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Thomas Alderson Anderson (1855-1919)

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Born in Point Lévis, Quebec, son of Thomas Anderson. In 1885 he married Elizabeth Martha Merrick, daughter of Reverend Joseph Merrick. They had six children. He came to Winnipeg in the early 1880s and joined George A. Merrick in the hardware business, under the firm name of the Merrick-Anderson Company.

He was an ardent sportsman, serving as president of the St. George Snowshoe Club and the Manitoba Curling Association. He was also a member of the Winnipeg Golf Club and the St. Charles Country Club.

He died at his summer home in Kenora, Ontario on 14 June 1919.

Source:

Pioneers and Early Citizens of Manitoba

This collection of biographies of early Manitobans was compiled by the Manitoba Library Association, and published in 1971. Those included in the collection lived prior to 1920, and came from all walks of life: politics, professions, business and finance, armed services, arts, pioneers, and others.

© 1971, Manitoba Library Association,
ISBN 0-919566-01-4
Online version 2007, Manitoba Historical Society.


Profile revised: 30 May 2009

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