THOMAS C. HANSEN (d. 1923)
DEATH COMES TO PIONEER AFTER 2 DAY ILLNESS
Thomas Hanson, 849 North Fourteenth street, resident of the city for forty-one
years, died at the family home Sunday morning, death being due to infirmities
incident to old age. Mr. Hanson, had been failing for a year past but up to
Friday had been about as usual. He took to his bed Friday and death followed
Sunday morning. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon with services at the
home at 1:30 and the St. Paul's Lutheran church, North Tenth street, the Rev.
O.K. Espeseth officiating, at 2 o'clock. Burial will be at Evergreen.
Mr. Hanson was born at Kristiansand, Norway February 12, 1841 and was eighty-two
years old. He was married there fifty-five years ago and came to Manitowoc from
Norway with his family fortyone (sic) years ago, having always made his home here
since. He is survived by his aged widow, and six children, Mrs. J.A. Johnson, Mrs.
Even Tollefson and Hans Hanson, city, Dr. Halvor Hanson, Chicago, Thomas C. Hanson,
Chicago and Mrs. Charles Barnstein, Newton. Eighten grandchildren also survive him.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, June 11, 1923 P.12
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MR. AND MRS. THOMAS C. HANSON(sic) CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING DAY
All Children and Grand Children of the Couple Gather at Their
Home for the Joyous Occasion
One of the big events in the city yesterday aside from the Peace
celebration was the observance of the golden jubilee anniversary
of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hanson, who resides on
North Fourteenth street.
The couple were married at Christiana, Norway and a feature of their
residence here is that they have continued to reside at their present
place of abode for thirty-five years. A large gathering of friends
was present in the evening to fittingly celebrate the occasion. Many
tokens of respect were presented to the couple. Mr. Hanson has been
a ship carpenter all these years and the couple have enjoyed the high
esteem and respect of the community.
Numerous telegrams of congratulations from out of town friends were
received during the day. They had the pleasure of having all their
children and grandchildren present. The children are: Thomas C. Hanson,
Jr., of Milwaukee; Hans A. Hanson, Mrs. Even Tollefson and Mrs. J.A.
Johnson, this city; Dr. A.C. Hanson, Chicago and Mrs. C. Barnstein,
Newton.
Manitowoc Herald News, Wednesday, November 13, 1918, Page 2
(NOTE: He is Hanson on the 1910 census with wife Henrietta)
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[Thomas Christian/bur 06-12-1923/cause: arterio sclerosis]
DEATH COMES TO PIONEER AFTER 2 DAY ILLNESS
Thomas Hanson, 849 North Fourteenth street, resident of the city for forty-one
years, died at the family home Sunday morning, death being due to infirmities
incident to old age. Mr. Hanson, had been failing for a year past but up to
Friday had been about as usual. He took to his bed Friday and death followed
Sunday morning. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon with services at the
home at 1:30 and the St. Paul's Lutheran church, North Tenth street, the Rev.
O.K. Espeseth officiating, at 2 o'clock. Burial will be at Evergreen.
Mr. Hanson was born at Kristiansand, Norway February 12, 1841 and was eighty-two
years old. He was married there fifty-five years ago and came to Manitowoc from
Norway with his family fortyone (sic) years ago, having always made his home here
since. He is survived by his aged widow, and six children, Mrs. J.A. Johnson, Mrs.
Even Tollefson and Hans Hanson, city, Dr. Halvor Hanson, Chicago, Thomas C. Hanson,
Chicago and Mrs. Charles Barnstein, Newton. Eighten grandchildren also survive him.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, June 11, 1923 P.12
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MR. AND MRS. THOMAS C. HANSON(sic) CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING DAY
All Children and Grand Children of the Couple Gather at Their
Home for the Joyous Occasion
One of the big events in the city yesterday aside from the Peace
celebration was the observance of the golden jubilee anniversary
of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hanson, who resides on
North Fourteenth street.
The couple were married at Christiana, Norway and a feature of their
residence here is that they have continued to reside at their present
place of abode for thirty-five years. A large gathering of friends
was present in the evening to fittingly celebrate the occasion. Many
tokens of respect were presented to the couple. Mr. Hanson has been
a ship carpenter all these years and the couple have enjoyed the high
esteem and respect of the community.
Numerous telegrams of congratulations from out of town friends were
received during the day. They had the pleasure of having all their
children and grandchildren present. The children are: Thomas C. Hanson,
Jr., of Milwaukee; Hans A. Hanson, Mrs. Even Tollefson and Mrs. J.A.
Johnson, this city; Dr. A.C. Hanson, Chicago and Mrs. C. Barnstein,
Newton.
