Benjamin Anderson
Occupation:
Dale and Bumgardner Payroll. Benjamin Anderson worked as a laborer grading the Capitol grounds.
Individual Stories
Charles G. Anderson
Occupation:
See the previous entry for Charles Anderson who lived at 88 Sherburne Ave. This may be the same person.
Charles E. Anderson
Occupation:
1901 City Directory. Hoisting engineer, Charles E. Anderson was born in Sweden in 1858 and emigrated in 1870.
Charles Anderson
Occupation:
Charles Anderson ran for Vice President of the St. Paul Stone Cutters Local in December of 1899. This may be the same stone cutter as Charles G. Anderson (next individual entry) who lived at 98 Front in 1898. Many stone cutters lived at the Sherburne address.
Charles Anderson
Occupation:
1904-1905 Payroll. Engineer Charles Anderson listed Butler Bros. as his employer in the 1904 City Directory and is in the Payroll records.
Claus Anderson
Occupation:
1904-1905 Butler Bros. Payroll. Claus Anderson gave his employer as Butler Bros. in the 1904 City Directory.
Edward Anderson
Occupation:
1904 City Directory Edward Anderson was born in Sweden in 1866 and came to Minnesota in 1888. In 1904, when Edward was working on the Capitol as a laborer, he was living at this boarding house with his wife, Gertrude, and their new baby. Olaf B. Hanson also lived here.
Ernest Anderson
Occupation:
1904 City Directory. Ernest Anderson worked as a laborer on the Capitol.
George Anderson
Occupation:
1903 City Directory. Carpenter George Anderson was born in Denmark in 1851 and emigrated in 1878. He and his wife, Mary, raised a family in St. Paul while he worked as a carpenter. Anderson lived a long life and was still living in St. Paul at the age of 85 in 1940.
Martin Anderson
Occupation:
1904 Payroll and City Directory. Martin Anderson was a mason who worked in the Capitol.