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  <PERSON ID="p23" SEX="M">
    <REFERENCE SOURCE="s44"/>
    <FATHER PERSON="p37"/>
    <MOTHER PERSON="p1099"/>
    <NAME>
      <GIVEN>Judson McDaniel</GIVEN>
      <SURNAME>Anderson</SURNAME>
    </NAME>
    <BIRTH>
      <PLACE>Montgomery County, KY, 1893</PLACE>
      <DATE>19 Jul 1894</DATE>  
    </BIRTH>
    <DEATH>
      <PLACE>Mt. Sterling, KY</PLACE>
      <DATE>27 Apr 1941</DATE>  
    </DEATH>
    <NOTE><body>
      <p>Agriculture College in Iowa</p>
      <p>Farmer</p>	
      <p>32nd degree Mason</p>
      <p>
        He shot himself in the pond in the back of Sideview 
        when he found that he was terminally ill. It has also 
        been claimed that he was having money and wife 
        troubles. (He and Zelda did not get along and he was 
        embarrassed to have  married her.) It has further been 
        claimed that this was part of the Anderson family 
        curse.
      </p>
    </body></NOTE>
  </PERSON>

  <PERSON ID="p36" SEX="F">
    <REFERENCE SOURCE="s43"/>
    <FATHER PERSON="p37"/>
    <MOTHER PERSON="p1099"/>
    <NAME>
      <GIVEN>Mary English</GIVEN>
      <SURNAME>Anderson</SURNAME>
    </NAME>
    <BIRTH>
      <PLACE>August 4, 1902?, Sideview, KY</PLACE>
      <DATE>8 Apr 1902</DATE>  
    </BIRTH>
    <DEATH>
      <PLACE>Mt. Sterling, KY</PLACE>
      <DATE>19 Dec 1972</DATE>  
    </DEATH>
  </PERSON>

  <PERSON ID="p37" SEX="M">
    <REFERENCE SOURCE="s29"/>
    <REFERENCE SOURCE="s43"/>
    <FATHER PERSON="p1035"/>
    <MOTHER PERSON="p1098"/>
    <NAME>
      <GIVEN>Samuel English</GIVEN>
      <SURNAME>Anderson</SURNAME>
    </NAME>
    <BIRTH>
      <PLACE>Sideview</PLACE>
      <DATE>25 Aug 1871</DATE>  
    </BIRTH>
    <DEATH>
      <PLACE>Mt. Sterling, KY</PLACE>
      <DATE>10 Nov 1919</DATE>  
    </DEATH>
    <NOTE>
      <body>
        <p>
          Samuel English Anderson was known in Montgomery 
          County for his red hair and the temper that went 
          with it. He did once <strong>kill a man</strong>, 
          but the court found that it was in self-defense. 
        </p>

        <p>
          He was shot by a farm worker whom he had 
          fired the day before for smoking in a tobacco barn.
          Hamp says this may have been self-defense, because he 
          threatened to kill the workers for smoking in the 
          barn. He also says old-time rumors say they mashed 
          his head with  a fence post. Beth heard he was cut to 
          death with machetes in the field, but Hamp says they 
          wouldn't be cutting tobacco in November, only 
          stripping it in the barn.
        </p>
      </body>
    </NOTE>
    
  </PERSON>

  <PERSON ID="p1033" SEX="M">
    <REFERENCE SOURCE="s43"/>
    <FATHER PERSON="p37"/>
    <MOTHER PERSON="p1099"/>
    <NAME>
      <GIVEN>Thomas Corwin</GIVEN>
      <SURNAME>Anderson</SURNAME>
    </NAME>
    <BIRTH>
      <DATE>16 Jan 1898</DATE>  
    </BIRTH>
    <DEATH>
      <PLACE>Probably Australia</PLACE>
    </DEATH>
    <NOTE>
      <body><p>
         Corwin fought with his father and then left home. 
         His last letter was from Australia.
       </p></body>
     </NOTE>
  </PERSON>

  <PERSON ID="p1034" SEX="M">
    <REFERENCE SOURCE="s43"/>
     <FATHER PERSON="p37"/>
    <MOTHER PERSON="p1099"/>
    <NAME>
      <GIVEN>Rodger French</GIVEN>
      <SURNAME>Anderson</SURNAME>
    </NAME>
    <BIRTH>
      <DATE>26 Nov 1899</DATE>  
    </BIRTH>
    <DEATH>
      <PLACE>Birmingham, AL</PLACE>  
    </DEATH>
    <NOTE>
      <body><p>
        Killed when the car he was driving hit a pig in the 
        road; Despite the many suicides in the family, this is
        the only known sowicide.
      </p></body>
    </NOTE>
  </PERSON>

  <PERSON ID="p1035" SEX="M">
    <NAME>
      <GIVEN>Thomas Corwin</GIVEN>
      <SURNAME>Anderson</SURNAME>
    </NAME>
    <BIRTH>
      <DATE>24 Aug 1845</DATE>  
    </BIRTH>
    <DEATH>
      <PLACE>Mt. Sterling, KY</PLACE>
      <DATE>18 Sep 1889</DATE>  
    </DEATH>
    <NOTE>
      <body>
        <p>Yale 1869 (did not graduate)</p>
        <p>Breeder of short horn cattle</p>
        <p>He was named after an Ohio senator. The name Corwin 
          is from the Latin <i>corvinus</i> which means 
       <i>raven</i> and is akin to <i>corbin</i>/<i>corbet</i>. 
         In old French it was <i>cord</i> and in Middle English 
         <i>Corse</i> which meant <i>raven</i> or <i>cow</i>.
        </p>
        <p>Attended Annapolis for one year, possibly to 
          avoid service in the Civil War.</p>
        <p>He farmed the old Mitchell farm
          and became known as a leading short horn breeder. 
          He suffered from asthma and wanted to move to 
          Colorado in 1876 to avoid the Kentucky weather, but 
          he didn't.
           </p>         
       </body>
    </NOTE>
  </PERSON>

