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|Joan M. (Hanson) Landreth 1765
|Joan Landreth
|20 Dec 2014
|Anna Maria (Hanson) Larson
|January 11, 1846 Sweden
|Joni Anderson
|Ada Martha (Hanson) Dyer
|June 1856 Palmyra, Somerset, Me
|Dale Byers
|Hans Hanson
|1600 Prussia
|Sarah Key
|18 Dec 2014
|Elizabeth Hanson
|September 12, 1705 Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States
|Sue Durling
|17 Dec 2014
|Loren A. Hanson 3
|Loren Hanson
|16 Dec 2014
|Elizabeth Ann (Hanson) Gillespie
|November 10, 1840 Franklin County, Georgia
|Enzo Piazza
|15 Dec 2014
|Zoe Charlotte (Hanson) Freshfield
|1846 Boudjah, Smyrna, Turkey
|Bill N
|14 Dec 2014
|James Frederick Hanson
|1800 Great Bromley, Essex, England
|Eliza Zoe (Werry) Hanson
|May 11, 1812 Izmir, Turkey
|Elizabeth (Mendenhall) Hanson
|May 1, 1854 HInkle Creek, Hamilton, Indiana
|Dee Ann Pierce
|Milton Hanson
|May 6, 1842 Wayne County Indiana
|Raymond Frank Hanson
|July 26, 1930 Gregory, South Dakota, USA
|Dale Key
|13 Dec 2014
|Elizabeth (Hanson) Horton
|1552 Mouseley, Leicester, England
|RJ Horace
|Capt Catherine Louise (Montressor) Hanson 1052
|Catherine Louise Hanson
|Heather H. Hanson 23
|Heather Hanson
|12 Dec 2014
|Marvin M Hanson
|Daughter Hanson
|1653 Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States
|11 Dec 2014
|Elizabeth (Hanson) Hance
|1645 Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA
|Sue Durling
|Agnes (Hanson) Libby
|1640 Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States
|Toby Rockwell
|Timothy Hanson
|1651 Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States
|Sally Walker
|Thomas Hanson
|1523 Woodhouse, Yorkshire, , England
|10 Dec 2014
|Hazel A Hanson
|January 12, 1885 Marysville Yuba County CA
|Halla Johnson
|Midget (Cruson) Hanson
|February 1895 Iowa, USA
|Greg Hays
|Nikki P. (Hallett) Hanson
|Jackie Carter
|9 Dec 2014
|Magnus S. Hanson
|1889 Nebraska, USA
|Greg Hays
|Christina (Hanson) Walstead
|1857 Sweden
|Susan Tye
|8 Dec 2014
|Miriam Hanson
|Jim Harkness
|7 Dec 2014
|Nellie Matilda (Nelson) Hanson
|March 5, 1875 Erie, PA
|6 Dec 2014
|Rose R. (Six) Hanson
|Mary Poling
|Elsie Hanson
|Dee Ann Pierce
|5 Dec 2014
|Grace Hanson
|Mayme E (Hanson) Hinshaw
|July 1887
|Cora Blanche (Hanson) Kirkman
|November 29, 1881 Hamilton Co Indiana
|Marit (Dalåker) Hanson
|March 9, 1893
|Karoline Tufte Lien
|4 Dec 2014
|Hazel Esther (Sink) Hanson
|1901 Green Tree, ID
|Mickie Hodis
|Richard Hanson
|Richard Hanson
|3 Dec 2014
|Garry Hanson
|Garry Hanson
|Mary (Hanson) Hiatt
|September 1857 Ohio
|Jeffrey Evans
|Martin V. Hanson 338
|Martin Hanson
|1 Dec 2014
|Wybra (Hanson) Pontus
|1590 Austerfield, Yorkshire, England
|Frances Elizabeth (Hanson) Constable
|Dr. Jane L. Hanson 755
|Jane Hanson
|30 Nov 2014
|Marolyn L (Hanson) Heuer
|December 22, 1933 Tacoma, Pierce, Washington, USA
|Brent Biggs
|Sophia (Hanson) Tarbell
|Jean Cotton
|29 Nov 2014
|Samuel Burnham McClennen Hanson
|March 15, 1842 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Jacqueline Clark
|27 Nov 2014
|Synthia Rosada (Hanson) Morrow
|January 27, 1867 Batavia, Jefferson County, Iowa, USA
|Jim Mulhausen
|25 Nov 2014
|Doris Faye (Wilsterman) Hanson
|February 12, 1910 Peoria, Illinois
|Bob Wilsterman
|Leland Hanson
|Lillian (Jeppson) Hanson
|November 13, 1887 Millville, Cache, Utah Territory, United States
|Scott Fulkerson
|William Walter Hanson
|September 11, 1883 Brigham City, Box Elder, Utah, United States
|Jeppa Hanson
|1684 Isie, Malmohus, Sweden
|Beverly A (Gibson) Hanson
|24 Nov 2014
|Eliza Hanson
|September 1, 1825
|Steven Rose
|Violet Margaret (Hanson) Davison
|Nicholas Holmes
|23 Nov 2014
|Margaret Mollie (McMORAN) Hanson
|June 12, 1900
|Andrew Holmes Hanson
|April 22, 1912 New Zealand
|Sandra L. (Hanson) Kind
|Bob Wilsterman
|Dwight M. Hanson
|Sarah M. (Hanson) Mullany
|Nicholas Holmes
|Edith Emily (Mathie) Hanson
|1909 New Zealand
|Edward Alexander Thomas Hanson
|November 9, 1909 New Zealand
|Joseph William Hanson
|March 2, 1908 New Zealand
|Alice Mary Alma (Hanson) Carroll
|November 27, 1905 New Zealand
|Joseph William Hanson
|1877 Woolwich, Kent, England
|Mary Jane (Holmes) Hanson
|October 6, 1871 County Donegal, Ireland
|Mayme Oleta (Hanson) Huff
|September 21, 1910 Franklin County, Texas
|Catherine V
|22 Nov 2014
|Grace Carol (Hanson) Griffith
|Sir William Arbuthnot
|20 Nov 2014
|Alexandra Lee Hanson
|James West
|Charles Eugene Hanson
|May 1861 Pennsylvania
|Jacqueline Clark
|19 Nov 2014
|Mary Ann (Hanson) Buchanan
|May 25, 1880 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
|Belinda (Hanson) Hall
|January 1820 Polk, Lawrence, Indiana, USA
|Paul Fleetwood
|Mary Agnes Craig (Hanson) Bennett
|August 17, 1851 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
|Jacqueline Clark
|Mary M (Hanson) Barnett
|May 1899 Pennsylvania
|Axel Friedolf Hanson
|October 26, 1892 Sweden
|Catherine Nye
|18 Nov 2014
|Carol Hanson
|Diane M. (Hanson) Nye
|17 Nov 2014
|Grace G Hanson
|Joyce R Hanson
|Ruth Carolyn Hanson
|Lois Evelyn Hanson
|Richard Edwin Hanson
|Prudance Hanson
|Karl Hjalmar Hanson
|Emily L Hanson
|October 1896 Massachusetts
|Hilma Sofia Hanson
|October 1899 Massachusetts
|Victor George Hanson
|October 8, 1894 Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
|Martin Hanson
|September 4, 1855 Sweden
|Rene Martin Hanson
|February 28, 1925 Massachusetts, USA
|Helen June Hanson
|June 28, 1930 Massachusetts
|Ernest Dwight Hanson
|October 26, 1932 Massachusetts
|Robert Allen Hanson
|July 22, 1923 Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
|Edna May Hanson
|May 17, 1922 Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States of America
|John Bruce Hanson
|April 16, 1940 Lowell, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
|Raymond Hanson
|October 26, 1932
|Judith Anne Hanson
|May 7, 1937 Massachusetts
|Christine Hanson
|September 4, 1857 Sweden
|Jackie Marshall
|Nadine Hanson 20
|Nadine Hanson
|Addie Emma (Hanson) McKenzie
|October 6, 1857 Illinois, USA
|Jim Mulhausen
|15 Nov 2014
|Mary Etta (Hanson) Shipler
|November 12, 1856 Hancock County, Illinois, USA
|Martha Hanson
|Antonia Anonymous
|13 Nov 2014
|Henry A Hanson
|Melody Hanson
|Muriel Hanson
|Penny Hanson
|Bryanna Hanson
|Bryanna Hanson
|12 Nov 2014
|Elizabeth Hanson
|1558 Halifax, England
|Scott Hufford
|Minnie C (Hanson) Skinner
|1886 Minnesota, United States
|Susan Tye
|Ernest George Hanson
|October 26, 1878 England
|Ian Cripps
|10 Nov 2014
|Ingeborg (Haller) Hanson
|Gail Gish
|Hannie (Hanson) Porter
|1814 Georgia
|Jason Hayes
|Caleb Hanson
|1756 of Barrington, NH
|Sue Durling
|Rose Alice (Peak) Hanson
|January 8, 1912 Winnipeg
|Ian Cripps
|Wright Ingalls Hanson
|December 14, 1917 Minnesota, USA
|Carol Peterson
|9 Nov 2014
|Thomas Hanson
|RJ Horace
|8 Nov 2014
|Virginia Hanson
|Virginia Hanson
|7 Nov 2014
|Jean Marjorie (Hanson) Hodges
|April 10, 1930 Columbus Co., Wisconsin
|Stephanie Grohol
|6 Nov 2014
|Cynthia Hanson
|Cynthia Hanson
|5 Nov 2014
|Robert Jesse Hanson Sr
|1728 Stafford County, Virginia, USA
|Chris Chance
|4 Nov 2014
|Robert Hanson
|1615 Stafford County, Virginia, USA
|Margaret Peggy (Patrick) Hanson
|March 29, 1728 Stafford County, Virginia, USA
|James Hanson Sr
|1765 Fauquier County, Virginia, USA
|Sarah Sally (Hanson) Pike
|October 16, 1779 New Hampshire, USA
|Robin Kabrich
|Helen F. (Hanson) Cripps
|Ian Cripps
|3 Nov 2014
|Mildred Louise (Hanson) Peterson
|Susan Tye
|2 Nov 2014
|Ida Eleanor (Hanson) Campbell
|March 14, 1917 Pennsylvania
|Jacqueline Clark
|Maria (Hanson) Woodruff
|October 15, 1843 Germany
|Wayne Burnie
|Lizzie Hanson
|March 24, 1859 Christiana, Norway
|Thomas Calkins
|31 Oct 2014
|Sarah (Boswell) Hanson
|1757 Charles Maryland, USA
|Julieann Simms
|Thomas Hanson
|1748 unknown
|Emily Jane (Hanson) Simms
|1829 Coweta County, Georgia, USA
|Anna (Fagerstedt) Hanson
|1882 Illinois
|Anonymous Choate
|30 Oct 2014
|Kevin S. Hanson 980
|Kevin Hanson
|Sidney Eleanor (Hanson) Burns
|March 29, 1898 Pennsylvania
|Jacqueline Clark
|Andrew Hanson
|28 Oct 2014
|Karri Hanson
|Ole Hanson
|Tom Hanson
|Matt Hanson
|December 7, 1860
|Minnie Hanson
|Antonia Anonymous
|Paul Hanson
|Esther Hanson
|Mr Colin E. Hanson 113
|Colin Hanson
|Dorothy L Hanson
|October 10, 1921 Orrville, Wayne County, Ohio
|Michael Crusoe
|27 Oct 2014
|Sarah (Hanson) Ogden
|Victoria Surr
|26 Oct 2014
|Sena (Bjornstad) Hanson
|April 4, 1894 Minnesota
|Johanne (Larsdatter) Hanson
|December 1, 1790 Naes, Hedemarken, Norway
|Janiece Johnson
|25 Oct 2014
|Lars Hanson
|December 31, 1795 Naes, Hedemarken, Norway
|Walter Chester Hanson
|May 15, 1898 ND
|Tom Greene
|Dale B. Hanson
|Ludwig Kraayenbrink
|24 Oct 2014
|Dean A. Hanson
|Diane L. Hanson
|Raymond H. Hanson
|Norma A. (van Wilgen) Hanson
|Thomas C Hanson
|Debbie Mursch
|23 Oct 2014
|Alice May (Hanson) Morgan
|September 1899 Pennsylvania
|Jacqueline Clark
|Gladys e Hanson
|March 27, 1907 machiasport maine
|Stanley Wood
|22 Oct 2014
|Abby J. Hanson 267
|Abby Hanson
|Helen Jane (Hanson) Barr
|June 7, 1885 Cincinnati, OH
