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Facts and Events
| Name |
Anna Louisa Laatsch |
| Alt Name |
Nana _____ |
| Gender |
Female |
| Birth[1] |
28 Jan 1873 |
Mount Pleasant, Hamilton, Ohio, United States |
| Confirmation? |
25 Dec 1876 |
Hanceville, Cullman, Alabama, United StatesTrinity Lutheran |
| Marriage |
29 Nov 1894 |
Hanceville, Alabama at the Lutheran Church.to Johann Heinrich Hahn |
| Death? |
26 May 1955 |
Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama, United States |
| Burial[2] |
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Forest Hill Cemetery |
References
- ↑ Anna was described by my mother as being "a very kind and sweet person".
Ann Hahn Knies, Anna's granddaughter, recalls her differently, Ann says that Anna would barely pay any attention to her. When Anne would visit, Anna would just sit on the porch swing and say nothing - just nodding occasionally.
Ann was supposed to be named after Anna and Ann surmises that Anna was upset with her for not using the name "Anna" instead of "Ann". Seems to me that Anna was taking the frustration out on the wrong person, if this account is accurate.
Anne was the daughter of Fred C. Hahn and Ellie Lawley Hahn. - ↑ I can just barely remember "Nanna", as we called her, as I was only 4 when she died. I can vaguely recall her sitting down with me and helping me go through a box of toys that she had. My mother, Madge, recalled Anna as being a very sweet person with a wonderful disposition.
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