Obit for HANSEN, Hemming (b.1842 d.1924), McLeod Co., MN

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Hemming Hansen

      Hemming Hansen of Sidney, Montana, died at the home of his daughter

here Saturday afternoon, January 26, at 2 o'clock.  Mr. and Mrs. Hansen 

have both been at the H. C. Hanson home since last July.

      Mr. Hansen was born in Moen, Denmark, May 26, 1842.  On May 26, 

1874, he was married to Mariana Jacobsen who now survives to mourn his 

death.  Besides his sorrowing wife he leaves to mourn one brother, Jens, 

in Denmark, four daughters, Mrs. Sarah Hanson of Hutchinson, Mrs. May 

Damskov of Portland, Oregon, Mrs. Martha Josephson of Sidney, Montana, 

and Miss Dora Hanson of Minneapolis and four sons, H. P. Hansen of 

Portland, James and Rev. S. J. Hansen of Chicago and Herman of Los Angeles.

      The funeral services were conducted at one o'clock from the house  

and two  o'clock from the Danish Lutheran church Tuesday afternoon the 

Rev. J. Th. Lund officiating. The Pallbears were Charles and Jorgen 

Jorgenson, P. C. K. Peterson, Ole Olson, Louie Tange and Pete Olson. 

Mr. Hanson's death was to to apoplexy.



Hutchinson Press

Issue:   31 Jan 1924

Page:  8