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Amante Tonseth Hanson is interviewed by Kathleen "Mike" Dalton in Fairbanks, Alaska in July, 1973

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  • "ORAL HISTORY 78-70-03 Amante Tonseth Hanson talks about churches she has attended in Fairbanks, teaching in Woodchopper and at Gold Basin Creek, Philip Anderson, meeting her husband, teaching in Fox, the first airplane in Fairbanks, teaching in Napaimute on the Kuskokwim River, her marriage to Sig Fred Hanson, her three sons, Robert, Stanley, and Donald Hanson, and the history of the Pioneer Women of Alaska."
  • "ORAL HISTORY 78-70-04 Amante Tonseth Hanson talks about her graduation class from Fairbanks High School, members of the Pioneer Women of Alaska, Dorothy Loftus, Louis Karstens, Agnes Karstens, Minnie Brewis, Helen Carlyle, Fannie Joyce, Charlotte Cuban, Margaret Murie, Mildred Nerland, Annie Creamer, Mary Joyce, Eva McGown, Lucy Duree, Mary Miller Foran, Albina Miller, Daphne Moody, Pioneers of Alaska, Adriana Coyle, different organizations she has joined, and her job in the federal jail in Fairbanks."
  • "ORAL HISTORY 78-70-05 Amante Tonseth Hanson talks about yearbooks from her high school, living in Tofty after she was married, her mining property, spending winters in Phoenix, her brother, Einar Tonseth, her brother's work as a U.S. marshal, Joe MacDonald, escorting prisoners to the lower forty-eight, and her brother's work for the city."
  • "ORAL HISTORY 78-70-01 Amante Tonseth Hanson talks about her parents, Thomas Henrick Tonseth, her father moving to Chena in 1906, traveling up to Alaska, her school in Chena, moving to Fairbanks in 1909, the school she attended in Fairbanks, her family house in Fairbanks, the bridge over the Chena River, the narrow gauge railroad from Chena to Fairbanks and Fox, fuel stops for the railroad, Jack Slippern, her brother, Einar Tonseth, her father's ranch on the Chena River, and damage from the 1967 flood."
  • "ORAL HISTORY 78-70-02 Amante Tonseth Hanson talks about her father putting on an addition to their house, Margaret Keenan Harris, Martin Harris, Alton Nordale, Katherine Driscoll Nordale, Mary Nordale, working as a tutor, Anne Bergman Sheldon, Eva Larson, her medical care in Seattle and James Lundquist."

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  • "Amante Tonseth Hanson is interviewed by Kathleen "Mike" Dalton in Fairbanks, Alaska in July, 1973"

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