Hans - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: looking for Brian Dippie, author, Custer's Last Stand: The Anatomy of an American Myth

volunteerMT — 2009-11-23 18:32:12Z

You can "google" the name: Brian Dippie, and discover that he is a Professor of History at the University of Victoria. He has apparently written and published a number of books on the 'old west.'

looking for Brian Dippie, author, Custer's Last Stand: The Anatomy of an American Myth

daninor — 2009-11-10 19:30:42Z

I would like to talk with Brian about his comments in quotes below about my grand uncle, Fred Hans--

Custer's Last Stand: The Anatomy of an American Myth - Page 87 by Brian W. Dippie - History - 1994 - 214 pages
"... Captain Charles L. Von Berg and Fred M. Hans occupied worlds of their own, all-inclusive creations contained entirely within their minds. Though they filled these miniature globes to bursting, they were left to explain why their adventures made so little impress on the outside world, on history at large.

Custer's Last Stand: The Anatomy of an American Myth - Page 79 by Brian W. Dippie - History - 1994 - 214 pages
"---actually discovered the mutilated remains of the General, with the "long dark hair" still on his severed head. Besides modestly asserting that in his capacity as "official investigator of the Custer Massacre for the War Department" he rounded up the recalcitrant Sioux alnost single-handedly, "Lone Star" Fred M. Hans also purported to have found the bodies of the Seventh Cavalry troopers, while Captain Charles L. Von Berg, who carried dispatches to Custer from General Terry in one account, from General Crook in another, told how he discovered---"

If anyone is interested, I have Fred Hans diary during his scouting days in the 1870s.

Please reply directly to --
dadbrown_99@yahoo.com

Re: Seeking decendants of Fred Hans

STARofLONESTAR — 2009-11-04 12:39:45Z

Hello Glen,
I received this post today. I am Montana Hans Weyer niece, Granddaughter of Lillian Caroline Hans McClain, Montana's sister. If you will contact dadbrown_99@yahoo.com, he will give you information you are looking for.
Charlene Plopper* Sallee

Re: Seeking decendants of Fred Hans

glensco63 — 2009-11-03 17:43:43Z

Montana Weyer was my Grandmother. She wrote a book about her father Fred M. Hans called Trailing the Teepees. Fred died in an elevator accident in 1923 when he was working as a nightwatchman for the Omaha World Herald. I believe that he was 60-61. Montana Helena Weyer passed away in 1987 at the ripe old age of 96. I grew up in Ainsworth, NE about a quarter of a mile from her, and she was a wonderful lady who had a great impact upon my life. My email is glensco63@yahoo.com and my name is Glen Weyer. I am currently living in Asia. Where are you located at? I was unaware that Nancy Elvira Daniels was of Indian descent. Do you happen to know of what tribe. I have seen a picture of her so it does make some sense. That would give me Native American blood on both sides of my family, but one would never guess it. The book is actually called The Great Sioux Nation.

Relative of Fred M. "Lone Star" HANS wants to submit biographical info

daninor — 2009-10-31 03:07:10Z

My gd uncle Fred Hans was born 12 July 1861 in Bremer Co. Iowa and died 17 April 1923 in Omaha. Fred had a very interesting life and colorful career as indicated by Fred’s diary and also by the more than 30 obituaries and over 300 newspaper articles and those are just the ones that have been digitized or available by searching on-line or thru membership! Undoubtedly there will be many more articles in newspapers located within the archives on microfilm/fiche of various libraries, museums or historical and genealogical societies.

During the life and career of Fred HANS, starting in 1876 as a scout for the Army at age 16, Fred participated in numerous historically significant events with various famous and or infamous people that were associated with our American West including the Indian wars of the Rocky Mtn states and the territories of the western Great Plains states region prior to statehood, as well as with bandits and stage robbers of the lawless frontier up until about 1900 as a deputy US Marshall and also as a special agent for various gov’t agencies. Fred Hans also served as Chief of Detectives for two different railroads at the same time in Nebraska and Iowa.

The published newspaper and magazine articles substantiate the entries or events in Fred's 276 page diary.

