She had been baptized and confirmed into the Christian Faith in the German Lutheran Church. She was of German decent. She had been a member of St. John's Lutheran Church of Charles City, IA.
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Died at Osage Nursing Home, Osage, Mitchell, Iowa from a series of cerebral hemorrhages.
Married 1899 to Oltman H Janssen.
To their union was born 7 children:
Hannah, Tena, Bertha, Bernard Oltman, Louise May, Jennie A, and Ida.
Jane arrived in the United States between 1892 and 1893 as a young child.
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Died at Osage Nursing Home, Osage, Mitchell, Iowa from a series of cerebral hemorrhages.
Married 1899 to Oltman H Janssen.
To their union was born 7 children:
Hannah, Tena, Bertha, Bernard Oltman, Louise May, Jennie A, and Ida.
Jane arrived in the United States between 1892 and 1893 as a young child.
She had been baptized and confirmed into the Christian Faith in the German Lutheran Church. She was of German decent. She had been a member of St. John's Lutheran Church of Charles City, IA.
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Died at Osage Nursing Home, Osage, Mitchell, Iowa from a series of cerebral hemorrhages.
Married 1899 to Oltman H Janssen.
To their union was born 7 children:
Hannah, Tena, Bertha, Bernard Oltman, Louise May, Jennie A, and Ida.
Jane arrived in the United States between 1892 and 1893 as a young child.
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Died at Osage Nursing Home, Osage, Mitchell, Iowa from a series of cerebral hemorrhages.
Married 1899 to Oltman H Janssen.
To their union was born 7 children:
Hannah, Tena, Bertha, Bernard Oltman, Louise May, Jennie A, and Ida.
Jane arrived in the United States between 1892 and 1893 as a young child.
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2nd wife to Altman Janssen. Mother to Hannah, Ida, Tena, Jennie, Louise, and Ben Janssen. Half step-mother to Herman Janssen, and Ecke (Janssen) Rosendahl.
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