Jann was a Swedish Methodist Episcopal minister. He changed his name Bengtson to Bendix when he moved to the United States from Amaland, Sweden. Soon after their son Vincent's birth, the family moved to Chicago, which had such a thriving Swedish population that it was dubbed the "Swedish capital."
Source - Biography of Vincent Hugo Bendix
Ernest graduated from Northwestern University with a degree of A. B. and employed in the land development of N. W Harris Trust Company of Chicago
Their children included:
Vincent Hugo Bendix (born August 10, 1881)
Esther Virginia Bendix (born May 3, 1883)
Ernest Oliver Bendix (born October 10, 1885)
Source - Biography of Vincent Hugo Bendix
Ernest graduated from Northwestern University with a degree of A. B. and employed in the land development of N. W Harris Trust Company of Chicago
Their children included:
Vincent Hugo Bendix (born August 10, 1881)
Esther Virginia Bendix (born May 3, 1883)
Ernest Oliver Bendix (born October 10, 1885)
Jann was a Swedish Methodist Episcopal minister. He changed his name Bengtson to Bendix when he moved to the United States from Amaland, Sweden. Soon after their son Vincent's birth, the family moved to Chicago, which had such a thriving Swedish population that it was dubbed the "Swedish capital."
Source - Biography of Vincent Hugo Bendix
Ernest graduated from Northwestern University with a degree of A. B. and employed in the land development of N. W Harris Trust Company of Chicago
Their children included:
Vincent Hugo Bendix (born August 10, 1881)
Esther Virginia Bendix (born May 3, 1883)
Ernest Oliver Bendix (born October 10, 1885)
Source - Biography of Vincent Hugo Bendix
Ernest graduated from Northwestern University with a degree of A. B. and employed in the land development of N. W Harris Trust Company of Chicago
Their children included:
Vincent Hugo Bendix (born August 10, 1881)
Esther Virginia Bendix (born May 3, 1883)
Ernest Oliver Bendix (born October 10, 1885)
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