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Joseph L. Anderson
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JOSEPH L. ANDERSON, printer, was born in Beaver, Beaver county,
and is a son of Joseph (a farmer), and Mary (Eakin) Anderson. His parents
were natives of Pennsylvania, and of Scotch-Irish origin. His father had
four children, of whom Joseph L., the youngest, was reared in Beaver
borough, and attended the common schools and the old Beaver Academy. At an
early age he entered the office of the old Argus, where he learned
printing, a business he followed until he became a partner in the paper.
In 1867 he was appointed transcribing clerk in the Pennsylvania Senate,
and served two years. At the present time he holds the position of foreman
of the Evening Chronicle Telegraph, of Pittsburgh. He was married
in 1861, to Margaret, daughter of Joseph and Matilda (Crooks) Hall, of
English and Scotch-Irish origin. Her father was born in Allegheny county
in 1807, but has spent most of his life in Beaver county. He was a ship
carpenter, and spent his early life on the Ohio river working at his
trade. Mrs. Anderson’s mother now resides in Beaver. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
have been blessed with three children: James Paul, Stanley and Mary Olive,
who graduated in Beaver College in 1886. The boys are in the railroad
business. Mrs. Anderson is president of the Woman’s Christian Temperance
Union and of the Children’s Aid Society, of Beaver.
History of Beaver County,
including its early settlement; its erection into a separate county; its
subsequent growth and development; sketches of its boroughs, villages and
townships; portraits of some of its prominent men; biographies of many of
its representative citizens; statistics, etc. by J. F. Richard; A. Warner
& Co., Publishers, 1888. More Beaver
County History Books
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