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A LISTING OF ALL REFERENCES BY NUMBER
1864 CIVIL WAR RECORD OF AUGUST HANSAN 1905 DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS 1882 CERTIFICATE OF BAPTISM FOR JOHN PETER HANSEN 1909 FAMILY BIBLE OF JOHN HANSAN 1922 OBITUARY OF NICHOLAS HANSEN 1938 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT OF ROBERT HANSAN 1949 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT OF JOHN W. HANSAN 1956 DEATH CERTIFICATE OF JOHN PETER HANSAN 1956 OBITUARY OF JOHN PETER HANSAN 1959 OBITUARY OF CORA GLIDDEN HANSAN 1963 OBITUARY OF JACOB HANSAN 1963 OBITUARY OF JOHN W. HANSAN 1963 OBITUARY OF ROBERT J. HANSAN 1965 OBITUARY OF PEARL GILBOE HANSAN 1980 RIVERSIDE CEMETERY 1981 ST. NICHOLAS CHURCH AND CEMETERY (PAT HANSAN) 1996 LYNN LUMPKIN 1998 Obituary of Irene Hill SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX from Ancestry 1860 Census 1870 Census 1880 Census 1900 Census 1910 Census NO RECORD
(Received Nov. 1978)
August Hanson Pri., Co.L,5 Reg't Illinois Cavalry. Age 30
years. Appears on Company muster in roll dated Camp Butler near
Springfield, Ill. Dec. 30, 1861.
Joined for duty and enrolled Sep. 1, 1861 in Effingham, Ill. for 3 years.
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Company Muster Roll for enrollment to Dec. 31, 1861. ... Valuation of horse
equipments $35. Horse furnished by himself. Equipments by Gov't.
state of Ill.
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Regimental order from Helena Ark. Dec. 14, 1863. No. 102 ...
Charges and Specifications against August Hanson, a private of Co. "L" 5th
Cavalry Regiment Illinois Volunteers.
Charge:
Absenting himself from his company without leave of his commanding officer
Lieut. William W. Berry.
Specifications:
In this that ... did on the 2nd day of March 1863 contrary to orders absent
himself from his company when encamped near Helena, Phillips county
Arkansas and go to the town of Helena and did not return to his
company until March 4th 1863 all contrary to the orders of his
commanding officer ... in violation of the 21st article of war.
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(He was arraigned and pleads guilty)
Finding
I find the accused AUGUST Hanson Private of Company L 5th Cav. Vol. Guilty of
the charge and Specification he pleading guilty to the same.
Sentence
I therefore sentence him ... to forfeit all pay and allowances for the space of
fifteen days.
Major A.H. Seley
5th Ill Cav Vol
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Roll of officers and enlisted men that are unfit for active field service, on
account of wounds or disease contracted in the line of duty, but that
are fit for duty in the Invalid Corps. Roll dated Big Black River,
Miss., Aug 1863. Age 25 y'rs; eyes blue; hair auburn complexion dark;
height 5ft. 8in. occupation farmer. To what time last paid Apr. 30,
1863 due $100. Clothing Account due $9.66. Nature of disability
Diarrhea and intermittent fever. Recommended to I Batt
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Co. Muster-out roll, dated Vicksburg, Miss Dec.29,1864. Age 36. transferred
to Invalid Corps under G.O. no. 57, Feb. 15/64
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Co. Muster-out Roll dated Springfield, Ill Oct. 27, 1865. age 36.
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Augustus Hanson Pvt. 10 Co., 2 Batt'n Invalid Corps.
(This organization subsequently became 115 Co., 2 Batt'n Veteran
Reserve Corps.) Appears on Company Muster and Descriptive roll dated
Cp Alesander S' Louisville Dec. 11, 1863. Age 25; occupation farmer;
enlisted Sep.1, 1861 in Effingham Co. for 3 yrs. Eyes blue; hair
Auburn; complexion dark; height 5ft. 8in. Last paid to Aug. 31,1863.
due $100. Clothing account last settled Oct. 31, 1862; drawn since
$43.06. ...
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Company Muster Roll for Jan. Feb. 1864. On daily duty in prison brks. Paid by
Maj. Sherman to Dec.31,63.
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Company Muster Roll for March & April 1864. Absent. Absent with leave since
March 5/64 at Sheboygan, Wis. Furlough expires
May 5/64.
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15" A.C. Sept 22, 1863. Discharged for disability Nov. 6, 1864. at Rock
Island Barracks, Ill.
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In the case of Pvt. August Hanson Co. 115" 2" Battln V.R.C. reports him
discharged Nov. 7, 1864 at Rock Island Barracks, Ill. because of
"Loss of three fingers of right hand in the service- unfit for duty in
the 1st Battln V.R. C." Assigned to V.R.C. G.O. No. 72 Hd.Brs. 15"
A.C. Black River Miss. Sep. 22, 1863 from Co. "L" 5" Ill. Cavy. D. &
D.R. Room No. 5- 1- 25- 68.
