Adam E. Anderson, 2421 Walnut, died Sunday night in a local hospital after an illness. He was 84.
Mr. Anderson was born in Sweden Jan. 3, 1874. He had resided in Silver Bow County 22 years and worked as a laborer.
Survivors include daughters Pearl Anderson, Silver Springs, Md., and Mrs. R.J. Woody, Grants, N.M., and a son, Edward Anderson of Washington, D.C.
The Montana Standard (Butte, MT.) Nov. 3, 1958, Mon.
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Death Record
Age: 84
Status: Widowed
Occupation: Laborer
Cause of Death: Generalized arteriosclerosis
Other Conditions: Chronic Cholecystitis with cholelithiasis; aka long-term gallbladder inflammation, usually caused by gallstones- blocked cystic ducts.
Father: Anderson
Mother: Unk.
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Mr. Anderson was born in Sweden Jan. 3, 1874. He had resided in Silver Bow County 22 years and worked as a laborer.
Survivors include daughters Pearl Anderson, Silver Springs, Md., and Mrs. R.J. Woody, Grants, N.M., and a son, Edward Anderson of Washington, D.C.
The Montana Standard (Butte, MT.) Nov. 3, 1958, Mon.
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Death Record
Age: 84
Status: Widowed
Occupation: Laborer
Cause of Death: Generalized arteriosclerosis
Other Conditions: Chronic Cholecystitis with cholelithiasis; aka long-term gallbladder inflammation, usually caused by gallstones- blocked cystic ducts.
Father: Anderson
Mother: Unk.
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Adam E. Anderson, 2421 Walnut, died Sunday night in a local hospital after an illness. He was 84.
Mr. Anderson was born in Sweden Jan. 3, 1874. He had resided in Silver Bow County 22 years and worked as a laborer.
Survivors include daughters Pearl Anderson, Silver Springs, Md., and Mrs. R.J. Woody, Grants, N.M., and a son, Edward Anderson of Washington, D.C.
The Montana Standard (Butte, MT.) Nov. 3, 1958, Mon.
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Death Record
Age: 84
Status: Widowed
Occupation: Laborer
Cause of Death: Generalized arteriosclerosis
Other Conditions: Chronic Cholecystitis with cholelithiasis; aka long-term gallbladder inflammation, usually caused by gallstones- blocked cystic ducts.
Father: Anderson
Mother: Unk.
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Mr. Anderson was born in Sweden Jan. 3, 1874. He had resided in Silver Bow County 22 years and worked as a laborer.
Survivors include daughters Pearl Anderson, Silver Springs, Md., and Mrs. R.J. Woody, Grants, N.M., and a son, Edward Anderson of Washington, D.C.
The Montana Standard (Butte, MT.) Nov. 3, 1958, Mon.
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Death Record
Age: 84
Status: Widowed
Occupation: Laborer
Cause of Death: Generalized arteriosclerosis
Other Conditions: Chronic Cholecystitis with cholelithiasis; aka long-term gallbladder inflammation, usually caused by gallstones- blocked cystic ducts.
Father: Anderson
Mother: Unk.
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Gravesite Details
Burial: Nov. 5, 1958
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