Hannah is the eldest daughter of Isaiah W Rice and Elizabeth (Bettie) Kilmer. One younger sister is known: Mary Jane who only lived to age twelve.
Hannah married David Reese on November 3, 1864 in Mifflin, Juniata County, Pennsylvania. The couple started west shortly after. Two sons were born to them: Elmer in Helena, Montana and David in Omaha, Nebraska. Hannah's husband, David, was a miner and they moved around going where the work was. They were in Bonanza, Saguache County, Colorado when their son, David, died.
Hannah's husband died in 1893. She traveled to California where she was when she died in 1923.
The gravestone indicates that David, Hannah, and young David are buried in Challis.
Hannah married David Reese on November 3, 1864 in Mifflin, Juniata County, Pennsylvania. The couple started west shortly after. Two sons were born to them: Elmer in Helena, Montana and David in Omaha, Nebraska. Hannah's husband, David, was a miner and they moved around going where the work was. They were in Bonanza, Saguache County, Colorado when their son, David, died.
Hannah's husband died in 1893. She traveled to California where she was when she died in 1923.
The gravestone indicates that David, Hannah, and young David are buried in Challis.
Hannah is the eldest daughter of Isaiah W Rice and Elizabeth (Bettie) Kilmer. One younger sister is known: Mary Jane who only lived to age twelve.
Hannah married David Reese on November 3, 1864 in Mifflin, Juniata County, Pennsylvania. The couple started west shortly after. Two sons were born to them: Elmer in Helena, Montana and David in Omaha, Nebraska. Hannah's husband, David, was a miner and they moved around going where the work was. They were in Bonanza, Saguache County, Colorado when their son, David, died.
Hannah's husband died in 1893. She traveled to California where she was when she died in 1923.
The gravestone indicates that David, Hannah, and young David are buried in Challis.
Hannah married David Reese on November 3, 1864 in Mifflin, Juniata County, Pennsylvania. The couple started west shortly after. Two sons were born to them: Elmer in Helena, Montana and David in Omaha, Nebraska. Hannah's husband, David, was a miner and they moved around going where the work was. They were in Bonanza, Saguache County, Colorado when their son, David, died.
Hannah's husband died in 1893. She traveled to California where she was when she died in 1923.
The gravestone indicates that David, Hannah, and young David are buried in Challis.
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