Thomas Francis Anderson Sr (1924 - 1986)

Ancestors Descendants

Contents 1 Biography 1.1 Parents 1.2 Marriage 1.3 Military 1.4 Residence 1.5 Death 1.6 DNA 2 Sources

Biography

Tom was born at Sibley Hospital in Washington, D.C. on 6 Dec 1924.^[1][2] His parents had married when they were in their teens. His father went to work painting signs as had his father before him. They lived with the maternal grandfather for a few years, bought a house but sold it the next year, then moved in with his mother's aunt. His parents were drinking and fighting quite a bit and his father moved out during the 1930s but there was no divorce as his Irish Catholic mother did not recognize that as an option. The depression was quite challenging. He and his brother would sleep on the back porch even in the winter. The railroad track ran near the house and he and his brother would collect coal that had fallen from the trains.

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Tom Anderson Sr has English ancestors.	Tom Anderson Sr has Scottish Ancestors.
Tom Anderson Sr has Welsh ancestors.	Tom Anderson Sr has German Roots.
Tom Anderson Sr has Irish ancestors.	Tom Anderson Sr has French origins.
Tom Anderson Sr has Dutch Ancestry

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Parents

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is father Raymond was born in Washington, D.C. and there are roots in D.C. that go back at least to 1813 but there are roots in Virginia that go as far back as 1609 in Jamestown. Beyond that, we can look at Yorkshire, England, Suffolk, England, and Ayrshire, Scotland.

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is mother Margaret Delaney was also born in Washington, D.C. but her parents were recent Irish immigrants from Ballynorig - County Kerry. Her father Patrick was the first to come over in 1892 and her mother Johanna Savage came in 1895 (her sister Debbie came the prior year and her sister Ellen came over in 1911). Patrick and Johanna married in D.C. in 1898 and had two daughters and a son (Johanna died in 1915 and their son died two years later in a sledding accident - Debbie moved in to help Patrick raise the two girls).^[3]

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lthough his grandfather Ernest was doing well financially, his father Raymond appears to have been independent from an early age - marrying Margaret Delaney at 17 and they having their first child - Mary Ellen - soon after. The newlywed couple moved in with the Delaney family - Patrick Delaney, Aunt Debbie, and Margaret's sister Josephine. Two boys soon followed - John and Thomas, born 6 Dec 1924^[4].

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ith the passing of Patrick in 1926/7, Raymond and Margaret bought a house as did Debbie. Raymond and Margaret had to sell the house the following year and moved to Aunt Debbie's house in Brookland.^[5][1] The couple quarreled frequently and Raymond, who was present in 1930^[6] was gone by 1940.^[2]

Marriage

T

om met his wife Erna at a neighborhood party. She was training to be a classical pianist, but against her parents' wishes and after the death of his mother, they married. A January wedding was chosen since Tom was ten months younger and his wife wanted to pick a time when both of them were the same age in years - 19 in this case.^[7] It was wartime, he had been serving in the Marines at the Navy Yard in Washington, D.C. but was due to be shipped out to the Pacific. They moved in with Aunt Debbie and started work on a family . . . eight months and three weeks later, Jimmy was born.

Military

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he Brookland neighborhood home was about one mile walk from the Old Soldier's Home and Tom and Johnnie would frequently go there. It must have made an impression on the two, especially Tom who joined the Army at nearby Fort Meade, Maryland when he was 15. Some say this was with his mother's approval and others say otherwise, but he was not there long and when Roosevelt forced the Americans into the war through intrigue, he found himself in the Marines.

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he first years in the Marine Corp were spent at the Navy Yard but he was transferred in 1944 to the 4th Marine Division HQ - Hawaii.

It is hard to determine details about his participation but the division history is documented, His assignment also included a promotion to Staff Sergeant. He stayed with the Marines for the duration and, after a short stint as a civilian working for a life insurance company, he re-enlisted. It is not clear whether the post-war economy was the cause or just a love of the military, but it is clear that he was not satisfied with remaining a non-com and set his sights on becoming an officer.

