Hannah was the 1st of 8 children born to Elias Danhauer (1782-1842) who emigrated from Germany in 1803. Mother was Elizabeth Cummins (1795-1840) from Pennsylvania. Parents were married in PA but relocated immediately and later both died in Muskingum Co, Ohio. Hannah married Phillip Y Boyd in Muskingum County, Ohio and together raised 9 children. Hannah's burial is with huband Phillip in the old section (east) of cemetery. Her stone was broken from base and flat on ground covered by dirt. Phillip's stone was near edge of bushes about 20 feet south. The smaller standing stones were their last children in Clay County that died young.
Hannah was the 1st of 8 children born to Elias Danhauer (1782-1842) who emigrated from Germany in 1803. Mother was Elizabeth Cummins (1795-1840) from Pennsylvania. Parents were married in PA but relocated immediately and later both died in Muskingum Co, Ohio. Hannah married Phillip Y Boyd in Muskingum County, Ohio and together raised 9 children. Hannah's burial is with huband Phillip in the old section (east) of cemetery. Her stone was broken from base and flat on ground covered by dirt. Phillip's stone was near edge of bushes about 20 feet south. The smaller standing stones were their last children in Clay County that died young.
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