Christina or Christiana was born in Germany and married Jacob Hahn in 1873 at St. Mary Catholic Church in Indianapolis. They had 8 children - Margaret, Bertha, Jake, Rosa, John, Carl, Leo, and Christine. She was buried beside her husband in St. Joseph Cemetery April 27, 1933, age 84.
Her maiden name has been found spelled many ways. In the records of St. Mary's Church alone, it has at least 8 different spellings. It is pronounced KLO wee.
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HAHN BURIAL THURSDAY
Native of Germany Had Lived in City Most of Sixty Years.
Mrs. Christina Hahn, age eighty-four, a native of Germany, who died Monday at her home. 1805 West Morris street, will be buried Thursday in St. Joseph cemetery. Services will be at 9 a. m. in the Assumption Catholic church, of which Mrs. Hahn was a member.
Mrs. Hahn came to Indianapolis when she was twenty-four years old. and had lived in Indianapolis most of the time since then. She was a member of the Altar Society of the Assumption church. Her husband, Jacob Hahn. died thirty-one years ago.
Survivors are three daughters. Mrs. Robert Fort. Mrs. William Green and Miss Christina Hahn, all of Indianapolis; two sons Leo Hahn, Indianapolis, and John Hahn, Seattle, Wash.; thirteen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
The Indianapolis News
Indianapolis, Indiana
25 Apr 1933, Tue • Page 11
Her maiden name has been found spelled many ways. In the records of St. Mary's Church alone, it has at least 8 different spellings. It is pronounced KLO wee.
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HAHN BURIAL THURSDAY
Native of Germany Had Lived in City Most of Sixty Years.
Mrs. Christina Hahn, age eighty-four, a native of Germany, who died Monday at her home. 1805 West Morris street, will be buried Thursday in St. Joseph cemetery. Services will be at 9 a. m. in the Assumption Catholic church, of which Mrs. Hahn was a member.
Mrs. Hahn came to Indianapolis when she was twenty-four years old. and had lived in Indianapolis most of the time since then. She was a member of the Altar Society of the Assumption church. Her husband, Jacob Hahn. died thirty-one years ago.
Survivors are three daughters. Mrs. Robert Fort. Mrs. William Green and Miss Christina Hahn, all of Indianapolis; two sons Leo Hahn, Indianapolis, and John Hahn, Seattle, Wash.; thirteen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
The Indianapolis News
Indianapolis, Indiana
25 Apr 1933, Tue • Page 11
Christina or Christiana was born in Germany and married Jacob Hahn in 1873 at St. Mary Catholic Church in Indianapolis. They had 8 children - Margaret, Bertha, Jake, Rosa, John, Carl, Leo, and Christine. She was buried beside her husband in St. Joseph Cemetery April 27, 1933, age 84.
Her maiden name has been found spelled many ways. In the records of St. Mary's Church alone, it has at least 8 different spellings. It is pronounced KLO wee.
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HAHN BURIAL THURSDAY
Native of Germany Had Lived in City Most of Sixty Years.
Mrs. Christina Hahn, age eighty-four, a native of Germany, who died Monday at her home. 1805 West Morris street, will be buried Thursday in St. Joseph cemetery. Services will be at 9 a. m. in the Assumption Catholic church, of which Mrs. Hahn was a member.
Mrs. Hahn came to Indianapolis when she was twenty-four years old. and had lived in Indianapolis most of the time since then. She was a member of the Altar Society of the Assumption church. Her husband, Jacob Hahn. died thirty-one years ago.
Survivors are three daughters. Mrs. Robert Fort. Mrs. William Green and Miss Christina Hahn, all of Indianapolis; two sons Leo Hahn, Indianapolis, and John Hahn, Seattle, Wash.; thirteen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
The Indianapolis News
Indianapolis, Indiana
25 Apr 1933, Tue • Page 11
Her maiden name has been found spelled many ways. In the records of St. Mary's Church alone, it has at least 8 different spellings. It is pronounced KLO wee.
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HAHN BURIAL THURSDAY
Native of Germany Had Lived in City Most of Sixty Years.
Mrs. Christina Hahn, age eighty-four, a native of Germany, who died Monday at her home. 1805 West Morris street, will be buried Thursday in St. Joseph cemetery. Services will be at 9 a. m. in the Assumption Catholic church, of which Mrs. Hahn was a member.
Mrs. Hahn came to Indianapolis when she was twenty-four years old. and had lived in Indianapolis most of the time since then. She was a member of the Altar Society of the Assumption church. Her husband, Jacob Hahn. died thirty-one years ago.
Survivors are three daughters. Mrs. Robert Fort. Mrs. William Green and Miss Christina Hahn, all of Indianapolis; two sons Leo Hahn, Indianapolis, and John Hahn, Seattle, Wash.; thirteen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
The Indianapolis News
Indianapolis, Indiana
25 Apr 1933, Tue • Page 11
Gravesite Details
There is no marker on her grave. Her husband's gravestone may have had her inscription on it, at one time, but nothing remains.
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