64. Edmund Anderson
Family records say that the Andersons came from Sottland.
I have a photocopied hand written pedigree of the Harrison line leading back to Isaiah Harrison a well documented pioneer.
I am currently connecting this line from family records and information compiled from:
1.Settlers by the long gray trail
by John Houstsn Harrison
This book is a comprehensive history and geneology of the Isaiah Harrison Family.
2. The tinkling Spring, Headwater of Freedom
by Howard M. Wilson
This contains a history of the first Presbyterian church in Virginia and the index looks like a role of the early settlers of Franklin and Western St. Louis Counties.
79. Ann
I found Ann on a hunch while searching for her daughter Hanna Ann. I supposed that the name Ann Lester I Found in an 1850 Census index might be Hanna Ann Lester. Instead I was Blessed to discover it was her mother. Hanna was listed under her mother as being three years old which would have been within a couple months for accuracy as compared to the birth date I have recorded for her. I felt the Spirit quite strong Confirm to me that this was the Hanna Ann I was searching for. As I am new to this type of geneological research it is quite exciting to feel the confirming testimony of the spirit as I make these dicoveries. Hannah's Mother is listed alone without her husband in this record. I will search earlier census record to try and find them both together.
For some reason Endre chose to call himself Dal, which in America was spelled Dahl. The name was originally Endre Salvesen Dahl then became Andrew Dahl, but since his children, of course, were Endre's sons (and datters), theri last name became Anderson, and Endre himself was called Andrew S. Anderson