George Anderson, 22, married Mary Hoskins, 16, on 6 Jul 1889 by W J Clark, Jp. This license granted upon statement of J L Malone, bondsman and written consent of Miss Hoskins that Miss Hoskins is an orphan - no guardian. Book J-157 Hempstead County, Arkansas.
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Sept 15, 1870 Census Sylamore, Stone County, Arkansas
1 1 Anderson, J.A. W M 31 farmer Tenn
Elzabeth W F 26 keeping house Tenn
George W M 9 Ark <- this George doesn't appear to be same as Geo Anderson of 1880 as age descrepancy.
James W M 7 Ark
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June 23, 1870 Census Jefferson Township, Jackson County, Arkansas
84 82 Copeland, Wesley W M 23 works on farm Tenn
Mary W F 25 keeping house Miss
Buchanan W M 2 Ark
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June 12, 1880 Census Sylamore, Stone County, Arkansas
167 188 Copeland, John W. W M 34 Farmer Tenn Tenn Tenn
Mary A. wife W F 33 keeping house Ark Tenn Tenn
Buckhanan son W M 12 Ark Tenn Ark
Louisa E. dau W F 1 Ark Tenn Ark
Anderson, Geo stepson W M 12 works of farm Ark Tenn Ark <- uncertain if this is correct George Anderson?
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June 7, 1890 1st Territorial Census of Ok, Dist 7, Town 18 Range 2, Page 7 (Online Image 31 says Logan)
#78 Peirce, John R. head W M 50 ILL 50 3m
Mineroa J. wife W F 51 MO 51 3m
George F. son W M 22 ILL 22 3m
James W. son W M 20 MO 20 3m
Anderson, Mary E. dau W F 18 MO 18 3m
Anderson, George son-n-law W M 24 MO 24 3m <- uncertain if this is correct George Anderson?
Gleason, Johnnie adopted-son W M 20 NY 20 3m
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June 7, 1900 Census Nevada County, Ark., Caney Township, Dist 6-8, Sheet 3
66 47 Anderson, George head W M unk unk unk marr 12 Ark unk unk Farmer
Mary wife W F unk unk unk marr 12 Miss unk unk
Maud dau W F Oct 1892 x sing Ark Ark Miss
Tom son W M Dec 1894 x5 sing Ark Ark Miss
Callie dau W F Aug 1891 8 sing Ark Ark Miss
Catha dau W F Aug 1896 3 sing Ark Ark Miss
Claud son W M Aug 1899 9/12 sing Ark Ark Miss
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Apr 23, 1910 Census Township 3, McCurtain County, Oklahoma Sheet 5B
107 170 Anderson, George head M W 39 m1 22 Ark Ark Ark
Mary wife F W 35 m1 22 10 8 Ark Ark Ark
Maude dau F W 18 sing Ark Ark Ark
Thomas son M W 14 sing Ark Ark Ark
Cathie dau F W 13 sing Ark Ark Ark
Callie dau F W 10 sing Ark Ark Ark
Ranie dau F W 9 sing Ark Ark Ark
Odie dau F W 6 sing Ark Ark Ark
Etter dau F W 3 sing Ark Ark Ark
John R. son M W 9/12 sing Ark Ark Ark <- I believe this is our Robert O. Anderson, Sr.
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Feb 20, 1920 Census Miller County, Ark., Sulphur Township, Dist 4-75 10A
170 179 Anderson, George head M W 53 wid Ark USA USA Farmer
Etta M dau F W 13 sing Ark Ark unk
Robert son M W 10 sing Ark Ark unk
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George Anderson lived at 1211 Spring Street, Mena Arkansas at the time of death. The funeral was paid for by P L Grant, son-in-law,
and by order of Geo N. Autry, son-in-law, and was interned at Pine Crest Cemetery.
He was a saw mill worker and died of Pul and TB (Record of funeral 28 Feb 1935 , Beasley Funeral Home of Mena, Arkansas.)
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Mena, Ark Newspaper - Obit ran March 7, 1935
George Anderson, aged local resident, died Wednesday, Feb 27, at 9 o'clock at the the home of his daughter, Mrs George M. Autrey at 1211 Spring street.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home with Rev. John T. Davis officiating.
Interment was at Pine Crest Memorial park with arrangements by the Beasley Funeral home.
Mr. Anderson was 76 years of age at the time of his death. He was born in Caddo Parish, Louisiana.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs Etta Mae Anderson,
two sons, Thomas Anderson of Plain Dealing, La., Robert Anderson of Kilgore, Texas
and six daughters, Mrs. Frank Westbrook
and Mrs. T.G. Westbrook of Kilgore, Texas,
Mrs. Jimmy Grant and Mrs. R.O. Jenkins of Norphlet,
Mrs Joe Campbell of Louisville, Ky., and Mrs G.M. Autrey of Mena.
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As of Feb 2010, it is commonly believed the obit spouse of Etta Mae is incorrect as Etta Mae is daughter (spouse of R.O. Jenkins)
And only explanation for why Caddo Par, LA was given as birth is that "Widow" Westbrook is probable from Caddo Par, LA.
Just bad information all around in Funeral Records, Death Certifcate incomplete, and Obit. At the time, no one knew the full truth - John D. Anderson, Jr.

Mrs. Etta Mae Anderson is daughter (not spouse) Etta Mae Anderson Jenkins, spouse of Roy Otto Jenkins.
Thomas Anderson is son and spouse of Mary Magdalene "Maggie" Allen Anderson.
Robert Anderson is son and spouse of Nelwyn Marie Harrison Anderson.
Mrs. Frank Westbrook is daughter Kathy Westbrook Anderson and spouse of Frank Westbrook.
Mrs. T. G. Westbrook is daughter Roney Betsy Anderson and spouse of Thomas "Gude" Westbrook.
Mrs. Jimmy Grant is daughter Callie "Jimmie" Anderson Grant, spouse of P. L. Grant.
Mrs. R. O. Jenkins is daughter (not spouse) Etta Mae Anderson Jenkins, spouse of Roy Otto Jenkins.
Mrs. Joe Campbell is daughter Oda Anderson Cambell, spouse of Joe Campbell.
Mrs. G. M. Autrey is daughter Maude Wright Anderson Autry, spouse of George Newton Autry.
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Frances Rosetta "Rosie" Roberts Westbrook is widow of John Henry Westbrook and the "Widow" Westbrook that was with George Anderson after 1920 for only a few weeks, then left to go live with her son "Pete" Westbrook which was before the death of George Anderson.
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Jack Anderson - Jan 14, 2008 - from Webbers Falls, OK say he remembers something Aunt Etta Mae told me once. Her father (George), told her he remembers as a child selling newspapers on the street corners of Texarkana in his LONGSHIRT.
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Frances Louise Westbrook Neatherly - Jan 13, 2012 from Monroe, LA area says that George and Mary both were of Cherokee or Choctaw Indian heritage from Panhandle area of OK Territory.
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Claude died as a pre-teen. His pocket knife was given to his brother Robert. Nell, Robert's wife has kept it all these years. Source: Nell Anderson, 1999.