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ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES CERTIFICATE OF DISABILITY FOR DISCHARGE
August Hanson Private of Captain A.A. Lawrence's company, 115 of the 2nd Batt.
V.R.C. Regiment of the United States was enlisted by H.D. Caldwell the
fifth Regiment of Ill. Cav. at Effingham on the first day of September
1861, to serve three years; he was born in Bever, Germany is twenty-
five years of age, five feet eight inches high, dark complexion, blue
eyes, auburn hair, and by occupation when enlisted a farmer. During
the last two months said soldier has been unfit for duty sixty days.
Station: Rock Island, Ill
Date: October 8th 1864 A.A. Lawrence, Capt.
I certify, that I have carefully examined the said August Hanson of Captain
A.A. Lawrence's Company, and find him incapable of performing the
duties of a soldier because of loss of three fingers of right hand in
the service - unfit for duty in the 1st Battln V.R.C. disability one
fourth.
Wm. Watson, Surgeon
Discharged this Seventh day of November 1864, at Rock Island Bks, Ill.
B? N. Parris ??
Major, Commanding the Reg't
The soldier desires to be addressed at Effingham, Effingham, Ill.
Records available to this office indicate that August Hansen served as a Private, Company L, 5th Cavalry, and died in 1905. He is buried in the St. Nicholas Cemetery, Township of Belgium, Ozaukee County Wisconsin. This is the only information we have regarding this Civil War veteran.
Clifford R. Willis Department of Veterans Affairs, 77 North Dickinson Street, Madison, Wi.53702 Feb.8,1980
Certificate of Baptism
This is to Certify, that John Peter Hansen
Son of August Hansan and Susan Feltes
born on the 16 day of July 1882 City Dacada State Wi.
was Baptised on the 30 day of July 1882
According to the Rite of the Roman Catholic Church
in St. Nicholas Church at Dacada
Sponsors { Peter Sand Emma Feltes
By the Rev. Jos. Hamm
as appears from the Baptismal Register of this Church
Issued by Rev. Rh?. J. Rose Date 5/25/45
Geo. F. Zander Company, Milwaukee, Wis.
Family record in Bible of John Hansan begun 1909.
Children
Robert James, Born June 9th 1913
Jane Lucille Born June 15th 1916
Marian Josephine Born Jan. 8th 1920
John William Born Dec. 26th 1924
Thomas Donald Born July 5th 1927
Carol Ann Born Jan 3rd 1933
Marriages
Jane to John William March
Aug. 3rd 1936
Robert to Lucille Jakubiak
Oct. 8th 1938
Marian to Arthur Reschlein
Nov. 22nd 1947
John W. to Dorothy Kargus
July 2nd 1949
Thomas to DeLoris Gibson
Nov. 14th. 1953
Carol Ann to Edgar Seurer
Oct. 9th. 1954
Deaths
John Peter Hansan on October 20, 1956
Cora Mae Hansan on January 26, 1960
John William Hansan on October 5, 1963
Robert James Hansan on October 27, 1963
Thomas Donald Hansan on April 11, 1973
Marian J. Hansan Reschlein on April 4, 1981
June 15, 1922
Death of Nicholas Hansen
The remains of Nicholas Hansen who died at the
Eetchiten Brothers hospital at Chicago, Monday, arrived, here,
on the C.M. and St. P. train late Tuesday night, and taken to
the home of his brother John Hansen.
On Wednesday morning the body was conveyed in Junger's auto
hearse to Dacada where funeral services were held at
nine o'clock at the St. Nicholas church, the Rev. Conrad Flasch
officiating. Interment took place in the St. Nicholas cemetery.
Mr. Hansen, had attained the age of 63 years and 11 months.
He is survived by five brothers Louis Hansen of Almond, Ill.,
Peter Hansen of Albion, Mich., Jacob Hansen and John Peter Hansen
of Oshkosh and John of Random Lake., and two sisters,
Mrs. Mary Fisher, Chicago, and Mrs. John Weiland, of Port
Washington.
(Probably from Random Lake Times)
Ceremony at Church
Unites Local Couple
Robert Hansan, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hansan, and Miss Lucille
Jakubiak, daughter of Theodore Jakubiak, were united in marriage
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock in a pretty ceremony at St. Josephat's
Catholic church. The Rev. A. M. Trzebiatowski performed the mass.
The bride's gown was of eggshell shade chiffon and her fingertip length
veil was banded with satin and fell from a satin coronet. White
crysanthemums composed her arm bouquet. Miss Genevieve
Dlugolenski was the bridesmaid and wore dubonnet velvet with a hat to
correspond. Bronze chrysanthemums made up her bouquet. Jacob A.
Kaufmann was the best man.
After a wedding breakfast and a reception at the home of the bride's
father, the couple left on a wedding trip through the southern part of
Wisconsin and to Chicago. On their return they will reside at 289 Grant
street.