|Susan Wagner
|Jeanette (Neilson) Hanson
|March 18, 1847 Ontario, Canada
|Fannie Elizabeth (Hanson) Murphy
|November 5, 1880 Newport, KY
|Warrick P Hanson
|January 9, 1871 Pennsylvania
|Jacqueline Clark
|21 Oct 2014
|Louisa (Boyd) Hanson
|1828 Iowa, USA
|Jim Mulhausen
|19 Oct 2014
|Elizabeth Hanson
|Kaye Mansfield
|Adriaetje (Van Deventer) Hanson
|Terry Axline
|Violet (Hanson) Steffen
|1911 Minnesota, United States
|Susan Tye
|18 Oct 2014
|Nancy (Hanson) Mann
|Lee Mann
|Edward Taylor Hanson
|1828 Iowa or Vermont
|Jim Mulhausen
|Warrick Tasbut Hanson
|December 26, 1837 Pennsylvania
|Jacqueline Clark
|17 Oct 2014
|Peter August Hanson
|June 23, 1839
|Jerry Coffman
|16 Oct 2014
|Amanda (Hanson) Coffman
|July 31, 1882
|Lynn A. (Hanson) Dosch 1281
|Lynn Dosch
|Catherine Hanson
|June 7, 1802 Clarke, Georgia
|Pamela Ratliff
|15 Oct 2014
|Elizabeth Hanson
|Chris Chance
|Betty Irene Hanson
|January 3, 1938 Beverly, Ohio, USA
|Joseph Bridges
|Sarah (Horne) Hanson
|June 1, 1714 Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States
|Martin Hanson
|14 Oct 2014
|John Hanson
|October 4, 1739
|Isaac Hanson
|February 25, 1714 Dover, New Hampshire
|Thomas Hanson
|1586 Ipswich, Suffolk, England
|Toby Rockwell
|Katia Hanson
|Karoline Tufte Lien
|Nikki Hanson
|Jordan Hanson
|Brian J. Hanson
|Barbara Berg Hanson
|UNKNOWN Hanson
|Norle Hanson
|Donald Arnold Hanson
|Ethel Maude Barnick Hanson
|Peter Ludwig Falk Hanson
|Floyd Lewis Hanson
|Donald Alvin Hanson
|Louis Hanson Jr
|Arthur Harold Hanson
|Duane Iver Hanson
|Mary Ann (Hanson) Hull
|Lundie Pinner
|12 Oct 2014
|Chris E. (Karthausser) Hanson 195
|Chris Hanson
|Warrick Hanson
|June 10, 1868 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Jacqueline Clark
|Mary Hanson
|1870 Pennsylvania
|Hattie Evangeline Hanson
|April 12, 1893 Morgan,,Redwood,Minnesota
|Martha-Lisa Flinsch
|11 Oct 2014
|Eunice Myrtle Hanson
|December 13, 1898 Morgan,,Rwd,MN
|Judy Darlene (Hanson) Larson-Judd
|November 8, 1951 Wadena, Minnesota, United States
|Susan Tye
|Idelle Jean (Hanson) Sandberg
|September 28, 1931 Nielsville, Minnesota, United States
|7 Oct 2014
|Casey S. (Brown) Hanson
|Kelly Brown-Phillips
|6 Oct 2014
|Harold Glenn Hanson
|Tom Greene
|David Felix Hanson
|Ronald David Hanson
|Hannah Jane Hanson
|December 28, 1826 New Brunswick, Canada
|David Sylvester
|Mary Ann (Mendenhall) Hanson
|1814 Chester, Chester, Pennsylvania
|Jacqueline Clark
|John Nottingham Hanson
|March 2, 1834 Chester County, Pennsylvania
|5 Oct 2014
|Charles Eugene Hanson
|January 24, 1922 Pennsylvania
|4 Oct 2014
|George Hanson
|August 14, 1925 Pennsylvania
|Mark Hanson
|August 21, 1954 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Martha Matilda (Hanson) Paulie
|August 1, 1885 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
|Jacob Hanson
|David Sylvester
|Cornelius Hanson
|1789 New Brunswick Canada
|Abigail (Scagel) Hanson
|September 14, 1755 Rye, New Hampshire, USA
|Robert Hathaway
|3 Oct 2014
|Mr Edward L. Hanson
|Colin Hanson
|Robert Hanson
|Wybra Hanson
|1592 Holland, Reusel-de Mierden, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands
|Nicci Hogen
|2 Oct 2014
|Mr Pete H. Hanson 260
|Pete Hanson
|29 Sep 2014
|Hildegarde L. Hanson
|Mary Kopsick
|James Bant Hanson
|December 17, 1904 Bath Maine
|Henry Wallace Hanson
|December 20, 1873 Damariscotta-Newcastle, ME, USA
|James Hanson
|August 7, 1834 Ireland
|Susan Wagner
|Lewis Hanson
|1876 Yorkshire Halifax, England
|Ken Seech
|27 Sep 2014
|Grace (Moody) Hanson
|1877 Homerton, London, England
|Ann M (Unknown) Hanson
|1850 Maidstone, Kent
|Alfred Hanson
|Amos Hanson
|Joseph Hanson
|Susannah Hanson
|William Hanson
|James Hanson
|Frederick Hanson
|1848 Northowram Nr HX, Yorkshire, England
|Calena (Unknown) Hanson
|Joseph Maitland Hanson
|January 7, 1806 Pennsylvania
|Jacqueline Clark
|26 Sep 2014
|Susanna A (Saylor) Hanson
|February 25, 1837 Pennsylvania
|Virginia B Hanson
|November 1868 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Joseph Maitland Hanson Jr
|March 10, 1836 Pennsylvania
|Alexander Goldman Hanson
|April 25, 1901 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Joseph Hanson
|Hannah (Bean) Hanson
|April 15, 1791 Alton, Belknap County, New Hampshire
|Janne Gorman
|25 Sep 2014
|Catherine Mary Ann (Pearson) Hanson
|1825 Chatham Kent England
|Ron Pearson
|Hans Hanson
|June 1856
|Thomas Calkins
|24 Sep 2014
|Margarett (Kroouze) Hanson
|March 24, 1899 Pennsylvania
|Patti Salvaggio
|Unlisted HANSON
|Colin Hanson
|23 Sep 2014
|Unlisted HANSON
|Unlisted HANSON
|Unlisted HANSON
|Catherine S (King) Hanson
|1838 Delaware
|Jacqueline Clark
|Dorcas (Hanson) Lowd
|November 24, 1819 Lebanon, York, Maine, USA
|Laura Harlow
|Rosemary Hanson
|Rosemary Hanson
|Cecil Luverne Hanson
|Catherine Louise Hanson
|22 Sep 2014
|Albert John Hanson
|March 10, 1882 Minnesota, USA
|Swan Magnus Hanson
|September 30, 1854 Sweden
|Swan Hanson
|Hallie May (Hanson) White
|October 1, 1867 Belmont Co., Ohio, USA
|Meghan Dewhurst- Conroy
|21 Sep 2014
|Hannah Hanson
|20 Sep 2014
|James L Hanson
|1826 Ohio, USA
|Meghan Dewhurst- Conroy
|19 Sep 2014
|Susannah Dorcas (Barnes) Hanson
|April 18, 1834 Ohio, USA
|John A. Hanson
|April 11, 1863 Sweden
|Kate Hanson
|18 Sep 2014
|Millie Camelia Hanson
|December 1884 Minnesota, USA
|Charles August Hanson
|October 19, 1860 Sweden
|Elsa W. Hanson
|November 24, 1876 Minnesota, USA
|Axel F. Hanson
|January 31, 1880 Featherstone, Goodhue, MN
|James Richard Hanson
|Carl Magnus Hanson
|April 20, 1878 Minnesota, USA
|Carrie Elizabeth Hanson
|Christine Joanne Hanson
|Patrick Gordon Hanson 1
|Patrick Gordon Hanson
|Phyllis Josephine (Myers) Hanson
|March 19, 1935 Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States
|Chris S. Hanson 279
|Chris Hanson
|17 Sep 2014
|James Richard Hanson
|Catherine Louise Hanson
|John A. Hanson
|April 11, 1863 Sweden
|16 Sep 2014
|Mildred Jeannette Hanson
|October 25, 1913 Hastings, Dakota, MN
|Magdelene B. Hanson
|1911 Hastings, Dakota, MN
|Lucille Marie Hanson
|January 1909 Hastings, Dakota, MN
|John G. Hanson
|April 1900 Hastings, Dakota, MN
|Harry W. Hanson
|April 1888 Hastings, Dakota, MN
|Roy C. Hanson
|July 21, 1885 Hastings, Dakota, MN
|Karen Hanson
|Jack Hanson
|Richard Hanson
|Harold Hanson
|John Leon Hanson
|Ruth Dale Hanson
|Robert C. Hanson
|Ellen Hanson
|February 1886 Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN
|Harold Dalmer Hanson
|Robert L. Hanson
|April 1890 Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN
|Leon Conrad Hanson
|Florence Beatrice Hanson
|October 1890 Hastings, Dakota, MN
|Alma M. Hanson
|March 1896 Hastings, Dakota, MN
|George D. Hanson
|September 1898 Hastings, Dakota, MN
|Carlin L. Hanson
|September 1892 Hastings, Dakota, MN
|Charles August Hanson
|October 19, 1860 Sweden
|Millie Camelia Hanson
|December 1884 Minnesota, USA
|Elsa W. Hanson
|November 24, 1876 Minnesota, USA
|Axel F. Hanson
|January 31, 1880 Featherstone, Goodhue, MN
|Carl Magnus Hanson
|April 20, 1878 Minnesota, USA
|Carrie Elizabeth Hanson
|Christine Joanne Hanson
|Abbie (Eaton) Hanson
|多美 b
|John F. Hanson
|Helen Hanson
|Eleanor Elizabeth (Hanson) Bryniarski
|April 7, 1907
|Dolores Marriam (Hanson) Higgins
|November 12, 1921 Michigan, United States
|15 Sep 2014
|Sharon L. (Hanson) Lind
|Beverley Melchior
|Unlisted HANSON
|Lola Kelley
|14 Sep 2014
|Emma Hanson
|June 20, 1826 Färila, Gavleborgs, Sweden
|Alan Wilson
|Terry L Hanson
|September 1, 1941 Brainerd, Crow Wing County, Minnesota, United States
|10 Sep 2014
|Richard D Hanson
|May 22, 1962 Staples, Minnesota, United States
|Margie R Hanson
|March 29, 1921 Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
|Lorraine Margaret (Roach) Hanson
|January 12, 1923 Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
|Loretta (Smith) Hanson
|February 17, 1912 Ward Township, Todd County, Minnesota, United States
|Gilbert Hanson
|April 18, 1909 Hopkins, Minnesota, United States
|Geraldine Violet (Abrahamson) Hanson
|March 26, 1933 Brainerd, Crow Wing County, Minnesota, United States
|Emily I (Warner) Hanson
|January 24, 1920 Cornell, Wisconsin, United States
|Duane R Hanson
|February 17, 1934 Crosby, Minnesota, United States
|Carol Jean Hanson
|September 18, 1948 Des Moines, Iowa, United States
|Bernice K (Unknown) Hanson
|October 28, 1923
|Bernice Emily (Nelson) Hanson
|December 14, 1920 Brainerd, Crow Wing County, Minnesota, United States
|Mary Ann Hanson
|1807 Hull, Yorkshire, England
|Fred Adamson
|Jean S (Hanson) Halvorson
|January 22, 1957 Willmar, Minnesota, United States
|9 Sep 2014
|Unlisted HANSON
|Jacqueline Overland
|Unlisted HANSON
|Unlisted HANSON
|Isaac Hanson
|Bill Huitt
|Delwyn Chris Hanson
|John G Hanson
|May 19, 1908
|Paul Carpenter
|Julius Hanson
|July 1880 Denmark
|Heather Brown
|Andrew Hanson
|March 18, 1843 Denmark
|Anna (Unknown) Hanson
|August 16, 1846 Denmark
|Alfred Hanson
|8 Sep 2014
|Kare (Simensdatter Hönefoss) Hanson
|February 12, 1840 Hönefoss, Ringerige, Norway
|Chris Hanson
|7 Sep 2014
|Herman Martinius Hanson
