Andrew purchased 100 acres of land from Tom Adams in Port Union at the corner of Lawrence and Port Union Road in 1852 He built the stone house that was to become the family social center for years to come. The home was affectinately called "The Manor".
Andrew's was a family of "quietly achieved church and public endeavors". He was a powerful man with a long flowing beard, and was an outstanding pioneer, as well as a driving spirit in the church, on political campaigns, and on the farm.
Andrew's was a family of "quietly achieved church and public endeavors". He was a powerful man with a long flowing beard, and was an outstanding pioneer, as well as a driving spirit in the church, on political campaigns, and on the farm.
Andrew purchased 100 acres of land from Tom Adams in Port Union at the corner of Lawrence and Port Union Road in 1852 He built the stone house that was to become the family social center for years to come. The home was affectinately called "The Manor".
Andrew's was a family of "quietly achieved church and public endeavors". He was a powerful man with a long flowing beard, and was an outstanding pioneer, as well as a driving spirit in the church, on political campaigns, and on the farm.
Andrew's was a family of "quietly achieved church and public endeavors". He was a powerful man with a long flowing beard, and was an outstanding pioneer, as well as a driving spirit in the church, on political campaigns, and on the farm.
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In loving memory of Andrew Annis born Sep. 11, 1823, died Mar. 31, 1912.
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