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Hanson's in Forest City, Iowa

jbohannon042006 — 2012-05-18 15:19:58Z

I'm looking for information on Charles Hanson married Lovella and Charles' family. I've been told they we're from Forest City, Iowa. If you have any information to help me I would very much appreciate it! I'm not coming up with anything.

John Hanson

cortezangie — 2012-05-15 23:23:11Z

Looking for any family histories of John Hanson B:12 Aug 1864 in North Creek, Rich, Utah, United States and D:20 Oct 1913 in Annis, Jefferson, Idaho, United States. John married Sophia Bengtsson. His father was Neils or Nels Hanson or Hansson born in Sweden. Any written histories or picture's would be great! If anybody has this family in their tree and would like to share information I'd be glad to share what I have. Thank you! John Hanson's great great grand-daughter =o)

Re: Hansons of Georgia

kbingham169 — 2012-05-15 02:54:53Z

My grandmother Rebecca Hanson Beckham was the daughter of Rebecca Hanson and grandaughter of George Washington Hanson who invented the Hanson Motor Car. Anyone still on ancestery.com who is related?

swain family hull 1900s england

sharonswain80 — 2012-05-13 13:13:23Z

any infor on mary dowd widow of thomas swain died 1922,children victor eastwood swain,joan swain,james swain.children placed in orphanages in hull 1920s.victor ended up in australia,last know of joan she a nurse near witherensea 1940s,james in hull

Re: Peter Hanson

pdxwolfy — 2012-05-11 21:36:04Z

Never heard of him.

This sounds like the common family myth amongst Hanson families about being related to John Hanson, the President of the first Continental Congress, and thought by some to be the actual first President of the US. John Hanson was real, but every Hanson I've ever known has heard that they were related to him, including my own. It turns out my branch of the Hansons were Swedes who arrived in the US from Finland in the 1890s, and thanks to the Scandinavian patronymic naming conventions, it's unlikely that we're related in any way.

BTW - John Hanson's burial place has been lost to history.

Pete Hanson (yes, that's my name)

John William Hanson

patbakworth — 2012-05-10 13:01:32Z

I am trying to find out where John William Hanson was born. According to the marriage certificate he was married on the 20th October 1890 in Tynemouth, Northumberland. His occupation then was Soldier and he married a Belinda Fry Craig.His father was a James Hanson(deceased) and his occupation was "engine driver". In the 1891 census John William is now a dock policeman and is still living in Tynemouth. In 1899 he died and Belinda never remarried or moved out of the area with the children. In the census of 1891 he put down he was born in Tynemouth and birth year 1864. I cannot find his birth date registered anywhere - can anybody help?

Peter Hanson

IndyMulry — 2012-05-08 04:06:09Z

My great-aunt Ruth Andrews Fairchild wrote in her son's baby book that we are related to a Peter Hanson, who, as she wrote was "head of the Confederate States" and is buried in Washington, DC. I've tried googling him, but come up with nothing. Anybody ever heard of this man? Thanks!

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Byron Hanson

chelseyfaithe — 2012-05-03 15:54:26Z

I am looking for my father or my sisters. Bryon Hanson is my biological father. He lived in Omaha in 1975 drove a truck with a route that went through Garden City Kansas. He had a dispatcher friend in Garden City, KS by the name of Toni (female). I am not 100% sure that was her name. Bryon had 3 girls in 1975.

Hanson, Henry

jpetri2211 — 2012-04-29 12:34:00Z

Looking for burial place of Civil War Veteran,Henry Hanson
Pvt. 2nd Michigan Cav. Co. E
Enlisted Bay County, Michigan

Re: Ohio Hansons

Hanson_Lois — 2012-04-27 17:34:23Z

I believe John Hanson 1721 1763 married Jane, daughter of Alexnader and Jane(Brooke) C ibtee

They had Catherine Hanson 1775Rebecca 1977Jmes

Alexander Contee Hanson B 1743 Married Rebecca Howard in Frederick MD

Peter Hanson son of Hans Daniel Hanson Norway

cgriffiths175 — 2012-04-27 11:17:29Z

I am looking for help on tracing Peter Hanson and his family. I know that he was born in Norway about 1866 and that he was a sailor and ended up in Grimsby and married there. His father is Hans Daniel Hanson listed as a farmer on Peter's marriage certificate. Any ideas please?
Thanks Clare

