Emil Alfred Anderson

   Cause of his death was complications from diabetes.

   Other names for Emil were Alfred Anderson and Fred Anderson.

  Birth Notes:

Sec.3, Tp47, Rge21, W2ND refers to city, town, village or land location according to the Certificate of Birth.

  Christening Notes:

The baptism certificate is in Swedish indicating he was christened in a church with services in Swedish.

  Death Notes:

Fred was cremated.

  Events

• He appeared on the 3-47-21-W2 census on 1 Jun 1921 in Weldon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Anderson, Nels; 3-47-21-W2 Weldon; house owned; class of house: s; material of construction: wood; rooms occupied by this family: 2; head; male; married; 31 years of age; place of birth: Sweden; father's place of birth: Sweden; mother's place of birth: Sweden; year of immigration: 1910; year of naturalization: 1915; nationality: Canada; race: Swedish; can speak English but not French; religion: Luther; can read and write; occupation: farmer
Anderson, Annie; 3-47-21-W2 Weldon; wife; female; married; 21 years of age; place of birth: USA; father's place of birth: USA; mother's place of birth: USA; year of immigration: 1903; year of naturalization: nat; nationality: Canada; race: Swedish; can speak English but not French; religion: Luther; can read and write; occupation: none
Anderson, Alex; 3-47-21-W2 Weldon; son; male; single; 4 years of age; place of birth: Sask; father's place of birth: Sweden; mother's place of birth: USA; nationality: Canada; race: Swedish; can speak English but not French; religion: Luther; cannot read or write
Anderson, Emil; 3-47-21-W2 Weldon; son; male; single; 7/12 years of age; place of birth: Sask; father's place of birth: Sweden; mother's place of birth: USA; nationality: Canada; race: Swedish; can speak English but not French; religion: Luther; cannot read or write.

• He appeared on the 33-51-1-3 census on 1 Jun 1931 in Shellbrook, Saskatchewan, Canada. Dwelling no. 143, family no. 144:
Anderson, Nenls, owned home, value $100, wood house, 2 rooms, the family does not own a radio, head of household, male, married, 40 years old, born in Sweden, father born in Sweden, mother born in Sweden, year of immigration: 1910, year of naturalization: 1928, nationality: Canadian, racial origin: Swedish, can speak English, cannot speak French, mother tongue: Swedish, Lutheran, can read and write, occupation: farmer on mixed farm, class of worker: OA
Anderson, Annie, wife, female, married, 30 years old, born in USA, father born in USA, mother born in Sweden, year of immigration: 1902, year of naturalization: 1928, nationality: Canadian, racial origin: Swedish, can speak English, cannot speak French, mother tongue: Swedish, Lutheran, can read and write, occupation: homemaker
Anderson, Elis, son, male, single, 15 years old, born in Sask, father born in Sweden, mother born in USA, nationality: Canadian, racial origin: Swedish, can speak English, cannot speak French, mother tongue: Swedish, Lutheran, can read and write, occupation: none
Anderson, Alfred, son, male, single, 10 years old, born in Sask, father born in Sweden, mother born in USA, nationality: Canadian, racial origin: Swedish, can speak English, cannot speak French, mother tongue: Swedish, Lutheran, can read and write
Anderson, Wilfred, son, male, single, 6 years old, born in Sask, father born in Sweden, mother born in USA, nationality: Canadian, racial origin: Swedish, can speak English, cannot speak French, mother tongue: Swedish, Lutheran, can read and write
Anderson, Marvin, son, male, single, 3 years old, born in Sask, father born in Sweden, mother born in USA, nationality: Canadian, racial origin: Swedish, can speak English, cannot speak French, mother tongue: Swedish, Lutheran, can read and write.

• Milit-Beg: 12 Aug 1942, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. He was enrolled under the National Resources Mobilization Act 1940.

• He served in the military about 5 Apr 1943 in Deep Cove, Saanich, British Columbia, Canada. He served in Regimental No L606733, Unit 10 Bty 27 AA Regt.

• He worked as a Farmer about 5 Apr 1943.

• Milit-End: 28 Feb 1946, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. His rank was gunner. He was discharged upon demobilization.

• He was described as 6 feet 1/2 inch tall with a medium complexion, light blue eyes, blonde hair and a 2 inch scar on the left leg on 28 Feb 1946 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.

• He resided at their homestead 1947-1 Jan 1964 in Saskatchewan, Canada.

• They left Saskatchewan 10 May 1965 and moved to Whitecourt, Alberta. They left Saskatchewan and moved to Whitecourt, Alberta.

• He owned land N1/2 21-110-19-W5 Jun 1965-9 May 1967 in Alberta, Canada. Veteran Homestead Sale No. 227. The sale was cancelled 9 May 1967.

• He was confirmed on 25 Sep 1966 in Whitecourt, Alberta, Canada.

• He was Lutheran on 25 Sep 1966 in Whitecourt, Alberta, Canada. She became a communicant member of St. James Lutheran Church.

• He worked as a janitor and rig hand about 1981 in Whitecourt, Alberta, Canada.
They had their own janitorial service and occasionally Fred worked with his sons in the oil business (during the winter months).

• Anecdote: Told to Solveig Anderson, 25 Apr 1992, Whitecourt, Alberta, Canada. "During hard times, when we were kids, we used to play Norwegian whist with the adults."

• Anecdote: Told to Solveig Anderson, 25 Apr 1992, Whitecourt, Alberta, Canada. "I remember going to Prince Rupert on the slowest train in the world. We picked up milk from the farmers on the way!."

• He resided at 4920-52 Avenue on 31 May 1992 in Whitecourt, Alberta, Canada.

Emil married Jean Marguerite Weaver, daughter of William Delmer Weaver and Jennet Esther May Galloway, on 29 Nov 1941 in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada. (Jean Marguerite Weaver was born on 20 Jun 1923 in Wild Rose, Saskatchewan, Canada, christened on 25 Sep 1966 in Whitecourt, Alberta, Canada, died on 22 Sep 2003 in Barrhead, Alberta, Canada and was buried on 27 Sep 2003 in Whitecourt, Alberta, Canada.). The cause of her death was complications from diabetes.

  Marriage Notes:

They were married in the home of Jean's parents.