Person:John Hanna (1)

FROM EUROPE TO AMERICA AND WEST TO OKLAHOMA From: Linda Kaye Cope Lanier

John moved to Williamson Co. TX in 1849.

Note:Text: "The Williams and Hanna Families" compiled by David S. Hanna.This document can be found in the Austin TX State Library,Genealogy Section, 929.2H195H. This family history was compiledfrom 1899-1905 by the Judge when he was at the advanced age of70+ years. NOTE: Some Hanna family researchers take exceptionto some of the information in this Family History, noting thatthe Judge was at an advanced age when he began his memoir, thathe was writing most of the data from memory, and he did not givesources from which later researchers could verify the data.Whether all of the data is correct is up to present researchersto discover for themselves. Regardless, I think that this memoiris priceless in that it is a record of the Judges' family as herecalled it personally. lkcl

1880 Census Texas Household:

Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace John W. HANNA   Self   M   Male   W   53   KENTUCKY   Minister   KENTUCKY   KENTUCKY Sarah J. HANNA   Wife   M   Female   W   40   TEXAS   Keeping House   ---   --- David M./HANNA   Son   S   Male   W   25   TEXAS   Work On Farm   KENTUCKY   KENTUCKY Cynthia A. HANNA   Dau   S   Female   W   18   TEXAS   At Home   ---   --- Martha G. HANNA   Dau   S   Female   W   15   TEXAS      ---   ---

(Research):FROM EUROPE TO AMERICA AND WEST TO OKLAHOMA From: Linda Kaye Cope Lanier

John moved to Williamson Co. TX in 1849.

Note:Text: "The Williams and Hanna Families" compiled by David S. Hanna.This document can be found in the Austin TX State Library,Genealogy Section, 929.2H195H. This family history was compiledfrom 1899-1905 by the Judge when he was at the advanced age of70+ years. NOTE: Some Hanna family researchers take exceptionto some of the information in this Family History, noting thatthe Judge was at an advanced age when he began his memoir, thathe was writing most of the data from memory, and he did not givesources from which later researchers could verify the data.Whether all of the data is correct is up to present researchersto discover for themselves. Regardless, I think that this memoiris priceless in that it is a record of the Judges' family as herecalled it personally. lkcl

1880 Census Texas Household:

Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace  John W. HANNA   Self   M   Male   W   53   KENTUCKY   Minister   KENTUCKY   KENTUCKY   Sarah J. HANNA   Wife   M   Female   W   40   TEXAS   Keeping House   ---   ---   David M./HANNA   Son   S   Male   W   25   TEXAS   Work On Farm   KENTUCKY   KENTUCKY   Cynthia A. HANNA   Dau   S   Female   W   18   TEXAS   At Home   ---   ---   Martha G. HANNA   Dau   S   Female   W   15   TEXAS      ---   ---

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 Williamson, Texas, United States. 1870 U.S. Census Population Schedule.

   Williamson county, Pg 78, Family 523, Lines 28-34, NARA microfilm publication M593