Manitowoc Herald News, Wednesday, November 13, 1918, Page 2
(NOTE: He is Hanson on the 1910 census with wife Henrietta)
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[Thomas Christian/bur 06-12-1923/cause: arterio sclerosis]
THOMAS C. HANSEN (d. 1923)
DEATH COMES TO PIONEER AFTER 2 DAY ILLNESS
Thomas Hanson, 849 North Fourteenth street, resident of the city for forty-one
years, died at the family home Sunday morning, death being due to infirmities
incident to old age. Mr. Hanson, had been failing for a year past but up to
Friday had been about as usual. He took to his bed Friday and death followed
Sunday morning. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon with services at the
home at 1:30 and the St. Paul's Lutheran church, North Tenth street, the Rev.
O.K. Espeseth officiating, at 2 o'clock. Burial will be at Evergreen.
Mr. Hanson was born at Kristiansand, Norway February 12, 1841 and was eighty-two
years old. He was married there fifty-five years ago and came to Manitowoc from
Norway with his family fortyone (sic) years ago, having always made his home here
since. He is survived by his aged widow, and six children, Mrs. J.A. Johnson, Mrs.
Even Tollefson and Hans Hanson, city, Dr. Halvor Hanson, Chicago, Thomas C. Hanson,
Chicago and Mrs. Charles Barnstein, Newton. Eighten grandchildren also survive him.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, June 11, 1923 P.12
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MR. AND MRS. THOMAS C. HANSON(sic) CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING DAY
All Children and Grand Children of the Couple Gather at Their
Home for the Joyous Occasion
One of the big events in the city yesterday aside from the Peace
celebration was the observance of the golden jubilee anniversary
of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hanson, who resides on
North Fourteenth street.
The couple were married at Christiana, Norway and a feature of their
residence here is that they have continued to reside at their present
place of abode for thirty-five years. A large gathering of friends
was present in the evening to fittingly celebrate the occasion. Many
tokens of respect were presented to the couple. Mr. Hanson has been
a ship carpenter all these years and the couple have enjoyed the high
esteem and respect of the community.
Numerous telegrams of congratulations from out of town friends were
received during the day. They had the pleasure of having all their
children and grandchildren present. The children are: Thomas C. Hanson,
Jr., of Milwaukee; Hans A. Hanson, Mrs. Even Tollefson and Mrs. J.A.
Johnson, this city; Dr. A.C. Hanson, Chicago and Mrs. C. Barnstein,
Newton.
Manitowoc Herald News, Wednesday, November 13, 1918, Page 2
(NOTE: He is Hanson on the 1910 census with wife Henrietta)
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[Thomas Christian/bur 06-12-1923/cause: arterio sclerosis]
DEATH COMES TO PIONEER AFTER 2 DAY ILLNESS
Thomas Hanson, 849 North Fourteenth street, resident of the city for forty-one
years, died at the family home Sunday morning, death being due to infirmities
incident to old age. Mr. Hanson, had been failing for a year past but up to
Friday had been about as usual. He took to his bed Friday and death followed
Sunday morning. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon with services at the
home at 1:30 and the St. Paul's Lutheran church, North Tenth street, the Rev.
O.K. Espeseth officiating, at 2 o'clock. Burial will be at Evergreen.
Mr. Hanson was born at Kristiansand, Norway February 12, 1841 and was eighty-two
years old. He was married there fifty-five years ago and came to Manitowoc from
Norway with his family fortyone (sic) years ago, having always made his home here
since. He is survived by his aged widow, and six children, Mrs. J.A. Johnson, Mrs.
Even Tollefson and Hans Hanson, city, Dr. Halvor Hanson, Chicago, Thomas C. Hanson,
Chicago and Mrs. Charles Barnstein, Newton. Eighten grandchildren also survive him.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, June 11, 1923 P.12
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MR. AND MRS. THOMAS C. HANSON(sic) CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING DAY
All Children and Grand Children of the Couple Gather at Their
Home for the Joyous Occasion
One of the big events in the city yesterday aside from the Peace
celebration was the observance of the golden jubilee anniversary
of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hanson, who resides on
North Fourteenth street.
The couple were married at Christiana, Norway and a feature of their
residence here is that they have continued to reside at their present
place of abode for thirty-five years. A large gathering of friends
was present in the evening to fittingly celebrate the occasion. Many
tokens of respect were presented to the couple. Mr. Hanson has been
a ship carpenter all these years and the couple have enjoyed the high
esteem and respect of the community.
Numerous telegrams of congratulations from out of town friends were
received during the day. They had the pleasure of having all their
children and grandchildren present. The children are: Thomas C. Hanson,
Jr., of Milwaukee; Hans A. Hanson, Mrs. Even Tollefson and Mrs. J.A.
Johnson, this city; Dr. A.C. Hanson, Chicago and Mrs. C. Barnstein,
Newton.
Manitowoc Herald News, Wednesday, November 13, 1918, Page 2
(NOTE: He is Hanson on the 1910 census with wife Henrietta)
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[Thomas Christian/bur 06-12-1923/cause: arterio sclerosis]
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