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Georgia Burda Hambrick Anderson

Birth: 1876
Texas, USA
Death: 1907 (aged 30–31)
Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA
Burial: Pine Knot Cemetery

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Memorial ID: 38558659 View Source

Georgia Burda Hambrick Anderson was the 1st wife of Benjamin Underwood Holt Anderson.
Father: Marion Hambrick (McClure Cemetery Angelina County
Mother: Laura Frisbee Hambrick (McClure Cemetery)
Children: Clarence Edgar Anderson (Rocky Hill Cemetery)
Beatrice Anderson Morehead (Rocky Hill Cemetery)
Montie Ray Anderson (Pine Knot Cemetery, Nacogdoches County)
Father-in-Law: D.A. Anderson (Pine Knot)

Georgia Burda Hambrick Anderson was the 1st wife of Benjamin Underwood Holt Anderson.
Father: Marion Hambrick (McClure Cemetery Angelina County
Mother: Laura Frisbee Hambrick (McClure Cemetery)
Children: Clarence Edgar Anderson (Rocky Hill Cemetery)
Beatrice Anderson Morehead (Rocky Hill Cemetery)
Montie Ray Anderson (Pine Knot Cemetery, Nacogdoches County)
Father-in-Law: D.A. Anderson (Pine Knot)

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Benjamin Underwood "Ben" Anderson

1868–1957

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Maintained by: Ben Anderson
Originally Created by: Shirley Myers Kerr
Added: Jun 20, 2009
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Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/38558659/georgia_burda-anderson: accessed ), memorial page for Georgia Burda Hambrick Anderson (1876–1907), Find a Grave Memorial ID 38558659, citing Pine Knot Cemetery, Nacogdoches County, Texas, USA; Maintained by Ben Anderson (contributor 48254280).

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