Please contact "Dan Brown" dadbrown(followed by a underscore)(_)followed by 99 followed by @ followed by yahoo.com

Re: Fred M. Hans

STARofLONESTAR — 2009-07-25 13:52:35Z

Paul would you please send the Article of Fred M Hans,From the Literary Digest May 26,1923. I cannot find it.
Regards, Charlene Sallee

Re: Fred M. Hans

daninor — 2009-07-14 00:59:50Z

Paul

Hello again

I agree that it's difficult to believe all of the "claims to fame" that have been published in numerous papers across the mid-west and including the NY Times. In the early 1900's Fred Hans had a close friend named C. R. Porter who worked for the NY papers as a correspondent and in Omaha where Fred lived. I think they both must have realized that keeping his stories alive was their "bread and butter".

At any rate, I would like to talk privately with you at--
dadbrown_99@yahoo.com

I would also like to talk to Bill O'Neal.

What records did you search or where ?

Do you have access to any newspaper archives ?

Can you tell me about your book ? Who published it and the name ?

Can you send me scans and attachments of any page that refers to Fred Hans, please.

Dan in Oregon

Re: Fred M Hans

LeonaLGustafson — 2009-07-13 19:44:58Z

Paul Kirchner's message is at:
http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.hans/57.1.1.2.1.1.1.1/mb...

Probably the best way to get a response from him is to reply directly to his message. ;-)

Fred M Hans

STARofLONESTAR — 2009-07-13 14:35:13Z

To Paul Kirchner
Please contact me,cannot find your Query.

Re: Fred M. Hans

pkirchner132 — 2009-07-04 19:08:41Z

I am not related to Fred M. Hans. I did a little research on him in conjunction with a book I wrote last year. I read Hans's diary which was published in the historical society journal of one of the Western states.

Fred Hans was evidently a scout or trapper. He authored a book about the Sioux which is considered a reliable source. Early in the 20th Century, when the Wild West was being mythologized, Hans began claiming to have had some pretty fantastic adventures on the frontier, as reported in his "diary." These adventures are not plausible. They would have made him one of the greatest gunfighters of the period, and yet no one else seems to have noticed him. Hans also claims to have served as a scout for General Custer, but records make no mention of him. I sent Hans's accounts to the Western historian Bill O'Neal, who dismissed them as fabrications.

Re: Fred M. Hans

STARofLONESTAR — 2009-07-04 16:36:53Z

Hello Paul,

I have read your Post.Would like to know more information
about you and give or get more news of Fred M Hans.
He is my Great Great Grandfather.I live in Laytonville,
California, USA. Please do send a note. Sounds interesting.
I am working on our Family Tree,it has been a big challenge
It is nice to meet new family.

Fred M. Hans

2009-07-03 19:13:51Z

I am looking for information on Fred (or Frederick) M. Hans. He was born in Illinois, year unknown, and died in Kansas City in the mid-twenties. He was killed in an elevator accident at the newspaper he was working at. I am looking for a copy of a newspaper article that detailed his being scalped earlier in life and surviving. Any help you can give will be appreciated.
Judi Jacksohn,
“judij130@yahoo.com”

Re: Fred M. Hans

STARofLONESTAR — 2009-07-03 19:12:46Z

If you will contact me,I have information.
I am a Great Grandaughter of Fred M.Hans.
I live in Laytonville,California,USA
I would also like to know who you are.

Regards,
Charlene Sallee*

Hans, Clarence or Roy or Don

margarethans100 — 2009-03-25 23:12:28Z

I am looking for information on any one of these 3 brothers, all born in the early 1900's. They are the sons of John R. Hans, and Mary Neeinty of Canton, Ohio. Clarence was my husband's grandfather. He died of a gunshot wound while on duty with the Detroit Police Department in 1928. I cannot seem to find information about Clarence's parents--other than their names. I would appreciate any help that you can give. Thank you.
Margaret Hans
margaretinwonderland@msn.com

Re: Eugene Hans

Birgit_Schaare — 2009-03-25 23:10:38Z

Hi, I am from Germany.
Where was he born in Germany.
So fare I have not found a German database for research. You need to find his church of his town. in later time the data was given to the German "Standesamt" of his birth place. Standesamt is an office which carries the information about birth/death/marriage.

My grand grand father is Peter Inver Hans from north Germany.

Eugene Hans

mariecombs — 2009-03-25 23:08:37Z

I am looking for information for Eugene Hans. He was born December of 1846 in Germany. He was married to Marquete, born October 1867 in Texas. They had 5 children, Leon, Eugene, Elizabeth, Isabella, and Agnes. All were born in Texas between 1885 and 1898. Also if you know any web pages on Geneology in Germany.
Thank you.