|July 9, 1860 Locust Lane, Winneshiek, Iowa
|Sarah (Hanson) Stow
|1773 Addingham, West Yorkshire, England
|Fred Adamson
|6 Sep 2014
|Lucille A Peterson Hanson
|August 13, 1911 California, USA
|Tammy Wamberg
|Frances J Hanson
|February 19, 1870 Michigan, USA
|Nancy (Hanson) Bearden
|November 29, 1818 Carroll County, Georgia, United States
|Lucy King
|5 Sep 2014
|Philip Francis Hanson
|February 12, 1908 Atkinson, Maine
|L. Hanson
|2 Sep 2014
|Richard Francis Hanson 8
|Richard Francis Hanson
|Ellen (Horder) Hanson
|February 14, 1857 Maitland,New South Wales Australia
|Beverley Melchior
|Phyllis Mae Hanson
|April 14, 1930 Minnesota, USA
|Rob Edgeton
|1 Sep 2014
|L. Hanson 373
|L. Hanson
|John Hanson
|1592 England
|Donna Stone
|Marrion Hanson
|1612 Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England
|Shannon L. (Hanson) Taylor
|L. Hanson
|Unlisted HANSON
|Elizabeth Augusta (Hanson) Sturtevant
|June 9, 1859 Massachusetts
|Maren Giobbi
|31 Aug 2014
|Augustus Percy Hanson
|1829 New Hampshire
|L. Hanson
|Jonathan Hanson
|February 1761 Dover, New Hampshire
|Eliza (Gaines) Hanson
|Charles Arthur Hanson
|1800 Dover, New Hampshire
|Sarah Augusta (Hill) Hanson
|September 7, 1836 Sangerville, Maine
|George W. Hanson
|July 6, 1855 Atkinson, Maine
|Francis Foster Hanson
|April 24, 1884 Atkinson, Maine
|Gertrude Elsie (Washburn) Hanson
|May 29, 1879 Medway, Maine
|Nellie E. (Johnson) Hanson
|May 14, 1861 Atkinson, ME
|30 Aug 2014
|Olive Maria (Kelley) Hanson
|July 6, 1918
|Irene C. (Drouillard) Hanson
|Ken Seech
|Erik N. Hanson 16
|Erik Hanson
|Matilda Callaway (Hickman) Hanson
|1800 Kentucky
|Al Adams
|William Hanson
|June 26, 1883
|Dolores R (Unknown) Hanson
|28 Aug 2014
|Samuel Hanson
|1797 NY State
|Harold Ward
|Elizabeth Hanson
|July 2, 1825
|Clara Amelia (Hanson) Lange
|September 25, 1891 Genesee, Latah, Idaho, United States
|Clara Lange
|Esther Jean (Hickman) Hanson
|February 4, 1907 Idaho
|Esther Hanson
|Svante Verner Hanson
|August 6, 1852 Mottala, Sweden
|Jane Hanson
|27 Aug 2014
|Harry L Hanson
|March 2, 1904 Idaho
|Henry Hanson
|1864 Wisconsin
|Ingaborg Belle (Flamoe) Hanson
|February 29, 1868 Norway
|Raymond Hanson
|Susan Tye
|Roy Victor Hanson
|March 8, 1898 Idaho
|Ramona Therese (Brunner) Hanson
|Brendan Zoglman
|Elizabeth (UNKNOWN) Hanson
|26 Aug 2014
|Shirley I. (Prouty) Hanson
|Chris Hanson
|25 Aug 2014
|ED D. Hanson
|Willie Hanson
|Erick Hanson
|1840 Norway
|Ingerborg (Severson) Hanson
|1846 Norway
|Clara Melvina (Hanson) Swenhaugen
|September 10, 1885 Minnesota, USA
|Ellen (Unknown) Hanson
|1845 Ovenden Nr HX, Yorkshire, England
|Ken Seech
|Kenneth N. Hanson
|24 Aug 2014
|Helen M. (Hanson) Seech
|Irene C. (Drouillard) Hanson
|Jean Hanson
|Jean Hanson
|23 Aug 2014
|Susan E. Hanson 11
|Susan Hanson
|21 Aug 2014
|Thomas de Ratrick Hanson
|1523 woodhouse, england
|Martin Hanson
|John Hanson
|1493 Woodhouse, Yorkshire, , England
|Cynthia Winskey
|Edward Hanson
|1519 England
|Martin Hanson
|Laura Hanson
|Robin Mcgraw
|Melissa Hanson
|Eric Hanson
|Henry F Hanson
|1882 Kansas
|Marylene Goulet
|19 Aug 2014
|Olive G (Volz) Hanson
|October 1886 Batavia, Genesee, New York, USA
|Mary Hanson
|1714 New Castle, Delaware, United States
|Linda DeFrees
|Cora Belle (Sylvester) Hanson
|September 18, 1866 Beaver Dam, WI
|Chris Hanson
|18 Aug 2014
|Lillian (Sylvester) Hanson
|March 19, 1878 Mantorville, Dodge, Minnesota
|Esther Eunice (Roberts) Hanson
|September 24, 1894 Sparta, WI
|Wilbur Sylvester Hanson
|October 22, 1898 Howard, SD
|17 Aug 2014
|Dr Steve M. Hanson
|Dr Tere (Sánchez) Hanson
|Hazel M (Smith) Hanson
|October 1, 1904 Benton, Lake, Illinois
|MN Hicks
|Tamarah A. (Lamkin) Hanson
|William Lamkin
|16 Aug 2014
|Esther Josephine (Hanson) Dailey
|April 9, 1922
|14 Aug 2014
|Constance Jeannette Hanson
|July 1, 1930 Sparta, WI
|Chris Hanson
|13 Aug 2014
|Morgan Hanson
|1847 Douglas, Indiana
|Rebecca Keene
|12 Aug 2014
|Peggy S. (Becker) Hanson
|Jessica Becker
|Joyce Elaine (Hanson) Callender
|October 18, 1930 North St. Paul, Minnesota, United States
|11 Aug 2014
|Linda (Siemers) Hanson
|William Scholtes
|10 Aug 2014
|Ronald C. Hanson
|Tom Dolly
|Danielle E. Hanson
|William Scholtes
|Ronald C. Hanson Jr
|Tom Dolly
|Renee (Hanson) Rutherford
|Martin Hanson
|Tobias Hanson
|May 1640 Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States
|9 Aug 2014
|Benjamin Hanson
|October 26, 1709 Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States
|Sue Durling
|Cornelius Hanson
|1913 North Dakota
|Melinda Weir
|Malena Hanson
|1914 North Dakota
|Jorgen Oliep Hanson
|November 29, 1872 Norway
|Hildred Cecelia Hanson
|Ann (Hanson) K
|Jane Hanson
|Clyde Morse Hanson
|March 27, 1926 Brush, Morgan, Colorado, USA
|Marilyn K. (Phillips) Hanson
|Ginger Cobb Taulbee
|Mary (Haddock) Hanson
|1763 Sunderland Durham England
|7 Aug 2014
|Thomas Robert Hanson
|December 14, 1791 Monkwearmouth Durham England
|George Hanson
|1760 Sunderland Durham England
|Elizabeth (Dickason) Hanson
|1779 Bishopwearmouth Durham England
|William Hanson
|January 12, 1825 Sunderland Durham England
|Virginia (Hanson) Brauer
|January 12, 1944 Fargo, North Dakota, United States
|Mable Myrtle Helena (Hanson) Nelson
|August 29, 1909 Cedar, Cherokee, Iowa
|Matthew Wester
|6 Aug 2014
|Albert Hanson
|April 24, 1870 Skane, Sweden
|John Hanson
|April 14, 1721 Mulberry Grove, Charles Co, Maryland, USA
|Ken Broughton
|Gracie May (Parker) Hanson
|April 26, 1884 Ft Scott Bourbon County Kansas
|David Parker
|James Hanson
|James Hanson
|4 Aug 2014
|Emma Selma (East) Hanson
|January 19, 1870 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
|Vicki Gailey
|Hortense Metta Hanson
|Emma E. (Finley) Hanson
|David Schaeffer
|Betty N. (Hanson) Reimers
|Matthew Wester
|3 Aug 2014
|Barbara B. (Baum) Hanson
|Joe Fitzgerald
|Blenda (Swanson) Hanson
|May 22, 1873 West Toras, Lonashult Smaland, Sweden
|Matthew Wester
|Patricia K. Hanson 2
|Patricia Hanson
|Raymond Luverne Hanson
|April 18, 1918 Fairview, Brown, Kansas
|2 Aug 2014
|Carl Leland Hanson
|August 30, 1898 Hiawatha, Brown, Kansas
|Vella P. Hanson
|February 13, 1909 Hiawatha, Brown, Kansas
|Thelma Mae Hanson
|September 21, 1913 Hiawatha, Brown, Kansas
|Lucille M. Hanson
|July 23, 1906 Hiawatha, Brown, Kansas
|Fred Edward Hanson
|April 16, 1904 Hiawatha, Brown, Kansas
|Frank Pratt Hanson
|August 23, 1875 Hiawatha, Brown, Kansas
|Clarke Milton Hanson
|October 5, 1901 Hiawatha, Brown, Kansas
|Henry Hanson
|Eric Hansen
|30 Jul 2014
|George Virgil Hanson
|December 12, 1932 Spokane, Spokane County, Washington, United States
|Grace Mary (Rae) Hanson
|August 18, 1902
|Sarah (Hanson) Watts
|1858 Georgia, USA
|A Watts
|Roy G Hanson
|November 9, 1928 Near Potlatch, Idaho
|Carl F Hanson
|1903 Idaho, United States
|Pedar Johan Hanson
|March 6, 1853 Norway
|Misty O'Brien
|Wilhelm Petter Hanson
|April 30, 1845
|Johan Peder Hanson
|January 12, 1858 Norway
|Albert Hanson
|April 8, 1859 Norway
|Benjamin Benoni Hanson
|June 12, 1848 Bodo, Norway (immigrated to US in 1873)/Bodo, Norway
|Joyce J. (Flyger) Hanson
|Kelsey Hanson
|Kelsey Hanson
|29 Jul 2014
|Emily Hanson
|Emily Hanson
|Lisa (Hanson) Allen
|William Scholtes
|28 Jul 2014
|Donna Rae (Hagerty) Hanson
|June 17, 1948
|Tom Dolly
|Sarah (Hanson) Ogden
|Bob Jewett
|27 Jul 2014
|Alfred Hanson
|December 14, 1856 Bishopwearmouth Durham England
|Elizabeth Ann (Nazer) Hanson
|March 2, 1862 Kawhia Otorohanga Waikato New Zealand
|Albert Victor Hanson
|1887 New Zealand
|Thora Adele Rubena (Barlow) Hanson
|December 19, 1888 Auckland New Zealand
|Kenneth O. Hanson
|Nicholas J. Hanson
|Erik Hanson
|25 Jul 2014
|Rose Emma Hanson
|1822 Brotherton, Yorkshire
|Ron Woodhouse
|Matylda (Mickelson) Hanson
|May 26, 1893 Fort Ranson, Ransom, North Dakota, USA
|Jeffrey Mickelson
|24 Jul 2014
|Hilton J Hanson
|Gary Bunker
|Martin Lamar Hanson
|Mitchell Louis Hanson
|Sarah (Hanson) Hall
|Bob Carson
|Kim Hanson
|Kim Hanson
|John Frederick Hanson
|November 19, 1859 Fyerr, Denmark
|Rik Roszel
|23 Jul 2014
|Clara Pauline (Hanson) Hunter
|September 13, 1886 Atlantic, Iowa, USA
|Jenny L. (Hanson) Robidoux
|Chris Hanson
|22 Jul 2014
|Ingvald S. Hanson
|July 13, 1905 Hendricks, Lincoln, Minnesota, USA
|Michelle Roy
|Shirley Loraine (McInelly) Hanson
|December 1, 1933 Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho
|Trudy Jenkins
|21 Jul 2014
|Stephanie Hanson
|Stephanie Hanson
|20 Jul 2014
|Rhonda K. (Hanson) Steele
|Richard Steele
|Frances Hanson
|1860 Littleborough, Lancashire, England
|Stephen Leeson
|18 Jul 2014
|Karissa Hanson
|Karissa Hanson
|17 Jul 2014
|Lillie (Hanson) Dowdy
|Kevin McClain
|16 Jul 2014
|Thomas Hanson
|Thomas Hanson
|15 Jul 2014
|Sheila Marie Hanson
|Elizabeth Gredig
|Joseph Edward Hanson
|Hazel (Hanson) Elliot
|David Elliot
|Nn10 Hanson
|Tom Greene
|13 Jul 2014
|Martin Everett Hanson
|11 Jul 2014
|Maraget Ann Hanson
|January 15, 1899 Denmark
|Quinn Thompson
|Kathleen Hanson
|Tom Greene
|Alice Hanson
|December 10, 1836 Little Horton Green, Bradford, Yorkshire, England
|Jeremy Hatch
|10 Jul 2014