Re: Nels Peter Hanson

roniwv — 2012-04-25 16:31:03Z

You are the only extended family member that I have found from this family. Thank you for contacting me. I almost missed this in my email. I was cleaning it out and caught this before it disappeared. Since this post, I have found a book of our family and would love to share info with you.
my email is vatightwad@yahoo.com

Hansons from Cornwall / Devon, UK

les_young60 — 2012-04-24 10:53:53Z

I am looking for any info for the HANSON's from cornwall mainly Fowey/Polruan area. Some moved to Plymouth area around mid 1920's
Family went to Cornwall from Portsmouth about 1811 (James Hanson).

Any info would be appreciated.

Re: Looking for Fred Hanson(sen)

PreparedGal — 2012-04-23 23:58:58Z

I have a Fred Arthur Hanson iin my family tree.

Re: Hanson/Major

granthens — 2012-04-13 01:32:38Z

Frank,

I just ran across your message. I am a descendant of a David Henson who also spelled his name Hanson and Hinson. He was born in Washington or Russell County, VA in about 1830, and moved to Kentucky in the early 1850s. I have been trying to tie him in to the Hansonville Hansons for years but have been unable to do so. There are plenty of David Hansons but the ages do not quite line up. If you have any thought or comments on this, I would be delighted to hear them.

Grant Henson

Re: Hanson from Landskrona, Sweden

bigsciota_1 — 2012-04-12 16:59:28Z

Hello!

I'm not sure if there is any connection but I would love to talk! I actually got information years ago about some possible matches. Unfortunately I don't have that paperwork anymore. They sent me an email with 2 possible connections to my gg. I believe one of them may have said Carl, so this is really interesting! You can email me at my gmail account mercyandgraceofGod@gmail.com

Re: Hanson roots from WA

JoeBJones — 2012-03-20 15:40:24Z

Hope this finds you. I sent you an email a very short while ago indicating I was helping a friend research the Hanson/Larson line. The Stella Katherine Hanson you mention in this post is her mother. I would love to hear from you.
Joe Jones

HANSON Robert T Jr - Vietnam Wall section 4E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-03-20 10:46:20Z

HANSON Robert T Jr - Vietnam Wall section 4E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Lucy HANSON BATTLES

mmmmikkimac — 2012-03-15 03:08:31Z

Seeking parents/siblings of Lucy HANSON, wife of Edwerd BATTLES. Edward b ca 1800 MA, lived in VT after 1820; md Lucy HANSON; removed to Jackson Co., IA. Lucy d after 1845, Edward remarried Fanny DUNCAN ? Edward d 1886; Lucy & Edward buried Jackson Co., IA

They had:
Ebenezer 1825 - 1906
Franklin 1829 - 1883
Hannah 1831 d after 1895
Harmon 1832 - ?
Matilda 1834 - ?
Lucy 1840 - ?
Edward 1842 - 1904
Charles 1844 - 1907
George 1848 - ?

Myrtle Josephine Hanson Shaw

AmberHagedorn — 2012-03-11 00:41:59Z

Hello,

I am researching my great-grandmother Myrtle Josephine Hanson Shaw born on 15 Dec, in between 1910-1912 (the year is in dispute and apparently, she had troubles with SSA later in life). She passed on 9 Sept, 1979 in Minneapolis, MN as a result of violence. Her husband, Albertus Eugene Shaw (married 31 Aug, 1929) had already passed.

Based upon early school records, it appears she lived in Glendorado, Benton County. Her fathers name was either Thomas, John or George, we are unsure which is correct. I assume she was born in the area, but do not know for sure.

I have a copy of death certificate, but do not have a birth certificate and think this may help confirm name of father and/or other information. We believe she was an only child, which seems to complicate things.

As note, early school record and death certificate have different father name. We do not know mother name either.

I’m not sure what else to do to track down some information to continue to research the line. Any suggestions would be most welcome!

Thank you.

Re: Nels Peter Hanson

Sabriel_Paper_Sister_09 — 2012-03-10 22:59:55Z

Hi!

