Died in Claybanks, Oceana co.
Husband of Betsey Austin
Married May 9, 1846 in Milwaukee, Wis.
Children
Baby boy 1847-1847
Baby girl 1849-1849
Charles 1850
John 1852-1916
Myron 1854-1918
Winfield 1958
Fremont 1859
Lillian 1960-1944
Mr Hanson was a ship captain. He was one of the first to move lumber out of Oceana co across Lake Michigan. While in Milwaukee he met Betsey Austin and married in 1846. He brought her back to White River where they were the first white settlers. They had 9 children & their only neighbors were the Indians until 1848 when Dr. Thomas Phillips & wife moved to Claybanks. He held the office of Deputy Marshall for several years and was counsel to Sweden & Norway for several years. He was also a farmer.
Husband of Betsey Austin
Married May 9, 1846 in Milwaukee, Wis.
Children
Baby boy 1847-1847
Baby girl 1849-1849
Charles 1850
John 1852-1916
Myron 1854-1918
Winfield 1958
Fremont 1859
Lillian 1960-1944
Mr Hanson was a ship captain. He was one of the first to move lumber out of Oceana co across Lake Michigan. While in Milwaukee he met Betsey Austin and married in 1846. He brought her back to White River where they were the first white settlers. They had 9 children & their only neighbors were the Indians until 1848 when Dr. Thomas Phillips & wife moved to Claybanks. He held the office of Deputy Marshall for several years and was counsel to Sweden & Norway for several years. He was also a farmer.
Died in Claybanks, Oceana co.
Husband of Betsey Austin
Married May 9, 1846 in Milwaukee, Wis.
Children
Baby boy 1847-1847
Baby girl 1849-1849
Charles 1850
John 1852-1916
Myron 1854-1918
Winfield 1958
Fremont 1859
Lillian 1960-1944
Mr Hanson was a ship captain. He was one of the first to move lumber out of Oceana co across Lake Michigan. While in Milwaukee he met Betsey Austin and married in 1846. He brought her back to White River where they were the first white settlers. They had 9 children & their only neighbors were the Indians until 1848 when Dr. Thomas Phillips & wife moved to Claybanks. He held the office of Deputy Marshall for several years and was counsel to Sweden & Norway for several years. He was also a farmer.
Husband of Betsey Austin
Married May 9, 1846 in Milwaukee, Wis.
Children
Baby boy 1847-1847
Baby girl 1849-1849
Charles 1850
John 1852-1916
Myron 1854-1918
Winfield 1958
Fremont 1859
Lillian 1960-1944
Mr Hanson was a ship captain. He was one of the first to move lumber out of Oceana co across Lake Michigan. While in Milwaukee he met Betsey Austin and married in 1846. He brought her back to White River where they were the first white settlers. They had 9 children & their only neighbors were the Indians until 1848 when Dr. Thomas Phillips & wife moved to Claybanks. He held the office of Deputy Marshall for several years and was counsel to Sweden & Norway for several years. He was also a farmer.
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