Bio of Fred Anding (b.1845)Wabasha Co., MN

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Anding – 

Fred Anding, farmer, was born in Germany in 1845. When he was eight years old 
he came to this country with his parents, who settled in Wisconsin. In 1859 he 
removed to Glasgow Township, Wabasha County, and after a residence of six years 
he bought a farm in Gillford Township, where he has since lived. He has one 
hundred and twenty acres of well improved land all under cultivation, and 
sufficiently stocked to make it quite profitable. One of Mr. Anding’s chief delights 
is to own the finest team of horses in the section of country in which he lives. He 
was married at Wabasha in 1866, to Louisa Umbreight, and seven children have 
been born to them. They are both members of the German Lutheran church at 
Jacksonville. 

Note: This biography was taken from the book “History of Wabasha County” 
copyrighted in 1884.