I was so surprised when I saw this post today! I have recently started to look up and research my family and ancestrial background and was very shocked when I saw this.

I think that I have the alot of the information you may be looking for if your still interested even though this post has been up for a while.

I am the Great Great Great Great Granddaughter of Nels Peter Hanson and Carrie Bottolfs. I am specifically the Great Great Great Granddaughter of their daughter Clara Hanson who married Charles Albin Abrahanson; later changed to Ekholm on November 16th 1908 in Bayfield, Wisconsin. Then this connects to my Great Great Grandfather who was the child of Clara and Charles Ekholm Roy Ekholm; born on September 9th 1915 and Marie Funk,and I'm the Granddaughter of Dennis Ekholm and Gail Boyd and the daughter of their child Lisa Ekholm; born in 1967 and Timothy Danke.

PLEASE RSVP ASAP!!!!! I very excited to hear from you and excited to learn about someone who I'm quite sure has the same ancestor's

I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possibl!

Thank you for you time.

Re: Virginia.,Georgia,Miss,Hansons

sheajenkins1 — 2012-03-07 15:52:27Z

I also am looking for the relatives of the Hanson from Georgia that moved to Mississippi.

Thank You,

Shea Hanson Jenkins

Re: Fielding Hanson b 1810 in GA

sheajenkins1 — 2012-03-07 01:38:22Z

i know this message is older but Hines was my great great grandfather. please contact me..

George and Sarah Hanson

angieb60 — 2012-03-06 21:17:13Z

I am tring to locate a photograph of my grandfater George Hanson and his 1st Wife Sarh Hanson (nee Park) They married in 1911. Wondered if any of my very large extended family had any passed down. Many thanks Angie Curtis

George William Hanson
Birth1884 Mirfield Moor, Yorkshire, England Death1929 Wakefield, Yorkshire, England
Family Info

FatherDaniel Hanson (1852-1914) MotherFrances Maria Norbury (1852-1926) SpouseLaura Butterworth (1893-) Children Ernest (-) John (1928-1928) SpouseSarah Elizabeth Park (1887-1918) Children Jenny (1913-) Ethel (1916-1983)

Re: Hanson from Landskrona, Sweden

lauratrujillo60 — 2012-02-29 20:38:22Z

This post is pretty old, so I hope you are still using Ancestry. My great great grandfather, Carl Olof Hansson was also from Landskrona, Malmo, Sweden. He immigrated to NY around 1888. He changed his name to Charles Hanson in the U.S.

Re: familt tree incomplete

kimmy_71 — 2012-02-29 01:53:11Z

Hi Kristy I believe we must be related. I am probably the unknown grand daughter of Edith Paulina Valpina Ayres who I believe was born around 1921 probably your Grandfathers sister. I am hoping you check on this message board from time to time. Did your Hanson grandfather live at Raglan and work at the Horo Freezing Works for well over a decade. My mother was born in 1946 and is coming up to 66 years old. Mums father was probably her brother in law. Please get back to me as i would really appreciate hearing anything. My email too is kimmy.71@gmx.com.

Re: HANSON - NATHAN

brendakindell — 2012-02-28 05:26:57Z

Hello was reading your post,
I am related to the Hanson, the info you're looking for is as following.....
Nathan Parents were Daniel 1718-1775 and Mary (Bickford)1718-1774 Hanson... Daniel parents were John 1681-1727 and Elizabeth (Meader)1682-1737 * Elizabeth and 4 of her children were taken captive by the Indians in 1724 2 of their other children were scalped in front of her before the Indian took her captive, John paid ransom to get all released except Sarah, she was kept by and Squaw for a future wife for her son, John died on his way back to try and pay more ransom to get Sarah's release, it was in records the Sarah married a Frenchman to get away from marrying the squaws son. The book that is out is an actual journal that Elizabeth kept titled "AN ACCOUNT OF THE
CAPTIVITY OF ELIZABETH HANSON"....
If you need anymore info let me know I have mine done all the way to De Rastrick born abt 1200.

