his education in private schools, the Marianna Military Academy and Knox Hill college.
In 1880 he entered the Mobile Medical College, graduating from that institution two years later, immediately entering the practice of his profession in Escambia county. He moved to Pensacola in 1884 and resided here continuously until his death.
He was married Oct. 24th, 1889, to Miss Catherine Hargis and unto them eleven children were born, nine boys and two girls, all of whom survive him. He is also survived by a wife, one brother and one sister.
During the yellow fever epidemic of 1888 in Jacksonville, Dr. Anderson volunteered his services and went to that city, where he rendered valiant and valuable services in caring for and treating the sick and did much toward checking the epidemic.
PROMINENT IN PROFESSION
The deceased was always prominent in his profession and during his lifetime wrote many articles on National matters and current medical topics. He was a member of many medical associations and an exemplar of the most advanced thought and practice of his profession. He was president of the Escambia Medical Society in 1893. He was for several years secretary of the State Medical, the American Medical and the American Public Health Associations and the State Board of Health of Florida.
He was president of the board of pension examiners of Pensacola and vice-president of the board of commissioners of the city 1893-95, and during that time acted in the capacity of the ex officio mayor.
At the time of his death he was local agent of the state board of health and chairman of the city Democratic executive committee.
The funeral services will occur Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the family home on West Gregory street and the interment will be in St. Michael's cemetery. The pall bearers will be as follows:
Active--Dr. J. Harris Pierpont, Dr. H.L. Simpson, Dr. E.F. Bruce, Jno. B. Jones, John Christie and Jas. McHugh, So.
Honorary--Frank Reilly, F.C. Brent, R.M. Cary, T.A. Jennings, Jno. C. Avery, L. Hilton Green, Jno. A. Merritt and J.F. Taylor.
Source: Pensacola Journal (FL), 2 February 1912, Page 2.
Lot from front:
Modeste Anderson Beard (1910-1993)
Gladys A. Anderson (1909-1986)
Frederick H. Anderson (1906-1990)
Frances Roulhac Anderson (1894-1961)
Catherine Hargis Anderson (1867-1946)
Warren Edward Anderson (1857-1912)
Katherine Anderson Barbrey (1905-1988)
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