Out of town people at the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. John March
of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoida of Milwaukee.
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Mrs. Helen Deaffness and daughter, Elaine, of
Chicago, have returned to their home after attending the wedding
here Saturday of
Robert Hansan and Miss Lucille Jakubiak.
July 2, 1949
Miss Kargus Bride
Of John W. Hansan
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Miss Dorothy Kargus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Kargus, became the bride of John W. Hansan, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hansan,
all of this city, in a ceremony in the parsonage of St. Peter's Catholic church
Saturday at 4 o'clock, the Rev. F. M. McKeough officiating.
A veil of imported silk illusion attached to a braided tiara decorated with
seed pearls was worn by the bride, who was attired in a gown of ivory satin. The
gown was fashioned with a fitted bodice, and a silk marquisette yoke accented with
tiny pearl seeds. A long flowing train completed the gown. The bridal bouquet
was of red roses.
Miss Carol Hansan, sister of the bridegroom, was the maid
of honor and the bride's only attendant. Her gown of pink silk marquisette was
made with a double peplum, a sweetheart neckline and shirred puffed sleeves. She
wore a wristlet of Nile green carnations with a headband of matching flowers.
James Daufen was the best man.
A buffet supper followed the ceremony at the bride's home with about 50
people attending. A reception in the evening at Westward Ho was attended by about
300.
A gray dress was worn by the bride's mother and the bridegroom's mother was
wearing a frosted pink chiffon. Both mothers wore corsages of white gladioli and
pink rosebuds as did Mrs. Helen Kargus, the bride's
grandmother, with her navy print dress.
For a trip to northern Wisconsin and Michigan the bride chose a yellow dress
with white and brown accessories. On their return the couple will reside in
Oshkosh. Out of town guests attended from Milwaukee, West Allis, Elmgrove,
Neenah, Menasha, Appleton, Fremont, Dale, Readfield, Omro, Hortonville and
Waupaca.
John P. Hansan, 73, of 316 Forest Ave., died today at 6:30 a.m. at Mercy Hospital. He had been ill for the past three years, and was hospitalized since Tuesday.WISCONSIN STATE BOARD OF HEALTH CERTIFICATE OF DEATH 180 page 86 1. PLACE OF DEATH a. COUNTY Winnebago b. CITY Oshkosh c. LENGTH OF STAY IN THIS PLACE 50 yrs. d. HOSPITAL Mercy Hospital 2. USUAL RESIDENCE a. STATE Wisconsin b. COUNTY Winnebago c. CITY Oshkosh d. STREET ADDRESS 316 Forest Avenue 3. NAME OF DECEASED John Peter Hansan 4. DATE OF DEATH Oct. 20, 1956 5. SEX male 6. COLOR OR RACE white 7. MARRIED, NEVER MARRIED, WIDOWED, DIVORCED Married 8. DATE OF BIRTH June 14, 1883 9. AGE 73 10. USUAL OCCUPATION Retired Painter KIND OF BUSINESS Painting 11. BIRTHPLACE Chicago, Ill. 12. CITIZEN OF WHAT COUNTRY 13. FATHER'S NAME August Hansan 14. MOTHER'S MAIDEN NAME Susan Feltes 15. WAS DECEASES EVER IN ARMED SERVICES? No 16. SOCIAL SECURITY NO. 396-05-1092 17. INFORMANT Mrs. Cora Hansan 18. CAUSE OF DEATH DISEASE OR CONDITION DIRECTLY LEADING TO DEATH (a) Cerebral hemorrhage DUE TO (b) Cerebral arteriosclerosis DUE TO (c) Generalized arteriosclerosis INTERVAL BETWEEN ONSET AND DEATH 4 days ... 20. AUTOPSY? No ... 22. I hereby certify that I attended the deceased from 5-8, 1956 to 10-20, 1956, that I last saw the deceased alive on 10-19, 1956 and that death occurred at 6:50A.m. from the cause and on the date stated above. 23 a. SIGNATURE W.V. Hahn, M. D. b. ADDRESS Oshkosh, Wisconsin c. DATE SIGNED 10-22-56 24 a. BURIAL, CREMATION, REMOVAL Burial b. DATE 10-23-56 c. NAME OF CEMETERY Lake View Mem. Park d. LOCATION Oshkosh Wisconsin DATE RECEIVED BY LOCAL REG. Oct. 23, 1956 REGISTRAR'S SIGNATURE J.E. Washburn 25. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Fiss & Bills Inc. Victor F. Thiex, Oshkosh, Wisconsin Image of Actual Certificate
1956 OBITUARY OF JOHN PETER HANSAN
Ill Three Years John Hansan Dies
Mrs. Cora Hansan
Mrs. Cora Hansan, 68, of 645 Central St., died Tuesday at
12:50 p.m. at Winnebago County Home.
The former Cora Glidden, she was born in Rhinelander on Feb. 14, 1891, and
was married in Oshkosh on June 15, 1909 to John P. Hansan,
who preceded her in death on Oct. 20, 1956.
