Hans Hansen (12 March 1819-) |
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| Married:3 | 19 August 1858 | Georgine Magdalene von Erpecom (15 April 1827-) | Korskirken [Unknown/Unspecified], Bergen [city/town], Bergen kommune [municipality], Hordaland [Unknown/Unspecified], Norway [country] | ||
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| Children with Georgine Magdalene von Erpecom: | ||
| Ingeborg Hansine Hansen (14 August 1859-1859)4 | ||
| Georgine Berentine (Gina) Hansen (14 August 1859-6 December 1909)5 | ||
| Ingeborg Hansen (8 July 1861-)6 | ||
| Ellen Hansine Hansen (28 September 1863-20 January 1866)7 | ||
| Rasmine Magdalene (Mina) Hansen (11 July 1865-)8 | ||
| Ellen Hansen (3 May 1867-6 June 1867)9 | ||
| Magdalene (Magda) Hansen (25 September 1871-)10 | ||
| Marie (Mimi) Hansen (25 September 1871-)11 | ||
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| Baptised:12 | Broager church (Schleswig-Holstein [state], Germany [country]) | |||
| Born:13 | 12 March 1819 | the farm Neis (Schleswig-Holstein [state], Germany [country]) | ||
| Burgess:14 | 13 March 1863 | Bergen [city/town], Bergen kommune [municipality], Hordaland [Unknown/Unspecified], Norway [country] | ||
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| He founded the wool factory at Arna outside Bergen with the Jebsen brothers.15 | ||
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