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o opportunities were available to become a Marine officer, however, and he eventually transferred to the Army in order to attend Officers Training. After training at Fort Benning, Ga. and a competitive tour at Fort Riley, KS, he was commissioned in Aug 1949 as 1st Lt. and left for Korea in Mar 1950. At that time, Korea was not the safest of places.

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ne can see that in a four month span he earned three Purple Hearts. The first of these was in a nameless action that was not life threatening and he was quickly patched-up and put back into action.

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he next month, he was involved in Bloody Ridge and was injured so badly that he was not expected to live. Once again, he was patched up and sent back to the front.

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ighting was intense as the war entered the beginning of the battle of Heatbreak Ridge and in the first few days he saw his men in L Company, 9th Infantry Reg, Second Infantry Division being cut down like a scythe through wheat. He too was injured and although a mortar shell had open up his side and fragments had lodged in his spine, he manages to make his way to the MASH unit carrying one of his men to safety.

Fields of Fire - Heartbreak Ridge . . . The Campaign

Aug 14	Order to take Bloody Ridge came down from X Corps, to be led by the ROK 36th Regiment.
Aug 16	28 CAS Sorties against Bloody Ridge (983, 940 and 773 Complex)
Aug 17	36th ROK attacked at 0600, battled estimated 2 NKPA BNs, stopped, then launched a night attack that fought within 50m of 940, 200m of 983 and 773
Aug 20	ROK took 773 at 1800, NKPA counter attack repulsed that night
Aug 21	ROK took 983 and 940 they continued attacks again unnumbered hills w/o success
Aug 26	0245, determined NKPA counter attack, 2 BNs hit 983 from N, with company sized envelopment, NKPA established on saddle between 940 and 983. By 1200 983 surrounded. By 1500 the remaining ROK on 983 surrender. 9th Infantry given responsibility to retake 983, 38th Infantry to Support ROK on 940 and 773
Aug 27	2/9 attacks unsuccessfully, that night Division Arty fires 22,500 round barrage
Aug 28	3/9 passes through 2/9 to continue attack, Heavy Rain delays movement to noon, by 1300 hit heavy resistance. I/3/9 and F/3/9 are lead elements and dig in short of crest. Intermittent heavy rain
Aug 29	1/9 released to continue attack
Aug 30	1/9 and 2/9 attack 983-940 hill mass, 3/9 sent to reinforcement 773, but was hit enroute and pushed down the hill. Reorganized and moved toward 773 but discovered the ROKs and given it up
Aug 31	1/9 attacked and took 773 at 2130 led by Co B and C, it would never fall again
Sept 1 - 3	9th Infantry attacks 983-940 repulsed, heavy air and artillery support
Sept 4	Hold for Air Attacks and maneuver of 23rd and 38th Infantry regiments to cut off the enemy
Sept 5	1/9 and 2/9 attack 983-940 hill mass, and by 1400 both 983 and 940 were secured Intel reports 4000 NKPA KIA and 7000 WIA in fight for Bloody Ridge
Sept 6	9th rotates out of the line, 23rd and 38th extend gains
Sept 11	9th relieves 23rd, which shifted and 38th rotates to reserve
Sept 13	Heartbreak Ridge (894, 931, 851 Complex) begins. 1/9 Attack on Hill 728 W of 931 (Main Objective) Artillery/Mortars repel attack
Sept 14	1/9 Attack Hill 894 supported by Co B, 72nd Tank Bn from MSR, 2/9 attack 728 by noon SE of 894, by 1700 was 650m S of 894
Sept 15	2/9 0700 Attack towards 894 determined resistance, took crest at 1445, pushed forces N toward 931 by 400m W to Hill 485 and overlooked village of Tutayon
Sept 16	NKPA counter-attacks focus on 23rd Infantry sector but 9th is also hit
Sept 17	Wounded in action; evacuated to Japan; Three weeks in hospital

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fter the tour in Korea, he was sent back to Washington and worked for a time at Fort Indiantown Gap training center for replacement troops. On 27 Jun 1953, the US Military Training Mission (USMTM) was established as a result of a meeting between King Abdul Aziz and FDR years earlier and Captain Anderson was sent to Riyadh for a year. In July of 1954, construction had begun on NSA facilities at Ft. Meade. NSA, formerly known as the Armed Forces Security Agency (AFSA) and the next assignment was to Ft. Meade where, except for a two-year tour in Germany, he remained until retirement.