Lawrence Hans

MSmith0427 — 2009-03-25 23:07:12Z

Searching for Lawrence Edward Hans, a civil war veteran who enlisted in Kentucky in 1861. Following the war, he married Apolonia Mertz. I have a record of all children born to this marriage, but both Lawrence and "Loney" are dead ends. Would appreciate any help. Lawrence born about 1845. Thanks.

John Hans/Scotland/abt.1903

WandaHolmes93 — 2009-03-25 23:04:46Z

My grandfathers(Daniel) father was John Hans and his mother was Mary McJimsey. They were never married. Does anyone know anything about them?

Jacob Hans - Texas

Surveyking — 2009-03-25 22:59:08Z

I am searching for info on a Jacob Hans, born about 1841 in Germany. He lived in Victoria, Texas in 1861 and served in Company B, 6th Texas Infantry during the War between the States. Contact me at surveyor@world-net.net

Re: Seeking decendants of Fred Hans

jpspires31 — 2009-03-25 22:51:58Z

I don't know anything about his descendants, but I have a Fred Hans who immigrated from Germany with his parents, Johann Hans and Dorothy Elizabeth Yurie in 1852. They settled at Watertown,Wisconsin. I don't know where he went after that.
Any chance it's the same Fred Sr.?

Seeking decendants of Fred Hans

effabritius — 2009-03-25 22:50:31Z

Looking for the descendents of Fred Hans , author of "The Big Sioux" and sibling of the kidapped. His parents were Sarah Waldron and Fred Sr. Hans. Fred Jr. married a woman of Indian descent and had one daughter named "Montanna". The family lived in Nebraska.

Hans Family

Durajo — 2009-03-15 23:36:28Z

I was wondering if anyone can give me info the Hans family living on Long Island in the Hempstead, Levittown area during the 1950's. I am working on a family tree and have very little info to go on. I was adopted and the birth records are sealed. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Re: HANS

erinjoslyn — 2009-02-09 20:32:48Z

Dear Dawn -

I am a descendent of Thomas Francis Hans of Bermuda (his father is Thomas Hans of Kent, UK. I have quite a bit of info on the family dating from the late 18th century. Nita Vallis is from a branch of this family.

HANS Cody L 1992

t42Moore — 2008-12-18 21:47:11Z

HANS Cody L 1992

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 198,993 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Re: Hans family in Paris 1870

sbayfield1 — 2008-04-08 16:49:10Z

Many thanks for your reply. I will look into this possible link. Although our Emile Hans was born in Paris I have no idea at present where his ancestors originated. We have photographs of Emile and Adele on my husband's blog at:
http://tonybayfield.blogspot.com/search/label/family

I will reply again if I have more definite information.
Regards
Su

Re: Hans family in Paris 1870

agneshannoyer — 2008-04-08 16:22:41Z

Hello I also have Hans in my tree, françois dominique Hans born in London about 1749; His son established in Wizernes, France. I'm looking for info in England. What attracted my attention is the word "jeweller".Mine was married to Marthe Isabelle Schrubb, born in Benson UK 1749,from apparently quite a wealthy family,linked with the Evans.One of them was an artist fine jewells maker on high street. I'll tryto have a look in Paris for Emile and Adèle and will come back to you if i Have any.
kind regards.
agneshannoyer@hotmail.fr

Hans family in Paris 1870

sbayfield1 — 2007-12-30 23:34:01Z

Hello

I am searching for the family of my husband's great grandfather, Émile Hans.

Émile Hans, was born in 1838 or 1842 (records that we have conflict). We know from his passport, issued on 6 September 1870, that he lived at 32 rue Lepic in Montmartre, the 18th Arrondisment of Paris, and that he worked as a watchmaker and jeweller. He was also an artist, or at least he dabbled a little, three of his sketches survive. We also have a photograph believed to be of his sister Adèle Hans, taken in Paris.

Émile left France for England between September 1870 and April 1871 and appears on the UK Census of 1871, in lodgings and apparently still a bachelor. By 1891, he was married with three children and residing in St Pancras, London.

So far in our search, we have traced Émile's life and offspring in England, but finding records of him and his sister Adèle before he left France is proving more difficult. It seems no census was taken of the population of Paris at this time and many records are known to have been lost or destroyed during the Prussian invasion and subsequent conflicts. I would be grateful for any help with tracing this family in France. I would love to find any record of his parents or siblings.

