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<p>[QUOTE="Bakersgma, post: 159622, member: 59"]I just searched the US death records (county deaths, cemetery records and probate) on Ancestry for John G Anderson (Not wanting to be too limiting by a mistake in the spelling) and couldn't find one to match the "All Saint's Eve 1904" date. There was a plain John Anderson whose probate file was opened on Nov 7, 1904 - probate was often started more quickly back then than it is now, so I suppose we can't rule him out. And he was in Minnesota, too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bakersgma, post: 159622, member: 59"]I just searched the US death records (county deaths, cemetery records and probate) on Ancestry for John G Anderson (Not wanting to be too limiting by a mistake in the spelling) and couldn't find one to match the "All Saint's Eve 1904" date. There was a plain John Anderson whose probate file was opened on Nov 7, 1904 - probate was often started more quickly back then than it is now, so I suppose we can't rule him out. And he was in Minnesota, too.[/QUOTE]
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