|Thomas Hanson
|June 27, 1803 Portsmouth, Hampshire, England
|Laura Scott
|Lori L. (Hanson) Wright
|Rick Watts
|9 Jul 2014
|Crystal L. (Cowart) Hanson
|David Minyard
|Susanna Hanson
|Peter Farrar
|6 Jul 2014
|Amy L. (Hanson) DeAnda
|Dolly DeAnda
|5 Jul 2014
|Marcelius Olaus Normann (Martinussen) Hanson
|December 28, 1864 Saltdalens Parish, Nordland, Norway
|Mike Volz
|Kenneth Hanson
|Anonymous Pierpont
|4 Jul 2014
|Arizona R Hanson
|April 12, 1870 Mills County, Texas, USA
|Earl D House
|Lois E. (Elliott) Hanson
|Lisa Dunlap
|1 Jul 2014
|Edward Ebenhart (Severson) Hanson
|July 28, 1873 Chicago, IL
|Jim Harkness
|John H. (Severson) Hanson
|December 19, 1875 Illinois, USA
|Hans Hanson
|Ronda House
|30 Jun 2014
|Obren Jule Hanson
|Gina Hanson
|Hellen Hanson
|John Hanson
|Ole Hanson
|Lester H Hanson
|Hilda Hanson
|July 29, 1880 Bath Township, Freeborn, Minnesota
|Sue J. (Hanson) Grady 19
|Sue Grady
|29 Jun 2014
|Walter N. Hanson
|Linda A. (Hanson) Groff
|Oliver Sigurd Hanson
|June 3, 1860 Waukon IA
|Helen A. (Chance) Hanson
|Mari L. (Hanson) Duke
|Ryan R. Hanson
|Cara Britton
|26 Jun 2014
|Kelsey N. Hanson
|Tracy J. Hanson
|Steve R. Hanson
|Steve R. Hanson
|Anna (Anderson) Hanson
|Jennifer Wright
|25 Jun 2014
|Palma (Hanson) Hove
|1894 Idaho
|23 Jun 2014
|Emma (Hanson) Dahl
|December 18, 1874 Blair, Trempealeau County Wisconsin, USA
|Janne Gorman
|Rose (Lovejoy) Hanson
|Brad Lovejoy
|Carl Hanson
|Tracy (Hanson) Lewis
|Alan Whitman
|22 Jun 2014
|Susie Catherine (Cone) Hanson
|June 9, 1921 Davidson County, TN
|Tina Goforth
|20 Jun 2014
|Cecelia M Hanson
|July 2, 1847 Norway
|18 Jun 2014
|Petrine Henriette (Olausdatter) Hanson
|May 19, 1861 Hemnes, Nordland, Norway
|Mike Volz
|17 Jun 2014
|Fern Marie Hanson
|February 7, 1902 Phillips County, Kansas, USA
|David Hughey
|14 Jun 2014
|Mrs Gill (Holness) Hanson 60
|Gill Hanson
|13 Jun 2014
|Kristina Hanson
|Brian Ward
|11 Jun 2014
|Anders (Hansen) Hanson
|December 7, 1834 Dvergsten farm, Gran, Hadeland, Norway
|John Quanrud
|10 Jun 2014
|Marian Hanson
|March 28, 1909 Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio
|Cari Taplin
|9 Jun 2014
|Emily (Harvey) Hanson
|February 15, 1914
|Cathy Ohama
|6 Jun 2014
|Linda (Riecken) Hanson
|Paul C. Hanson
|Linda L. (Hanson) Anweiler
|Joseph Hanson
|February 16, 1908
|Koran (Hanson) Johnson
|1843 Denmark
|Robin Page
|5 Jun 2014
|Josephine (Hanson) Creech
|June 10, 1873
|Molly Brunson
|4 Jun 2014
|Aschild Hanson
|1630 Haukås, Hamre, Hordaland, Norway
|Patrick McCormick
|2 Jun 2014
|Lady Catherine Elizabeth (Hanson) Gordon
|John Smith
|1 Jun 2014
|Marie (Hanson) Scott
|Tomeka Bernstetter
|Isaac N. Hanson
|Elizabeth Hanson
|1844 Denmark
|Andrea Nelson
|31 May 2014
|Hewett Merrill Hanson
|March 18, 1919 New Richland MN
|Donna Sotomayor
|29 May 2014
|Gladys Violet (Hanson) Barcham
|Ciara Humphreys
|23 May 2014
|Helen Eudocia (Evans) Hanson
|February 14, 1899 Ohio, USA
|Eric Evans
|Ben Hanson
|Kim Goodwater
|22 May 2014
|Zalia M. (Hanson) Utt
|William Hanson
|1843 Hudson, WI, USA
|Robert Kyle
|21 May 2014
|Ada Belle (Rees) Hanson
|March 5, 1881 Genesee, Latah, Idaho, United States
|Hulda Hanson
|March 27, 1876
|John Quanrud
|20 May 2014
|Carrie (Hanson) Halverson
|1883 Norway
|Doris Casperson
|19 May 2014
|Hannah (Unk) Hanson
|Berger Hanson
|Rena L. Hanson
|June 27, 1898 Chicago, Cook, IL
|Jim Harkness
|17 May 2014
|Bertha Annie Hanson
|March 3, 1885 Kings Heath, Birmingham, Worcestershire
|Christopher Laughton
|16 May 2014
|Oscar Charles Hanson
|May 2, 1872 Winneshiek Co., Iowa, USA
|John Quanrud
|15 May 2014
|Carl H Hanson
|1898 Indiana, USA
|Michael Hankins
|14 May 2014
|Blanche Bertie (Hanson) Gilbert
|May 22, 1902
|David Gilbert
|9 May 2014
|Niles M. Hanson
|Karen Tveden
|Tommy Lee Hanson
|October 15, 1944 Nashville, Howard, Arkansas, United States
|David Parker
|8 May 2014
|Jeneal Hanson
|Susan Tye
|Nels Morton Hanson
|Alice Hanson
|Susan Tye
|Nora Hanson
|Hilma Hanson
|Spicer Hanson
|March 7, 1874
|John Quanrud
|Rowena (Hanson) Luedke
|1908 Idaho
|Ira J Hanson
|1878 Idaho
|Alice (Hanson) Eaton
|Alan Whitman
|7 May 2014
|Harold Merle Hanson
|June 5, 1898 Estherville, Emmet Co., Iowa, USA
|John Quanrud
|Laura (Wearth) Hanson
|Merril Hanson
|September 1898
|Irving Hanson
|Alvina (Sillge) Hanson
|David L. Hanson 1
|David Hanson
|Carol (Hanson) Austin
|John Quanrud
|Roy Hanson
|August 11, 1911 Hampton, Franklin Co., Iowa, USA
|Violet (Hanson) Callahan
|September 28, 1899 Estherville, Emmet Co., Iowa, USA
|Daisy D. (Jackman) Hanson
|Wes Hanson 1
|Wes Hanson
|Thorwald N Hanson
|October 6, 1863 Norway
|Pamela Lloyd
|6 May 2014
|Viola Martha Hanson
|Louanna Gene G. (Browning) Hanson
|Philip Smith
|Marthe (Hansen) Hanson
|October 28, 1871 Locust Lane, Winneshiek Co., Iowa, USA
|John Quanrud
|Lewis J. Hanson
|Jean (Nelson) Hanson
|October 4, 1918 North Dakota, USA
|Florence (Hanson) Cease
|Adolph Hanson
|August 22, 1879 Spencer, Clay Co., Iowa, USA
|John Hanson
|1560 elland, england
|Martin Hanson
|Mary (Paul) Hanson
|1619 England
|Toby Rockwell
|Arndt Hanson
|1891 Norway
|Eric Evans
|Elizabeth (Thompson) Hanson
|April 24, 1894 Berlin, Steele, Minnesota
|Donna Sotomayor
|Margaret Hanson
|Alan Whitman
|Howard O Hanson
|5 May 2014
|Harold Hanson
|Donald Hanson
|Mary Pitcher
|Ann Hanson
|1815 Whitechapel, Middlesex, England
|Phil Dalling
|4 May 2014
|(Hans) Peter Hanson
|November 11, 1874 Wisconsin
|Nichole Taufaao
|Cheri (Quanbeck) Hanson
|Kevin Johnson
|3 May 2014
|Daryl Hanson
|Elizabeth (Hanson) Gibson
|2 May 2014
|Brianna M. (Anders) Hanson 2
|Brianna Hanson
|30 Apr 2014
|Unlisted HANSON 12
|Stacye Erickson
|Elizabeth (Meader) Hanson
|1684 Oyster River, Stratford, NH
|Sue Fitzpatrick
|28 Apr 2014
|Mary Josephine (Hanson) Meacham
|Terry Langman
|27 Apr 2014
|Anna Maria Hanson
|April 26, 1817
|Steve Polson
|Mary Bolete Hanson
|June 15, 1852
|Edgar Hanson
|1877 Halifax, Yorkshire, England
|Christopher Laughton
|26 Apr 2014
|Julia (Christensen) Hanson
|December 10, 1865 Skoger, Vestfold, Norway
|Susannah Zemke
|24 Apr 2014
|Simon Hanson
|Chr. Wiger
|Ole Hanson
|Elizabeth (Hanson) Downs
|Judy Rolfe
|22 Apr 2014
|Jon Hanson
|December 17, 1820 Vaga,Norway
|Gordon Lokken
|Stanwood Lincoln Hanson I
|December 6, 1893 Portland, Cumberland, ME, USA
|Joe Fitzgerald
|21 Apr 2014
|Larry Ronald Hanson
|March 14, 1931 Black Creek, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA
|Janiece Johnson
|20 Apr 2014
|Eldo James Hanson Sr
|June Eldith Hanson
|Ole (Bilden) Hanson
|September 14, 1856 Ness, Hadeland, Norway
|Susan Martin
|19 Apr 2014
|Verna Maybelle Hanson
|May 13, 1883 Minnesota
|Mårten (Hanson) Hansen
|1852 Sweden
|Jørgen Hansen
|June E. (Hanson) Bell
|Janiece Johnson
|18 Apr 2014
|Hilda R. (DePew) Hanson
|17 Apr 2014
|Sr. Eldo J. Hanson
|Mary (Bickford) Hanson
|Millie Jane Hanson
|David Maples
|Jurgen Peter Hanson
|13 Apr 2014
|Anonymous Hanson
|Jurgen Hanson
|Joseph Hanson
|1656 Virginia
|Mary Pitcher
|James Hanson
|1675 Virginia
|Ellen Margaret (Hanson) Peterson
|April 24, 1840 Denmark
|Jim Fender
|8 Apr 2014
|Kathryn Mary Hanson
|Steven Kleist
|Thomas Hanson Jr
|1643 Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States
|Martin Hanson
|7 Apr 2014
|Mary Elizabeth Hanson
|November 11, 1853 Talladega Co, Alabama
|Wayne Alligood
|6 Apr 2014
|Sarah R. (Hanson) Wilson
|Beverley Melchior
|5 Apr 2014
|Elizabeth Hanson
|Ann (Unknown) Hanson
|Terry J. Hanson
|Tapley Hanson Jr.
|1796 Culpeper Co., VA
|Wayne Alligood
|Rev. Thomas Rhodes Hanson
|July 4, 1839 Morgan Co., GA
|Joseph S. Hanson
|1837 Clarke Co., GA
|Frances Marion Hanson
|May 11, 1833 Clarke Co., GA
|Mary A. Hanson
|Armstead T. Hanson
|John Hanson
|1826 Clarke Co., GA
|James Hanson
|UNKNOWN Hanson
|Cynthia B. Hanson
|November 30, 1821 Morgan Co., GA
|William N. Hanson
|1846 Georgia
|Virginia A. Hanson
|April 1841 GA
|Rachel Hanson
|1849 Talladega Co, Alabama
|James Hanson
|1828 Talladega County, Alabama or Ga?
|Jacob G. Hanson
|October 1850 Talladega Co, Alabama
|Joseph Hanson
|1656 Virginia, USA
|4 Apr 2014
|Johan Hanson
|1776 Myksvoll /Lindaas Parish, Hordaland n. Bergen, Norway
|Patrick McCormick
|3 Apr 2014
|Ingeborg (Halvorsdtr) Hanson
|1776 Feste Nore, Lindas, Norway
|Mary Hanson
|1817 Warner, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA
|Henry Chadwick
|2 Apr 2014
|Jean Marie Hanson
|Mark Hammond
|31 Mar 2014
|Beverly Jane Hanson
|John (Hans) A. Hanson
|May 25, 1864 Denmark
|Dagmar Elizabeth Hanson
|April 13, 1899 Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island, United States
|Mary Christina Hanson
|Arthur William Hanson
|Lucinda (Prentice) Hanson
|Sue Durling
|30 Mar 2014
|Possibly Mary Sarah Hanson
|Karen F
|29 Mar 2014
|Henry Hanson
|Idell O'Leary
|Martin Hanson
|Caral Hanson
|Helen Hanson
|Lewis P Hanson
|Elmer Hanson
|Howard V Hanson
|Mary (Kitchen) Hanson
|April 23, 1648 Kittery,York, Maine
|Sue Fitzpatrick
|27 Mar 2014
|Myrtle (Schneider) Hanson
|January 1, 1920 Chicago, Illinois
|Rich Schneider
|Lillian (Hanson) Mason
|February 2, 1889 Norway or Finland ?
