John Hanson (Hansen) Everett, WA, f. 1901? (LØST)

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John (Monrad?) Hansen/Hanson, f. 1901 i Norge emigrerte til USA og giftet seg med Klara (Clara) Mikkelsen som også hadde emigrert fra Norge. Hun var født i 1907. De giftet seg 15.11.1928 i Everett, Washinton. De fikk to barn: Gladys 15.1.1930 og Mary 31.5.1933.
John var fisker og døde på sjøen, men jeg vet ikke når. Klara står oppført som enke i folketellingen for 1940.
Er det mulig å finne ut når han døde?
Hilsen Jorunn Bødtker

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Vi får sjå kva vi kan finne. Her er ekteskapet:

John Hanson
in the Washington, Marriage Records, 1854-2013
Name: John Hanson
Gender: Male
Marriage Age: 29
Birth Date: abt 1899
Birth Place: Norway
Marriage Date: 15 Nov 1928
Marriage Place: Olympia, Thurston, Washington, USA
Spouse: Clara Mathilde Mickelsen
Father: Hans Olsen
Mother: Hannah Thompson

Name: Clara Mathilde Mickelsen
[Clara Mathilde Nickelsen]
Gender: Female
Marriage Age: 21
Birth Date: abt 1907
Birth Place: Bergen, Norway
Marriage Date: 15 Nov 1928
Marriage Place: Olympia, Thurston, Washington, USA
Spouse: John Hanson
Father: Rasmus Nickelsen
Mother: Jorgine Arnesson

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Han levde i 1930 (men det er ikkje overraskande sidan dei fekk ei dotter i 1933):

John Hansen
in the 1930 United States Federal Census
Name: John Hansen
Birth Year: abt 1901
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birthplace: Norway
Marital Status: Married
Relation to Head of House: Head
Home in 1930: Everett, Snohomish, Washington
Map of Home: View Map
Street address: Oakes
Ward of City: Precinct 24
House Number in Cities or Towns: 3613 1/2
Dwelling Number: 69
Family Number: 70
Home Owned or Rented: Rented
Home Value: 20
Radio Set: No
Lives on Farm: No
Age at First Marriage: 27
Attended School: No
Able to Read and Write: Yes
Father's Birthplace: Norway
Mother's Birthplace: Norway
Language Spoken: Norwegian
Immigration Year: 1924
Naturalization: Alien
Able to Speak English: Yes
Occupation: Laborer
Industry: lumber mill
Class of Worker: Wage or salary worker
Employment: Yes

Name Age
John Hansen 29
Clara Hansen 22
Gladys M Hansen 0

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Busett same stad i 1937. Merk at han ikkje er fiskar verken her eller i 1930.

John Hanson
in the U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995
Name: John Hanson
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1937
Street address: 3320 Lombard av
Residence Place: Everett; Snohomish, Washington, USA
Occupation: Millworker
Spouse: Clara M Hanson
Publication Title: Everett, Washington, City Directory, 1937

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På Ancestry er det ein brukar som har lagt ut tre brurebilde av John og Klara:

PHOTO: Klara and John Wedding Day 1
CATEGORY: Portrait
TAKEN: 15 Nov 1928 - Olympia, Washington
ATTACHED TO: John (Johann) Hanson (Hansen) (born 1899)

Brukaren er kalla traloubro og kan nok kontaktast om du kjem inn hos Ancestry. Brukaren var pålogga for berre fem dagar sidan.

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Takk for hjelpen! Clara står oppført som enke ved tellingen i 1940, så han må da ha dødd en gang mellom 1937 og 1940. Jeg skal ellers sjekke Ancestry.

Vennlig hilsen
Jorunn Bødtker

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To nye opplysninger:
1) John Hanson het Johannes Hansen Rabben og var født 29. mars 1899 i Halsa sogn. Han ble døpt 21.mai 1899 i Halsa. Han emigrerte til USA 5. oktober 1923 - han er da oppført som Johannes (Olsen) Rabben.

2) John Hanson omkom i et skipsforlis 28. eller 29. september 1937. Fiskebåten Limit gikk ned ved Larch Bay ved Baranof Island. De andre omkomne var: Olaf Storfold, Chris Solheim, Oscar Torheim, Carl N. Carlsen, Sigvald Birkeland, Ole Sæterhaug og Gust Edvardson. Minnegudstjenestes ble holdt 24. oktober 1937 i Ballard First Lutheran Church i Seattle.

Opplysningene fant jeg i Maritime Shipwrecks in Alaska:The 50 ton wooden purse seiner Limit disappeared with all hands during the night of September 28-29, 1937. The following is a statement from the casualty report filed by the owners:

“The Diesel boat Limit with a crew of eight men aboard, disappeared during the night of September 28-29, 1937. They had been fishing in vicinity of Larch Bay, on the southwesterly side of Baranof Island. Late in the evening of September 28 they presumably started back toward the Company’s fishing reduction plant at Washington Bay. So far as any definite information goes, they were never seen again. A strong, northerly wind was blowing in Chatham Strait and the Limit undoubtedly met this after rounding Cape Ommaney.”

“Careful and persistent search has revealed nothing, except some floating articles such as three hatch covers, side light and screens, identified as belonging to the Limit. The inevitable conclusion is that the boat sank with all hands so suddenly that the crew did not even have time to cut loose or untie the skiff they carried on the stern.”

Lost in the disaster were Olaf Storfold, Gust Edwardsen, Carl H Carlson, S Birkeland, Ole Saterhaug, John Hansen, Oscar Torheim and Chris Solheim. The Limit was valued at $9,000 and had an unknown amount of freshly caught herring aboard.

Source : U S C G Casualty Report filed by John W Storfold, President, Storfold & Grondahl Packing on October 14, 1937 in Seattle.