Mrs. Hansan was a member of St. Peter's Catholic Church, Catholic Women and
charter member of Aquinas Club.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. John March,
Gardena, Calif., Mrs. Arthur Reschlein, Milwaukee, and
Mrs. Edgar Seuer, Wausau; three sons, Robert Hansan, Sheboygan, John Hansan,
Oshkosh, and Thomas Hansan, at St. Patrick's Air Force Base, Fla.; one sister,
Mrs. Phoebe Hoida, Milwaukee; 20 grandchildren and five great-
grandchildren.
Services will be held Friday at 8:30 a.m. at Fiss & Bills Funeral Home and 9
a.m. at St. Peter's Catholic Church, with the Rev. F. M. McKeough officiating.
Burial will be in Lakeview Memorial Park.
Friends may call at the funeral home from 3 p.m. Thursday until the hour of
services. The rosary will be recited by Catholic Women and Aquinas Club members
Thursday at 4 p.m. The rosary also will be recited at 7:30 p.m.
HANSAN, Mrs. Cora, 645 Central St. Services were held today at 8:30 a.m. at Fiss & Bills Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at St. Peter's Catholic Church, with the Rev. F. M. McKeough officiating. Pallbearers were James Dauphin, William Sweet, Harold Ferris, Hugo Riese, Harold Kivell and George Blitz. Honorary bearers were members of Catholic Women and Aquinas Club, including Mrs. Bernard Kelly, Mrs. Glen Lincoln, Mrs. Elmer MacDonald, Miss Gertrude Marheine, Miss Tess Matthews and Miss Anna Matthews. Burial was in Lakeview Memorial Park.
June 23, 1963
Jacob Hansan Jacob Hansan, 84, of 659 Central St., died Sunday at 7 a.m. at his residence after an illness of 61/2 years. Born in Decatur, Wis., Sept. 5, 1878, he was the last survivor of 13 children. A member of St. Peter Catholic Church, he was married April 29, 1920, to the former Pearl Gilboe in Manawa, Wis. He was a cement finisher for many years before retirement. Survivors include his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Clarence Marx, Jr., and Mrs. Irene Baurenfield, both of Oshkosh, and eight grandchildren. Services will be held at Fiss and Bills Funeral Home at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday and at St. Peter Church at 9 a.m., with Father F. M. McKeough officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Park. Friends may call at Fiss and Bills from 3 p.m. Tuesday until time of services. Rosary will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
John W. Hansan
John W. Hansan, 38, of 645 Central St. died Saturday at
12:20 p.m. at Mercy Hospital. He had been ill 10 months.
He was born in Oshkosh on Dec. 26, 1924 and was married to Dorothy Kargus on
July 2, 1949. Mr. Hansan had been employed by Kimberly Clark Corp.
the past 10 years. He served overseas during World War II, and was a
member of Cook-Fuller Post 70 of American Legion and 40 and 8. He
was also a member of St. Peter Catholic Church.
Surviving are his wife, Dorothy; one daughter, Helen Hansan, and two
sons, Richard Hansan and James Hansan, at home; two brothers,
Robert Hansan, Chicago, and Thomas Hansan, with
the Navy at Norfolk, Va.; and three sisters, Mrs. Jane March,
Pomona, Calif., Mrs. Marion Reschlein, Milwaukee, and Mrs. Carol
Seurer, Wausau. His parents preceded him in death.
Services will be held Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at Fiss & Bills Funeral Home
and 9 a.m. at St. Peter Catholic Church, with Msgr. F.M. McKeough officiating.
Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home from 3 p.m. Tuesday until the hour of
services. The rosary will be recited Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
October 27, 1963
Robert J. Hansan
Information has been received here of the death of a former Oshkosh
resident, Robert J. Hansan, 50, of 12 W. Ohio St., Chicago,
Sunday evening in Chicago.
He was born in Oshkosh on June 9, 1913, and was married here to Lucille
Jakubiak on Oct. 8, 1938. He graduated from St. Peter High
School here, and went to Sheboygan 14 years ago. He had been residing in Chicago
the past six months.
Surviving are his wife, Lucille; four daughters, Mrs. Lou Ann Reuter,
Miss Joan Hansan, Sheboygan; Patricia
Hansan and Margaret Mary Hansan, Chicago; three
sisters, Mrs. Jane March, Pomona, Calif., Mrs. Marian
Reschlein, Milwaukee, and Mrs. Carol Seurer, Wausau;
one brother, Thomas Hansan, Milwaukee; and
one grandchild. A brother preceded him in death early this month.
Services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Holy Name Cathedral, Chicago,
with interment in St. Joseph Cemetery, River Grove, Ill.
