• Buried in plot: 8
• Plot 8 is the 'CAPT ANDERSON' Plot
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• JamesAnderson

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• Anderson, Ada F
• Anderson, Andrew
• Anderson, Banherd
• Anderson, Charles (d.1938)
• Anderson, Charles F
• Anderson, Elizabeth
• Anderson, Hildur A
• Anderson, John (d.1864)
• Anderson, John (d.1906)
• Anderson, Mads
• Anderson, Mark
• Anderson, N T
• Anderson, Sophie
• Anderson, William

• Andersen, Mass
• Anderson, Andrew
• Anderson, Elizabeth
• Anderson, Mads
• Hind, Louise
• Johnson, Thomas
• Lennox, Nancy
• Wilson, Thomas (d.1917)

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Captain James Anderson

Times and Gazette

February 23, 1889

James Anderson, formerly well known here as Captain of the busy schooners and wood dealer, died in San Francisco Thursday evening of dropsy. Mr. Anderson was one of the pioneers in boating on Redwood Creek and was at one time owner of several vessels. Later he went into business in wood and coal, but not succeeding, sold out and moved to San Francisco where he has since been living.

Deceased was a member of the Metamora Tribe of Redmen and Redwood City lodge No. 25, ACUW. Captain James Anderson was buried in the Redman plot in Union Cemetery.