about 18201,2,3 - after 18801
Life History
about 1820 |
Born in South Carolina.1,2,3 |
about 1847 |
Married Emily REGAN in Louisiana.3 |
1850 |
Residence1 in Union Parish, Louisiana.3 |
1861 |
Residence2 in Henderson County, Texas.4 |
Jul 1861 |
Military: 13th Brigade, Reserve Company in Henderson County, Texas.4 |
17th Dec 1864 |
Birth of daughter Mollie Walker HANNA in Athens, Henderson, Texas.7,1,8,9,10,2,11 |
1867 |
Residence3: Voter Registration in Robertson County, Texas.5 |
between 1870 and 1880 |
Residence4 in Henderson County, Texas.1 |
after 1880 |
Died in Henderson County, Texas.1 |
Notes
- 1850 Federal Census, Union Parish, Louisiana, 5 September, page 77 (scan 388A), Hse/Fam #366
John Hanna Jr 28 M Farmer $100 Real Estate b South Carolina [b abt 1822]
Emily Hanna 22 F b Alabama [b abt 1828]
Mary Hanna 2 F b Lousiana [b abt 1848]
Some genealogies report Emily's maiden name Reagan, but I have seen no documentation or marriage record. At least one gives her nickname as Milly.
Emily "Milly" Regan
Birth Abt 1827 in Dale, Alabama
Death aft 1880 in Henderson, Texas
Parents:
Joseph Regan 1790 - 1839
Olive Rozier 1790 - 1849
Spouse: John D Hanna
Birth abt 1818 in South Carolina
Death aft 1880 in Henderson, Texas
-- Neal-Ware, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/47187668/person/6713929399
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... the parents for John Hanna, Jr. On the 1850 census John Hanna, Sr and his wife, Margery are living (with some of their daughters) next door to John Jr and Emily. Archibald Hanna, John Jr's brother, lives on the other side of John Jr's property.
I'm trying to figure out which emigrant Hanna family is John Sr's. Of course, my cousins insist we come from the Hannay family of Sorbie Castle, but until I can get some corroboration I'm putting warning signs on all of their suppositions which includes James Hanna and Ann Campbell as John Sr's parents. Personally, I believe this is incorrect, having found James Hanna's will with what I assume are all his children named ... and no John.
-- Anita BIRCHETT, Geneanet Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 28 December 2018
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I have not found John and his family in the 1860 census. They were likely in Henderson County, Texas, though, because in 1861 he was enlisted in the Texas forces in Henderson County.
Texas, Muster Roll Index Cards, 1838-1900
Civil War Index- Abstracts of Muster Rolls
Private John Hanna
Enlistment Jul 1861
Commanding Officer Capt G B Pate
Reserve Co, Beat #7, Henderson County, 13th Brigade
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There is an 1867 voting record that matches John D Hanna, but it is in Robertson County, This is a few counties south of Henderosn County. Then they were back in Henderson County for the 1870 census. I have not found any other record for John for this period, and have found no other records of a different John Hanna this might fit.
Texas, Voter Registration Lists, 1867-1869
John Hanna
Birthplace South Carolina
Registry 12 Aug 1867 Robertson County
Line Number 969
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1870 Federal Census, Henderson County, Texas, 19 July, Precinct, PO Athens, page 18, Hse/Fam #117
Hanna, John 47 M W Farmer $170 Real Estate $292 Personal born South Carolina Cannot read or write
Hanna, Emily 43 F W Keeping House born Alabama
Hanna, Hiram S 18 M W Farm Laborer born Louisiana Cannot read or write
Hanna, John E 15 M W born Texas Cannot read or write
Hanna, Jeff D 9 M W born Texas
Hanna, Margia W 6 F W born Texas
1880 Federal Census, Henderson County, Texas, 21 June, Justice Precinct 2, District 21, page 32 (scan 141A), Hse #202, Fam #221
Hannah, John D W M 62 Head Farmer SC SC SC [b abt 1818]
Hannah, Emily W F 53 Wife Keeping House AL NC NC [b abt 1827]
Hannah, John E W M 24 Son Single Farmer LA SC AL
Hannah, David W M 19 Son Single Farm Laborer TX SC AL
Hannah, Mollie W F 15 Dau Single TX SC AL
Sources
- 1. 1880 Federal Census, Henderson County, Texas
- 21 June, Justice Precinct 2, District 21, page 32 (scan 141A), Hse #202, Fam #221
- 2. 1870 Federal Census, Henderson County, Texas
- 19 July, Precinct, PO Athens, page 18, Hse/Fam #117
- 3. 1850 Federal Census, Union Parish, Louisiana
- 5 September, page 77 (scan 388A), Hse/Fam #366
- 4. Texas, Muster Roll Index Cards, 1838-1900
- Civil War Index- Abstracts of Muster Rolls
- 5. Texas, Voter Registration Lists, 1867-1869
- 6. Ancestry Messaging
- 7. 1920 Federal Census, Love County, Oklahoma
- 5 February, Hickory Township, District 125, page 6A, Oswalt Road, Hse/Fam #102
- 8. Texas Death Certificate
- 9. 1900 Federal Census, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory
- 4 June, F1 Township 8SR1, District 151, p 2A, Hse/Fam #17
- 10. 1910 Federal Census, Love County, Oklahoma
- 5 May, Washington Township, District 171, page 17A, Hse/Fam #314
- 11. Texas Death Certificate
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