If anyone has info on these people please feel free to enlighten me. My great-great grandmother Anna Anderson 1860-1929, (according to her tombstone) married Charles Overdorf. Anna is related to these Andersons who settled in Lincoln Co., WA but how she connects I don't know. Hope this info helps, Here's what I have so far:
Anderson, Adolph (b. December 14, 1886 in Sweden; d. August 6, 1969 in Lincoln Co, WA)
Block E2, Lot 35, Plot 6
“Father”
“Born in Sweden”
Residence at time of death: Lincoln Co; death cert #19366
came to US in 1893
married about 1924 to Maudie Emma Greeno

Anderson, Amy Alice (b. 1900; d. 1946)
Block E2, Lot 4, Plot 4
Buried next to Edwin

Anderson, Anna (b. April 1875 in IL; d. 1958) nee Sidel
Block E2, Lot 15, Plot 2
Stone states Anna with 1875-1958 only – no last name
married on June 11, 1895 to George Anderson

On the 1910 census she had had 4 children with 4 living
1. Mary C. Anderson b. August 1896 in WA; married Walter Cecil Nunn
2. Georgia Anderson b. February 1898 in WA
3. David N. Anderson b. about 1902 in WA
4. Norman A. Anderson b. about 1905 in WA
5. Lavina R. Anderson b. about 1915 in WA

Anderson, Anna P. (b. October 1854 in Sweden; d. 1932) nee Johansdotter
not on rootsweb
Block E2, Lot 4, Plot 5
“Mother”
Stone states Anna P. with 1854-1932 only - doesn’t include last name
buried next to John
married John Anderson

Anna & John’s children:
1. Adolph Anderson: b. December 14, 1886 in Sweden
2. Edwin Anderson: b. August 1890 in Sweden
3. Ada Anderson: born June 1893 in Sweden
4. Hulda Anderson: born February 15, 1896 at Reardan, Lincoln, WA – there was a Hulda Anderson that married Ralph Kinnan

Anderson, August (b. May 21, 1858 in Sweden; d. April 12, 1918)
not on rootsweb
Block E2, Lot 4, Plot 1
brother of John Anderson

Anderson, Clara Anna (b. January 29, 1897; d. December 1, 1983 in Lincoln Co, WA)
Block W1, Lot 10, Plot 2
At time of death, lived in Lincoln Co; death cert #26304
Age 86 years; 518-20-9484

Anderson, David (b. March 17, 1902; d. February 17, 1997)
not on rootsweb
Block E2, Lot 22, Plot 1
shares stone with Martha
“Love Lives On”

Anderson, Doris A. (b. July 18, 1906 in Cheney, WA; d. June 18, 1990 in Spokane, WA) nee: Lane
Block E2, Lot 22, Plot 6
Shares stone with Norman
“Precious Memories”
At time of death, lived in Lincoln Co; death cert #19472
age 83 years; 537-18-7993
married September 4, 1930 in Deer Park

Funeral services for Doris Anderson, 83, a lifetime Reardan area resident, were held June 22, 1990 at the Chapel of Flowers, Riplinger Funeral Home in Spokane. Rev. Philip Falk of Reardan officiated. Graveside services were held at the Reardan Cemetery. Mrs. Anderson, who died June 18, 1990 in Spokane, was born in Cheney and graduated from Cheney Normal School (EWU). She then taught at Star, Wild Rose, Kellogg, Idaho and Mount View Schools. She married Norman Anderson in 1930 and they farmed at Reardan and still lived on the same farm. She was a pianist and organist and was a member of the Methodist Church, Daughters of the Nile, Ladies Oriental Shrine, LOS Kashmars, Davenport Chapter of the Eastern Star and the Waukon Grange. Survivors included her husband, Norman; one foster son, Herman Scholer, Jr. of Reardan; one sister, Leona Nelms of Spokane; and one brother, David Lane of Deer Park; numerous nieces and nephews. The family suggests that memorial contributions be made to the Shriner’s Hospital for Crippled Children, N. 820 Summit Blvd, Spokane 99201-1598 or the charity of the donor’s choice. [Davenport Times; July 5, 1990]

