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Person Chart

Parents

Father	Date of Birth	Mother	Date of Birth
Svend MEYER	11 Jul 1889	Johanne HØST	16 Jun 1888

Partners

Partner	Date of Birth	Children
Ove Viggo HANSEN	21 Sep 1907

Person Events

Event Type	Date	Place
Birth	17 Nov 1910	Toronto - Ontario - Canada
Marriage	1939
Death	15 May 1970

Notes


Esther MEYER: More about Esther HØST (MEYER): Birth: An Ontario birth registration indicates a birth mother of “Joanna Host.” No father is indicated. On 14 October 1929, she travelled to the United States with a destination of Washington, DC. Her Buffalo, NY border crossing record indicates her birth date and a father’s name of “Cajus Host” -- her grandfather, and the closest male ancestor with her surname. (Cajus died before Esther was born and could not have been her father. This is also an uncommon given name in Denmark.) Father: Paternal father is unknown, supposedly a farmhand on the farm Johanne lived at in Denmark. She was adopted by Svend MEYER. Languages: English, Danish. Residences: Toronto, Ontario (14 October 1929, date of border crossing); United States (1929-36 – according to 1936 NY arrival record), Queens, New York (1935-40); West Palm Beach Florida (1945); Clinton Corners, NY (late 1940s). Winter home in Florida. Elora, ON (1940s); 383 Central Park West, NYC (21 February 1936). Travel: Arrived in New York, 21 February 1936 onboard the Carinthia, apparently on a cruise (departing and returning to NYC). Occupation: Domestic servant (1929); Nurse (1936); Hostess, World’s Fair Corp (1940). (The 1939 World’s Fair was held in New York. The NY World’s Fair Corporation was on one of the highest floors of the Empire State Building.) Ran Hilltop Farm’s nursery (Elora, ON), part of the Meyer farm after 1940. Citizenship: Petitioned for American naturalization in the late 1940s at Poughkeepisie, NY. Retained dual citizenship. Personal characteristics: Gray eyes, brown hair, 130 lbs, 5’ 6” (1940s) Second husband: Had a yacht at Flushing Meadows (Queens) Marina (site of the tennis tournament) in 1968.

Esther MEYER:

More about Esther HØST (MEYER):

Birth: An Ontario birth registration indicates a birth mother of “Joanna Host.” No father is indicated. On 14 October 1929, she travelled to the United States with a destination of Washington, DC. Her Buffalo, NY border crossing record indicates her birth date and a father’s name of “Cajus Host” -- her grandfather, and the closest male ancestor with her surname. (Cajus died before Esther was born and could not have been her father. This is also an uncommon given name in Denmark.)
Father: Paternal father is unknown, supposedly a farmhand on the farm Johanne lived at in Denmark. She was adopted by Svend MEYER.
Languages: English, Danish.
Residences: Toronto, Ontario (14 October 1929, date of border crossing); United States (1929-36 – according to 1936 NY arrival record), Queens, New York (1935-40); West Palm Beach Florida (1945); Clinton Corners, NY (late 1940s). Winter home in Florida. Elora, ON (1940s); 383 Central Park West, NYC (21 February 1936).
Travel: Arrived in New York, 21 February 1936 onboard the Carinthia, apparently on a cruise (departing and returning to NYC).
Occupation: Domestic servant (1929); Nurse (1936); Hostess, World’s Fair Corp (1940). (The 1939 World’s Fair was held in New York. The NY World’s Fair Corporation was on one of the highest floors of the Empire State Building.) Ran Hilltop Farm’s nursery (Elora, ON), part of the Meyer farm after 1940.
Citizenship: Petitioned for American naturalization in the late 1940s at Poughkeepisie, NY. Retained dual citizenship.

Personal characteristics: Gray eyes, brown hair, 130 lbs, 5’ 6” (1940s)
Second husband: Had a yacht at Flushing Meadows (Queens) Marina (site of the tennis tournament) in 1968.

Sources

Description	Page	Quality	Information	Evidence
Randy Chafy, Jens Lottrup		Don't know	Don't know	Don't know