12-28-65
Mrs. Pearl Hansan
Mrs. Pearl Hansan, 75, of 659 Central St. died today at 9 a.m. at Mercy Hospital, where she had been a patient one week. She was born in Manawa on March 13, 1890, and was married there on April 29, 1920, to Jacob Hansan, who preceded her in death on June 23, 1963. Mrs. Hansan had resided in Oshkosh since her marriage and was a member of St. Peter Catholic Church. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Clarence Marx Jr. and Mrs. Irene Bauernfeind, Oshkosh; two brothers, Andrew Gilboe, White Lake, and Harvey Gilboe, Albany, Minn.; eight grandchildren and one great- grandchild. Services will be held Thursday at 8:30 a.m. at Fiss & Bills Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at St. Peter Catholic Church, with the Rt. Rev. F. M. McKeough officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 3-9 p.m. The rosary will be recited Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Buried in the St. Peters' section of Riverside Cemetery, Block 3, E1/2 - lot 30 are the following:
Glidden, Wm -----------1852-1918
Glidden, Josephine " ----Buried 6/20/1927 from Fiss & Bills
Funeral Home
Glidden, Chauncey ------Born 3/11/1885, Buried 1/2/1937
Hansan, Jacob
Hansan, Mrs. Pearl
On the card for Chauncey it listed he was a brother to William and also there were two sisters, Mrs. Jack Hoida and Mrs. John Hansan. ... I am sending the obituaries of Jacob Hansan and Mrs. Pearl Hansan...
Sincerely Yours,
George Gunther: Supt.
Riverside Cemetery
Riverside Cemetery
1901 Algoma Blvd.
Oshkosh, Wi 54901
Oct. 10, 1980
Mrs. Ann Thornton
7208 Wild Onion Dr.
Austin, TX 78744
... Josephine Gilboe ... bought the lot, Blk.4 Lot 23 in 1894. ...Josephine Glidden also purchased Blk. 3, Lot E1/2-30, on Nov. 18, 1918. This is also the year that William Glidden died and where both of them are buried, along with Chauncey Glidden and Pearl Glidden and Jacob Hansan. ...
Sincerely yours,
Mary Tollard, Sec.
From Pat Hansan Sep. 1981
On Saturday, June 29, 1996, I found Dacada, Wisconsin about a mile east of Hwy 57 on County road K . It was south of the intersection of 144 and Hwy 57. County road K seems to be the border of two counties; Sheboygan County on the north side and Ozaukee County is on the south side of the road. It is not a suburb of Random Lake, but a small town containing the church, cemetery and a few houses. Numerous dairy farms surrounding the unincorporated town. It doesn't look like it has changed much since our grandparents lived there.
St. Nicholas church is on the north side of County Road K . It is next to the Luxembourg Heritage museum. The church has lots of beautiful stain glass windows and 22 pews lining a long center isle. The round dome above the alter was painted in a beautiful blue, like the sky. Behind the altar hung a velvet drapery in the same shade of blue. A cross hung in front of the drapery.
The cemetery was across County Road K from the church and slightly to the west. A white house was directly across from the church and a blue house was next to it and slightly to the east.
The cemetery has one road that makes a horse shoe around the graves with an entrance and an exit onto County Road K . Most of the graves are in the center of the horse shoe, but some are located on the side by the white house.
The third headstone on the right when you enter the cemetery using the entrance closest to the white house, is that of August and Susan HANSEN. The headstone mentions that August Hansen fought with the 5th Ill. Cav. during the Civil War. The memorial flag next to the headstone gives the dates of that war, 1861-1865. The headstone reads:
August 1827-1905 Susan 1842-1921 HansenI was surprised at the spelling of the last name with an e .
The second headstone on the right is also of the Hansen family. It reads:
Hansen John 1876-1955 Susan 1888-1987On the back of this headstone it reads:
Daughter Son Catherine William 1914-1931 1926-1949Another Hansen was found on the 1st row, the 5th headstone going west. It read:
Hansen Joyce S, Joseph J. 1929- 1921-On the back of the headstone, it read:
William J. 1952-1972In the center most area of the graveyard there are some of the oldest headstones. Three of these are next to each other and have the name Hansen on them. Again the spelling has an e not an a . Lori found these when a big black bird landed on Eva's headstone. It was very worn and hard to read. We may have missed them if not for the bird! The first one read on the east side of the stone:
Hansen Eva GEB.11. Nov. 1818 GEST.26. Nov. 1883We decided that GEB meant born and GEST meant died because it was on a lot of the older stones. Depiesse was also on many of the stones. We think that might mean "rest in peace".
The north side of the headstone read:
Hutter Von FraumfelukampThe second headstone which was also very old and hard to read, read:
Anna M. Deborn ? Hansen 1845 GEST. 8 Juni 1871We could not read what came after Deborn but we have a trace of headstone using a crayon.
