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Rosanna Anderson 1799–1851 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1799

Birth Location: Richmond County, Georgia

Death Date: 1851

Death Location: Georgia

Father: Elisha Anderson

Mother: Mary Holtzendorf

Spouse(s): Baldwin MIller

Children(s):

In 1799, Rosanna Anderson entered the world in Richmond County, Georgia, born to Elisha Anderson And Mary Holtzendorf. Rosanna Anderson married Baldwin Miller. Rosanna Anderson passed away in 1851 in Georgia.

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Biography

  • In 1799, Rosanna Anderson entered the world in Richmond County, Georgia, born to Elisha Anderson And Mary Holtzendorf.
  • Rosanna Anderson married Baldwin Miller.
  • Rosanna Anderson passed away in 1851 in Georgia.

Immediate Family

Parents

Elisha Anderson
1750–1807
Birth Location: Virginia
EA
Mary Holtzendorf
1763–1805
Birth Location: Midway, Liberty County, Georgia
MH

Spouses(s)

Baldwin MIller
1798–1873
Birth Location: Georgia
BM

Children(s)

Rosanna Anderson's Ancestors

Self
Rosanna Anderson
1799–1851
Birth Place: Richmond County, Georgia
Parents
Elisha Anderson
1750–1807
Virginia
Mary Holtzendorf
1763–1805
Midway, Liberty County, Georgia
Grandparents
Frederick Holtzendorf
1738–1767
Purysburg, South Carolina
Mary (Ann) Miller
1745–
Great-Grandparents
John Holtzendorff
1713–1754
Elizabeth Stafford
1716–1789
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Von Holtzendorff
1690–

Rosanna Anderson's Timeline

2 Records

1799
1799
Birth of Rosanna Anderson in Richmond County, Georgia
Richmond County, Georgia
1851
1851
Age 52
Death of Rosanna Anderson in Georgia
Georgia

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1799
    Event Place: Richmond County, Georgia

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1851
    Event Place: Georgia
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