Regards
S Bayfield

Re: HANS-Central PA

GuyCath — 2006-11-23 02:42:04Z

Charles Albert Hans - was my grandfather born in Milton on 9/20/1864, married Zella Augusta Conway (born 8/21/1883 in Danville, PA) and had 12 children: Sarah Ellen, Charles, Eva Althea, Elmer, Alfred, Martha Jane, David, Ralph Chester, Julia, William, Wilhemina Ruth (died in infantcy) and my mother Irene Edna. Irene is currently the only living child of Charles and Zella. However, there are numerous first cousins (we just met in Milton for Eva's funeral) with Sonny the eldest (b: 1930) and Timothy Wayne the youngest (born 1964). Both Charles and Zella are buried in the Milton cemetary, along with numerous children. Two sister-in-laws are also still living (Alfred's wife - Helen Bobb and Williams wife Marty) Hope this information helps

Re: Christian Hans

laurijh — 2006-07-13 12:46:29Z

This Christian Hans parents were Johann Christian Hans and Hanna Friederika Rebecca Koesling.

Re: My Grand Grand Grand Grandfather

2006-05-16 13:22:39Z

Thank you SO much Christian! I have been very frustrated in my search. I will see if your much appreciated suggestions pan out for me. Thank you again, Marcia

Re: My Grand Grand Grand Grandfather

2006-05-16 08:39:13Z

Hello, I am still checking this board. :-)
There is no place like Seegingen, but there are different Places with that name in match.

I think it comes nearest to
91550 Segringen thats in Bavaria near Nürnberg.

Gisingen is near France and Luxemburg.
Gisingen is in the Saarland, thats a federal state in Germany.

Greetings from Germany
Christian Hans

Re: My Grand Grand Grand Grandfather

2006-05-11 22:45:15Z

Christian, Hope you are still checking boards, and still out there. Not sure if there is a connection or not, but, my Grandmother was a Hans. Her father was Peter Jacob Hans, his father was Albert Jacob Hans, his father was Ingwer Peter Hans, and his father was Peter Hans. He I believe was from Witzwort Germany. I would like to know where Gisingen is. I am searching for my Zoller family in Germany. My grandfather was said to come from Seegingen, and there is no such place. Any ideas? Marcia

Hans Family in Ohio

margarethans — 2006-02-19 13:51:17Z

Hi, My name is Margaret Hans and I am searching for the Hans (originally Hanselman) family in Ohio (Canton & Cleveland). The origninal Hanselman (in my family) who emigrated to the US, was John Hanselman, who settled in Cleveland, Ohio. He was born in 1851, and came to the US in 1869, at the age of 18 years old. He married Augusta Priebe in 1874. They had a daughter, Lydia, and a son, John R. John R. changed his surname from Hanselman to Hans. John R. married a woman named Mary--her maiden name was Neeinty. John R. and Mary had 4 sons: Clarence ("Jack"), Roy, Paul, and Don. John & Mary raised the 4 boys in Canton, Ohio. Clarence ("Jack") married Muriel Genevieve Dewey from Tecumseh, Michigan and they settled in Detroit, Michigan. Clarence and Muriel had one son, David. Clarence was a Detroit Police Office, shot & killed in 1928 in the line of duty. I haven't been able to find any information earlier than John Hanselman and Augusta Priebe, but would appreciate hearing from anybody who may have information on this family. Thank you.
Margaret
margaret_hans@msn.com

Elizabeth HANS and John S. GARDNER, 1817

annamhayes — 2006-01-16 14:26:59Z

Elizabeth HANS married John S. GARDNER in 1817 in Nashville, TN. Who were the parents of the bride and groom? Where were they from? Did they leave descendants? John had two brothers, Thomas and Robert GARDNER.

Re: Hans Family N.Buffalo Mich

2006-01-15 22:07:39Z

Dorothy,

I think you may be confused. I do not know a Dorothy other than you on this Hans message board.

Christian Friederich Edward (Edward) Hans was a brother to my Great-great-grandmother, Emilia (Hans) Esche. I found Edward and Frank Hans, Emilia's brothers, when I was researching Emilia's immigration on Ancestry.com. Emilia, Edward, and Frank Hans all immigrated together on 13 Sep 1854 on the ship Chimborazo. I started to look for more information about Edward Hans when I discovered that he had immigrated with Emilia.

