Second Spouse: William Jensen married about 1891
Johanna or other wise known as Hannah, may also be known as Mary Hannah was a twin sister of Ane Elizabeth Nielsen; daughter of Jens Christian Nielsen and Ane Margretha Hansen.
Hannah's parents: "When the Mormon missionaries came to their home, they readily accepted the gospel and were baptized about 1858 or 1859. They began to make plans at once to come to America, by disposing of all their property. This didn't amount to enough money, so the father joined the army of Denmark, which enabled him to send his wife and children to America. The mother and children walked across the plains and arrived in Logan, Utah in the fall of 1865. When the father joined them a year later, they moved to Weston, Idaho and lived there for about fifteen years. Then they purchased a ranch in Gentile Valley, on the west side of Bear River, which seemed ideal for supporting their cattle. There were only four or five other families in the valley when they arrived to make their home."
This Gentile Valley's name was changed in 1910 to Gem Valley, which is in the area of Grace, Idaho. Her parents are buried in Cleveland.
She married Warner Hoopes as a second wife and they had the following children:
Jonathan Nielsen Hoopes b. 1868 d. 1952
Margaret Elizabeth Hoopes b. 1870 d. 1845
James Warner Nielsen Hoopes b. 1872 d. 1916
Sarah Sophia Hoopes b. 1875 d. 1946
Peter Nielsen Hoopes b. 1877 d. 1931
Hannah Hoopes b. 1879 d. 1951
Warner Hoopes b. 1881 d. 1956
Alice May Hoopes b. 1884 d. 1971
Mary Amelia Anna Hoopes b. 1886 d. 1968
Hyrum Hoopes b. 1889 d. 1942
No children are recorded with her husband William Jensen
Second Spouse: William Jensen married about 1891
Johanna or other wise known as Hannah, may also be known as Mary Hannah was a twin sister of Ane Elizabeth Nielsen; daughter of Jens Christian Nielsen and Ane Margretha Hansen.
Hannah's parents: "When the Mormon missionaries came to their home, they readily accepted the gospel and were baptized about 1858 or 1859. They began to make plans at once to come to America, by disposing of all their property. This didn't amount to enough money, so the father joined the army of Denmark, which enabled him to send his wife and children to America. The mother and children walked across the plains and arrived in Logan, Utah in the fall of 1865. When the father joined them a year later, they moved to Weston, Idaho and lived there for about fifteen years. Then they purchased a ranch in Gentile Valley, on the west side of Bear River, which seemed ideal for supporting their cattle. There were only four or five other families in the valley when they arrived to make their home."
This Gentile Valley's name was changed in 1910 to Gem Valley, which is in the area of Grace, Idaho. Her parents are buried in Cleveland.
She married Warner Hoopes as a second wife and they had the following children:
Jonathan Nielsen Hoopes b. 1868 d. 1952
Margaret Elizabeth Hoopes b. 1870 d. 1845
James Warner Nielsen Hoopes b. 1872 d. 1916
Sarah Sophia Hoopes b. 1875 d. 1946
Peter Nielsen Hoopes b. 1877 d. 1931
Hannah Hoopes b. 1879 d. 1951
Warner Hoopes b. 1881 d. 1956
Alice May Hoopes b. 1884 d. 1971
Mary Amelia Anna Hoopes b. 1886 d. 1968
Hyrum Hoopes b. 1889 d. 1942
No children are recorded with her husband William Jensen
Family Members
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Jonathan Nielson Hoopes
1868–1952
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Margaret Elizabeth Hoopes Nelson
1870–1945
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Sarah Sophia Hoopes Gifford
1872–1946
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James Warner Nielsen Hoopes
1873–1915
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Peter Augustus Nielsen Hoopes
1876–1931
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Hannah Hoopes Kelson
1879–1951
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Warner Hoopes
1881–1956
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Alice May Hoopes Thornton
1883–1951
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Mary Amelia Ann Hoopes Gifford
1886–1968
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Hyrum "Hiram" Hoopes
1889–1942
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