The third headstone I'm not sure if it is a Hansen now. I though it was when I wrote this down, but now I'm not sure where the Hansen was written. It reads on the east side reads:
Peter GEB 16 August 1831 GEST 5 June 1913 WeberThe south side of the headstone reads:
Maria GEB.26. Juni 1851 GEST.19. Oct. 1925
I found a couple of Feltes: The oldest one is:
Katherina Feltes Marz 1807 1877Another one read:
Emma Feltes A. & S. Hansen Died Sept. 14, 1879 Aged 2 yrsAnother one reads on the east side:
Margaret Nee Kultgen May 24, 1887 Oct 7, 1958 Paul May 28, 1866 May 16, 1949On the north side of the same stone:
Edward J. Apr. 20, 1909 Aug. 11, 1979On the west side of the same stone:
John 9. Feb. 1830 -10. Dec.1919 Gattin Maria 2. Feb 1835 - 30. Apr. 1916 FeltesThere was another headstone for the Kultgen family. On the west side it read:
Kultgen
Marcella Jan 17, 1917
Aug. 9, 1988
Anna Nee Rock Oct. 10, 1884
Apr. 21, 1954
Joseph Oct. 13, 1885
Apr. 21, 1954
On the back of the same stone, the east side, it read:
Joseph A. 1957 - 1959 Viola 1923 - 1985 Joseph 1921 - (no date)I found lots of Rassell's and one fairly new Weiland. The lady at the church said that there were no Feltes, Hansen's or Rassell's left in the area today but the Weiland's own one of the largest farms in the area.
From The Huntsville Times 8/9/1998
HAZEL GREEN - Irene Adeline Hill, 76, of Ready Section Road died Friday at a Huntsville hospital. The funeral will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Riss & Bills Chapel in Oshkosh, Wis.
Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery in Oshkosh with Gallant Funeral Home directing local arrangements.
Mrs. Hill was an Oskkosh native, a retired dental assistant and a member of St. Peters Catholic Church.
Survivors include her husband, Arthur Hill Jr.; five daughters, Mary Ellen Pokrandt of Hazel Green, Paula Irene Autry of Green Bay, Wis., Barbara Ann Pittack of Ephrata, Wash., Margery Delores Beese of Oshkosh and Elizabeth Diane Kromm of Larsen, Wis.; two sons, William Eric Bauernfiend of Hazel Green and James Andrew Bauernfiend of Fayetteville; one sister, Margaret Marx of Oshkosh; 18 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
HANSAN, P 198-68-1543 (PA) b. 01 Sep 1946 d. Mar 1989 HANSAN, ROBERT 390-10-2538 (WI) b. 09 Jun 1913 d. Oct 1963 HANSAN, JACOB 390-10-9973 (WI) b. 05 Sep 1878 d. Jun 1963 HANSAN, JOHN 390-18-2875 (WI) b. 26 Dec 1924 d. Oct 1963 HANSAN, RICHARD 396-56-4453 (WI) b. 22 May 1954 d. 17 Feb 1994 HANSAN, ANNETTE 473-05-6280 (MN) b. 02 Nov 1878 d. Apr 1963 HANSAN, BERNARD 486-05-6001 (MO) b. 26 Feb 1904 d. Sep 1984 HANSAN, HELEN 493-50-7983 (MO) b. 23 Feb 1949 d. May 1974 HANSAN, PETER 496-05-7046 (MO) b. 16 Dec 1883 d. Aug 1968 HANSAN, KATHERINE 500-62-3380 (MO) b. 03 Sep 1911 d. Jun 1979 HANSAN, EUGENE 509-05-5379 (KS) b. 26 Aug 1910 d. Feb 1967 HANSAN, DELIA 509-30-6563 (KS) b. 01 Dec 1886 d. Apr 1974 HANSAN, PAUL 511-14-7841 (KS) b. 23 Jul 1908 d. Aug 1987 HANSAN, JOHN 511-32-1513 (KS) b. 01 Mar 1877 d. Mar 1969 HANSAN, ALICE 514-22-4804 (KS) b. 18 Jun 1891 d. May 1973 HANSAN, HENRY 515-26-6093 (KS) b. 28 Sep 1888 d. Feb 1973 HANSAN, BERNARD 515-54-7503 (KS) b. 30 Aug 1906 d. Mar 1977 HANSAN, DUDLEY 518-24-8805 (ID) b. 15 Nov 1929 d. May 1962 HANSAN, MABEL 518-36-2236 (ID) b. 09 Oct 1909 d. Jan 1984 HANSAN, JACK 519-03-9467 (ID) b. 04 Aug 1906 d. Dec 1983 HANSAN, CATHERINE 539-03-2712 (WA) b. 07 May 1915 d. Mar 1984 HANSAN, S 635-05-2199 (TX) b. 05 Mar 1933 d. May 1989
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| Last Name | First Name | Age | Sex | Race | Occupation | Birthplace | Other Things |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hansen | August | 40 | M | W | Farmer | France | |
| Susan | 28 | F | W | Keeping House | Luxembourg | ||
| Nicholas | 11 | M | W | at Home | Wis | in school | |
| Leon | 9 | M | W | at Home | Wis | in school | |
| Mary | 3 | F | W | at Home | Wis | ||
| Peter | 8/12 (Nov) | M | W | at Home | Wis |
Ozaukee County, Belgium
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Line 18 Dwelling 346 Family 346
| Last Name | First Name | Age | Sex | Race | Occupation | Birthplace | Other Things |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hansen | Frank | 56 | M | W | Farmer | Prussia | |
| - | Eva | 51 | F | W | |||
| Weber | Peter | 35 | M | W | Farmer | ||
| - | Mary Ann | 26 | F | W | |||
| - | Susan | 1 | F | W |
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Line 44