Anderson, Edna A. (b. February 1, 1924; d. August 10, 1981)
Block A, Lot 50, Plot 5
Lived in Spokane; death cert #19995; age 57 years; 583-03-8530; middle initial is listed as “G”; stone has middle initial as “A”
Shares stone with William

(Age 57) Passed away August 10, 1981 at her farm residence, 8 miles NE of Reardan, WA. Survived by her husband, William Anderson, at the home; one son, Scot Anderson, Reardan, WA; one daughter, Mrs. Larry (Lorrie) Stetson, Yakima, WA; two grandchildren, Tiffany and Lindsay Stetson, Yakima, WA; one sister, Mrs. Russell (Audrienne) Claar, Pasco, WA; mother, Mrs. Lena Colby, Sunnyside, WA; numerous nieces. A member of the Reardan Presbyterian Church and the Reardan Booster Club. A member of Chi Omega Sorority at WSU. Funeral services Friday, August 14, 1981 at 11:00 a.m. at the Chapel of Strate Funeral Home, Davenport, WA. Pastor Philip Falk officiating. Interment Reardan Cemetery, Reardan, WA. Mrs. Anderson will lie in state Wednesday, August 12, 1981 from 6:00-9:00 pm and on Thursday, August 13, 1981 from 4:00-9:00 pm at the Strate Funeral Home, Davenport, WA. Memorial gifts may be made to the American Heart Assn., Inland Empire Chapter or the Reardan Booster Club c/o Bruce Johnson, Reardan, WA 99029. [From “Obituaries in Spokane Washington Newspapers, 1981” page 111 at the Downtown Spokane Library; GEN 979.737 OBITUAR 1981]

Anderson, Edwin (b. August 1890 in Sweden; d. October 30, 1951 in Spokane Co, WA)
Block E2, Lot 4, Plot 3
next to Amy Alice
came to US in 1893; death cert #18870; age 61 years
son of John & Anna

Anderson, George (b. April 1850 in Scotland; d. 1932)
Block E2, Lot 15, Plot 1
stone has George and 1850-1932 only – no last name
on 1900 census put birth year as 1849
came to US around 1870-1873; became citizen in 1884; married about 1895 to Anna Sidel

Anderson, Harold C. II (Harry) (b. November 18, 1947; September 25, 2003 in CA)
Block E2, Lot 35, Plot 2
“Beloved Son, Father, Brother, Husband and Friend”

Anderson, Harold C. (b. May 6, 1925; d. April 18, 1969 in Spokane, WA)
Block E2, Lot 35, Plot 1
“Washington SMC USNR”
United States Naval Reserve
lived in Spokane; death cert #10174

Anderson, Helen Gertrude (b. 1930; d. November 6, 1990 in Lincoln Co, WA)
Block W1, Lot 10, Plot 1
residence: Lincoln Co
Death cert #30758; age 60 years; 537-28-4729

Anderson, John (b. April 1856; d. November 24, 1939)
Block E2, Lot 4, Plot 6
buried next to Anna P.
“Father”
Stone states John and 1856-1939 only – no last name
married Anna Johansdotter
Anna & John’s children:
1. Adolph Anderson: b. December 14, 1886 in Sweden
2. Edwin Anderson: b. August 1890 in Sweden
3. Ada Anderson: born June 1893 in Sweden
4. Hulda Anderson: born February 15, 1896 at Reardan, Lincoln, WA – there was a Hulda Anderson that married Ralph Kinnan

Anderson, Martha (b. January 7, 1901; d. December 9, 1973 in Lincoln Co, WA) nee Holznagel
Block E2, Lot 22, Plot 2
Shares stone with David
“Love Lives On”
Lived in Lincoln Co; death cert #29286

Daughter of Martin Holznagel (b. 1856 in Germany; d. December 13, 1914 at Waukon, Lincoln, WA) and Laura Theresa Troedel (b. July 3, 1870 in Germany; d. February 25, 1948 at Waukon, Lincoln, WA). Martin & Laura were married May 29, 1891 in Stevens Co, WA

