Windh/Freise/Maurstad genealogy - Person Sheet
Windh/Freise/Maurstad genealogy - Person Sheet
NameSophia Petrea HANSEN
Birth12 Mar 1896, Iowa
Death10 Jan 1978
Educationor died in 1998??
FatherHans Peter HANSEN (1859-1923)
MotherCecelia Sophia MARIE (Mary) JACOBSEN (1865-1944)
Spouses
Birth4 Oct 1894, Lee Township, Franklin County, Iowa
Death1 Mar 1951, Mason City, Cerro Gordo County, Iowa
OccupationBuried in Coulter, Franklin County, Iowa
FatherPeter Hansen LIND (1858-1928)
MotherHelene Catherine HANSEN (1861-1950)
Misc. Notes
Hampton Chronicle
Hampton, Iowa
Funeral services for Harry who passed away Thursday, March 1st, were held at the Nazareth Lutheran church, Sunday. March Burial was made in the Coulter cemetery.
Harry Lind was born October 1S94, near Hampton, and grew manhood in the community of birth. He was united~*in marriage to Sophia  Hansen on March 1922. To this union three children were born. The family made home on a farm in Hamilton township until the summer of 1947, they moved to Coulter, where resided until his passing.
Throughout his active life he willingly served and actively participated in the work of the Lutheran church, having been a member of the Nazareth Lutheran church, teacher and superintendent of the Sunday school and at the time of his passing- was Diving- a Deacon for the council. Likewise, in civic and social organizations, he actively participated.
He was a veteran of World I, having served on foreign soils. At the time of his passing he was a director for the board of directors for the Franklin County Farmer's Mutual Insurance company. He also served as secretary of the Hamilton Cooperative Creamery for many years. His departure is deeply mourned by his wife and three children; Delos, Doris and Darrel Land, well as one brother, Alfred Lind, and one sister, Dora, preceded him in his passing
Hampton, Iowa
Funeral services for Harry who passed away Thursday, March 1st, were held at the Nazareth Lutheran church, Sunday. March Burial was made in the Coulter cemetery.
Harry Lind was born October 1S94, near Hampton, and grew manhood in the community of birth. He was united~*in marriage to Sophia  Hansen on March 1922. To this union three children were born. The family made home on a farm in Hamilton township until the summer of 1947, they moved to Coulter, where resided until his passing.
Throughout his active life he willingly served and actively participated in the work of the Lutheran church, having been a member of the Nazareth Lutheran church, teacher and superintendent of the Sunday school and at the time of his passing- was Diving- a Deacon for the council. Likewise, in civic and social organizations, he actively participated.
He was a veteran of World I, having served on foreign soils. At the time of his passing he was a director for the board of directors for the Franklin County Farmer's Mutual Insurance company. He also served as secretary of the Hamilton Cooperative Creamery for many years. His departure is deeply mourned by his wife and three children; Delos, Doris and Darrel Land, well as one brother, Alfred Lind, and one sister, Dora, preceded him in his passing
Marriage16 Mar 1922