| Last Name | First Name | Race | Sex | Age | Relationship | Marriage | Occupation | Birthplace | Father's | Mother's | Other Things |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gowa or Gonwa | Phillip | W | M | 77 | |||||||
| Hansen | John | W | M | 38 | servant | Single | Servant | Luxembourg | Luxembourg | Luxembourg |
Sheboygan County, Village of Random Lake
Page 32
Line 35
| Last Name | First Name | Race | Sex | Age | Relationship | Marriage | Occupation | Birthplace | Father's | Mother's | Other Things |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oswald | Nicholas | W | M | 37 | Head | Married | Hotel Keeper | Luxembourg | Luxembourg | Luxembourg | wife Elizabeth, 8 children |
| Hansen | Nicholas | W | M | 23 | servant | Single | Servant | Prussia | Prussia | Prussia |
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Line 3
| Last Name | First Name | Race | Sex | Age | Relationship | Marriage | Occupation | Birthplace | Father's | Mother's | Other Things |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hansen | Jacob | W | M | 35 | Head | Married | Huckster | Prussia | Prussia | Prussia | |
| - | Catherine | W | F | 35 | Wife | Married | Bonnett Maker | Norway | Norway | Norway | |
| - | Christian | W | M | 9 | son | Wisconsin | Prussia | Norway | |||
| - | Elizabeth | W | F | 5 | dau | Wisconsin | Prussia | Norway | |||
| - | Josephina | W | F | 2 | dau | Wisconsin | Prussia | Norway | |||
| Hammes | Emma | W | F | 13 | Servant | servant | Wisconsin | Prussia | Luxembourg |
Sheboygan County, Town of Holland
Page 39 (handwritten number) or 63 (printed number)
Line 22 Dwelling 355 Family 360
| Last Name | First Name | Race | Sex | Age | Relationship | Marriage | Occupation | Birthplace | Father's | Mother's | Other Things |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hansen | August | W | M | 52 | Head | Married | Farmer | Germany | Germany | Germany | |
| - | Susan | W | F | 40 | wife | Married | keeping house | Germany | Germany | Germany | |
| - | Peter | W | M | 11 | son | in school | Wisconsin | Germany | Germany | ||
| - | Mary | W | F | 11 | dau | in school | Wisconsin | Germany | Germany | ||
| - | Lane | W | M | 7 | son | in school | Wisconsin | Germany | Germany | ||
| - | Frank | W | M | 5 | son | | Wisconsin | Germany | Germany | ||
| - | John | W | M | 4 | son | | Wisconsin | Germany | Germany | ||
| - | Peter | W | M | 3/12 | son | | Wisconsin | Germany | Germany | born in March |
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Line 67
| Last Name | First Name | Relationship | Race | Sex | Month | Year | Age | Marriage | Children | Birthplace | Father's | Mother's | Other Things |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gowa or Gonwa | Jacob | ||||||||||||
| Hansen | John | servant | W | M | March | 1875 | 25 | Single | Wisconsin | Luxembourg | Luxembourg | Farm Laborer, speaks English, can read, can write. |
S.D. 295 E.D. 12
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Line 98
| Last Name | First Name | Relationship | Race | Sex | Month | Year | Age | Marriage | Children | Birthplace | Father's | Mother's | Other Things |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hansen | August | Head | W | M | May | 1827 | 73 | Married 42 yrs. | France | France | France | Immigrated in 1848, 52 years in U.S., Naturalized, Pensioner, speaks English, can read, can write, owns house free of mortgage. | |
| - | Susan | Wife | W | F | Jan | 1840 | 60 | Married 42 years | 13 total 10 living | Luxembourg | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Immigrated in 1850, 50 years in U.S. |
| - | John P. | son | W | M | June | 1882 | 17 | Single | Wisconsin | France | Luxembourg | Farm Laborer |
The rest of the page, above August Hansen, is interesting, too, starting at line 69:
| Last Name | First Name | Relationship | Race | Sex | Month | Year | Age | Marriage | Children | Birthplace | Father's | Mother's | Other Things |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seibenaller | Meks? | Head | W | M | July | 1849 | 50 | Married 27 yrs. | Wisconsin | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Farmer | |
| - | Mary | Wife | W | F | May | 1856 | 44 | Married 27 yrs. | 9 children 7 living | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Immigrated in 1850, here 50 years |
| - | Joseph | Son | W | M | July | 1884 | 15 | Single | Wisconsin | Wisconsin | Luxenburg | Farm laborer | |
