BIOGRAPHIES: Ever B. ANDERSON, Lincoln Township, Trempealeau Co., WI

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Ever B. Anderson, who is operating a good farm of 160 acres in Lincoln 
Township, was born in Dane County, Wisconsin, Oct. 30, 1863, son of Bennett 
and Ellen (Everson) Anderson, and grandson of Gilbert and Ingeborg 
(Fladegaard) Anderson.  Like all boys of the early days he grew up on the 
parental farm and acquired his education at the district schoolhouse.  
Remaining at home until 24 years of age, he then engaged in farming for 
himself in Lincoln Township, near Independence, and there followed 
agricultural operations until 1904.  Selling his farm that year he moved to 
his present one, which he still operates.  This farm was owned and operated 
for manhy years by A. W. Anderson (an uncle of Ever B.), or until his death, 
Sept. 10, 1902.  Mr. Anderson's farm is well improved and bespeaks thrift 
and good judgment of its owner.  His stock is of the Durham grade breed, 
numbering about 35 head.  Mr. Anderson is a man of good judgment and ability 
and the family are highly respected in the county.  Mr. Anderson was married 
Dec. 15, 1890, to Carrie Evenson, then of Arcadia Township.  She was born in 
Dane County, Wisconsin, July 5, 1866, daughter of Peter and Maria Evenson, 
early settlers of Trempealeau County.  Mr. and Mrs. Anderson have seven 
children:  Ellen M., born Oct. 22, 1891, is now Mrs. George A. Anderson.  
She and her husband reside on a farm in Long Lake Township, Washburn County, 
Wis.  They have on child, Hans A.  Palma B., born Dec. 2, 1893; Geralt A., 
born Oct. 2, 1896; Ina E., born Oct 28, 1898; Clark E., born May 6, 1901; 
Robert W., born March 13, 1903, and Ruth L., born May 2, 1908, are all 
residing at home.  The family are members of the Norwegian Lutheran Church 
of America.

-Transcribed from the "History of Trempealeau County Wisconsin, 1917", page 548