Martha married George Heineman in June 1921. He was born in 1892 in Chicago, IL and died 1939 in Edwall. They had:
1. Ralph Dean Heinemann b. July 13, 1925 in Reardan; d. January 14, 2006 in Billings, MT;
“Reardan.—Funeral for Ralph Dean Heinemann, 80, is scheduled at 11 a.m. Friday, Jan 20, at the American Lutheran Churchin Billings, MT, with burial in Yellowstone Valley Memorial Park. Mr. Heinemann died Saturday, Jan 14, at his Billings home. He had suffered a stroke at Thanksgiving. Born July 13, 1925 in Reardan to George and Martha Heinemann, he was the third of four siblings in a wheat farming family. After attending a country school for three years, consolidation moved him to elementary and high school classrooms in Edwall. He joined the US Navy in 1943, went through boot camp at Farragut, Idaho, engineering school in Illinois and water tender school in Philadelphia, PA. He served in the Phillipine Islands, Okinawa, Hong Kong, China and Shanghai during WW II and was at sea during a Christmas Eve attack by the Japanese. After his 1946 discharge, he earned a degree in animal husbandry from WSC. He worked at Armor and Company in Spokane as a cattle buyer, later moving to Portland, OR.... He married Marilyn Tollefson, March 10, 1974 in Billings.... He was preceded in death by his parents, step-father, Dave Anderson, two brothers, Laurence and Robert Heinemann; a sister, Ruth Hilby and brother-in-law, Noel Hilby. He leaves his wife of almost 32 years, nephew and nieces... Dahl Funeral Chapel of Billings handled arrangements.” (Davenport Times: 1-19-2006)
2. Lawrence Heinemann
3. Ruby Heinemann married Noel Hilby
4. Robert Heinemann

FARMER TAKES OWN LIFE
The body of GEORGE HEINEMAN, 47 year old Edwall farmer, who had been missing for nearly a week, was found late yesterday in the woods near Long Lake in Spokane county, with a gunshot wound through the head. Coroner I. C. COLLINS of Spokane county said ill health and financial reverses prompted Heineman to take his own life. He had been troubled with a nervous disorder prior to his disappearance, the coroner said. The Edwall man bought a .22 caliber rifle September 21, the day he was reported missing, and apparently took his life the same day. MARTIN SCHETLER, a farmer near Long Lake, discovered the body in a deeply wooded section. He is survived by a brother at Cheney and a sister in Spokane. Both Lincoln and Spokane county officers had been searching for Heineman since last Thursday, following a report of his disappearance. [The Davenport Times-Tribune; September 28, 1939]

EDWALL FARMER TAKES OWN LIFE
The body of George Heineman, 47-year-old Edwall farmer, who had been missing six days, was found late yesterday in the woods near Long Lake, a gunshot wound through the head. Ill health and financial reverses prompted Heineman, who had been troubled with a nervous disorder prior to his disappearance, to take his own life, Coroner I.C. Collins said. The Edwall man bought a .22-caliber gun the day he was reported missing, September 21, and apparently took his life the same day, the condition of the body indicated. Martin Schetler, resident near Long Lake, discovered the body in a deeply wooded sector. Among Heineman's survivors is a brother, F.W. Heineman of Cheney, and a sister in Spokane. The body is at the Smith funeral home. [Spokesman Review; September 28, 1939; p. 6]

HEINEMANN, George, A. – Age 47 years. He was a resident of Edwall, Wash. Survived by his wife, Martha Heinemann; 3 sons, Lawrence, Dean and Robert Heinemann, and 1 daughter, Ruth Heinemann, all of Edwall, Wash.; 1 brother, F.W. Heinemann, Cheney, Wash.; 3 sisters, Mrs. Anna Hanning, Reardan, Wash.; Mrs. Arthur Miller, Spokane, and Mrs. Earl Nelson, Los Angeles, Calif. Funeral Fri., Sept. 29, at 2:30 p.m. from the Smith Funeral Home, W1124 Riverside Ave. Rev. Orville Dennis will officiate. [Spokesman Review; September 29, 1939; p. 15]
**where is George buried?