|Kathleen Selear
|26 Mar 2014
|Sue A. Hanson 33
|Sue Hanson
|25 Mar 2014
|Eva A (Hanson) Hurd
|Jameson Miller
|John Ruppert Hanson
|January 14, 1920 Pennsylvania
|Jacqueline Clark
|Mary Creth (Rowe) Hanson
|April 27, 1907 Minnesota City, Winona, Minnesota,
|Nadine Hanson
|Donald L. Hanson
|Helen C. (Osborne) Hanson
|Olaf Hanson
|March 1888 Lake Preston, South Dakota
|Edith M (Proctor) Hanson
|August 5, 1870 Stepney, Middlesex, England
|Catherine Barrett-Smith
|24 Mar 2014
|Marcella (Hanson) Pulley
|Cathy Tanner
|23 Mar 2014
|Ann (Hanson) Wesslby
|Wanda Skidmore
|Louis Joseph Hanson
|August 27, 1876 Patterson, Putnam, New York, USA
|Anonymous Pierpont
|22 Mar 2014
|Eugene Montgomery Hanson
|Howard Hanson
|Mary Pitcher
|Mary Hanson
|1836 Stickford
|Dave Hart
|Candece A. (Breding) Hanson
|Kyron Hall
|21 Mar 2014
|Mr Rodger Hanson
|Ilse Byrne
|19 Mar 2014
|Mrs Ingrid (Kleyn) Hanson
|Harriet (Hanson) Rocke
|September 1849 England,U.K.
|Beverley Melchior
|17 Mar 2014
|Jean J. (Hood) Hanson
|Bill Hood
|Daniel Hanson
|March 26, 1718
|Martin Hanson
|16 Mar 2014
|John Hanson
|1681 Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire
|Sue Fitzpatrick
|Sena Hanson
|March 7, 1885 Norway
|Jeffrey Kimber
|15 Mar 2014
|Martha Dorothy Hanson
|August 14, 1901 Michigan, USA
|Ky Rogers
|Louisa Hanson
|February 21, 1858 Denmark
|C.j. Jensen
|10 Mar 2014
|Brandy (Hanson) Scholfield
|Joe Fitzgerald
|8 Mar 2014
|Ginny G. (Hanson) Lofman
|Hulda (Hanson) Varney
|Chris Varney
|7 Mar 2014
|Martha S (Gault) Hanson
|Maren Giobbi
|6 Mar 2014
|Abigail (Varney) Hanson
|March 26, 1723 Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, USA
|Tim O'Bryan
|Margaret (Hanson) Rock
|Joe Fitzgerald
|Richard Curtis Hanson
|June 30, 1919 ME, USA
|5 Mar 2014
|Marilyn F. (Hanson) Cochran
|Samantha S. Hanson
|4 Mar 2014
|Stanwood L. Hanson II
|Bernandine Marie (O'Bleness) Hanson
|Lance O'Bleness
|Anna Frances (Clevenger) Hanson
|October 23, 1916 Excelsor Springs MO
|Sue Hanson
|3 Mar 2014
|Sarah (Hanson) Winslow
|March 4, 1753 Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire
|Jeffrey Swett
|Unlisted HANSON
|Martha Loven
|Hannah M. (Loven) Hanson
|Joan (Kaye) Hanson
|Martin Hanson
|2 Mar 2014
|Kezziah Ann Hanson
|1725 probably/ Virginia
|多美 b
|1 Mar 2014
|Lillian Frances (Foss) Hanson
|April 4, 1894 Portland, Cumberland, ME, USA
|Joe Fitzgerald
|Edwin Charles Hanson Jr
|Bill Gibson
|Edwin Charles Hanson III
|Kaitlyn Hanson
|Kaitlyn Hanson
|27 Feb 2014
|Benjamin Hanson
|Benjamin Hanson
|26 Feb 2014
|Lily Alma (Hanson) Carpenter
|June 4, 1906 Kanawha County, West Virginia
|Scott Grant
|25 Feb 2014
|Samuel J Hanson
|November 16, 1861 Manayunk, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Jacqueline Clark
|Ellen Ceceila (Carlin) Hanson
|October 1864 Pennsylvania
|24 Feb 2014
|Hannah T. (Rice) Hanson
|1840 Norristown, Montgomery, Pennsylvania
|Sara Cecilia (Detwiler) Hanson
|March 11, 1907 Trewigtown, Pennsylvania
|Elizabeth F (Demming) Hanson
|Mary (Hanson) Davey
|Margaret Ann (Hanson) Hagen
|February 20, 1887 Pennsylvania
|Sarah Theresa (Conley) Hanson
|1890 Ireland
|Ida (Laughlin) Hanson
|June 1877 Washington
|Becky Wright
|23 Feb 2014
|Eunice G. (Synstelien) Hanson
|Paul Zimmerli
|22 Feb 2014
|Michael Hanson
|Michael Hanson
|21 Feb 2014
|Linda Joyce Hanson
|May 8, 1947 Kansas City MO
|Sue Hanson
|Leonard William Hanson
|September 28, 1908 Los Angeles California
|19 Feb 2014
|Fred E Hanson
|Brent Biggs
|Astrid E Hanson
|Helmy M Hanson
|Richard W Hanson
|August 4, 1931
|Eliza (Hanson) Vernon
|April 4, 1814 Stillwater, Barnsville, Ohio, USA
|Michael Sheffield
|18 Feb 2014
|Jacqueline M Hanson
|Brent Biggs
|Ann Elizabeth (Carroll) Hanson
|June 6, 1839 Pennsylvania
|Jacqueline Clark
|17 Feb 2014
|Martha Ann (Bussel) Hanson
|May 26, 1850 Stafford, Stafford, Virginia
|Unlisted HANSON
|Michael Sheffield
|George Hanson
|1879 Georgia
|Jeanine Williamson
|Manoah (Hanson) Stubbs
|Michael Sheffield
|Charolette (Broshie) Hanson
|1883 Pennsylvania
|Jacqueline Clark
|16 Feb 2014
|Elizabeth (Vanderhorst) Hanson
|April 20, 1908 Illinois
|Jim Harkness
|15 Feb 2014
|Mrs. Cheryl A. (Hanson) Nickerson
|Misty Nickerson
|14 Feb 2014
|Della M (Barr) Hanson
|Jacqueline Clark
|Hannah (Baldwin) Hanson
|June 29, 1849
|Sarah (Hanson) Long *
|1897 Pennsylvania, USA
|Helmy Hanson
|Brent Biggs
|Gracie L (Hanson) Mahoney
|September 17, 1888 Maryland
|Jacqueline Clark
|Emma Elizabeth (Seifert) Hanson
|April 1871 Pennsylvania
|13 Feb 2014
|George Parker Hanson Jr
|April 2, 1891 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Carl Parker Hanson
|July 17, 1916 Pennsylvania
|Annie Irene (Anderson) Hanson
|December 1, 1896 Pennsylvania
|John Hanson 5th GG
|1780 England
|Ann Grier (Maitland) Hanson
|1780 Scotland
|William K Hanson
|January 14, 1866 Pennsylvania
|Washington A Hanson
|July 17, 1868 Pennsylvania
|Warrick Talbert Hanson
|June 22, 1869 Pennsylvania
|Thomas Philetus Hanson
|January 1871 Pennsylvania
|Walter Burroughs Hanson
|February 5, 1879 Pennsylvania
|William Carter Joseph Hanson
|April 17, 1890 Pennsylvania
|William Hanson
|1913 Pennsylvania
|William Bothner Hanson
|August 10, 1922 Pennsylvania
|William Lincoln Hanson
|February 12, 1943
|Sarah Mendenhall Hanson
|October 29, 1839 Pennsylvania
|Sydney McClennen Hanson
|September 26, 1845 Pennsylvania
|Sarah Hanson
|June 17, 1859 Pennsylvania
|Sidney Hanson
|1867 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Sarah Ritter Hanson
|June 25, 1874 Pennsylvania
|Sarah Hanson
|1893 Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Sarah Hanson
|1903 Pennsylvania
|Stephanie Hanson
|Shirley Hanson
|Sallie Hanson
|1871 Virginia
|Samuel Burnham McClennen Hanson Jr
|January 19, 1875 Pennsylvania
|Sadie Hanson
|Robert Hanson
|Rebecca H Hanson
|September 1873 Maryland
|Oscar Lawrence Hanson
|July 12, 1876 Pennsylvania
|Morris Hanson
|November 1899 Pennsylvania
|Paul Hanson
|1900 Pennsylvania
|Norman W Hanson
|1914 Pennsylvania
|Robert Hanson
|Raymond Hanson
|Phylis Hanson
|Oscar Hanson
|Oliver Easton Stocking Hanson
|Oliver Hanson
|Myrtle Hanson
|Mary Ann Rebecca Hanson
|December 24, 1857 Pennsylvania
|Mary Elizabeth Hanson
|June 9, 1870 Pennsylvania
|Mary Deborah Hanson
|July 17, 1872 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Matilda Hanson
|1874 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Meria K Hanson
|April 1892 Manayunk, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Mary F Hanson
|1913 Pennsylvania
|Unlisted HANSON
|Mary Hanson
|1879 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Mary Ann Hanson
|1884 Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Maria Agnes Hanson
|February 1, 1872 Pennsylvania
|Martha J Hanson
|August 1, 1882
|Mary Hanson
|Mary Hanson
|Lydia Ann Hanson
|January 19, 1823 Chester Township, Delaware, Pennsylvania
|Margaret Ann Hanson
|February 20, 1844 Pennsylvania
|Margaret A Hanson
|1860 Pennsylvania
|Lewis F Hanson
|1878 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Margaret Hanson
|April 1887 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Maria Hanson
|1889 Pennsylvania
|Loretta E Hanson
|Linda Roseanne Hanson
|Joseph Maitland Hanson Son of SBM
|January 29, 1872 Pennsylvania
|Joseph Maitland Hanson Son of JNH
|August 13, 1873 Pennsylvania
|Josephine Hanson
|December 12, 1906 Pennsylvania
|Lenore E Hanson
|Kenneth R Hanson
|Joseph M Hanson Son of Iss
|November 1856 Pennsylvania
|John Nottingham Hanson II
|December 6, 1869 Pennsylvania
|John Winpenny Hanson
|April 15, 1884 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|John Allen Hanson
|May 30, 1906 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Joseph John Hanson
|John Hanson
|February 19, 1830 Chester Township, Delaware, Pennsylvania
|Jesse Henry Hanson Sr
|October 5, 1877 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|John Allen Hanson
|November 28, 1884 Pennsylvania
|Jesse E Hanson
|July 8, 1901 Pennsylvania
|John Hanson
|1801 Pennsylvania
|Jesse Hanson Jr
|Jennifer Hanson
|James Hanson
|March 25, 1820 Chester Township, Delaware, Pennsylvania
|Issachar Price Hanson
|December 16, 1832 Pennsylvania
|Issachar Price Hanson
|January 10, 1866 Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
|Ida May Hanson
|May 13, 1877 Pennsylvania
|Ida Trophinea Hanson
|November 27, 1886 Manayunk, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Infant Hanson
|August 22, 1892 Manayunk, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Jennie Ray Hanson
|February 19, 1908 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Jean N Hanson
|Jackyln Marie Hanson
|Ida B Hanson
|1863 Pennsylvania
|Helen Laura Hanson
|November 4, 1868 Pennsylvania
|Harry Charles Hanson
|October 13, 1874 Pennsylvania
|Herman Warrick Hanson
|May 6, 1893 Maryland
|Harvey J Hanson
|February 23, 1895 Pennsylvania
|Ida Hanson
|December 30, 1902 Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Helene V Hanson
|August 14, 1910 Pennsylvania
|Hope Hanson
|George Parker Hanson
|February 21, 1848 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|George Parker Hanson
|December 18, 1869 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|George Washington Hanson
|September 11, 1888 Pennsylvania
|Hannah Hanson
|January 1896 Pennsylvania
|George Parker Hanson
|1810 Pennsylvania
|Harry Hanson
|George William Hanson Jr
|Frank Laurence Hanson
|Eva Gertrude Hanson
|November 19, 1878 Pennsylvania
|Esther Luetta Hanson
|January 10, 1880 Pennsylvania
|Frank Albert Hanson
|December 18, 1893 Pennsylvania
|Evelyne Hanson
|1911 Pennsylvania
|Frank Albert Hanson Jr
|Francis Hanson
|Evelyn Hanson
|Eliza Hanson
|April 1, 1825 Chester Township, Delaware, Pennsylvania
|Elizabeth Hanson
|March 17, 1867 Pennsylvania
|Elsie Hanson
|Ellen Cecelia 'Aunt Nell' Hanson
|January 1887 Pennsylvania
|Elizabeth J Hanson
|1901 Pennsylvania
|Eleanor D Hanson
|1902 Pennsylvania
|Edward Lawrence Hanson
|June 25, 1905 Pennsylvania
|Eleanore Ernestine Hanson
|March 21, 1907 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Elmer Leroy Hanson
|Elmer L Hanson Jr
|Elizabeth Hanson
|Charles John Hanson
|1861 Pennsylvania
|Edgar Francis Hanson
|July 23, 1877 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Edith J Hanson
|June 18, 1891 Pennsylvania
|Clair Hanson
|July 31, 1892 Manayunk, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Earl Alexander Hanson
|Clara Virginia Hanson
|Edith L Hanson
|Earl Hanson
|Dorothy Jean Hanson
|Unlisted HANSON
|Catherine Hanson
|September 13, 1827 Chester Township, Delaware, Pennsylvania
|Catherine 'Katie' Ophelia Hanson
|January 4, 1875 Pennsylvania
|Catherine Hanson
|July 6, 1881 Manayunk, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Charles Eugene Hanson
|September 1, 1890 Pennsylvania
|Catherine F Hanson
|June 8, 1896 Pennsylvania
|Berdella Hanson
|March 7, 1898 Pennsylvania
|Beverley S Hanson
|Mary S Hanson
|February 24, 1855 Pennsylvania
|Andrew B Hanson
|October 14, 1855 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Andora Hanson
