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Hanson, Jacob
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| LAST NAME: Hanson
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FIRST NAME: Jacob
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| BORN: 25 Feb 1852
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DIED: 26 Apr 1923
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BURIED: (William C. Brown Cemetery)
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| BIRTH PLACE: Copenhagen, Denmark
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| DEATH PLACE: Dallas, Polk Co, Oregon
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1900 OR CENSUS - Jacob Hanson (b Feb 1853, Denmark, imm to US 1872, md 18y), enumerated with wife Emma F. (b Feb 1863, OR, md 18y, mother of 8 children, 7 living, all at home), and 7 children, Earnest (b Mar 1883, OR), Lillian (b Feb 1887, OR), Charles (b Feb 1889, OR), Byrle (b Jan 1890, OR), Harold (b Feb 1893, OR), William (b Sept 1894, OR) and John (b Dec 1898, OR)
OSBH DC (1923 Polk) #60 Jacob Hanson, male, wagonmaker, married, spouse Emma F. Hanson; b 25 Feb 1852, Denmark; parents b Denmark; d 26 Apr 1923, Dallas, age 71y 2m 1d; lived in town 40y; bur Brown; informant Mrs Emma F. Hanson, Dallas
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DEATH CERTIFICATE:
OSBH DC (1923 Polk) #60 Jacob Hanson, male, wagonmaker, married, spouse Emma F. Hanson; b 25 Feb 1852, Denmark; parents b Denmark; d 26 Apr 1923, Dallas, age 71y 2m 1d; lived in town 40y; bur Brown; informant Mrs Emma F. Hanson, Dallas
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OBITUARY:
Jacob Hanson, aged 71 years of age, died April 26 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ross Pierce, in North Dallas. Funeral services were held at the Chapman & Henkle chapel Monday, conducted by Rev. Earl Crook. Interment was in the Brown cemetery. Mr. Hanson was born in Denmark, but has been a resident of Dallas for many years. He formerly conducted a wagon shop in this city. He is survived by the following children: Harold Hanson of Portland; Mrs. Ross Pierce, John Hanson, Bravant Hanson of Dallas, and Charles Hanson of Australia.
Polk County Itemizer, Thursday, May 3, 1923, 1:2
The funeral of Jacob Hanson was held at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Beryl Pierce, in north Dallas, last Saturday afternoon, Rev. Earl Crook of Dallas paying a most touching tribute to the life of the deceased. Interment took place in Brown’s cemetery.
Jacob Hanson was a native of Denmark, having been born at Copenhagen February 25, 1852, and died in Dallas April 26, 1923. He was married to Emma F. Marks April 25, 1882, and from this union five children were born, all living, as follows: Charles R. Hanson, Australia; Harold J. Hanson, Portland; Mrs. Beryl Pierce, Dallas; Bryan J. Hanson, Alsea, Oregon; John M. Hanson, Dallas. He is also survived by his widow.
Mr. Hanson came to Oregon when he was a young man of 17 years. He helped finish the first train in Oregon that was operated by Ben Holiday. For a number of years he lived at Salem before coming to Dallas. While here he was engaged in the carriage and auto trimming business but was forced to discontinue on account of ill health. Prior to his death he had been sick for three months and four days.
Polk County Observer, Thursday, May 3, 1923, 1:2
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1900 OR CENSUS (Polk Co, ED 173, Dallas pct, FA#91)
Polk County Itemizer, 3 May 1923
Polk County Observer, 3 May 1923
OSBH DC (1923 Polk co) #60
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