Notes: HansonGenes: Our Genealogical Saga

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51	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Hanson, Cheryl Edith (I50)
52	Clara met Frans in Cromwell on Swede Lane or Church (aka: Norland Avenue).	Family: Frans Ludvig Johansson / Clara Kristina Ivarsdotter (F36)
53	Commemorative Biographical Record-Wallingford Public Library Linda Hull, the wife of David Brooks, traced her ancestry to Richard Hull, a native of Derbyshire England, who came to America with the first settlers, and was made a freeman in Dorchester Mass in 1634. About 1637 he removed to New Haven, and took the oath of fidelity. He was one of the founders of the New Haven Colony and lived in this county on what is now called Chapel Street. He was a god fearing man and a good citizen, but not a puritan and on that account came to New Haven, where he died in September 1662. He had two sons - John and Joseph and one daughter.	HULL, Richard (I554)
54	Commemorative Biographical Record, Wallingford Public Library Wallingford, CT Dr. John Hull, an ancestor of Deacon Hull, was admitted a planter in 1661. Seven years later he removed to Derby, where he remained until 1687, in that year coming to Wallingford to spend the rest of his life. He died in 1711. Dr. Hull was the first of the name in the town. He exchanged the Hull homestead at Stratford for the Benjamin Lewis property at Wallingford. On October 17, 1671, he married, for his second wife, Mary Jones, and after her death Rebecca Turner became his wife September 20, 1699. To him were born the following children: John born, March 14 1661; Samuel, born February. 4, 1663; Mary, born Oct. 31, 1666; Joseph, born in 1668 (Married Mary Nichols of Derby); Benjamin, M.D., born Oct. 7, 1762 (married Elizabeth Andrews); Ebenezer, born in 1673 (married Lydia Mix); Richard, born in 1674; Dr. Jeremiah, born in 1679; and Asher.	HULL, Dr. John (I605)
55	Connecticut Census 1790-1890, Township Berlin, County Hartford County, State CT, Page 359	Ralph, Emma Josephine (I529)
56	Dad married Evelyn Lindblad in 1916 and lived in Jamestown, NY. They were married for 15 years.	Family: Reverend Knut Sigurd Linné Hanson / Ethel Evelyn Victoria Lindblad (F30)
57	Dad took trip to Sweden in 1912, the only time he went back to Sweden. He came back by boat on the Lusitania – the boat that was torpedoed by the Germans in 1914-15 and sunk. It was one of the sparks that set off World War I.	Hanson, Reverend Knut Sigurd Linné (I57)
58	Died at home after a long and serious illness. He left his mother, two brothers and a sister.	Botelle, Elmer W (I17)
59	Division 11	Roy, Mabel Eldora (I261)
60	Division 11	Kuhnert, Paul Curtis (I1037)
61	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Kasarda, Donald David (I76)
62	Doris was 7th grade teacher to Margie, Carol, Billy, Marilyn and Ferne. Never married.	Johnson, Doris A (I239)
63	Dorothy A. "Dot" Sullivan, 78, of Avon, widow of Francis Clarke Sullivan, passed away peacefully at home Tuesday, May 21, 2013. The daughter of the late Joseph and Inez (Rubert) Quagliaroli, Dot was born and raised in Windsor Locks and lived in the community until her marriage to Francis. She was formerly employed at CNA Insurance, retiring after many years with the company. Dot was very talented artistically and musically as she enjoyed painting, drawing, and playing the piano. Most important to her was her family as she was a very devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. Burial at Grove Cemetery, Main Street in Windsor Locks. Published in Journal Inquirer from May 24 to May 28, 2013	Quajliaroli, Dorothy A (I1064)
64	Dr John Hull moved to Strafford CT and in 1668 he went to Pawgassett (now Derby CT) and it is supposed that he was one of the first settlers of that town which he named Derby for his father's old home in England. He moved to Wallingford in 1687. He built the first corn-flour mill in Wallingford.	HULL, Dr. John (I605)
65	Dr. John Hull was an ancestor of Deacon Hull and an admitted planter in 1661. He exchanged the Hull homestead in Stratford for the Benjamin Lewis property in Wallingford.	HULL, Dr. John (I605)
66	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Cowles, Earl (I458)
67	Edith had a reputation as an exceptional typist that rarely made mistakes.	Johnson, Edith Othelia (I68)
68	Edwin worked at Pierson's Greenhouses for his entire career. He could grow anything from orchids and roses to potatoes and every summer he had a very large garden in the back yard.	Johnson, George Frank (I71)
69	Ellelar Botelle Family Plot	Haller, Josephine (I594)
70	Ellelar Botelle Family Plot	Beckley, Amanda Aurelia (I560)
71	Ellelar Botelle Family Plot	Botelle, Ellelar (I538)
72	Ellelar Botelle Family Plot	Botelle, Wilbur L (I565)
73	Employed by Town of East Hartford from the age of 16.	Cowles, William Jr (I456)
74	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Hanson, Paul Sigurd (I54)
75	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Hancock, Frank Elton Jr (I32)
76	Frankie also co-owned and operated another Dairy Queen with Buddy. Later, he sold his share of the Dairy Queen to Buddy.	Hancock, Frank Elton Sr (I31)
77	From the grave stone of DR John Hull To induce DR Hull to come to Wallingford the inhabitants at a town meeting voted him a tract of land over one mile square.	HULL, Dr. John (I605)
