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Nathan Hanson

Birth26 October 1827 - Rishworth, Yorkshire, England
Death10 December 1894 - Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
MotherMartha Whiteley
FatherJoseph Hanson

Born in Rishworth, Yorkshire, England on 26 October 1827 to Joseph Hanson and Martha Whiteley. Nathan Hanson married Hanna Hopkins and had 12 children. He passed away on 10 December 1894 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA.

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Parents
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Joseph Hanson
1780 - 1860
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Martha Whiteley
1784 - 1837
Spouse(s)
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Hanna Hopkins
1828 - 1913
Children Show all
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Hannah Hopkinson Hansen
1862 - 1924
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Emma Hanson Hollingworth
1864 - 1948
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Sarah Hanson Gillmor
1851 - 1929
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Elizabeth Hansen
1872 - 1954
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Martha Hanson
1858 - 1928
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Stephen Hanson
1856 - 1893
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Joseph Harrison Hanson
1854 - 1901
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Mary Hanson
1860 - 1940
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Ellen Hanson
1866 - 1878
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Lucy Hanson
1868 - 1868
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Nathan Johnston Hanson
1877 - 1942
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William Johnston Hanson
1879 - 1960

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