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Notes for James Richard HANNA
James Richard Hanna volunteered for duty on August 13, 1861 in the Civil
War. He died January 27, 1862, on South Island, having been a Private in
Co. I. Tenth (Manigault's) Regiment. His three brothers also joined the
CSA.
His widow was the former Elliott Bartell. According to family
tradition, she drove alone a horse and wagon to Georgetown to retrieve
her husband's body for burial. She was also reported to have maintained
a daily diary; but, no evidence of this has ever been found.
Source: "The Ancestry and History of the Hanna Family: Hannah, South
Carolina" by Muriel K. Hanna, Sr., Ph. D.
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