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he US had been in Vietnam since 1950 and from 1955 to 1960 had about 1500 advisors there. In 1961, that number doubled and in February 1962 the role changed to active support. Retirement seemed appropriate at this point and with the Army service in the 30s plus the time with the Marines, there was enough time to qualify for a 20-year retirement and he was released from active duty on 30 Jun 1962^[8].

Active Duty Service Dates

Service	Enlistment Date	Termination Date	Duration
Army	1939	1940	10 mos 24 days
Marines	12 January 1942	7 April 1946	4 years 2 mos 16 days
Marines	22 February 1947	21 Feb 1949	2 years
Army	22 August 1949	30 June 1962	12 years 10 mos 18 days

Residence

1924-1927: Delaney household; 1024 Otis St. NE, Washington, D.C.^[3]

1927-1945: Savage household; 3224 10th St NE, Washington, D.C.^[1][2]

1946: Mollari household; 2623 Otis St. NE, Washington, D.C.^[9]

1950: Ft. Riley, KS

1951: 3256 Queenstown Dr., Mount Rainier. MD

1954-1958: 1100 8th St., Laurel, MD

1958-1960: Vogelweh, Kaiserslautern, Germany

1960-1962: 1100 8th St., Laurel, MD

1962-1964: 1025 Montrose Ave., Laurel, MD

1968: Bramble Ln, Laurel, MD

1969-1975: 219 Royal Arms Way, Glen Burnie, MD

1975-1986: 9 Sloop Lane, Ocean Pines, MD

Death

Died from cancer in the USAF Hospital,Andrews AFB^[4]

Buried in Arlington Nation Cemetery Section 60 Site 7508, interment 8 Apr 1986^[10][11]

DNA

MRCA=Most Recent Common Ancestor

• MRCA: Raymond Anderson/Margaret Delaney

Paternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between Judy Anderson and Thomas Anderson, 1st cousins, for 964 centimorgans shared across 41 DNA segments

Maternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between Judy Anderson and Thomas Anderson, 1st cousins, for 964 centimorgans shared across 41 DNA segments

Paternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between JBS and Thomas Anderson, 1st cousins once removed, for 277 centimorgans shared across 19 DNA segments

Maternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between JBS and Thomas Anderson, 1st cousins once removed, for 277 centimorgans shared across 19 DNA segments

• MRCA: John Savage/Mary Flaherty

Maternal relationship is confirmed by a 180 cM Family Finder with 58 cM in the longest block: match between Cecilia MacCarthy and Thomas Anderson second cousins once removed.

• MRCA: Edmund Flaherty/Ellen (Drury) Flaherty

Maternal relationship is confirmed with a triangulated MyHeritage test match of 15.5 cM on chromosome 7 between Risteard O'Fuarain/James Anderson: 5c ; James Anderson/MF: 4c1r; MF/Risteard O'Fuarain: 3c1r

• MRCA: Martin Delaney

Maternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between KFS and Thomas Anderson 2nd cousins once removed. for 23.3 centimorgans shared across 3 DNA segments.

Maternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between JS and Thomas Anderson half-3rd cousins. for 27 centimorgans shared across 2 DNA segments. longest segment 14 cM

• MRCA: Patrick Delaney/Margaret Fogarty

Maternal relationship is confirmed with a triangulated MyHeritage test match on chromosome 5 for 10.3 cM and chromosome 19 for 20.6 cM between between Rosanne Whiting/Jimmy Anderson: 3c1r; Jimmy Anderson/RD: 3c1r; RD/Rosanne Whiting: 3c