Martha Anderson, lifelong resident of the Waukon area, was buried Dec. 12, in the Reardan Cemetery following services in Cheney. The Rev. Clifford Saunders, a former pastor of the Reardan Presbyterian Church, officiated. She died Dec. 9 at her home, Route 2, Edwall. An avid bowler, Mrs. Anderson had previously bowled with the Better Haves, local women’s league, and had helped many beginners learn the game. She was also a member of Starlight Chapter No. 90, Order of Eastern Star, Reardan, and Waukon Grange No. 894. Survivors include her husband David Anderson, at the home; one daughter, Ruth Hilby, Maple Valley; three sons, Ralph Heinemann, Billings, MT; Lawrence Heinemann, Long Beach, WA, and Robert Heinemann, Colville; two brothers, Frank Holznagel, Veradale, and Martin Holznagel, Spokane; four sisters, Katherine Bedker, Mabton; Anna Childers, Wilbur; Magdalena Kilmer, Spokane; and Freda Logan, Edwall. [Davenport Times: 12-20-1973]

Martha was one of 14 children:
1. Magdalena Holznagel; d. after 1973; married Conrad F. Kilmer and G. James Williamson;
2. Katherine Holznagel; married Leroy Elvin Bedker (b. November 24, 1905 in Kansas; d. August 14, 1997 in Grandview, WA)
3. John J. Holznagel; b. May 26, 1892 in Waukon; d. May 28, 1969 in Cheney, Spokane, WA
4. Joe Holznagel; b. 1893; d. 1893; lived 9 days
5. Anna Holznagel; b. September 28, 1894 in Waukon; d. May 10, 1984 at Grand Coulee, Grant, WA; married September 22, 1919 in Spokane to Robert Guy Childers: b. August 15, 1885 in Scotland; d. May 15, 1969 in Grand Coulee, Grant, WA
6. Hedwig Holznagel; b. May 11, 1896 in Waukon; d. 1961 at Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada; married on June 29, 1916 in Almira, Lincoln, WA to Andrew Holte: b. January 1893 in Almira, Lincoln, WA; d. 1958 at Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada
7. Phillip Holznagel; b. February 25, 1898 in Waukon; d. January 28, 1933 at Waukon, Lincoln, WA
8. Thomas Holznagel; b. October 28, 1899 in Waukon; d. July 1948 at Waukon, Lincoln, WA
9. Martha Holznagel; b. January 7, 1901 in Waukon
10. Frieda Holznagel; b. April 28, 1902 in Waukon; d. January 11, 1994; married on November 9, 1927 in Spokane to Verle Byron Logan: b. December 21, 1902 in Edwall; d. October 9, 1989 in Puyallup, WA
11. Paul Holznagel; b. October 25, 1903 in Waukon; d. January 23, 1973 at Reardan, Lincoln, WA
12. Leo Holznagel; b. April 15, 1909 in Waukon; d. March 31, 1967 at Espanola, Spokane, WA; married Doris Magnuson
13. Martin Holznagel; b. February 11, 1911 in Waukon; d. June 6, 1990 in Spokane
14. Francis Andrew Holznagel (Frank); b. November 22, 1913 in Waukon; d. January 3, 1991 in Spokane, Spokane, WA: married Lucille Wiggin

Anderson, Maudie Emma (b. October 15, 1905 in Nebraska; d. December 25, 1974 in Spokane, WA) nee: Greeno
Block E2, Lot 35, Plot 5
“Mother”
married on June 10, 1924 to Adolph Anderson
at time of death, lived in Lincoln Co; death cert #29085

