Sources:
- WikiTree, Anna Mathilda (Johnson) Hanson (1868-1932)
  URL: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Johnson-117960
  Local page: artifacts/evidence/hanson/wikitree-anna-mathilda-johnson-hanson-profile.html
  Local photo: artifacts/evidence/hanson/wikitree-anna-mathilda-johnson-profile-photo.jpg
- WikiTree, Nils A. (Hansson) Hanson (1858-1916)
  URL: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hansson-3716
  Local page: artifacts/evidence/hanson/wikitree-nils-a-hanson-profile.html
  Local photo: artifacts/evidence/hanson/wikitree-nels-hanson-profile-photo.jpg
- WikiTree, Frances Elizabeth (Hanson) Lohr (1913-abt.1997)
  URL: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hanson-8947
  Local page: artifacts/evidence/hanson/wikitree-frances-hanson-lohr-profile.html
  Local photo: artifacts/evidence/hanson/wikitree-frances-hanson-lohr-children-lily-photo.jpg

What these pages say:
- Anna Mathilda (Johnson) Hanson is shown as born Jul. 16, 1868 and dying Sep. 23, 1932 in Lily, Day County, South Dakota.
- Anna is shown as daughter of Johan B. (Johansson) Johnson and Johanna (Johansdotter) Johnson, and wife of Nils A. (Hansson) Hanson.
- Nils A. Hanson is shown as born in 1858 in Sweden and dying Oct. 18, 1916 in Troy Township, Day County, South Dakota.
- Nils's biography says he immigrated in 1878, filed a claim in Troy Township, and donated land for St. Ansgar Lutheran Church and cemetery.
- Frances Elizabeth Hanson Lohr is shown as daughter of Nils A. Hanson and Anna Mathilda Johnson, and wife of Walter Marcus Lohr.
- The pages cite genealogy compiled by Leslie W. and Vera Austin Johnson, circa 1990.

Important caution:
- These are compiled genealogy pages, not original government/church/cemetery records.
- Anna's WikiTree biography text has a parent-name mismatch, while the structured profile links point to Johan B. Johnson and Johanna Johansdotter. Treat the structured links as useful but still needing original-record backup.
- The Sep. 23, 1932 date for Anna and Oct. 18, 1916 date for Nils remain route clues until supported by a death record, obituary, or independent cemetery transcription.

Related saved support:
- artifacts/evidence/hanson/mary-lohr-st-ansgar-parish-post.html independently preserves the family-blog St. Ansgar land-donation/cemetery-place story.
- artifacts/evidence/hanson/genealogy-trails-day-county-cemeteries.html confirms Saint Ansgar Cemetery and Hanson Cemetery appear in a public Day County cemetery list.