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jkmarler
Norway Heritage Veteran
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 Posted - 04/02/2009 : 15:39:06
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Hi Brenda,
There are lots of possibilities why burial accomodations are the way they are. The most likely is that Hannah was buried where they lived at the time she died and Daniel was buried where he lived at the time he died. Sometimes bodies are exhumed and reburied when the family relocates, sometimes a "missing" partner is memorialized on the stone but remains buried elsewhere. It doesn't look like Hannah's name is on Daniel's stone and vice versa. But do you know why the family moved to Becker County? There are two interesting Daniel Danielson in the Minnesota death index from Becker county. The second is most interesting--could this be Daniel Tangen's father???
DANIELSON, DANIEL
Date of Birth: na
Place of Birth: na
Mother Maiden Name: na
certid# 1917-MN-000389
Date of Death: 04 Feb 1917
County of Death: BECKER
DANIELSON, DANIEL
Date of Birth: <1818>
Place of Birth: SWEDEN
Mother Maiden Name: PERSON
certid# 1906-45A-665
Date of Death: 25 Apr 1906
County of Death: BECKER
Family history is never done.....
PS it appears that the Daniel Danielson b 1818 is unlikely to be Daniel's father as he & his family appear in several census schedules and wife and children are all born in Sweden. However, Daniel D. Tangen with wife Hanna children Didrick, Kaja and Carl are found in the Minnesota 1885 State census schedules taken 14 May 1885 Tansem Township, Clay county, Minnesota. Carl is listed as born Minnesota, aged 10 months.
Jackie M. |
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Brenda Armstrong
Starting member
Canada
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Posted - 08/02/2009 : 04:57:25
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My great grandfather was Daniel Danielson but went by Tangen and he was born Sept 1/1845 I was told. From what I understand the Daniel Danielson born 1818 was his father. I don't know why they were there and have only begun to check where they were. I know they were around the Greenbush area in Mn and Roseau and at one point at Rollag Mn. I believe they may have rented my other grandmother's mother's place (Hanna Solberg) there and I think that is how my grandparents must have met.. I know one of the great great grandparents Danielson were from Sweden and I was told they were from Finnskoggan as I saw it somewhere on a census.. I am guessing too that the Hanna at Cormorant and the other place ar ethe same person. Where daniel tangen (Danielson) was buried at Cormorant there is a stone right beside himthat barely says Hanna. And I mean a "stone" not a fancy carved one. quote:
Originally posted by jkmarler
Hi Brenda,
There are lots of possibilities why burial accomodations are the way they are. The most likely is that Hannah was buried where they lived at the time she died and Daniel was buried where he lived at the time he died. Sometimes bodies are exhumed and reburied when the family relocates, sometimes a "missing" partner is memorialized on the stone but remains buried elsewhere. It doesn't look like Hannah's name is on Daniel's stone and vice versa. But do you know why the family moved to Becker County? There are two interesting Daniel Danielson in the Minnesota death index from Becker county. The second is most interesting--could this be Daniel Tangen's father???
DANIELSON, DANIEL
Date of Birth: na
Place of Birth: na
Mother Maiden Name: na
certid# 1917-MN-000389
Date of Death: 04 Feb 1917
County of Death: BECKER
DANIELSON, DANIEL
Date of Birth: <1818>
Place of Birth: SWEDEN
Mother Maiden Name: PERSON
certid# 1906-45A-665
Date of Death: 25 Apr 1906
County of Death: BECKER
Family history is never done.....
PS it appears that the Daniel Danielson b 1818 is unlikely to be Daniel's father as he & his family appear in several census schedules and wife and children are all born in Sweden. However, Daniel D. Tangen with wife Hanna children Didrick, Kaja and Carl are found in the Minnesota 1885 State census schedules taken 14 May 1885 Tansem Township, Clay county, Minnesota. Carl is listed as born Minnesota, aged 10 months.
Jackie M.
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Brenda Armstrong
Starting member
Canada
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Posted - 08/02/2009 : 05:01:57
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[I think it might be his father because they were I think from Sweden and that date matches. What did you mean by "interesting". Was he a character? It is very possible the whole family came. I do understand that daniel D tangen's kids were born in Minnesota. But Daniel D tangen was born in Norway (Finnskogan) quote]Originally posted by jkmarler
Hi Brenda,
There are lots of possibilities why burial accomodations are the way they are. The most likely is that Hannah was buried where they lived at the time she died and Daniel was buried where he lived at the time he died. Sometimes bodies are exhumed and reburied when the family relocates, sometimes a "missing" partner is memorialized on the stone but remains buried elsewhere. It doesn't look like Hannah's name is on Daniel's stone and vice versa. But do you know why the family moved to Becker County? There are two interesting Daniel Danielson in the Minnesota death index from Becker county. The second is most interesting--could this be Daniel Tangen's father???
DANIELSON, DANIEL
Date of Birth: na
Place of Birth: na
Mother Maiden Name: na
certid# 1917-MN-000389
Date of Death: 04 Feb 1917
County of Death: BECKER
DANIELSON, DANIEL
Date of Birth: <1818>
Place of Birth: SWEDEN
Mother Maiden Name: PERSON
certid# 1906-45A-665
Date of Death: 25 Apr 1906
County of Death: BECKER
Family history is never done.....
PS it appears that the Daniel Danielson b 1818 is unlikely to be Daniel's father as he & his family appear in several census schedules and wife and children are all born in Sweden. However, Daniel D. Tangen with wife Hanna children Didrick, Kaja and Carl are found in the Minnesota 1885 State census schedules taken 14 May 1885 Tansem Township, Clay county, Minnesota. Carl is listed as born Minnesota, aged 10 months.
Jackie M.
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jkmarler
Norway Heritage Veteran
USA
7790 Posts |
Posted - 08/02/2009 : 09:17:10
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Hi Brenda,
By "Interesting" I meant if this were my search I would hang onto this reference until Daniel Danielson b 1818 Sweden d 1906 Becker county can be eliminated or accepted.
There are about a half dozen Daniel Danielsons in the Minnesota online death index and until they can be eliminated they are potentially the father of Daniel D. Tangen.
Since Daniel Danielson the known father of Daniel Tangen is not found in the 1900 census in Soler Township, Roseau County, Minnesota--this was reported by Jan Peter on Jan 31--, Daniel Tangen's father could possibly be still in Norway, or some other place entirely or dead. You don't know until you have found a record with his death, his move, or other characteristics which matches other known facts about him, such as his birthplace, or his family's birthplaces or ages or names, etc which allow you to match a potential Daniel Danielson.
But what now appears to be true about the Daniel Danielson b. 1818 Sweden died 1906 Becker County referred to previously is that his "wife" was born in Sweden, and the 20 and 30 years old "apparent children" of his in his household in a couple of Minnesota State censuses (1895, 1905 both Becker county) were also born in Sweden. So that's why it now appears less likely that that Daniel Danielson is your Daniel's father, facts are not a clear match.
Sorry to belabor this wee small point, I guess you have other issues about these folks, and I'm sorry to have pointed this fellow out, before you have resolved them. Good Luck to you!
Jackie M.
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