Re: familt tree incomplete

kimmy_71 — 2012-02-27 20:23:12Z

In regards to Otagocoin and any others who I believe may know am looking for more information please regarding William Ayres a Bootmaker from Auckland and also Edith Paulina Valpina Ayres maiden name Hanson.
As it turns out both these above people are my Grandparents on my Mothers Side. She was born in Hamilton New Zealand in 1946 and has remained living in the Waikato all her life she is now 65. Any help with the above would be just awesome. Many thanks to all who will read the above and reply.

Re: Olga (Hanson) Iverson of Minnisota

H_Kerssen2 — 2012-02-06 10:55:19Z

Dear Rhonda,
As your query from 2003 includes the names Kerssen and Kruijsdijk I'm sending you some information about this Dutch connection. It will not help to find out more about Olga and it is probably already known to you, but maybe there is something of interest to you.

Lorraine Nora Marion Hanson (b 04-03-1923) married William Frederick Theodore 13-01-1951.
He was born 15-10-1916 or 05-11-1916.
He was the second child of Willem Frederik Theodoor
b 21-10-1872 Apeldoorn (Netherlands) +1953 Bejou
Married Cornelia Margaretha Oltmans 22-03-1900
Divorced 18-03-1914
Married Heintje Kruysdijk 23-04-1914 and emigrated the same day to Orange City Iowa
Moved to Gregory Township MN a year later.

More information about the roots of Willem is going back to Tecklenburg in Germany ca 1680

Greeting,
Henk Kerssen
Baarn, The Netherlands

HANSON Alford S 1892 1929

t42ForestLawn — 2012-02-01 21:02:51Z

HANSON Alford S 1892 1929

DaveStrtickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: familt tree incomplete

te_stucki — 2012-01-30 00:22:29Z

I am wondering if you are the person who was researching the Lomey family history. If you are please contact me.

Re: Hanson's of South Dakota (Stencerud)

quiltsavvy_1 — 2012-01-19 06:46:33Z

Hello, My name is Nadine Hanson-Olson. I came across this post and am so excited. Maybe you can help me.
I am looking for my grandfathers family. His name was Olaf Hanson, he was born in Lake Preston South Dakota in about 1889. We do not know much about his family as his parents and siblings died in a carbon monoxide accident, my grandfather was the only survivor. He never talked much about his family. The name Stencerud is what I have been told his parents name was from Norway. I have been searching for about 5 years for information. I do not have any more information, he did marry and have a son but his wife died, my grandma Mary Rowe married him. Unfortunatly I became interested in this after she passed. She claimed tho that he didn't want to talk about it. I hope you know something. Thank you...Nadine

Evelyn Hanson b. abt 1915

johnson098 — 2012-01-16 07:02:03Z

I am looking for Evelyn Hanson b, about 1915 (could be 1913, 1914, 1916, etc). According to the 1930 Census, Evelyn Hanson is a boarder, age 15, born in Wisconsin and her parents were born in Sweden. She is living with my ancestors, Victor and Eunice Johnson, in Swanville Township, Morrison Co, MN.

I have not been able to find an Evelyn Hanson in the 1920 Census, b, abt 1915 in Wis, parents born in Sweden. I've tried different variables, but I haven't come up with a likely prospect for the Evelyn I am searching for.

The rest of the information I have is that Evelyn Hanson was in an orphanage and brought to live with the Johnsons as basically a foster child, she was not adopted. The recollection is that she lived with the family from about 1926 until she graduated high school, around 1932 (should be Upsala, Mn High School, although there was a one-room school that the Johnson children attended).

Recollections indicate Evelyn moved to the city (presumably Minneapolis) soon after graduation, where she had opportunities to work as a domestic (not sure that's what she actually did, or if that was just the likely possibility based on the limited opportunities for women at that time). Eunice and Evelyn did correspond after Evelyn left the Johnson farm, but Eunice Johnson eventually lost contact with Evelyn Hanson. Unfortunately that correspondence from Evelyn seems to have been lost (along with other precious letters).

More recollections indicate Evelyn had siblings and they may have ended up in the Minneapolis area, too. Recollections also seem to be that Evelyn ended up "out West", maybe the Pacific Northwest. The impression is she married, but not necessarily in Minnesota.

The impression is it may have been that Evelyn's mother died and her father was unable to care for the children which is why Evelyn, and possibly her siblings, ended up in an orphanage. I don't know which orphanage. The thinking is that the Hanson family was likely living in Wisconsin and the closest orphanage was in Minnesota.