  <PERSON ID="p1098" SEX="F">
    <REFERENCE SOURCE="s29"/>
    <NAME>
      <GIVEN>LeAnah (Lee Anna, Annie) DeMint</GIVEN>
      <SURNAME>English</SURNAME>
    </NAME>
    <BIRTH>
      <PLACE>Louisville, KY</PLACE>
      <DATE>1 Mar 1843</DATE>  
    </BIRTH>
    <DEATH>
      <REFERENCE SOURCE="s16"/>
      <PLACE>acute Bright's disease, 504 E. Broadway</PLACE>
      <DATE>31 Oct 1898</DATE>  
    </DEATH>
    <NOTE>
      <body>
        <p>Writer (pseudonymously) for Louisville Herald</p>
        <p>Ann or Annie was from Louisville. She wrote under 
           an assumed name for the Louisville Herald.</p>
      </body>
    </NOTE>
  </PERSON>

  <PERSON ID="p1099" SEX="F">
    <REFERENCE SOURCE="s39"/>
    <FATHER PERSON="p1100"/>
    <MOTHER PERSON="p1101"/>
    <NAME>
      <GIVEN>Cora Rucker (Blevins?)</GIVEN>
      <SURNAME>McDaniel</SURNAME>
    </NAME>
    <BIRTH>
      <DATE>1 Aug 1873</DATE>  
    </BIRTH>
    <DEATH>
      <REFERENCE SOURCE="s41"/>
      <REFERENCE SOURCE="s60"/>
      <PLACE>Sideview, bronchial trouble TB</PLACE>
      <DATE>21 Jul 1909</DATE>  
    </DEATH>
    <NOTE>
      <body>
        <p>She was engaged to General Hood of the Confederacy, 
        but she was seeing Mr. Anderson on the side. A servant 
        was posted to keep Mr. Anderson away. However the girl 
        fell asleep, and Cora eloped with Mr. Anderson.</p>
       </body>
     </NOTE>
  </PERSON>

  <PERSON ID="p1100" SEX="M">
    <NAME>
      <GIVEN>Judson</GIVEN>
      <SURNAME>McDaniel</SURNAME>
    </NAME>
    <BIRTH>
      <DATE>21 Feb 1834</DATE>  
    </BIRTH>
    <DEATH>
      <DATE>9 Dec 1905</DATE>  
    </DEATH>
  </PERSON>

  <PERSON ID="p1101" SEX="F">
    <NAME>
      <GIVEN>Mary E.</GIVEN>
      <SURNAME>Blevins</SURNAME>
    </NAME>
    <BIRTH>
      <DATE>1847</DATE>  
    </BIRTH>
    <DEATH>
      <DATE>1886</DATE>
    </DEATH>
    <BURIAL>
      <PLACE>Machpelah Cemetery, Mt. Sterling KY</PLACE>
    </BURIAL>
  </PERSON>
  
  <PERSON ID="p1102" SEX="M">
    <REFERENCE SOURCE="s29"/>
    <NAME>
      <GIVEN>John Jay (Robin Adair )</GIVEN>
      <SURNAME>Anderson</SURNAME>
    </NAME>
    <BIRTH>
      <REFERENCE SOURCE="s43"/>
      <PLACE>Sideview</PLACE>
      <DATE>13 May 1873</DATE>  
    </BIRTH>
    <DEATH>
      <DATE>18 Sep 1889	</DATE>
    </DEATH>
    <NOTE><body><p>
      Died of flux. Rumored to have been killed by his brother.
    </p></body></NOTE>
  </PERSON>
  
  <FAMILY ID="f25">
    <HUSBAND PERSON="p37"/>
    <WIFE PERSON="p1099"/>
    <CHILD PERSON="p23"/>
    <CHILD PERSON="p36"/>
    <CHILD PERSON="p1033"/>
    <CHILD PERSON="p1034"/>
  </FAMILY>
  
  <FAMILY ID="f732">
    <HUSBAND PERSON="p1035"/>
    <WIFE PERSON="p1098"/>
    <CHILD PERSON="p1102"/>
    <CHILD PERSON="p37"/>
  </FAMILY>

  <FAMILY ID="f779">
    <HUSBAND PERSON="p1102"/>
  </FAMILY>

  <SOURCE ID="s16">newspaper death notice in purse</SOURCE>
  <SOURCE ID="s29">English-Demint Anderson Bible</SOURCE>
  <SOURCE ID="s39">
    Judson McDaniel &amp; Mary E. Blevins Bible
  </SOURCE>
  <SOURCE ID="s41">
    Cora McDaniel obituary, clipping from unknown newspaper
  </SOURCE>
  <SOURCE ID="s43">Anderson Bible</SOURCE>
  <SOURCE ID="s44">
    A Sesquicentenial History of Kentucky
    Frederik A. Wallis &amp; Hambleon Tapp, 1945, 
    The Historical Record Association, Hopkinsville, KY
  </SOURCE>
  <SOURCE ID="s60">
    Interview with Ann Sandusky, May 1996
  </SOURCE>

</FAMILY_TREE>
