BIOGRAPHIES: Cornell H. ANDERSON, Independence, Trempealeau Co., WI

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Cornell H. Anderson, a prominent insurance man of the State of Wisconsin, 
now living in Milwaukee, claims Trempealeau County as his place of nativity, 
his birth having taken place in Independence, Aug. 8, 1885.  His parents, 
Henry and Cassandra (Everson) Anderson, took him to Superior, Wis., as a 
child, and there he passed through the graded and high schools.  Entering 
the insurance buisness at the age of 17, he became clerk in the office of 
an agency at Superior, and there thoroughly learned the business.  In 1910 
he assumed the duties of his present position as special State agent, 
inspector and adjustor for the Home Fire Insurance Company of New York.  
With an office at Milwaukee, he covers the entire State.  He is a "hustler," 
and is widely known for his business ability and his good fellowship.

-Transcribed from the "History of Trempealeau County Wisconsin, 1917", 
pages 625 - 626