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Hans Andersen

Birth1 DEC 1737 - Norre Wedby, Falster, Maribo, Denmark
Death25 Aug 1817 - Not Available
MotherJohanne Nielsdr
FatherAnders Olufsen

Born in Norre Wedby, Falster, Maribo, Denmark on 1 DEC 1737 to Anders Olufsen and Johanne Nielsdr. Hans Andersen married Lovisa Hansen and had 14 children. He passed away on 25 Aug 1817.

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Parents
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Anders Olufsen
1697 - 1742
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Johanne Nielsdr
1701 - 1767
Spouse(s)
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Lovisa Hansen
1741 - Unknown
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Anne Madsen
Unknown - 1814
Children Show all
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Anders Hansen
1759 - 1846
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Jorgen Hansen
1762 - 1801
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Maren Hansen
1779 - 1781
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Jorgen Hansen
Unknown - 1761
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Kersten Hansen
1767 - 1845
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Inger Hansdatter
1774 - Unknown
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Mads Hansen
Unknown - 1796
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Ellen Hansen
1757 - 1757
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Maren Hansen
1772 - 1776
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Johanne Hansen
1762 - 1762
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Hans Hansen
1765 - Unknown
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Rasmus Hansen
1761 - 1762
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Anna Hansen
1780 - Unknown
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Jorgen Hansen
1783 - 1783

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