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Strother Todd Hansel

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Strother Todd Hansel

Birth
Monongalia County, West Virginia, USA
Death
6 May 1918 (aged 73)
Clayton County, Iowa, USA
Burial
Mallory Township, Clayton County, Iowa, USA Add to Map
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Strother Todd HANSEL was born in the Morgantown area of Monongalia Co., VA(WV after 1863) son of John HANSEL & Mary ECKHART.

He married Sophrona WOLF(1847IA-1934IA d/o Joseph & Loraine), at Elkport, IA. At the age of thirty in 1874(perhaps with aid & urging of wife who taught him to read, write, & study the bible) read the Bible from cover to cover & then set out with team & wagon from the Garber area to Waterloo, IA to join the Church of the Brethren which he felt was in accordance with his beliefs.

As a minister with the Church of the Brethren(Dunkards) he preached the gospel & ministered to many of the families in the area.

Strother was also a breeder of fine but spirited Percheron draft horses.

His home had nails driven in the floor of his house so that he could tell the time from their shadow when he opened the door to the sun.

He died in Mallory Twp. of Clayton Co., IA & is buried in the HANSEL Cemetery at Garber, IA.

Other Children:
- John Joseph HANSEL 12JUN1870-30NOV1870
Strother Todd HANSEL was born in the Morgantown area of Monongalia Co., VA(WV after 1863) son of John HANSEL & Mary ECKHART.

He married Sophrona WOLF(1847IA-1934IA d/o Joseph & Loraine), at Elkport, IA. At the age of thirty in 1874(perhaps with aid & urging of wife who taught him to read, write, & study the bible) read the Bible from cover to cover & then set out with team & wagon from the Garber area to Waterloo, IA to join the Church of the Brethren which he felt was in accordance with his beliefs.

As a minister with the Church of the Brethren(Dunkards) he preached the gospel & ministered to many of the families in the area.

Strother was also a breeder of fine but spirited Percheron draft horses.

His home had nails driven in the floor of his house so that he could tell the time from their shadow when he opened the door to the sun.

He died in Mallory Twp. of Clayton Co., IA & is buried in the HANSEL Cemetery at Garber, IA.

Other Children:
- John Joseph HANSEL 12JUN1870-30NOV1870


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