Maternal relationship is confirmed by a triangulated MyHeritage test match between JMS, Gloria (Eugarde) Horne, and Thom Anderson sharing a 8.7 cM segment on chromosome 3; JMS/Gloria (Eugarde) HorneL 3c2r, Gloria (Eugarde) Horne/Thom Anderson: 3c1r, Thom Anderson/JMS:4c1r

Maternal relationship is confirmed with a triangulated MyHeritage test match on chromosome 3 for 8.2 cM and chromosome 19 for 20.6 cM between GEH/Thomas Anderson: 3c1r, Thomas Anderson/RD: 3c1r; RD/GEH: 3c

Maternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between Terrence Delaney and Thomas Anderson 2nd cousins twice removed. for 48 centimorgans shared across 4 DNA segments.

Maternal relationship is confirmed with a triangulated MyHeritage test match of 17 cM on chromosome 11 between Gloria (Eugarde) Horne and Ricky Anderson. 3rd cousins once removed, Ricky Anderson and CLO, 4th cousins. CLO/Gloria (Eugarde) Horne, 3rd cousins once removed

• MRCA: Maurice Hayes/Mary Wallace

Maternal relationship is confirmed with a MyHeritage test match between SH and Thomas Anderson 2nd cousins twice removed for a longest segment of 20.5 cM and 42.1 cM shared across 4 DNA segments.

• MRCA: Ernest Robert Anderson/Carrie Ellen Pulman

Paternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between SAB and Thomas Anderson, second cousins once removed. Predicted relationship reported by 23andMe: 3nd Cousins based on sharing 71 centimorgans shared across 5 DNA segments.

Paternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between PA and Thomas Anderson, second cousins. Predicted relationship reported by AncestryDNA: 2nd Cousins based on sharing 138 centimorgans shared across 9 DNA segments; Confidence: Extremely High.

Paternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between WA and Thomas Anderson, second cousins. Predicted relationship reported by AncestryDNA: 2nd Cousins based on sharing 126 centimorgans shared across 7 DNA segments; Confidence: Extremely High.

Paternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between TZ and Janice Hobson, second cousins once removed. Predicted relationship reported by AncestryDNA: 3rd Cousins based on sharing 53.4 centimorgans shared across 4 DNA segments; Confidence: Extremely High.

Paternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between James Anderson and KZ second cousins once removed. Predicted relationship reported by AncestryDNA: 3rd cousins based on sharing 111 centimorgans shared across 7 DNA segments: Confidence: Extremely High

Paternal relationship is confirmed with a 23andMe test match between KAB and Thomas Anderson, second cousins. Predicted relationship reported by 23andMe: 3nd Cousins based on sharing 91 centimorgans:

Paternal relationship is confirmed with a 23andMe test match between Katie Anderson and Thomas Anderson, second cousins once removed. Predicted relationship reported by 23andMe: 3nd to 4th Cousins based on sharing 99 centimorgans:

• MRCA: Lyburn Anderson

Paternal relationship is confirmed through Y-chromosome DNA testing at FTDNA, Tom Anderson and Thomas Anderson, match at a Genetic Distance of 0 on 111 markers thereby confirming their direct paternal lines back to their MRCA Lyburn Anderson.

• MRCA: Lybrun Anderson/Barbara Wilson

Paternal relationship is confirmed with an MyHeritage test match between KA and Thomas Anderson, third cousins with two segments on chromosome 1 of 13.2 cM and 38.4 cM.

Paternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between Dan Brede and Janice-Hobson, third cousins. Predicted relationship reported by AncestryDNA: Third Cousins based on sharing 161 centimorgans shared across 9 DNA segments; Confidence: Extremely High.