|July 5, 1870 Pennsylvania
|Alonzo Harold Hanson
|September 4, 1880 Manayunk, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Alice Hanson
|August 1895 Pennsylvania
|Anna May Hanson
|May 29, 1899 Pennsylvania
|Agnes Hanson
|1901 Pennsylvania
|Alma Hanson
|February 4, 1905 Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Alice J Hanson
|1906 Pennsylvania
|Mary E Hanson
|Mary E Hanson
|1866 Pennsylvania
|Catherine Hanson
|Fritz Martina Hanson
|May 1, 1889 Fossum, Tanumshede, Vastra Götaland, Sweden
|Brent Biggs
|Anders Edvin Hanson
|November 7, 1882 Fossum, Tanumshede, Vastra Götaland, Sweden
|Hans Lanius Hanson
|July 6, 1891 Fossum, Tanumshede, Vastra Götaland, Sweden
|Nanny (Unknown) Hanson
|1914 Sweden
|Virginia Phyllis (Marble) Hanson
|January 6, 1924 Brockton, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
|Fred E Hanson
|June 11, 1925 Fairfield, Connecticut, USA
|Dagmar (Börjeson) Hanson
|1904 Kvibergsnas, Goteberg, Sweden
|Sandra K. Hanson
|Donna Sotomayor
|12 Feb 2014
|Irene M. (Krueger) Hanson
|Barbara J. Hanson
|Unlisted HANSON
|U Chelton
|Elizabeth (Walton) Hanson
|Amara Harris
|John Hanson
|1857 England
|Allen Hanson
|Donna Johnson
|Hans Jacob Hanson
|Amara Harris
|11 Feb 2014
|Harold James Hanson
|Kingston SA reg no PtA 511/348
|Ada Hanson
|March 11, 1894 Rosewater SA reg no PtA 553/448 (mother recorded as Margaret Lees
|Joanne Hanson
|Beverley Melchior
|Elva Julia (Hanson) Murphy
|February 25, 1890 Yerington, Lyon Co., Nevada
|Jeanne Robinson
|9 Feb 2014
|Ernest Lott Hanson
|Anonymous Pierpont
|7 Feb 2014
|Elizabeth Alma (Wall) Hanson
|June 19, 1913 Divernon, Sangamon, Illinois, USA
|Robert Wall
|6 Feb 2014
|Irene Eleanor (Hanson) Nelson
|April 14, 1909 Iowa
|Donna Sotomayor
|4 Feb 2014
|Ratcliffe Hanson
|1884 Lancashire
|Denis Rosher
|3 Feb 2014
|Elizabeth M. Hanson
|Christine (Hanson) Markison
|1841 Denmark
|Erich Muschinske
|Stephen Hanson
|Becky Wright
|2 Feb 2014
|Elizabeth Ann Hanson
|February 22, 1815 Bocabec, Charlotte, New Brunswick, Can
|Jane Notley Hanson
|1689 Portobacco, Charles, Maryland, United States
|Janet D. Hanson
|Michele Oeberst
|Earl B. Hanson
|Bordon Hanson
|March 6, 1800 Contentnea Neck, Lenoir, North Carolina, USA
|Ernest Putt
|Raymond Edward Hanson
|April 7, 1903 Illinois
|Jim Harkness
|1 Feb 2014
|Olaf Johnson (Hanson) Oliver
|May 24, 1859 Sweden
|Suzane Oliver
|Elizabeth (Hanson) Thorogood
|1850 Bradford, Yorkshire, England
|Vivian Egan
|28 Jan 2014
|Nadine L. Hanson
|Cindy Damm
|27 Jan 2014
|Nadine L. Hanson
|Christopher L. Hanson
|Nadine L. Hanson
|Judy A. Hanson
|Herb Henderson
|26 Jan 2014
|Mary Hanson
|Mary Hanson
|25 Jan 2014
|Martha J. Hanson
|1843 Georgia
|Eric Pace
|Andrew J. Hanson
|1839 Alabama
|Lee Hanson
|1901 Texas
|Jean (Koczor) Hanson
|1911 Chicago IL
|Donna Koczor
|24 Jan 2014
|Thomas Hanson
|James Hanson
|Robert Hanson
|Ludwig Martin Hanson
|January 11, 1881 Nesna, Norway
|Kari Eide
|23 Jan 2014
|Sue K. (Hanson) Wilcox 2
|Sue Wilcox
|22 Jan 2014
|Harriet L. Hanson
|Kari Eide
|21 Jan 2014
|David H. Hanson 1
|David Hanson
|20 Jan 2014
|Miss Juanita Diane Hanson 7
|Juanita Diane Hanson
|17 Jan 2014
|Unknown Female Hanson
|David Wilson
|16 Jan 2014
|Paul Hanson
|Paul Hanson
|15 Jan 2014
|Virginia Hanson
|Virginia Hanson
|George Hanson
|Amber Tallent
|Jane (Contee) Hanson
|Ken Broughton
|12 Jan 2014
|Elizabeth (Storey) Hanson
|Samuel Hanson
|Harry Etchison Hanson
|November 3, 1879 Kanawha County, West Virginia
|James Applegate
|Martha Leona (Lambert) Hanson
|August 31, 1881 Curry District, Putnam County, West Virginia
|Henry Matthew Hanson
|August 6, 1874 Wisconsin
|Gail Lansing
|10 Jan 2014
|Annie (Hanson) Gamble
|1864 Denmark
|James Cutter
|9 Jan 2014
|Carol Lee Hanson
|September 10, 1934 Belmond, Wright, Iowa, USA
|James Yeaw
|Ryan C. Hanson
|Claudia Hanson
|8 Jan 2014
|Brad B. Hanson
|Claudia (Boettiger) Hanson 9
|Charlie Phelps
|Minnie (Hanson) Holte
|Terry Campbell
|7 Jan 2014
|Hellen (Dyckman) Hanson
|July 7, 1895 Pennsylvania, USA
|Mike Petry
|6 Jan 2014
|Lillian Catherine (Hanson) Berry
|December 15, 1909 Grand Rapids Michigan
|Christine Stowitts
|Ann (Hanson) Wilby
|1657 Hartshead, England
|Andy Reeley
|3 Jan 2014
|Nita May Hanson
|October 14, 1887 Lake, California, USA
|James Yeaw
|Annie Elizabeth (Hendricks) Hanson
|Dan Bauer
|1 Jan 2014
|Edith L. (Hanson) Swanson
|November 22, 1904 Hill River Township, Polk County, Minnesota
|Debra George
|31 Dec 2013
|Helga Hanson
|July 31, 1898 Lancaster, Kittson, Minnesota, United States
|Lisa Miller
|30 Dec 2013
|Caroline Hanson
|April 8, 1843
|Fred Goodell
|Nathaniel Hanson
|Hans C . Hanson
|November 23, 1806 Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark
|29 Dec 2013
|Juanita Diane Hanson
|Juanita Diane Hanson
|27 Dec 2013
|Carly A. (Hanson) Bradshaw 2
|Carly Bradshaw
|23 Dec 2013
|William Ernest Hanson
|November 10, 1907 Nowra, NSW, Australia
|Mark Spooner
|22 Dec 2013
|Stanley Hanson
|April 19, 1894 Yalwal, NSW, Australia
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logical and economic systems to the effects of abrupt climate change is that these systems are peculiar to particular locations and adapted to particular climates. Effects are likely to increase when abrupt climate change causes ecological systems to cross thresholds. For example, climatic conditions change greatly over short distances in some areas, and cause similarly steep gradients in vegetation types, allowing even a small climate change to cause dramatic change in vegetation type in a given locale. Rapid climate change will probably result in the redistribution—and possibly in the extinction—of terrestrial and marine species and have major effects on ecosystems worldwide.
Water resources might be greatly affected by abrupt changes in climate. Changes in water supplies could result in increased demands for water, affect agricultural production, and potentially trigger adverse health effects. Those consequences and the economic effects resulting from them provide a strong motivation for enhancing the understanding of physical processes that cause abrupt climate change.
There is increased effort to understand the probability, rate, and magnitude of abrupt climate change. But there is virtually no research on the economic and ecological impacts of abrupt climate change; most research has concentrated on gradual change. It is important to improve knowledge of climate processes that lead to abrupt climate change, and knowledge of the impacts of such changes.
Because there was no comprehensive review of the science and potential impacts of abrupt climate change and no overall plan for improving the understanding of abrupt climate change, the US Global Change Research Program asked the National Research Council for assistance. In response, the NRC formed the Committee on Abrupt Climate Change, which was charged to:
describe what is currently known from paleoclimate proxies, historical observations, and numerical modeling about abrupt climate change, including patterns and magnitudes of possible changes, mechanisms, forcing thresholds, and probability of occurrence (at least qualitatively);
identify the critical knowledge gaps concerning the potential for future abrupt climate changes, including those aspects of change that are of potential importance to society and economies; and

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BDO Seidman LLP asked to be dropped from a lawsuit seeking to hold it responsible for Bernard Madoff-related losses suffered by investors in funds run by New York financier Ezra Merkin.
BDO Seidman filed the request today in federal court in New York, saying the complaint against the auditing firm is legally insufficient. The suit seeks class action, or group, status on behalf of other investors in Merkin's funds. New York Law School, which had $3 million invested in Ascot, founded by Merkin, filed the lawsuit in December.
"The amended complaint contains a hodgepodge of assertions against BDO," the New York-based auditor said in its dismissal request.
Merkin, chairman of auto lender GMAC LLC, told the school Dec. 11 that virtually all of Ascot's $1.8 billion of assets had been lost after investing with Madoff, according to the lawsuit. In financial statements, Ascot had claimed it invested in a "diverse portfolio of securities" that engaged in "index arbitrage" through third-party managers, the law school said.
Merkin "had abandoned diversity by giving a single third- party manager, Madoff, management responsibility and discretion over Ascot funds," New York Law School said in the complaint.
BDO argues that there's nothing in the complaint to support a claim that the auditor "had any role" in the funds' investment decisions.
The case is In Re Merkin and BDO Seidman Securities Litigation, 08-cv-10922, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
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(30 Recipes) Created by VICKIE5957
Recipes in this Collection
Very Good 4.0/5
(1 rating)
From "Bob Warden's Ninja Master Prep Cookbook"
Submitted by KAYELLWY
Carbs: 1.6g | Fat: 10.2g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 9.8g | Calories: 135.2
Very Good 4.7/5
(3 ratings)
Continuing my quest for making my favorite recipes healthier. I bring to you sweet and sour meatballs. These are the perfect party food, or great for those days just laying around the house.
Submitted by NIGHTWOLF24M
Carbs: 8.6g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 12.7g | Calories: 144.6
Very Good 4.3/5
(3 ratings)
Submitted by MICRONERDCHICK
Carbs: 36.2g | Fat: 12.1g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 39.6g | Calories: 437.9
This is an old family recipe. My grandma used to make it and it is the best sauce I have ever had. No restaurant or bottled sauce will ever compare. The sauce takes a long time to cook but it freezes very well. I break mine down into family meal size tupperware and freeze for a quick, easy, homemade meal, pull it out of the freezer to thaw before you leave for work.
Submitted by FEFERNATOR
Carbs: 16.5g | Fat: 9.5g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 8.7g | Calories: 179.1
Incredible! 5.0/5
(1 rating)
Submitted by JWANTS2LOSE
Carbs: 46.6g | Fat: 8.8g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 28.7g | Calories: 389.4
Very Good 4.8/5
(5 ratings)
Submitted by MARIARDH1
Carbs: 14.5g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 38.8g | Calories: 304.8
Incredible! 5.0/5
(1 rating)
Great homestyle stew for the whole family and sure to be a hit every time you make it! I serve it over egg noodles but you may omit them if you like, as the dish can stand alone with no problems.
Submitted by BUTTERFLYLACE1
Carbs: 35.7g | Fat: 15.5g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 24.5g | Calories: 383.1
This is a great way to use leftover brown rice; it makes a satisfying and delicious meal.
