The Hanna infant is probably the child of William Hanna and Lizzie
(unknown)
William was the son of William Hanna & Elizabeth Overfield.
The Hanna Family and beyond. I am going to start a blog of the information that I have gathered. I hope that those who read who are interested in sharing any details that they have may come forward. I'm looking for stories about these people, places that they lived, things they accomplished! Anything! I may have dates wrong but I will try to do my best at getting the information as accurate as possible. If you have any stories, please send me an email at carrie.v.hanna@gmail.com
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Benjamin Hanna Jr. b 25 Aug 1787
Benjamin Hanna Jr. b 25 Aug 1787
married Hannah Tock
Children:
1. Sarah d 15 Dec 1848
Married Jacob Vanaucken
1850 Census : VANAUKEN, Jacob 59y m Farmer Penna
Amzi 18y m Farmer Penna
Martha 16y f Penna
Julian 14y f Penna
Benjamin 11y m Penna
2. Jonas Hanna Jr.
HANNA, Jonas Jr. 41y m Wheelright Penna
MARRIED: Elizabeth STRUNK 38y f Penna
Children:
married Hannah Tock
Children:
1. Sarah d 15 Dec 1848
Married Jacob Vanaucken
1850 Census : VANAUKEN, Jacob 59y m Farmer Penna
Amzi 18y m Farmer Penna
Martha 16y f Penna
Julian 14y f Penna
Benjamin 11y m Penna
2. Jonas Hanna Jr.
HANNA, Jonas Jr. 41y m Wheelright Penna
MARRIED: Elizabeth STRUNK 38y f Penna
Children:
Benjamin 16y m Laborer Penna
Sarah 14y f Penna
Eleanor 12y f Penna
Malisa 6y f Penna
Peter 4y m Penna
John 2y m Penna
Sarah 14y f Penna
Eleanor 12y f Penna
Malisa 6y f Penna
Peter 4y m Penna
John 2y m Penna
Susan Hanna
Born 1818, daughter of Jonas and Mary Barbary Mann Hanna, married George T. Hanks, who died Dec. 24, 1862, at the battle of Corinth, serving in the 57th Illinois Infantry. She died 1897 in Jasper County, Iowa.
Eleanor Hanna
Eleanor [Eleanora?] Hannas Hanks, daughter of Jonas Hanna and Mary Barbary Mann Hanna, born 1819, sister of Susan Hanna, married Benjamin R. Hanks. Susan Hanna married George. T. Hanks. Probably two sisters married two brothers. Susan and Eleanor both died in Paris City, Jasper County Iowa, Eleanor in 1891, Susan in 1897.
Friday, July 30, 2010
Gilbert Hanna b. 1916
Gilbert Hanna
married Jeanne Jennings Hailstone
Gilbert Hanna served in the Pennsylvania State Police until he was called to serve in the US Coast Guard during WWII.
He was about 6'2" tall. Just about as tall as his father Irvin.
Parents
Irvin Hanna
Fannie Phillips
Children:
(living male)
Gilbert
(living male)
(living female)
Last updated: Aug 4, 2010
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Irvin Hanna
Irvin Hanna (b 1880 d 1940)
Married Fannie Phillips (b 1884)
Fannie Phillips is shown living with her mother Elmira and a man named Thomas Jackson. At this point it is not known if Thomas was her father or if she is a child from a previous marriage. More research is yet to be done. She died in 1931/1932 of a ruptured appendix.
They had 9 children:
1. William
Married Kathleen
2. Albert, aka "Barney"
3. Norman (died as an infant)
4. Georgia (died as a young girl from diabetes)
5. Katherine
6. Gilbert (1916 - 1984)
7. John Pershing
8. Eleanor Irene (1920 - 2007)
9. Oscar Allen
Last updated July 31, 2010
Married Fannie Phillips (b 1884)
Fannie Phillips is shown living with her mother Elmira and a man named Thomas Jackson. At this point it is not known if Thomas was her father or if she is a child from a previous marriage. More research is yet to be done. She died in 1931/1932 of a ruptured appendix.
They had 9 children:
1. William
Married Kathleen
2. Albert, aka "Barney"
3. Norman (died as an infant)
4. Georgia (died as a young girl from diabetes)
5. Katherine
6. Gilbert (1916 - 1984)
7. John Pershing
8. Eleanor Irene (1920 - 2007)
9. Oscar Allen
Last updated July 31, 2010
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Further Lines back to Scotland
From Robert Hanna we have
John Hanna (b abt 1570 in Scotland)
It looks like this is where the name Hannay comes into play. It was most likely changed as the family immigrated to the America.
Alexander Hannay (b abt 1533 Sorbie Castle, Wigtown Scotland)
Wife: Anne Mackie
Donald Hannay
Patrick Hannay
John Hannay
Alexander Hannay
Patrick Hannay (b about 1404)
So this information is pretty loose and take it for what it's worth. I have not validated any of it myself so this is purely relying on the research of others. It'll take some time for me to be able to validate it myself so as you can tell, this is a huge work in progress. I hope to one day tell you that I've been successful!!
I have found a website that verifies the information I have listed above and takes the record back even further (to 1250). Of course I have no idea how to verify that information and will start when I have time. But for your further amusement, I'll share the link. Click here.
John Hanna (b abt 1570 in Scotland)
It looks like this is where the name Hannay comes into play. It was most likely changed as the family immigrated to the America.
Alexander Hannay (b abt 1533 Sorbie Castle, Wigtown Scotland)
Wife: Anne Mackie
Donald Hannay
Patrick Hannay
John Hannay
Alexander Hannay
Patrick Hannay (b about 1404)
So this information is pretty loose and take it for what it's worth. I have not validated any of it myself so this is purely relying on the research of others. It'll take some time for me to be able to validate it myself so as you can tell, this is a huge work in progress. I hope to one day tell you that I've been successful!!
I have found a website that verifies the information I have listed above and takes the record back even further (to 1250). Of course I have no idea how to verify that information and will start when I have time. But for your further amusement, I'll share the link. Click here.
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