Individual Details

Marriage

Hanken Behrend H Stadtmueller Minnie 06/25/1889 2614 439 Monticello Twp Castle Grove
Hanken Behrend H
parents: Hanken Wessel and Hayen Margaretha
Stadtmueller Minnie
parents :Stadtmueller John and Oltman Johanna

Census (family)

106 106 Hanken, Henry B., Head, MW, 44, Married1-21 yrs, IA Germany Germany, Farmer
Minnie, Wife, FW, 42, Married1-21 yrs, IA Germany Germany
Clara, Daughter, FW, 19, single, IA
Margaret, Daughter, FW, 17, single, IA
Augusta, Daughter, FW, 16, single, IA
Esther, Daughter, FW, 8, single, IA
John, Daughter, FW, 11, single, IA

Census (family)

V H Hanken Head M 59 Iowa
Minnie Hanken Wife F 52 Iowa
Margret Hanken Daughter F 27 Iowa
Augusta Hanken Daughter F 25 Iowa
John HankenSon M 20 Iowa
Ester Hanken Daughter F 17 Iowa

Death

THE MONTICELLO EXPRESS...PAGE 1....MARCH 30, 1944
MRS. HANKEN BURIED TODAY
Born in 1867, Native of Castle Grove
Mrs. Behrend H. Hanken, 77, died at her home near Langworthy at 10:25 Monday evening, March 27. Her death followed a year of failing health. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 1:30 at the Goettsch Funeral home and at 2:00 at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church. The services are in charge of Rev. W.S. Schreiber of Delaware, assisted by Rev. W.H. L. Schuetz of PawPaw, Mich., with interment at St. John's cemetery.
Mrs. Hanken was a daughter of John and Johanna Stadtmueller. Her maiden name was Wilhelmina Stadtmueller. She was born in Castle Grove Township Jan. 17, 1867, and was married to B.H. Hanken June 25, 1889.
They were the parents of six children, five of whom survive: Mrs. Paul T. Schuetz (Clara) and Mrs. William Reuter (Margaret), of Monticello; Mrs. Henry J. Jacobs (Augusta), Langworthy; John B and Esther E. Hanken, at home. One daughter, Anna, died in childhood. Mr. Hanken died Jan 29, 1924.
In addition to her children, Mrs. Hanken is survived by three sisters, Mrs. W.H. Hanken, Mrs. J.F. Lieneman and Mrs. John H. Hanken, and two brothers, John A. and L.C. Stadtmueller, all of Monticello; and seven grandchildren, Capt. Samuel H. Schuetz, stationed in North Africa, Pfc. Robert P. Schuetz, in England, Ruth and Roy Reuter, and Dorothy. Elmer and Alice Jacobs. Three brothers and a sister preceded her in death.
Mrs. Hanken was a long-time member of the Lutheran church and during her active years took a great interest in its activities. She was a member of the Ladies Aid of St. John's church.