Paternal relationship is confirmed with a GEDmatch test match between Susan (Belcher) Larson A305128 and Thomas Anderson, Sr LL438994, second cousins twice removed for 41 cM; longest segment 15.5 cM

Paternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between Tom Anderson and James Anderson, third cousins. Predicted relationship reported by AncestryDNA: 2nd to 3rd Cousins based on sharing 163 centimorgans shared across 4 DNA segments, longest segment 68 cM

Paternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between Tom Anderson and Janice (Anderson) Hobson, third cousins. Predicted relationship reported by AncestryDNA: 2nd to 3rd Cousins based on sharing 160 centimorgans shared across 3 DNA segments, longest segment 82 cM

Paternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between TA and Janice (Anderson) Hobson, third cousins. Predicted relationship reported by AncestryDNA: 2nd to 3rd Cousins based on sharing 122 centimorgans shared across 4 DNA segments, longest segment 82 cM

• MRCA:Thomas Pulman, Jr./Sarah (Watkins) Pulman

Paternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between DDH and Thomas Anderson, third cousins. Predicted relationship reported by 23andMe: 3rd Cousins based on sharing 59 centimorgans shared across 3 DNA segments.

Paternal relationship is confirmed with a 116.8 cM match with a 32.5 segment on chromosome 7 and a 22.1 segment chromosome 20 between Ned Donaldson GEDmatch A245309 and Thomas Anderson GEDmatch YD1800116, second cousins once removed.

Paternal relationship is confirmed with a 44 cM 23andMe match between TM and Thomas Anderson, third cousins. Predicted relationship reported by 23andMe: 3rd Cousins based on sharing 44 centimorgans shared with an 18.71 segment on chromosome 1 and an 18.67 segment on chromosome 14

Paternal relationship is confirmed with a 23andMe test match between Jacqueline (Rhea) Espey and Thomas Anderson third cousins. Sharing 31cM on chromosome 5

Paternal relationship is confirmed with a 23andMe test match between Jacqueline (Rhea) Espey and Richard Anderson third cousins. Sharing 26 cM on chromosome 4 and 17 cM on chromosome 5

• MRCA: Elijah Anderson/Eleanor Fowler

Paternal relationship is confirmed by a triangulated group consisting of CBC, NMO, and James Anderson GEDmatch A224009 sharing a 23.2 cM segment on chromosome 18; CBC/NMO: 5c1r; CBC/James Anderson: 5c1r; NMO/James Anderson: 5c

Paternal relationship is confirmed by a triangulated group consisting of CBC, NMO, and Richard Anderson GEDmatch M496482 sharing a 23.2 cM segment on chromosome 18; CBC/NMO: 5c1r; CBC/Richard Anderson; 5c1r; NMO/Richard Anderson; 5c

Paternal relationship is confirmed by a triangulated group consisting of MR, NMO, and James Anderson GEDmatch A224009 sharing a 10.57 cM segment on chromosome 18; MR/James Anderson: 4c1r, NMO/James Anderson: 5c; NMO/MR: 4c1r

• MRCA: John Dunlap Brown/Lucy Doggett

Paternal relationship is confirmed by a triangulated group consisting of LHT, Robin (Gates) Wall GEDmatch DT1521180 and Thomas Anderson GEDmatch RM7102686 sharing an 8.4 cM segment on chromosome 7; LHT/Thomas Anderson, 5c1r; LHT/Robin (Gates) Wall, 4c1r; Robin (Gates) Wall/ Thomas Anderson. 6c

• MRCA: Patrick Delaney/Johanna (Savage) Delaney

Maternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between CM and Janice (Anderson) Hobson 2nd cousins once removed. Predicted relationship reported by AncestryDNA: 3rd - 4th cousin based on sharing 139 centimorgans shared across 10 DNA segments: Longest segment: 28 cM

• MRCA: Thomas Derrick Runyon/Martha Ann Drake Dunn

Paternal relationship is confirmed by a triangulated group consisting of MR, DC, and James Anderson GEDmatch A224009 sharing a 19.53 cM segment on chromosome 18; MR/James Anderson: 7c1r; MR/DC: 8c1r; DC/James Anderson: 7c1r

• MRCA: Edward Wilson/Phoebe Jane Flemming

Paternal relationship is confirmed with a triangulated MyHeritage test match on chromosome 11 for 8.2 cM and on chromosome 11 for 29 cM between MCW/Thomas Anderson: 6c1r; Thomas Anderson/Carl Bogue: 6c1r; Carl Bogue/MCW: 5c

