Howard Anderson

  Noted events in his life were:

• connection. The connection between Lynn Anderson and myself through the Davies line goes like this:
Lyn Anderson (1951)
His father was Howard Anderson (1923)
His father was Arthur Anderson (1898)
His father was Percy Anderson (1867)
His father was Luke Anderson (1837) & he also had William Anderson (1880)
He had Herbert Anderson (1904)
He had Lynn Anderson (1934) who married Lorraine Walker (c1935)
Her father was Cecil Walker (who died in 1961)
His father was Charles Walker (1870)
His father was Thomas Walker (1844) who married Mary Mahoney (1852)
Her father was Daniel Mahoney (1805) who married Leah Shrimpton (1824)
Her father was Richard Shrimpton (c1762) & he also had Richard Shrimpton (1826)
He had Richard 3rd Shrimpton (1855) who married Susannah Jeffery (1857)
Her father was John Jeffery (1834)
His father was John Jeffery (1808)
His father was James Jeffery (1781) & he also had William Jeffery (1803)
He had James Jeffery (1837)
He had Mary Jeffery (1860) who married William South (1854)
They had Annie South (1891) who married Leslie Rice (1885)
They had Hazel Rice (1913) who married Emmett Whyte (1899)
They had Sandra Whyte (1943) who married Colin Parker (1936)
His father was Arthur Parker (1894)
His mother was Martha Parker (1872)
Her mother was Elizabeth Roser (1844)
Her father was John Roser & he also had John Roser (1838)
He had George Roser (1868)
He had Charles Roser (1897)
He had George Roser (1923) who married Olive Elliot (1924)
Her mother was Doris Emery (1903)
Her mother was Phoebe Davies (1876)
Her father was Joseph Davies (1852) & he also had G A Davies (1894)
He had Colin Davies (1925)
He had me Robyn Bray (nee Davies) (1950)

Howard married Cecily Thurlow Anderson, daughter of Alfred Cecil Redvers Anderson and Olive Frances Elizabeth Thurlow, on 16 Aug 1950 in Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng) South Africa. (Cecily Thurlow Anderson was born on 23 Dec 1931 in Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng) South Africa and died on 28 Dec 2000 in Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng) South Africa.)