Submitted by CRAFTYWANDA
Carbs: 16.6g | Fat: 5.9g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 10.8g | Calories: 159.2
Very Good 4.0/5
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D-licious burgers with out all the calories.
Submitted by JMLOPEZ1969
Carbs: 0.3g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 24g | Calories: 171.3
Very Good 4.6/5
(5 ratings)
Homestyle comfort food.
Submitted by CHERRIMARLENE
Carbs: 25.3g | Fat: 12.4g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 14.4g | Calories: 263.1
Very Good 4.7/5
(3 ratings)
Submitted by PJLITTLEFR63
Carbs: 25.1g | Fat: 28.8g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 26.2g | Calories: 457.4
Very Good 4.7/5
(3 ratings)
Nothing says "America" like meatloaf. It's delicious,easy and filling..and now this classic can be eaten guilt free too.
Submitted by NIGHTWOLF24M
Carbs: 13.5g | Fat: 5.4g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 13.8g | Calories: 153
Very Good 4.9/5
(13 ratings)
This was a south beach recipe I modified. It is just as yummy without the beef and tomato sauce... but I think those two ingredients make a delicious difference
Submitted by NATBAER
Carbs: 21.2g | Fat: 6.1g | Fiber: 6.1g | Protein: 15.6g | Calories: 197.2
Very Good 4.8/5
(12 ratings)
Filipino comfort food at its finest! Cook the chicken with the skin on and remove before serving for the best flavor.
Submitted by DAMIENDUCKS
Carbs: 30.2g | Fat: 7.7g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 17.3g | Calories: 263.2
Very Good 4.6/5
(5 ratings)
great with creamed potatoes, brown rice or noodles
Submitted by EEK812
Carbs: 20.9g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 32.4g | Calories: 238.1
Very Good 4.5/5
(2 ratings)
A Hearty 1 skillet meal good for a rainy day. But give yourself some time... if its not cooked for at least 2 hours it will be tough!
Submitted by MIRANDAB123
Carbs: 38g | Fat: 23g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 33.1g | Calories: 516.5
Submitted by MISCHIEF478
Carbs: 31.8g | Fat: 5.4g | Fiber: 9.9g | Protein: 19.8g | Calories: 242
Very Good 4.0/5
(2 ratings)
A spicy twist to the traditional meatloaf.
Submitted by PPFENDLER
Carbs: 16.9g | Fat: 25.5g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 18.8g | Calories: 376.4
Incredible! 5.0/5
(5 ratings)
Submitted by MARYFRYS
Carbs: 16.6g | Fat: 8.3g | Fiber: 5.6g | Protein: 21.2g | Calories: 174.6
Very Good 4.8/5
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Submitted by AUNTIELINDAH
Carbs: 43.7g | Fat: 17.7g | Fiber: 5g | Protein: 26.6g | Calories: 436.6


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|Name: _________________________
|Period: ___________________
This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who did Timmy call a whoremonger?
(a) Gage.
(b) Jud.
(c) Louis.
(d) Bill.
2. What does Rachel do when sees the person upstairs in Chapter 59?
(a) Runs away.
(b) Begs for mercy.
(c) Opens her arms and cries out for her.
(d) Opens her arms and cries out for him.
3. What is the last happy day of Louis's life?
(a) March 15, 1984.
(b) March 15, 1978.
(c) March 24, 1984.
(d) March 1, 1983.
4. What did Zelda call The Wizard of Oz?
(a) Oz, the Great.
(b) Oz, the Gweat and Tewwible.
(c) The Retired Oz.
(d) Oz, the Terrible.
5. What premonition did Ellie have?
(a) That Oz killed Jud.
(b) That Rachel died in a wreck.
(c) That Oz killed Gage and Church.
(d) That Oz the Gweat and Tewwible killed Rachel.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why is Rachel afraid of Zelda?
2. What happened just days after Timmy Baterman's funeral?
3. How does Louis get Ellie to leave home after the funeral in Chapter 41?
4. What two obstacles does Rachel encounter on her driving trip?
5. Who kills Jud?
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|Concentration camp
Memorial stone at the entrance to the historical camp area
|52°45′28″N 9°54′28″E / 52.75778°N 9.90778°ECoordinates: 52°45′28″N 9°54′28″E / 52.75778°N 9.90778°E
|Lower Saxony, Northern Germany
|Operated by
|German Army, later Schutzstaffel (SS)
|Original use
|Prisoner of war camp, later civilian internment camp
|Jews, Poles, Soviets, Dutch, Czechs, Germans, Austrians
|unknown (estimated at 50,000 or more in the concentration camp alone)
|Liberated by
|United Kingdom and Canada, April 15, 1945
|Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp Memorial Site
|Concentration camp
Memorial stone at the entrance to the historical camp area
|52°45′28″N 9°54′28″E / 52.75778°N 9.90778°ECoordinates: 52°45′28″N 9°54′28″E / 52.75778°N 9.90778°E
|Lower Saxony, Northern Germany
|Operated by
|German Army, later Schutzstaffel (SS)
|Original use
|Prisoner of war camp, later civilian internment camp
|Jews, Poles, Soviets, Dutch, Czechs, Germans, Austrians
|unknown (estimated at 50,000 or more in the concentration camp alone)
|Liberated by
|United Kingdom and Canada, April 15, 1945
|Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp Memorial Site
Bergen-Belsen (or Belsen) was a Nazi concentration camp in what is today Lower Saxony in northern Germany, southwest of the town of Bergen near Celle. Originally established as a prisoner of war camp,[1] in 1943, parts of it became a concentration camp. Initially this was an "exchange camp", where Jewish hostages were held with the intention of exchanging them for German prisoners of war held overseas.[2] The camp was later expanded to accommodate Jews from other concentration camps.
After 1945, the name was applied to the displaced persons camp established nearby, but it is most commonly associated with the concentration camp. From 1941 to 1945, almost 20,000 Soviet prisoners of war and a further 50,000 inmates died there,[3] with up to 35,000 of them dying of typhus in the first few months of 1945, shortly before and after the liberation.[4]
The camp was liberated on April 15, 1945 by the British 11th Armoured Division.[5] The soldiers discovered approximately 60,000 prisoners inside, most of them half-starved and seriously ill,[4] and another 13,000 corpses lying around the camp unburied.[5] The horrors of the camp, documented on film and in pictures, made the name "Belsen" emblematic of Nazi crimes in general for public opinion in many countries in the immediate post-1945 period. Today, there is a memorial with an exhibition hall at the site.
In 1935, the Wehrmacht began to build a large military complex close to the town of Bergen, in what was then the Province of Hanover.[1] This became the largest military training area in Germany of the time and was used for armoured vehicle training.[1] The barracks were finished in 1937. The camp has been in continuous operation since then and is today known as Bergen-Hohne Training Area. It is used by the NATO armed forces.
The workers who constructed the original buildings were housed in camps near Fallingbostel and Bergen, the latter being the so-called Bergen-Belsen Army Construction Camp.[1] Once the military complex was completed in 1938/39, the workers' camp fell into disuse. However, after the German invasion of Poland in September 1939, the Wehrmacht began using the huts as a prisoner of war (POW) camp.
The camp of huts near Fallingbostel became known as Stalag XI-B and was to become one of the Wehrmacht's largest POW camps, holding up to 95,000 prisoners from various countries.[6] In June 1940, Belgian and French POWs were housed in the former Bergen-Belsen construction workers' camp. This installation was significantly expanded from June 1941, once Germany prepared to invade the Soviet Union, becoming an independent camp known as Stalag XI-C (311). It was intended to hold up to 20,000 Soviet POWs and was one of three such camps in the area. The others were at Oerbke (Stalag XI-D (321)) and Wietzendorf (Stalag X-D (310)). By the end of March 1942, some 41,000 Soviet POWs had died in these three camps of starvation, exhaustion, and disease. By the end of the war, the total number of dead had increased to 50,000.[6] When the POW camp in Bergen ceased operation in early 1945, as the Wehrmacht handed it over to the SS, the cemetery contained over 19,500 dead Soviet prisoners.
In the summer of 1943, Stalag XI-C (311) was dissolved and Bergen-Belsen became a branch camp of Stalag XI-B. It served as the hospital for all Soviet POWs in the region until January 1945. Other inmates/patients were Italian military internees from August 1944 and, following the suppression of the Warsaw Uprising in October 1944, around 1,000 members of the Polish Home Army were imprisoned in a separate section of the POW camp.[6]
In April 1943, a part of the Bergen-Belsen camp was taken over by the SS Economic-Administration Main Office (SS Wirtschafts-Verwaltungshauptamt; WVHA). It thus became part of the concentration camp system, run by the SS Schutzstaffel but it was a special case.[7] Having initially been designated a Zivilinterniertenlager ("civilian internment camp"), in June 1943 it was redesignated Aufenthaltslager ("holding camp"), since the Geneva Conventions stipulated that the former type of facility must be open to inspection by international committees.[8] This "holding camp" was for Jews who were intended to be exchanged for German civilians interned in other countries, or for hard currency.[9] The SS divided this camp into subsections for individual groups (the "Hungarian camp",the "special camp" for Polish Jews, the "neutrals camp" for citizens of neutral countries and the "Star camp" for Dutch Jews). Between the summer of 1943 and December 1944 at least 14,600 Jews, including 2,750 children and minors were transported to the Bergen-Belsen "holding" camp.
Inmates were made to work, many of them in the "shoe commando" which salvaged usable pieces of leather from shoes collected and brought to the camp from all over Germany and occupied Europe. In general the prisoners of this part of the camp were treated less harshly than some other classes of Bergen-Belsen prisoner until fairly late in the war, due to their perceived potential exchange value.[9] However, only around 2,560 Jewish prisoners were ever actually released from Bergen-Belsen and allowed to leave Germany.[9]
In March 1944, part of the camp was redesignated as an Erholungslager ("recovery camp"),[10] where prisoners too sick to work were brought from other concentration camps. Supposedly, they were in Belsen to recover and then to return to their original camps, and to resume work. However, a large number of them actually died of disease, starvation, exhaustion and lack of medical attention.[11]
In August 1944 a new section was created and this became the so-called "women's camp". By November 1944 this camp received around 9,000 women and young girls. Most of those who were able to work stayed only for a short while and were then sent on to other concentration camps or slave-labour camps. The first women interned there were Poles, arrested after the failed Warsaw Uprising. Others were Jewish women from Poland or Hungary, transferred from Auschwitz. Among those who never left Bergen-Belsen were Margot and Anne Frank, who died there in March 1945.[11]
In December 1944 SS-Hauptsturmführer Josef Kramer, previously at Auschwitz-Birkenau, became the new camp commandant, replacing SS-Hauptsturmführer Adolf Haas (de), who had been in post since the spring of 1943.[7] In January 1945, the SS took over the POW hospital and increased the size of Bergen-Belsen. As eastern concentration camps were evacuated before the advance of the Red Army, at least 85,000 people were transported in cattle cars or marched to Bergen-Belsen.[12] Before that the number of prisoners at Belsen had been much smaller. In July 1944 there were just 7,300, by December 1944 the number had increased to 15,000 and by February 1945 it had risen to 22,000. However, it then soared to around 60,000 by April 15, 1945.[7] This overcrowding led to a vast increase in deaths from disease: particularly typhus, as well as tuberculosis, typhoid fever, dysentery and malnutrition in a camp originally designed to hold about 10,000 inmates. At this point also, the special status of the exchange prisoners no longer applied. All inmates were subject to starvation and epidemics.[12]
There were no gas chambers at Bergen-Belsen, since the mass killings took place in the camps further east. Nevertheless, an estimated 50,000 Jews, Czechs, Poles, anti-Nazi Christians, homosexuals, and Roma and Sinti (Gypsies) died in the camp.[7] Among them was Czech painter and writer Josef Čapek (estimated to be in April 1945).
