Hannah Theresa Lundeen was the daughter of Hans Lundeen and Carolina Jansson .
Hans and Carolina married ca 1879, likely in Isanti County, Minnesota, and became the parents of two daughters, Clara and Hannah. Carolina died when her daughters were just four and two, respectively.
After the death of her mother, Hannah was reared in Isanti County by her father's younger brother and his wife, Olof and Anna (Erickson) Lundeen, who had just married in 1883. Hannah was considered their first child and is buried in the same cemetery as Olof (1854-1930) and Anna (1861-1934), as well as Hans and Olof's parents and Hannah's paternal grandparents, Anders and Anna (Hanson) Lundeen, (1827-1902) and (1831-1890), respectively.
Hannah married Albert Friedrich Abraham, son of August Abraham and Amelia ("Emilie") Bahr, on January 31, 1903, in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota; they were married until her death. The couple had eleven children.
Hans and Carolina married ca 1879, likely in Isanti County, Minnesota, and became the parents of two daughters, Clara and Hannah. Carolina died when her daughters were just four and two, respectively.
After the death of her mother, Hannah was reared in Isanti County by her father's younger brother and his wife, Olof and Anna (Erickson) Lundeen, who had just married in 1883. Hannah was considered their first child and is buried in the same cemetery as Olof (1854-1930) and Anna (1861-1934), as well as Hans and Olof's parents and Hannah's paternal grandparents, Anders and Anna (Hanson) Lundeen, (1827-1902) and (1831-1890), respectively.
Hannah married Albert Friedrich Abraham, son of August Abraham and Amelia ("Emilie") Bahr, on January 31, 1903, in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota; they were married until her death. The couple had eleven children.
Hannah Theresa Lundeen was the daughter of Hans Lundeen and Carolina Jansson .
Hans and Carolina married ca 1879, likely in Isanti County, Minnesota, and became the parents of two daughters, Clara and Hannah. Carolina died when her daughters were just four and two, respectively.
After the death of her mother, Hannah was reared in Isanti County by her father's younger brother and his wife, Olof and Anna (Erickson) Lundeen, who had just married in 1883. Hannah was considered their first child and is buried in the same cemetery as Olof (1854-1930) and Anna (1861-1934), as well as Hans and Olof's parents and Hannah's paternal grandparents, Anders and Anna (Hanson) Lundeen, (1827-1902) and (1831-1890), respectively.
Hannah married Albert Friedrich Abraham, son of August Abraham and Amelia ("Emilie") Bahr, on January 31, 1903, in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota; they were married until her death. The couple had eleven children.
Hans and Carolina married ca 1879, likely in Isanti County, Minnesota, and became the parents of two daughters, Clara and Hannah. Carolina died when her daughters were just four and two, respectively.
After the death of her mother, Hannah was reared in Isanti County by her father's younger brother and his wife, Olof and Anna (Erickson) Lundeen, who had just married in 1883. Hannah was considered their first child and is buried in the same cemetery as Olof (1854-1930) and Anna (1861-1934), as well as Hans and Olof's parents and Hannah's paternal grandparents, Anders and Anna (Hanson) Lundeen, (1827-1902) and (1831-1890), respectively.
Hannah married Albert Friedrich Abraham, son of August Abraham and Amelia ("Emilie") Bahr, on January 31, 1903, in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota; they were married until her death. The couple had eleven children.
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