Halvor is buried in the same plot as his wife Annie, and sons Christ, Hans, Anton, Peter and Mathias.
None of the children used Hanson as a surname (it belonged solely to Halvor as a patronymic). The children used Halvorson, which was their patronymic and eventual surname.
Halvor died in Sheridan Township of Chronic Pulmonary Tuberculosis and Arteriosclerosis. His son Hans was the informant.
None of the children used Hanson as a surname (it belonged solely to Halvor as a patronymic). The children used Halvorson, which was their patronymic and eventual surname.
Halvor died in Sheridan Township of Chronic Pulmonary Tuberculosis and Arteriosclerosis. His son Hans was the informant.
Halvor is buried in the same plot as his wife Annie, and sons Christ, Hans, Anton, Peter and Mathias.
None of the children used Hanson as a surname (it belonged solely to Halvor as a patronymic). The children used Halvorson, which was their patronymic and eventual surname.
Halvor died in Sheridan Township of Chronic Pulmonary Tuberculosis and Arteriosclerosis. His son Hans was the informant.
None of the children used Hanson as a surname (it belonged solely to Halvor as a patronymic). The children used Halvorson, which was their patronymic and eventual surname.
Halvor died in Sheridan Township of Chronic Pulmonary Tuberculosis and Arteriosclerosis. His son Hans was the informant.
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