Individual 1092: Anhorn, Fredrick

Individual Record 1092

Name} Anhorn, Fredrick (Fred)

Family History} Olson

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Race} White

Sex} Male

Birth: Date} Fam 15 Jan 1909

Place} Irvine, Alberta

Marr.1: Date} Fam Nov 1937

Place} Imperial, Saskatchewan

Marr.2: Date} Fam 10 Jul 1981

Place} Imperial, Saskatchewan (Link)

Death: Date} Fam 21 Sep 1989

Place} Imperial, Saskatchewan

Burial: Date} Aft 21 Sep 1989

Place} Imperial Cemetery, Imperial, Saskatchewan

Grave Marker} Yes

Source 1}	353 = Family notes
Source 2}	374 = Letter
Source 3}	956 = Geog history
Source 4}	1540=1916 SK cen
Source 5}	1541=1921 Can cen
Source 6}	1413=Cemetery rec
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Parents: } Joseph Anhorn and Christina Mueller
Relationship No.} None

1st Household No.} 618 = Big Arm, Last Mountain, Saskatchewan

Occupation 1} Truck driver
Occupation 2}

Religion/Church} Methodist

Spouses: Prime} Gullacher, Vina
Detwiller, Marion Henrietta
Total Number of} 2

Notes: Fredrick Anhorn (Fred) was born 15 Jan 1909 in Irvine, Alberta, Canada. He was the fourth of ten children of Joseph Anhorn and Christina Mueller, immigrants from Russia. In the 1916 Saskatchewan census, Joseph, 34, and Christina, 35, were living in the Rural Municipality of Big Arm, Last Mountain, Saskatchewan. Joseph was a farm laborer. The children were Emil, 12, Hugo, 10, Fred, 7, Goltove(sp?), 6, and John, 3 years. In the 1921 Canada census, Joseph was now a farmer, farming on a different section. The children were Emil, 17, and old enough to farm, Hugo, 14, Fred, 12, Golloff (sp?), 10, and John, 8.

As told by Fred in The Imperial Review [p. 116-117], he came to Imperial in 1936, and married Vina Gullacher of Imperial. They live on the Gullacher farm for several years, and had four children. They left the farm, and Fred drove a truck for the Imperial Garage for many years. After working on the farm for two years, he drove for Mel Cam Equipment, then Mid Town Equipment. His wife Vina passed away in 1980, and is buried in the Imperial Cemetery, Imperial.

Fred was active in sports, and coached the baseball and hockey teams, was a goal judge for hockey, and was active in curling. He played the drums with a local group.

On 10 Jul 1981, Fred married Marion H. James (nee Detwiller). Fred died 21 Sep 1989. He is buried in the Imperial Cemetery, next to his first wife.

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Last Updated
by} Karen Hancock

Date Updated} 30 Jan 2014
Date Created} 27 Jan 2014

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