I was interested to know how you came to know the date of Edward's marriage to Bertha. Thank you for sharing your information with me in an earlier posted message. I do not know anything more about Bertha other than that I saw on the 1900 MI Census that she had been married to Edward Hans for 5 years.

Good luck in your research. - Cheryl

Re: Hans Family N.Buffalo Mich

2006-01-15 21:52:50Z

Database: 1880 United States Federal Census
Name: Bertha Klugescheid
Age: 29
Estimated birth year: <1851>
Birthplace: Germany
Occupation: Servant
Relationship to head-of-household: Something other than a direct relationship
Home in 1880: New York (Manhattan), New York City-Greater, New York
Marital status: Single
Race: White
Gender: Female
Father's birthplace: PRUS.GER
Mother's birthplace: PRUS.GER

Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: New York (Manhattan), New York City-Greater, New York; Roll: T9_896; Family History Film: 1254896; Page: 19.2000; Enumeration District: 593; Image: 0041.
1880 U.S. Census Index provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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All use is subject to the limited use license and other terms and conditions applicable to this site.
Appreciation is expressed to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for providing the 1880 U.S. Census Index.

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1880usfedcen&a...=

Re: Hans Family N.Buffalo Mich

2006-01-15 20:33:33Z

Gloria (Hans) Wallace
Quote from one of her emails
"She was my step G-grandma on my paternal side. My Dad and both of his folks were born and raised in Berrian Co., Mich. My Grandfather (Paul Emil) was Edward's youngest son by his 1st wife Catharine"

This is the rest of her 1st. e-mail to me

" have not done an extensive search on Bertha just what I've come across in searching my direct line, and verbally from her "granddaughter", my aunt.
As you know, she married Christian Edward Hans (he went by Edward) on Feb. 1, 1895, possibly in New Buffalo, Berrien Co., Mich. If so it would be recorded in St. Joseph, Berrien co., Mich. It seems I ran across it there once in my searching and wrote the one line down for my records: "Bertha Christina Kaufman from Millwalkie, Wisc. Father Phillip Klugescheid". This leads me to believe she was married previously.

According to a typed copy of the 1900 Fed. Census sent to me by another relative doing research at the time, I have: Bertha born 1850 in Ger., Age 49 yrs., Married 5 yrs., Children living 0, (she & Edward had no children) Father and Mother both born in Ger., Came to US 1871, in US 29 yrs.

She died in 1921 (don't know date) and is supposed to be buried in the Pine Grove Cemetary in New Buffalo, Mich. I have a not to good a picture of head stone which has Edward 1836 - 1916 Cathariine his wife 1838 - 1892 Bertha his wife 1850 - Her death year is not engraved in..

Was the Dorothea you mentioned her sister? Are you related thru her or another sibling? I believe Bertha and Edward lived in New Buffalo, Mich. all their married life. I hope this helps by giving you places and dates to search. Sorry I don't have more info. Did you get any other hits from your query? Am looking forward to hearing from you"

Hope this helps

Re: Hans Family N.Buffalo Mich

2006-01-15 19:39:21Z

No, I do not know of a Gloria Hans Wallace. Sorry.

Re: Hans Family N.Buffalo Mich

2006-01-15 10:30:45Z

Do you know Gloria (Hans) Wallace?

you can e-mail me direct at:

trouble4u at rocketmail dot com

I am researching my GGrandmother Dorothea Klugescheid. I am not sure how they are related.

[Broderbund Family Archive #355, Ed. 1, Passenger and Immigration Lists: G
ermans to America, 1850-1874, Date of Import: Feb 2, 2003, Internal Ref. #
1.355.1.17871.52]

Passenger's Name: Dorothea Klugenscheid
Age: 16
Last Residence: Bavaria
Date of Arrival: Aug 5, 1871
Final Destination: United States
Ship's Name: Hermann
Port of Embarkation: Bremen
Port of Debarkation: New York

[Broderbund Family Archive #355, Ed. 1, Passenger and Immigration Lists: G
ermans to America, 1850-1874, Date of Import: Jun 3, 2003, Internal Ref. #
1.355.1.17871.51]

Passenger's Name: Bertha Klugenscheid
Age: 20
Last Residence: Bavaria
Date of Arrival: Aug 5, 1871
Final Destination: United States
Ship's Name: Hermann
Port of Embarkation: Bremen
Port of Debarkation: New York[Broderbund Family Archive #355, Ed. 1, Passe
nger and Immigration Lists: Germans to America, 1850-1874, Date of Impor
t: Jul 22, 2002, Internal Ref. #1.355.1.17871.52]

FamilySearch.org has Bertha parents listed as:
Jonipp Klugescheid and Christine Krug
I think these names are misspelled as another source has her parents the same for Dorothea.