Anderson, Melvin A. (b. June 1929; d. March 1930)
Block E1, Lot 31, Plot 4

Anderson, Nils (b. 1872 in Sweden; d. 1956)
not on rootsweb
Block E1, Lot 30, Plot 2
married Vendla about 1897
“Father”
Shares stone with Vendla

came to US about 1900; was a mail carrier on 1910 & 1930 census; farmer on 1920
Nils & Vendla’s children:
1. Hildur Anderson; b. 1897 in Sweden; d. 1921; buried at Reardan Cemetery; married Andrew Swedberg
2. Carl M. Anderson; b. 1904 in WA
3. Nita V. Anderson; b. about 1907 in WA
4. Anna C. Anderson; b. about 1908 in WA
5. Edith E. Anderson; b. about 1910 in WA
6. Helen D. Anderson; b. about 1912 in WA
7. Vera I. Anderson; b. about 1915 in WA
8. Vern N. Anderson; b. about 1917 in WA

Anderson, Norman A. (b. August 23, 1904 in Waukon, WA; d. June 1, 1998 in Reardan, WA)
Block E2, Lot 22, Plot 5
shares stone with Doris A.
married September 4, 1930 in Deer Park
“Precious Memories”

Anderson, Vendla (b. June 22, 1877 in Sweden; d. September 24, 1970 in Spokane, WA)
Block E1, Lot 30, Plot 3
Shares stone with Nils
“Mother”
At time of death, lived in Spokane; death cert #21760
married about 1897 to Nils Anderson; came to US about 1902; [soc sec has death date as 9/15/1970 and dob as 6/22/1877; WA state death index has death date as 9/24/1970]
Nils & Vendla’s children:
1. Hildur Anderson; b. 1897 in Sweden; d. 1921; buried at Reardan Cemetery; married Andrew Swedberg
2. Carl M. Anderson; b. 1904 in WA
3. Nita V. Anderson; b. about 1907 in WA
4. Anna C. Anderson; b. about 1908 in WA
5. Edith E. Anderson; b. about 1910 in WA
6. Helen D. Anderson; b. about 1912 in WA
7. Vera I. Anderson; b. about 1915 in WA
8. Vern N. Anderson; b. about 1917 in WA

Anderson, William M. (b. February 20, 1922 in Reardan, WA; d. June 9, 2000 in Reardan, WA)
Block A, Lot 50, Plot 6
Shares stone with Edna
Reardan — Funeral service were Tuesday, June 13, for William M. Anderson, 78, who died June 9 at his Reardan home. Pastor Phil Falk officiated at the service at Strate Funeral Home in Davenport. Burial was at Reardan Cemetery. Born Feb 20, 1922 in Reardan to Robert and Hazel (Stevenson) Anderson, he graduated from Reardan High School and earned a degree in agronomy from WSU. He was an US Army veteran of WW II. He belonged to Reardan Presbyterian Church, the Spokane County ASCS Committee for 15 years, the Reardan School Board and the Reardan American Legion as a lifetime member. He was a past president of the Reardan Lions Club, an honorary member of the Reardan FFA and a past master of the West Deep Creek Grange. He also was the greens and grounds chairman for three years and served on the board at the Apache Wells Country Club in Mesa, AZ. He was preceded in death in 1981 by a wife, Edna Anderson. He leaves his wife, Betty (Chambers) Anderson, at the home; a son, Scott and Lorri Anderson; a daughter, Lorrie and Larry Grevstad; two stepsons, Craig and Mary Ann Bell and Dennis and Kathy Bell; 15 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren; a brother, Foster Anderson. Strate Funeral Home in Davenport handled arrangements. [Davenport Times: 6-15-2000]

Swedberg, Francis (b. 1921; d. 1922)
Block E1, Lot 30, Plot 6
son of Hildur Anderson & Andrew Swedberg
shares stone with Hildur

Swedberg, Hildur (b. 1897 in Sweden; d. 1921) nee Anderson
Block E1, Lot 30, Plot 5
daughter of Nils & Vendla Anderson
shares stone with Francis

Plot owned by Andrew Swedberg (Andrew was born 5/5/1884 in MN; was married to Hildur at the time he completed WWI registration card (in 1918); he was the son of Peter (b. August 1856 in Sweden) & Carrie Swedberg (b. June 1862 in Sweden) on 1883 MN census, Peter was married to Betsy Swedberg (b. about 1860 in Sweden); there was an Andrew Swedberg that died in Hennepin Co, MN on 12/15/1943; and one that died October 9, 1947 in Cass Co, MN