After the war, there were allegations that the camp (or possibly a section of it), was "of a privileged nature", compared to others. A lawsuit filed by the Jewish community in Thessaloniki against 55 alleged collaborators claims that 53 of them were sent to Bergen-Belsen "as a special favor" granted by the Germans.[13]
When the British and Canadians advanced on Bergen-Belsen in 1945, the German army negotiated a truce and exclusion zone around the camp to prevent the spread of typhus. On April 11, 1945 Heinrich Himmler (the Reichsführer SS) agreed to have the camp handed over without a fight. SS guards ordered prisoners to bury some of the dead. The next day, Wehrmacht representatives approached the British and were brought to VIII Corps. At around 1 a.m. on April 13, an agreement was signed, designating an area of 48 square kilometers (19 square miles) around the camp as a neutral zone. Most of the SS were allowed to leave. Only a small number of SS men and women, including the camp commandant Kramer, remained to "uphold order inside the camp". The outside was guarded by Hungarian and regular German troops. Due to heavy fighting near Winsen and Walle, the British were unable to reach Bergen-Belsen on April 14, as originally planned. The camp was liberated on the afternoon of April 15, 1945.[14]:253 The first two to reach the camp were a British Special Air Service officer, Lieutenant John Randall, and his jeep driver, who were on a reconnaissance mission and discovered the camp by chance.[15]
When British and Canadian troops finally entered they found over 13,000 unburied bodies and (including the satellite camps) around 60,000 inmates, most acutely sick and starving. The prisoners had been without food or water for days before the Allied arrival partially due to the allied bombing. In the period immediately preceding and following liberation, prisoners were dying at a rate of around 500 per day mostly from Typhus.[16] The scenes that greeted British troops were described by the BBC's Richard Dimbleby, who accompanied them:
|...Here over an acre of ground lay dead and dying people. You could not see which was which... The living lay with their heads against the corpses and around them moved the awful, ghostly procession of emaciated, aimless people, with nothing to do and with no hope of life, unable to move out of your way, unable to look at the terrible sights around them ... Babies had been born here, tiny wizened things that could not live ... A mother, driven mad, screamed at a British sentry to give her milk for her child, and thrust the tiny mite into his arms, then ran off, crying terribly. He opened the bundle and found the baby had been dead for days.
This day at Belsen was the most horrible of my life.[17]
Initially lacking sufficient manpower, the British allowed the Hungarians to remain in charge and only commandant Kramer was arrested. Subsequently SS and Hungarian guards shot and killed some of the starving prisoners who were trying to get their hands on food supplies from the store houses.[14] The British started to provide emergency medical care, clothing and food. Immediately following the liberation, revenge killings took place in the satellite camp the SS had created in the area of the army barracks that later became Hohne-Camp. Around 15,000 prisoners from Mittelbau-Dora had been relocated there in early April. These prisoners were in much better physical condition than most of the others. Some of these men turned on those who had been their overseers at Mittelbau. About 170 of these "Kapos" were killed on April 15, 1945.[18]:62 On April 20, four German fighter planes attacked the camp, damaging the water supply and killing three British medical orderlies.[14]:261
Over the next days the surviving prisoners were deloused and moved to a nearby German Panzer army camp, which became the Bergen-Belsen DP (displaced persons) camp. Over a period of four weeks, almost 29,000 of the survivors were moved there. Before the handover, the SS had managed to destroy the camp's administrative files, thereby eradicating most written evidence.[12]
The British forced the former SS camp personnel to help bury the thousands of dead bodies in mass graves.[12] Some civil servants from Celle and Landkreis Celle were brought to Belsen and confronted with the crimes committed on their doorstep.[14]:262 Military photographers and cameramen of "No. 5 Army Film and Photographic Unit" documented the conditions in the camp and the measures of the British Army to ameliorate them. Many of the pictures they took and the films they made from April 15 to June 9, 1945 were published or shown abroad. Today, the originals are in the Imperial War Museum. These documents had a lasting impact on the international perception and memory of Nazi concentration camps to this day.[12][14]:243 According to Habbo Knoch, head of the institution that runs the memorial today: "Bergen-Belsen [...] became a synonym world-wide for German crimes committed during the time of Nazi rule."[14]:9
Bergen-Belsen concentration camp was then burned to the ground by flamethrowing "Bren gun" carriers and Churchill Crocodile tanks because of the typhus epidemic and louse infestation.[19] As the concentration camp ceased to exist at this point, the name Belsen after this time refers to events at the Bergen-Belsen DP camp.[14]:265
In spite of massive efforts to help the survivors with food and medical treatment, led by Brigadier Glyn Hughes, Deputy Director of Medical Services of 2nd Army, about another 9,000 died in April, and by the end of June 1945 another 4,000 had succumbed (after liberation a total of 13,994 people died).[14]:305
Two specialist teams were dispatched from Britain to deal with the feeding problem. The first, led by Dr A. P. Meiklejohn, included 96 medical student volunteers from London teaching hospitals[20] who were later credited with significantly reducing the death rate amongst prisoners.[21] A research team led by Dr Janet Vaughan was dispatched by the Medical Research Council to test the effectiveness of various feeding regimes.
The British troops and medical staff tried these diets to feed the prisoners, in this order:[22]
Some were too weak to even consume the Bengal Famine Mixture. Intravenous feeding was attempted but abandoned - SS Doctors had previously used injections to murder prisoners so some became hysterical at the sight of the intraveneous feeding equipment.[23]
Many of the former SS staff who survived the typhus epidemic were tried by the British at the Belsen Trial. Over the period in which Bergen-Belsen operated as a concentration camp, at least 480 people had worked as guards or members of the commandant's staff, including around 45 women.[24] From September 17 to November 17, 1945, 45 of those were tried by a military tribunal in Lüneburg. They included former commandant Josef Kramer, 16 other SS male members, 16 female SS guards and 12 former kapos (one of whom became ill during the trial).[25] Among them were Irma Grese, Elisabeth Volkenrath, Hertha Ehlert, Ilse Lothe (de), Johanna Bormann and Fritz Klein. Many of the defendants were not just charged with crimes committed at Belsen but also earlier ones at Auschwitz. Their activities at other concentration camps such as Mittelbau Dora, Ravensbrück, Neuengamme, the Gross Rosen subcamps at Neusalz and Langenleuba, and the Mittelbau-Dora subcamp at Gross Werther were not subject of the trial. It was based on British military law and the charges were thus limited to war crimes.[25] Substantial media coverage of the trial provided the German and international public with detailed information on the mass killings at Belsen as well as on the gas chambers of Auschwitz-Birkenau.[25]
Eleven of the defendants were sentenced to death.[25] They included Kramer, Volkenrath and Klein. The executions by hanging took place on December 13, 1945 in Hamelin.[25] 14 defendants were acquitted (one was excluded from the trial due to illness). Of the remaining 19, one was sentenced to life in prison but he was executed for another crime. 18 were sentenced to prison for periods of one to 15 years; however, most of these sentences were subsequently reduced significantly on appeals or pleas for clemency.[25] By June 1955 the last of those sentenced in the Belsen trial had been released.[18]:37 Nine other members of the Belsen personnel were tried by later military tribunals in 1946 and 1948.[25]
Denazification courts were created by the Allies to try members of the SS and other Nazi organisations. Between 1947 and 1949 these courts initiated proceedings against at least 46 former SS staff at Belsen. Around half of these were discontinued, mostly because the defendants were considered to have been forced to join the SS.[18]:39 Those who were sentenced received prison terms of between four and 36 months or were fined. As the judges decided to count the time the defendants had spent in Allied internment towards the sentence, the terms were considered to have already been fully served.[26]
Only one trial was ever held by a German court for crimes committed at Belsen, at Jena in 1949; the defendant was acquitted. More than 200 other SS members who were at Belsen have been known by name but never had to stand trial.[26] No Wehrmacht soldier was ever put on trial for crimes committed against the inmates of the POW camps at Bergen-Belsen and in the region around it,[24] despite the fact that the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg had found in 1946 that the treatment of Soviet POWs by the Wehrmacht constituted a war crime.[18]:39
The area of the former Bergen-Belsen camp fell into neglect after the burning of the buildings and the closure of the nearby displaced persons' camp in the summer of 1950. The area reverted to heath; few traces of the camp remained. However, as early as May 1945, the British had erected large signs at the former camp site. Ex-prisoners began to set up monuments.[27] A first wooden memorial was built by Jewish DPs in September 1945, followed by one made in stone, dedicated on the first anniversary of the liberation in 1946. On November 2, 1945, a large wooden cross was dedicated as a memorial to the murdered Polish prisoners. Also by the end of 1945 the Soviets had built a memorial at the entrance to the POW cemetery. A memorial to the Italian POWs followed in 1950, but was removed when the bodies were reinterred in a Hamburg cemetery.
The British military authorities ordered the construction of a permanent memorial in September 1945 after having been lambasted by the press for the desolate state of the camp.[18]:41 In the summer of 1946, a commission presented the design plan, which included the obelisk and memorial walls. The memorial was finally inaugurated in a large ceremony in November 1952, with the participation of Germany's president Theodor Heuss, who called on the Germans never to forget what had happened at Belsen.[18]:41
However, for a long time remembering Bergen-Belsen was not a political priority. Periods of attention were followed by long phases of official neglect. For much of the 1950s, Belsen "was increasingly forgotten as a place of remembrance".[27] Only after 1957, large groups of young people visited the place where Anne Frank had died. Then, after anti-Semitic graffiti was scrawled on the Cologne synagogue over Christmas 1959, German chancellor Konrad Adenauer followed a suggestion by Nahum Goldmann, president of the World Jewish Congress, and for the very first time visited the site of a former concentration camp. In a speech at the Bergen-Belsen memorial, Adenauer assured the Jews still living in Germany that they would have the same respect and security as everyone else.[18]:42 Afterwards, the German public saw the Belsen memorial as primarily a Jewish place of remembrance. Nevertheless, the memorial was redesigned in 1960–61. In 1966, a document centre was opened which offered a permanent exhibition on the persecution of the Jews, with a focus on events in the nearby Netherlands – where Anne Frank and her family had been arrested in 1944. This was complemented by an overview of the history of the Bergen-Belsen camp. This was the first ever permanent exhibit anywhere in Germany on the topic of Nazi crimes.[18]:42 However, there was still no scientific personnel at the site, with only a caretaker as permanent staff. Memorial events were only organized by the survivors themselves.
In October 1979, the president of the European Parliament Simone Veil, herself a survivor of Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen, came to the memorial for a speech which focused on the Nazi persecution of Roma and Sinti. This was the first time that an official event in Germany acknowledged this aspect of the Nazi era.
In 1985, international attention was focused on Bergen-Belsen when the camp was hastily included in Ronald Reagan's itinerary when he visited West Germany after a controversy about a visit to a cemetery where the interred included members of the Waffen SS (see Bitburg). Shortly before Reagan's visit on May 5, there had been a large memorial event on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the camp's liberation, which had been attended by German president Richard von Weizsäcker and chancellor Helmut Kohl.[18]:44 In the aftermath of these events, the parliament of Lower Saxony decided to expand the exhibition centre and to hire permanent scientific staff. In 1990, the permanent exhibition was replaced by a new version and a larger document building was opened.
Only in 2000 did the Federal Government of Germany begin to financially support the memorial. Co-financed by the state of Lower Saxony, a complete redesign was planned which was intended to be more in line with contemporary thought on exhibition design.[28] On April 15, 2005, there was a ceremony, commemorating the 60th anniversary of the liberation and many ex-prisoners and ex-liberating troops attended.[29][30] In October 2007, the redesigned memorial site was opened, including a large new Documentation Centre and permanent exhibition on the edge of the newly redefined camp, whose structure and layout can now be traced. Since 2009, the memorial has been receiving funding from the Federal government on an ongoing basis.[31]
The site is open to the public and includes monuments to the dead, including a successor to the wooden cross of 1945, some individual memorial stones and a "House of Silence" for reflection. In addition to the Jewish, Polish and Dutch national memorials, a memorial to eight Turkish citizens who were killed at Belsen was dedicated in December 2012.[32]
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I want those Smash Bros themes! Those are themes I'd be willing to spend money on.
@AltDotNerd That wasn't serious, was it? The number of copies of MH4 sold speaks far louder than some fans on message boards/gaming websites.
I was hoping that there would be some Monster Hunter themes. Now, if only there was one for 3U so I don't have to wait months to get it.
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Wow, what an awesome deal. It's incredibly tempting for me considering my XL has a lovely hinge crack and the circle pad is currently held on with super glue and a repair would be set me back $125.
That's no surprise. It costs over half the cost of a new model to repair physical damage of the XL.
While the roster upgrade would be nice, it sure as hell isn't worth $40.
The lack of 3D in the over world is deeply disappointing, but that in no way makes me reconsider getting the game. The excuse seems rather weak, but I'll just wait to see how it all works out before I judge.
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@RupeeClock I can't work that way, because then users have free access to the files. My feeling is that the online service is required for transfer as a means of weeding out hacked and illegitimate Pokemon.
I'm so excited to take advantage of this. I pass by five Nintendo Zones on my way to school including one that's on campus, so I should be getting a healthy amount of StreetPasses once I get back in the fall.
I honestly do not care at all about region locking. I've never imported a game and no doubt never will.
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I'll definitely be getting, but not immediately. I'm currently occupied by Denpa Men 2 and soon Monster Hunter.
Still waiting for 3DS support.
Still wondering about a 3DS version.
I am more than happy with my XL and I'm salivating at what's to come later this year. Miiverse and Pokemon X/Y in particular.
@Meaty-cheeky Serebii has confirmed that thre is further customization.
@warnerdan You heard wrong. That opinion is one influenced by nostalgia. Currently Black 2/White 2 are the best ever.
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And now they've just reached the target for Wii U.
The target has been reached!
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