Information extracted from a photocopy of "The Canby News and the Canby Press," Canby, Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota -dated Friday, December 8, 1950 and a funeral remembrance card.
MRS. ANNA HANSEN, 77, BURIED ON TUESDAY
Mrs. Anna Hansen, 77, died in Swenson Memorial Hospital
Her funeral services were conducted from the Zachaeus American Lutheran Churchwith Rev. Wm. Mohr officiating.
Burial was made in the Canby cemetery with six nephews serving as pallbearers, they were Ervin, Frank, Harold, George, Clarence, and Walter Hansen.
Anna Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Hanson.
She as born in Gardner, Ill., November 7, 1873.
Her first marriage was to a John Krug in Gardner, November 13, 1892.
She was widowed and married second to Nels J. Hansen in Gardner October 22, 1896. They lived in Illinois until 1904 when they came to the Oshkosh community. Her second husband died May 8, 1927.
Surviving her were six daughters and two sons. They are, Mrs. Albert Sillman (Nellie), Mrs. Bert Asher (Lydia), Mrs. Frank Sillman (Alvina), Mrs. Ernest Swenson (Emma), Mrs. Maurice Skorseth (Clara), Mrs. Clarence Swenson (Mary) and Carl. There are 24 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. A son, Martin Krug preceded his mother in death.
Also surviving are two brothers, John T. Hansen of Madison and Fred J. Hansen of Canby
Pallbearers were:
Ervin Hansen
Frank Hansen
Harold Hansen
George Hansen
Clarence Hansen
Walter Hansen
arrangements made by Larson and Voigt of Canby, MN
Darlene Ochsendorf was Organist
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MRS. ANNA HANSEN, 77, BURIED ON TUESDAY
Mrs. Anna Hansen, 77, died in Swenson Memorial Hospital
Her funeral services were conducted from the Zachaeus American Lutheran Churchwith Rev. Wm. Mohr officiating.
Burial was made in the Canby cemetery with six nephews serving as pallbearers, they were Ervin, Frank, Harold, George, Clarence, and Walter Hansen.
Anna Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Hanson.
She as born in Gardner, Ill., November 7, 1873.
Her first marriage was to a John Krug in Gardner, November 13, 1892.
She was widowed and married second to Nels J. Hansen in Gardner October 22, 1896. They lived in Illinois until 1904 when they came to the Oshkosh community. Her second husband died May 8, 1927.
Surviving her were six daughters and two sons. They are, Mrs. Albert Sillman (Nellie), Mrs. Bert Asher (Lydia), Mrs. Frank Sillman (Alvina), Mrs. Ernest Swenson (Emma), Mrs. Maurice Skorseth (Clara), Mrs. Clarence Swenson (Mary) and Carl. There are 24 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. A son, Martin Krug preceded his mother in death.
Also surviving are two brothers, John T. Hansen of Madison and Fred J. Hansen of Canby
Pallbearers were:
Ervin Hansen
Frank Hansen
Harold Hansen
George Hansen
Clarence Hansen
Walter Hansen
arrangements made by Larson and Voigt of Canby, MN
Darlene Ochsendorf was Organist
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Information extracted from a photocopy of "The Canby News and the Canby Press," Canby, Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota -dated Friday, December 8, 1950 and a funeral remembrance card.
MRS. ANNA HANSEN, 77, BURIED ON TUESDAY
Mrs. Anna Hansen, 77, died in Swenson Memorial Hospital
Her funeral services were conducted from the Zachaeus American Lutheran Churchwith Rev. Wm. Mohr officiating.
Burial was made in the Canby cemetery with six nephews serving as pallbearers, they were Ervin, Frank, Harold, George, Clarence, and Walter Hansen.
Anna Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Hanson.
She as born in Gardner, Ill., November 7, 1873.
Her first marriage was to a John Krug in Gardner, November 13, 1892.
She was widowed and married second to Nels J. Hansen in Gardner October 22, 1896. They lived in Illinois until 1904 when they came to the Oshkosh community. Her second husband died May 8, 1927.
Surviving her were six daughters and two sons. They are, Mrs. Albert Sillman (Nellie), Mrs. Bert Asher (Lydia), Mrs. Frank Sillman (Alvina), Mrs. Ernest Swenson (Emma), Mrs. Maurice Skorseth (Clara), Mrs. Clarence Swenson (Mary) and Carl. There are 24 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. A son, Martin Krug preceded his mother in death.
Also surviving are two brothers, John T. Hansen of Madison and Fred J. Hansen of Canby
Pallbearers were:
Ervin Hansen
Frank Hansen
Harold Hansen
George Hansen
Clarence Hansen
Walter Hansen
arrangements made by Larson and Voigt of Canby, MN
Darlene Ochsendorf was Organist
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MRS. ANNA HANSEN, 77, BURIED ON TUESDAY
Mrs. Anna Hansen, 77, died in Swenson Memorial Hospital
Her funeral services were conducted from the Zachaeus American Lutheran Churchwith Rev. Wm. Mohr officiating.
Burial was made in the Canby cemetery with six nephews serving as pallbearers, they were Ervin, Frank, Harold, George, Clarence, and Walter Hansen.
Anna Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Hanson.
She as born in Gardner, Ill., November 7, 1873.
Her first marriage was to a John Krug in Gardner, November 13, 1892.
She was widowed and married second to Nels J. Hansen in Gardner October 22, 1896. They lived in Illinois until 1904 when they came to the Oshkosh community. Her second husband died May 8, 1927.
Surviving her were six daughters and two sons. They are, Mrs. Albert Sillman (Nellie), Mrs. Bert Asher (Lydia), Mrs. Frank Sillman (Alvina), Mrs. Ernest Swenson (Emma), Mrs. Maurice Skorseth (Clara), Mrs. Clarence Swenson (Mary) and Carl. There are 24 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. A son, Martin Krug preceded his mother in death.
Also surviving are two brothers, John T. Hansen of Madison and Fred J. Hansen of Canby
Pallbearers were:
Ervin Hansen
Frank Hansen
Harold Hansen
George Hansen
Clarence Hansen
Walter Hansen
arrangements made by Larson and Voigt of Canby, MN
Darlene Ochsendorf was Organist
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