Of the Pioneers of Tampa

years of age.
 Gustave Adolph Hanson, first, and his wife were the
parents of three children
 (1) Loretta, who became the wife of William H. Hall
and the mother of three children, W. Harry, Mrs. Bertha Win
and Mrs. Gussie Barnes.
 (2) Henrietta (deceased), who married A. J. Norman.
 (3) Gustave Adolph. (See above.)
 Gustave Adolph Hanson, first, was a fresco painter
Francew but by reason of a supposed conspiracy in the time
of the Emperor Napoleon, in which he was thought to have
been involved, he was banished from that country and dame
to the United States, settling in Bolivar, Tennessee, where(
he spent his last days.
 Judge Gustave Adolph Hanson married (1) Mary Magerney,
 of Memphis, Tennessee. They had six children, of which only
 three attained maturity:
 (1) Etta (deceased), who married William L. Reddett,
 of Memphis. They had four children, only two of whom are
 living; namely,
 (a) Martha, who married Beard C. Bonfoey, one child,
 Kenneth.
 S(b) Hanson, who married Vera Williams, of Memphis,
 Tennessee. They have one child, Martha.
 (2) The second child of Gustave and Mary (Magerney)
iHanson was Genevieve, who married Charles Taylor, of Memphis
Tennessee. They have two children, Pauline and Allen.
 (3) Gertrude, who died unmarried.
 Gustave Adolph Hanson married (2) August 4, 1879 in
 ,Bartlett, Tennessee, Maria Armstrong Estes, a native of Co-
 lumbia, Tennessee, a daughter of L. H. and Ann (Neal) Estes
 Before her marriage Miss Maria A. Rates taught school
 ,and for two years preceding that event was a member of the
 faculty of the Memphis Female College. Mrs. Hanson is a
 leading member of the First Methodist Church of Tampa, and
 As the president of the Woman's Missioar Society of the
 Florida Conference.
 Mrs. Hanson is one of a family of eight children, all
 ;of whom are living save one. Their names are as follows:
 William, Harry, David, Mary, Ludwell (deceased), Annie, Ma
 ria Armstrong, Gertrude.
 Gustave Adolph Hanson and Maria Armstrong (Eates) n
 ison have one son, who was named Gustave Adolph for his fa-
 Ither He was born on the 7th day of August, 1894, in Tampa
 Florida. He graduated from the Hillsborough Hill School,
 and afterwards, in May, 1914, from the Alabama Polytechnie
 Institute, at Auburn, Alabama, taking the course in civil
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