78	From the gravestone of Alma Hall Hull: At Rest	Hall, Alma (I543)
79	George lived in Meadville, PA until 31 DEC 1945 them moved to Virginia.	Roy, George William (I257)
80	Godparents at her Baptism were Per August and Anna Sophia Johnson. Anna Sophia is Grandpa's (Frank Johnson) sister. They lived across the street from Edith's parents, my grandparents, in the house I grew up in on Nordland Avenue.	Johnson, Edith Othelia (I68)
81	Godparents at her Baptism were Per August and Anna Sophia Johnson. Anna Sophia is Grandpa's (Frank Johnson) sister. They lived across the street from Edith's parents, my grandparents, in the house I grew up in on Nordland Avenue.	Johnson, Ester Wilhelamina (I193)
82	Godparents at his Baptism were Per August and Anna Sophia Johnson. Anna Sophia is Grandpa's (Frank Johnson) sister. They lived across the street from Leonard's parents, my grandparents, in the house I grew up in on Nordland Avenue. There is an interesting story of coincidence: The Rose family lived in the next to the last house on Nordland Avenue on the same side as Per August and Anna Sophia. Christopher Rose started going with Gertrude, the adopted child of Frank Johnson and his wife, Beatrice (She was Beatrice's child by her first marriage) who moved or built the house next door to his parents (which later became the Polish family's house). This Frank Johnson was the son of Anna Sophia (aka: Faster which means aunt in Swedish) and Pehr August Johnson. (Anna Sophia was Grandpa's sister, therefore this Frank Johnson was his nephew). Anyway, Bill Hick bought Pehr and Anna Sophia's house - I guess after they died - haven't researched the land records. Later he sold it to the Reil family. And, after Len	Johnson, Leonard Carl (I217)
83	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Hanson, Paul Sigurd III (I56)
84	Grandma Matilda Lindblad died at 93 trying to wallpaper her house! Her husband had died about 22-23 years before. Her maiden name was Johnson and she had a sister Christine.	Family: Lindblad / Matilda Johnson (F32)
85	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	KOLB, William Henry (I81)
86	Had a farm named Yttregård (Ullared, Sweden) several miles south of Varberg. Location: 57.05886° N, 12.64169° E	Family: Bengt John Anderson / Lotta Hansdotter (F147)
87	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Jackson, James (I1008)
88	Helen had been previously married to _______ Kelly. They had 2 children, Edward and Doris. Edward married Daisy Lamb and had two sons, Edward, Jr., aka: Skip, and James. Doris married Henry Larson and had five children, Marion, Janice, Robert, Donna, and Cathy.	Family: KELLY / Helen Selena Benjamin (F50)
89	Henry W. Stocking monument	Benjamin, Inez (I1093)
90	Hillside Section	Hanson, Rev Dr Hans Felix Walentin (Valentine) (I424)
91	Hillside Section	Lindquist, Josephine C (I427)
92	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Hanson, Paul Sigurd Jr (I55)
93	His death certificate lists him as a factory worker, machinist in manufacturing.	Johnson, Gustav Audolf Walmer (I72)
94	History of Wallingford, CT Dr. John Hulls, as he wrote his name, was at Stratford in 1661, when he was admitted a planter. It is not quite certain whether he came from England, or was a son of Richard Hull of New Haven. Dr. John was at Derby, CT in 1668, and at Wallingford in 1687. He died Dec. 6, 1711, at the latter place. He was probably somewhat advanced in life when he came to Wallingford. He married Mary Jones October 19, 1672, probably his second wife, she dying he married Rebecca Turner.	HULL, Dr. John (I605)
95	https://wakefieldrepublicanne.advantage-preservation.com (search: mayor v h r hanson)	Hanson, Victor Harry Robert (I426)
96	https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hanson-4052	Hanson, Reverend Knut Sigurd Linné (I57)
97	Hubert B. Botelle, Jr., 92, of Higganum, widower of Marie (LeRoy) Keane, died Tuesday, (June 22, 2004) at a local convalescent home. He was born in Cromwell. He graduated from Middletown High School. He had been employed as a Plant Supervisor for the State of Conn. He was a member of St. Peters Church, Knights of Columbus and the B.P.O.E. He had been a General Contractor in Cromwell. He is survived by a son and his wife, Robert A. Botelle and Sharon of Haddam; a daughter, Marilyn Hanson of Florida; three sisters, Elizabeth Jardine of South Windsor, Alida Manley of Waldwick, NJ and Mildred of Whal of Houston, TX; two grandchildren, Justin Botelle of Higganum and Heather Botelle of Montville; also five great grandchildren. He was predeceased by three brothers. Funeral services will be Friday, June 25, 9:30 a.m. from the Rose Hill Funeral Home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial, 10 a.m. at St. Peters Church in Higganum. Burial in Rose Hill Memorial Park. Published in the Hartford Courant on 6/24/2004.	Botelle, Hubert Besat Jr (I212)
98	Hubert Besat Botelle was named after Hubert Besat who served with Henry Botelle in the Nevada Calvary during the Civil War.	Botelle, Hubert Besat Sr (I20)
99	Ifvar and Lisa were married after Ifvar was born.	Family: Ifvar Björnsson / Lisa Ersdotter (F123)
100	Ifvar and Maria had Olaf out of wedlock. Maria brought up Olaf up with her children from another marriage.	Family: Ifvar Ifvarsson / Maria Oldsdotter (F117)

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