John Anderson (Ormond Beach)
American
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
| 1876/00/00 | Soon after arriving in New Britain, John Anderson from Portland, Maine, settles on a 80 acres of land acquired with Samuel Dow and Charles Fox. | Life | Talahloka | Ormond Beach | |||
| 1886/00/00 | An Adirondack Rustic style bunkhouse is built from palmetto logs at 19 Orchard Lane for John Anderson to house carpenters and workmen hired to build his resort and bridge. It is the only surviving structure from Anderson's original Santa Lucia plantation. | Developer | Talahloka | Ormond Beach | |||
| 1886/00/00 | John Anderson builds a palmetto log house at 17 Orchard Lane as lodging for workmen employed on the building of the Ormond Hotel (lost) and a bridge to the mainland next to his own plantation. Adirondack Rustic style dwelling was razed in 2019. | Developer | Talahloka | Ormond Beach | |||
| 1887/00/00 | Developer | Ormond Hotel Cupola | Ormond Beach | ||||
| 1911/02/19 | John Anderson passes away. Mr Anderson is buried at Evergreen Cemetery in Portland, Maine. | Died | Evergreen Cemetery | Portland, ME |
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