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Hannah Larson

Birth22 Sep 1880 - Norway Township, Traill, Dakota Territory, USA
Death11 Jun 1951 - Hillsboro, Traill, North Dakota, USA
MotherJOHANNA "Jennie" Rud
FatherHans Bery Larson

Born in Norway Township, Traill, Dakota Territory, USA on 22 Sep 1880 to Hans Bery Larson and JOHANNA "Jennie" Rud. Hannah Larson married Johannas Antonson Hagen and had 10 children. She passed away on 11 Jun 1951 in Hillsboro, Traill, North Dakota, USA.

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Parents
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Hans Bery Larson
1840 - 1922
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Johanna "Jennie" Rud
1843 - 1918
Spouse(s)
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Johannas Antonson Hagen
1872 - 1953
Children Show all
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Lila Irene Hagen
1910 - 1994
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Orlen Adolph Hagen
1909 - 1977
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Hazel Junis Hagen
1907 - 1993
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Clarence Orlen Hagen
1906 - 1909
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Norman K. Hagen
1912 - 1964
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Amelia Josephine Hagen
1901 - 1918
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Merlin Joel Hagen
1921 - 1945
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Herbert Adolph Hagen
1905 - 1909
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Bernice Evelyn Hagen
1915 - 1994
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Amy Judith Hagen
1918 - 2013

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