So, I have a lot of suppositions and recollections but very few facts, but Evelyn Hanson b. abt 1915 did live with Victor and Eunice Johnson on a farm in Swanville Township, Morrison Co, MN. Evelyn was part of the family. Everything I've been able to find out about Eunice and Victor Johnson is that they were good people. (I can't say that about all my ancestors. I have a few ancestors who had "questionable" parenting skills.)

Victor Johnson was a farmer, raised turkeys among other things. Eunice was a teacher (I don't think she taught after she married), she played organ at church (Gethsemane Lutheran in Upsala, MN), she was very musical and she had the genealogy bug. Also, from stories I've heard, Eunice was the ultimate alpha mother, the lioness, you do not mess with her cubs. I hope that included Evelyn.

My family would love to know how Evelyn Hanson's life turned out. Hey, it would be awesome if she is still alive and kicking at 97 (or so)!!! I would appreciate any pieces of information.

Olaf M Hanson

quiltsavvy_1 — 2012-01-10 11:47:59Z

I am looking for information on my grandfather, Olaf M. Hanson. He was born at Lake Preston, South Dakota on July 24, 1890. There was carbon monoxide poisioning and his parents and siblings all passed away at the same time. He was the only survivor. He also lived in Norway,and Bossko South Dakota. He was married once before he married my grandmother Mary Creth (Rowe) Hanson. He had a son with his first wife (I don't have a name) by the name Burnell Hanson. I know his best friend was August Steppa. His parents were from Norway.
I have been on this search for about 5 years now and don't know where else to look.

Obit for Mrs. Willard (Anna Wachter) Hanson 1872 - 1907

jenni_lew — 2012-01-07 13:46:15Z

From Mayville (Wisconsin) newspaper dated Tuesday, Jan. 7, 1908

Mrs. Anna Hanson, beloved wife of Willard Hanson, died at her home in Lomira after an illness of six week's duration Dec. 30th, 1907. Mrs. Hanson was taken sick six weeks ago with pneumonia, and was on the road to recovery, when she was suddenly stricken with inflammation of the kidneys, and after suffering greatly, she was relieved from all earthly cares, pains and troubles, and taken to that land, where all these are unknown.
Mrs. Anna Hanson, nee Waechter, was born at Lomira Feb. 7, 1872, thus attaining the age of 35 years, 10 months and 13 days. Feb. 9th, 1893 she was united in marriage to Willard Hanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Y. Hanson of this city. This union was blest with one child, which preceded the mother in death. Besides her husband, she leaves three brothers and two sisters to mourn her loss.
From the pain of present parting is born the hope of a future meeting. Her many acts of kindness as wife, sister, neighbor and friend are embalmed as cherished memories that may serve us here as symbols of the promised immortality that awaits her over there.
"Pure in her living, in thought and in fame,
Blessed be her memory, sacred her name."
The funeral was held the following Thursday, Rev. Wolters officiating.

Hanson-Millar connection

leahma11 — 2011-12-30 02:38:55Z

My GGGrandfather was Charles Irving Millar (1876-1936) whose
parents were Charles Walter Millar from England and Sarah Allen HANSON both resided in Washington D C area from 1910 on.
The family lore is this relationship led back to JOHN HANSON, the President of the Continental Congress but I can't find the connection. Any clues out there in ancestry land?

Re: LOUIS HANSON OF HELGOLAND

da1584 — 2011-12-12 13:14:04Z

I am also the great great grandson of Louis Hanson. My great grandfather Philip Serjeant married Louis' daughter Lilias Shannon Hanson in 1884 in Ballarat and then later Philip, Lilias and their family moved to South Africa. I would welcome any information about Lilias' siblings.

