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Husband: Robert H. HANNA
   Born: 1782             at: Anson County, NC  
Married: UNKNOWN          at:   
   Died: 1873             at:   
 Father:James HANNA
 Mother: FATHY
        Other Spouses: 
   Wife: Lidia STONE
   Born: 25 MAR 1792      at:   
   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
 Father:Austin STONE, I
 Mother:Elizabeth SINGLETARY
        Other Spouses: 
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CHILDREN
   Name: William A. HANNA
   Born: WFT Est 1805-1833at:   
Married:                  at:   
   Died: WFT Est 1812-1913at:   
Spouses: 
   Name: Lydia Ann Cornelia HANNA
   Born: WFT Est 1805-1833at:   
Married:                  at:   
   Died: WFT Est 1812-1916at:   
Spouses: 
   Name: James HANNA
   Born: 1811             at:   
Married: WFT Est 1828-1861at:   
   Died: WFT Est 1828-1901at:   
Spouses:  SARAH  
   Name: Emaline HANNA
   Born: 1820             at:   
Married:                  at:   
   Died: WFT Est 1821-1914at:   
Spouses: 
   Name: Margaret HANNA
   Born: 1825             at:   
Married:                  at:   
   Died: WFT Est 1826-1919at:   
Spouses: 
   Name: Adeline HANNA
   Born: 1832             at:   
Married:                  at:   
   Died: WFT Est 1833-1926at:   
Spouses: 
   Name: Robert Alexander HANNA
   Born: 1835             at: Anson County, NC  
Married: UNKNOWN          at:   
   Died: 20 MAY 1918      at: Anson County, NC  
Spouses: Elizabeth LITTLE  
NOTES     Name: Eugenia HANNA
   Born: 1838             at:   
Married:                  at:   
   Died: WFT Est 1839-1932at:   
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