Paternal relationship is confirmed with a triangulated MyHeritage test match on chromosome 11 for 9.5 cM between MCW/James Anderson: 6c1r; James Anderson/Carl Bogue: 6c1r; Carl Bogue/MCW: 5c

• MRCA: Robert Irvine/Margaret Wylie

Paternal relationship is confirmed with a MyHeritage test match of 7.4 cM on chromosome 16 between Polly Watkins/PHC: 8c2r, Jimmy Anderson/PHC: 7c2r; Polly Watkins/Jimmy Anderson: 10c

• MRCA: John Todd (1660-1719)

Paternal relationship is confirmed through Y-chromosome DNA testing at FTDNA, MT, a patrilineal descendant of Andrew Todd (1702-1791) and Thom Anderson, match at a Genetic Distance of 5 on 67 markers thereby confirming their direct paternal lines back to their MRCA John Todd (1660-1719)

• MRCA: Robert Todd

Paternal relationship is confirmed through Y-chromosome DNA testing at FTDNA with James Todd and Thomas Anderson matching at a Genetic Distance of 5 on 67 markers thereby confirming their direct paternal lines back to their MRCA Robert-Todd.

• MRCA: Archibald Campbell/Margaret Campbell

Paternal relationship is confirmed with a MyHeritage triangulated test match on chromosome 1 for 14.3 cM between TAL, Nicole Wheelock, and Thom Anderson; Nicole Wheelock: 14c1r; Thom Anderson/Nicole Wheelock: 10c; Thom Anderson/TAL: 9c3r

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} "United States Census, 1930", database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XM2W-MZX : 25 November 2015), Thomas A Anderson in entry for Debbie Savage, 1930.
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1 2.2} "United States Census, 1940," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K73Q-FQY : accessed 16 October 2016), Thomas Anderson in household of Margret Anderson, Tract 93, District of Columbia, Police Precinct 12, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 1-487, sheet 6A, family 92, Sixteenth Census of the United States, 1940, NARA digital publication T627. Records of the Bureau of the Census, 1790 - 2007, RG 29. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 2012, roll 570.
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1} "United States Census, 1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MNGS-KQ8 : 14 December 2015), Margaret Delany in household of Pat Delany, Washington, Washington, District of Columbia, United States; citing sheet 1A, NARA microfilm publication T625 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 1,820,213.
4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.1}

   U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007

   Name	Thomas Francis Anderson	Gender	Male
   Race	White	Birth Date	6 Dec 1924
   Birth Place	Washington, District of Columbia	Death Date	Apr 1986
   Mother	Margaret M Delaney	Father	Raymond W Anderson

5. ↑ 10th St NE, Washington, D.C.
6. ↑ "United States Census, 1930," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XM2W-MZZ : accessed 12 December 2016), Raymond Anderson in household of Debbie Savage, Washington, Washington, District of Columbia, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) ED 356, sheet 5A, line 13, family 60, NARA microfilm publication T626 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 2002), roll 303; FHL microfilm 2,340,038.
7. ↑

   United States Marriages Transcription

   First name(s)	Thomas Francis	Last name	Anderson
   Sex	Male	Age	19
   Birth year	1925	Event	Marriage
   Year	1944	Event date	08 Jan 1944
   State	District of Columbia	Country	United States
   Spouse's first name(s)	Erna Frances	Spouse's last name	Mollari
   Spouse's sex	Female	Spouse's age	19
   Spouse's birth year	1925	FamilySearch film number	002319410
   Record set	United States Marriages	Category	Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
   Subcategory	Civil Marriage & Divorce	Collections from	Americas, United States

8. ↑ Beneficiary Identification Records Locator Subsystem (BIRLS) Death File. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
9. ↑ draft registration Selective Service Registration Cards, World War II: Multiple Registrations The National Archives
10. ↑ National Cemetery Administration. Nationwide Gravesite Locator
11. ↑ Memorial

See also:

• Anderson, Thomas. Anderson Family Records. Date 2000. Currently in possession of Anderson, Thomas. Includes names, birth, and death dates of family members from 1874 to 2000.