Charles S. Hanson born 1872 in Reykjavik, Iceland

FDShade91 — 2011-12-01 04:47:11Z

Looking for descendants of Charles S. Hanson born 1872 in Reykjavik, Iceland married Hermina Gerberding on June 10, 1900 in Butte, Silver Bow Co., Montana. They had two sons Harold L.b 1903 and Robert b 1910 email fdshade@aol.com

Mable Hanson Salem MA 1906

rwgarrett2 — 2011-11-28 14:06:34Z

My Upton relatives came from Salem Massachusetts. In my mother's letters, I found a 21 Aug 1906 postcard address to Miss Mable Hanson. My mother probably kept the card because it pictures the Upton Pharmacy at 310 Essex, the Salem Witch House, which her grandfather Jesse Upton ran. I was trying to see if Mable was any relation to me. In addition, I would be happy to give any of Mable's relatives a copy of the card. The 1906 Salem City Directory has a Miss Mable Hanson living at 52 Endicott with Widow Isabel Hanson and machinist James Hanson.

Re: HANSON - NATHAN

brendakindell — 2011-11-28 07:33:26Z

brenda kindell all one word

Re: HANSON - NATHAN

brendakindell — 2011-11-28 07:32:45Z

brendakindell

Re: Hanson from Sweden to Neb. and Iowa, Augusta, Albert, Carl, Henry others

LynnWartinger — 2011-11-25 16:26:38Z

Selma Yort is also my great grandmother! My grandmother was Mae Anderson Hardy Peterson. I have information on Selma's mother for you, and a lot of other information on the family, too, that I would be happy to share. Please email me at lwarting@ptd.net.
Thanks,
Lynn

Luther Hanson-LaGrange GA

bttrfly50 — 2011-11-21 00:28:41Z

I am looking for any info on my grandfather Luther Hanson.I believe he was born in or around LaGrange.He died somewhere around 1939 or 40. Married Marguerite Ledford and had 3 children: Charles,June Lee, and Arthur Wayne Hanson. My mother,June,was about 3yrs old when he died.We have never been told much of anything and I can't find out anything through my research. I know Luther had some sisters from that area.They could've moved to Al at some point.If anyone has any info,it would mean so much to me.

Clinton H Hanson, 1907 diploma from Huron College

dewroy — 2011-11-04 00:49:48Z

Came across a 1907 college diploma for a Clinton H Hanson. It was found under the stage of the main college hall prior to it being torn down recently.
This was a Presbyterian college located in Huron South Dakota. If anyone knows of this persons family or is related to this person please message me and I will put you in touch with the owner.
Thanks,
Duane

Phoebe Hanson

nakasero — 2011-10-30 08:57:58Z

I am interested in information about any descendants of John William Clark and his wife, Phoebe (nee Hanson). John died at 20 Spring Hill Road, Accrington in 1944, and Phoebe died in Atherleigh Hospital, Atherton in 1962.

Re: Hansons of Scotland

alimurray271 — 2011-10-28 08:43:35Z

Hi, Its a long time since you posted but I am interested in a John F Hanson who was killed in WW2. He was born in Blantyre and is decendent of James Hanson and Mary McGuire.

Re: Alfred Richard Hanson

sylvia_norton — 2011-10-18 04:43:15Z

You can have a look at my tree under Norton Family Tree. He was my great great Grandfather on my Mother's side of the family. Actually looking at the date of your post you have probably found out the information you require.

REgards

Sylvia Norton

Re: HANSON Family from Scholls, Washington Co OREGON

LauriettaP — 2011-10-17 21:03:49Z

I just ran across these messages. I think I am related. My Great Grandmother was Wilomina (Not sure of the spelling) Parsch. My grandfather was August Parsh, her first son. Do you know anything about them? Especially August. He is my "mystery man" He disappears until he married my grandmother about 1870. Thank you.

Re: Israel Hanson, 1744, Dover

gym4jim — 2011-10-04 20:10:57Z

Yes that is the first one I found which mentioned him and lead me to his ancestors. It appears to be a very detailed site and well sourced. I have been using it as my pointer site. I actually have found more information about about his descendants. Thank goodness it has his son Israel as I found many references to Israel and could only determine what Israel they were talking about (and it was usually his son), by knowing there were two Isreals (plus ofcourse the time frame involved.)

Thank you again! :)

Re: Israel Hanson, 1744, Dover

hild664 — 2011-10-04 19:57:33Z

Have you seen this site?
http://home.earthlink.net/~hansonmaltby/hanson_newhampshire_...

Very detailed but I cannot speak to the accuracy as I've just found it.