FamilySearch has Dorothea parents listed as:
Philipp Klugescheid and Christine King

Re: Hans Family N.Buffalo Mich

cherrig_ness — 2006-01-15 04:03:03Z

Hello Dorothy,

I am wondering how you came to know the marriage date of Edward HANS and Bertha KLUGESCHEID? I ask because Edward Hans was the brother of my great-great-grandmother, Emilia Hans Esche. Thanks.

John Hans 1825-1899 New York Rochester / Irondequoit

denlib — 2005-10-21 19:24:52Z

Re: caroline hans

MMasenthi8n — 2005-07-13 14:37:37Z

I have her obit and you may have it.

Re: Fred M. Hans

2005-01-24 22:49:38Z

I am interested in Fred Hans also. I found an article about him in the New York Times, Nov. 4, 1900, pg. 24, titled "Hans, the Bandit Hunter." If you can get to a good library you should be able to access this through Historical New York Times on-line. Or you can go to the NYT Archives on their website and pay to print it out.

There was also an article on Hans in the Literary Digest, May 26, 1923, pgs. 57-59 on the occasion of his death.

I hope I will not offend anyone if it sounds like Hans told some tall tales. He told the NYT reporter, "I can kill a man at 300 yards every shot with my pistol." In the Literary Digest he claims to have done all his pistol shooting fanning the hammer.

Anyway, I would like to know more about him.

--Paul Kirchner

my grandparents

@@carolhans@aol.com — 2005-01-02 15:22:25Z

I am looking for information about my grandparents, Vincent Hans and Louise Buttini. vincent hans appears on a record as having come from Pennsylvania. Louise from england. Both are said to have died and put my father, Vincent in an orphanage in New York in about 1912. Contact me at carolhans@aol.com

My Grandfather

@@carolhans@aol.com — 2005-01-02 15:22:25Z

I have little more info than my Grandfather came from Pennsylvania. My father was put in an orphanage in about 1912 in New York. Both parents were said to be dead. He was put there by a so called Aunt Mrs. Robt. Hafner. Looking forward to your reply.

Lizzie HANS, Berkeley, CA...born abt. 1860

2004-12-21 06:11:43Z

Was probably a SCHOLL maiden name. Her brother was Conrad Scholl of Santa Cruz. Ring a bell?

bart_gripenstraw@yahoo.com

Re: HANS

ldanava1 — 2004-11-13 17:09:57Z

I recently found a Neta Vallis listed at 527 W. 127th Street from Bermuda whose father was Thomas Hans. I think Thomas Hans was my great-grandfather's brother whose name is Stowe Hans. I found Neta Vallis on the Ellis Island rolls when searching for my relatives, she was listed as the person Thomas Hans was visiting.

Vincent Hans

2004-10-13 23:25:06Z

Looking for information about my father Vincent Hans. He was put in St. Joseph Orphanage in 1913 in the Bronx New York by his Aunt Harriet (Hattie) Hafner. His Mother's name was Louise Buttini and his Father's name was Vincent Hans.

Re: Fred M. Hans---"The Great Sioux Nation"

DanBrown727 — 2004-10-03 05:12:34Z

Fred M. Hans or "Lonestar" as he was known, was the brother of my grandfather. Please phone me first in McMinnville, Oregon at 503 434-1215.

Fred M. Hans (Frederic Mahlon), the Oldest child.
He was born July 12, 1861 in Bremer County, Iowa
He died April 17, 1923 in an elevator accident in Omaha, NE.
He was named after his father and his mother’s youngest brother, Mahlon Waldron.

I have a lot of info on the Hans family and am willing to share.

Sincerely. Dan

Re: Fred M. Hans---"The Great Sioux Nation"

DanBrown727 — 2004-10-03 05:12:34Z

Fred Mahlon Hans or "Lonestar" as he was known was the brother of my grandfather. I live in McMinnville, Oregon and you can call me at 503 434-1215.
Sincerely and respectfully, Dan