| - | Frank | Son | W | M | June | 1886 | 13 | Single | Wisconsin | Wisconsin | Luxenburg | At school | |
| - | Edward | Son | W | M | June | 1887 | 12 | Single | Wisconsin | Wisconsin | Luxenburg | At school | |
| - | Kate | Daughter | W | F | April | 1890 | 10 | Single | Wisconsin | Wisconsin | Luxenburg | ||
| Weber | Peter | Head | W | M | Oct. | 1835 | 64 | Married 30 yrs. | Germany | Germany | Germany | Farmer, Immigrated in 1854, here 46 years, naturalized | |
| - | Mary | Wife | W | F | June | 1850 | 49 | Married 30 yrs. | 10 children 9 living | Wisconsin | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | |
| - | Lena | Daughter | W | F | Nov | 1876 | 23 | Single | Wisconsin | Germany | Luxenburg | ||
| - | John | Son | W | M | Nov | 1878 | 21 | Single | Wisconsin | Germany | Luxenburg | Farm laborer | |
| - | Susan | Daughter | W | F | Nov | 1882 | 17 | Single | Wisconsin | Germany | Luxenburg | ||
| - | Lizzie | Daughter | W | F | Oct | 1884 | 15 | Single | Wisconsin | Germany | Luxenburg | ||
| - | Math | Son | W | M | Oct | 1888 | 11 | Single | Wisconsin | Germany | Luxenburg | At school | |
| - | Mary | Daughter | W | F | Dec | 1890 | 9 | Single | Wisconsin | Germany | Luxenburg | At school | |
| Wetor | Joseph | Head | W | M | Aug. | 1834 | 65 | Married 40 yrs. | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Farmer, Immigrated in 1847, here 53 years, naturalized | |
| - | Susan | Wife | W | F | Oct | 1840 | 59 | Married 40 yrs. | 11 children 10 living | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Immigrated in 1846, here 54 years |
| - | Kate | Daughter | W | F | Aug | 1874 | 25 | Single | Wisconsin | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | ||
| - | John F | Son | W | M | April | 1877 | 23 | Single | Wisconsin | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Farm laborer | |
| - | Lizzie | Daughter | W | F | Mar | 1879 | 21 | Single | Wisconsin | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | ||
| - | Peter | Son | W | M | Aug | 1882 | 17 | Single | Wisconsin | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Farm laborer | |
| - | Joseph | Son | W | M | Aug | 1887 | 12 | Single | Wisconsin | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Farm laborer | |
| Schreiner | Magdalena | Head | W | F | Aug. | 1825 | 74 | Widow | 8 children 5 living | Germany | Germany | Germany | Capitar?, Immigrated in 1846, here 54 years |
| - | Joseph | Son | W | M | June | 1865 | 34 | Single | Wisconsin | Germany | Germany | ||
| Gasper | John A | Head | W | M | May | 1870 | 30 | Married 1 year | Wisconsin | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Farmer | |
| - | Maggie | Wife | W | F | Nov | 1875 | 24 | Married 1 year | 1 child | Wisconsin | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | |
| - | Mary V | Daughter | W | F | May | 1900 | 0/12 | Single | Wisconsin | Wisconsin | Wisconsin | ||
| - | John | Father | W | M | Jan | 1831 | 69 | Married 46 years | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Capir?, Immigrated in 1847, here 53 years, naturalized | |
| - | Anna M | Mother | W | F | July | 1835 | 64 | Married 46 years | 14 children 10 living | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Luxenburg | Immigrated in 1847, here 53 years |
| - | Susan | Sister | W | F | May | 1887 | 19 | Single | Wisconsin | Luxenburg | Luxenburg |
Ozaukee County, Belgium Township
Apr. 16, 1910 by Conrad J. Hames
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Line 53 House 15 Family 16
| Last Name | First Name | Relationship | Sex | Race | Age | Marriage | Children | Birthplace | Father's | Mother's | Other Things |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hansen | Susan | Head | F | W | 68 | Widow | 13 total 10 living | German | German | German | Immigrated in 1845, speaks English, can read, can write, owns house free of mortgage. |
| - | Jacob | son | M | W | 30 | Single | Wisconsin | French | German | speaks English, laborer, does odd jobs, can read, can write, not out of work. |
No marriage record for August and Susan Feltes Hansan in Sheboygan Wisc. Register of Deeds. Jan. 7, 1980.
No Probate record for August Hansan for 1905 in Ozaukee County Courthouse, Port Washington, Wisc. Feb. 1980.
No declaration of intention fo naturalization for August Hansan in Sheboygan County Clerk of Courts, 615 N. 6th St. Sheboygan, Wi. 53081. Mar. 1981.
No birth record for Jacob Hansan born Sep. 5, 1878 in Decatur, near Random Lake in Sheboygan County.