Anderson, William ^{2 3}

  Death Notes:

It has not been ascertained where William (1724) died, but is at present presumed to be here.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Religion. ⁶ P26 of Source states that he was a Dissenter of the Independent Denomination and was burried in Bunhill Fields, the famous Non-Conformist burial ground in England.

• Occupation. ⁷ According to a scrapbook compiled by Alice Kitching, married to George Elliot Caldwall Anderson, there is a statenent by Maria Elizabeth Anderson that William was a silk merchant in partnership with Messrs Reid and Green in London.
Note that on the marriage certificate for William Anderson and Catherine Turner one of the witnesses was a Thomas Reid

• Historical. ⁴ Following on the Event recorded for Margaret, the citation found for William read as follows :- "George Anderson in Wagley had a child baptised named William. Witnesses: George Anderson and (illegible writing) in Salty(?) and Andrew Hace(?) Note that the witness, George Anderson, probably was William's brother or father.

• 0ccupation. ⁸ Check Date for transmission to Edward

• Historical: Aberdeen Family History Society - 2009, Sep 14, 2009, Aberdeen Scotland. Newhills Parish Record reads -
"Anderson July 21, 1724 George Anderson in Wagley had a child baptised named William witnesses named George Anderson in Sclaty and? Andrews? Place?

William married Catherine Turner on Jul 5, 1768 in Saint Botolph, Bishopsgate, London, U.K..¹ (Catherine Turner was born about 1738 in Devonshire, England,⁵ died on Mar 12, 1797 ^{2 3 5} and was buried in Bunhill Fields, London ⁵.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Marriage. ¹ IGI Individual Record MOO1611 (1754-1784) Source Call No. 0380147 for Catherine Turner gives her marriage to William Anderson on the 5 July 1768 and reveals the location of the marriage at Saint Botolph, Bishopsgate. London.
I located the Church near Liverpool Station in outside Bishopsgate and photos and a map are included herein.
R.B.Anderson 21 July 2006