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She resided Portland, ME 1826-1841; Phippsburgh, ME, 1842 - 1849; Bath, ME., 1849-1851; Brooklyn, N.Y. 1851 to 1865; Seguin Island, ME., 1875-1887; Brunswick, ME., 1887-1898; San Francisco, California 1899;
916 63rd Street, Oakland, California 1901-1907;
She married Captain Thomas Day (1818-1898)on 16 October 1841 in Brunswick, Maine.
She was noted as "a woman of rare helpfulness, courage and strength."
Her ashes are along with:
Dora Day Lane (1866-1932), her daughter
William T Lane (1859-1938), son-in-law
Katie Day Craig (1855-1939), daughter
Copied from The Lewiston Daily Sun / December 6, 1907 "News of the death of Mrs. Hannah B. Day in Oakland, California, Sunday has been received by her grandaughter, Mrs. Mary B. Sawyer of Bath. She was the widow of Capt. Thomas Day of Brunswick and they removed to Bath in 1849. From 1875 to 1887 she lived on Seguin Island where her husband was keeper of the lighthouse. She then moved to South Brunswick where she resided until after the death of the captain. Mrs. Day then went to California to live with her daughter."
She resided Portland, ME 1826-1841; Phippsburgh, ME, 1842 - 1849; Bath, ME., 1849-1851; Brooklyn, N.Y. 1851 to 1865; Seguin Island, ME., 1875-1887; Brunswick, ME., 1887-1898; San Francisco, California 1899;
916 63rd Street, Oakland, California 1901-1907;
She married Captain Thomas Day (1818-1898)on 16 October 1841 in Brunswick, Maine.
She was noted as "a woman of rare helpfulness, courage and strength."
Her ashes are along with:
Dora Day Lane (1866-1932), her daughter
William T Lane (1859-1938), son-in-law
Katie Day Craig (1855-1939), daughter
Copied from The Lewiston Daily Sun / December 6, 1907 "News of the death of Mrs. Hannah B. Day in Oakland, California, Sunday has been received by her grandaughter, Mrs. Mary B. Sawyer of Bath. She was the widow of Capt. Thomas Day of Brunswick and they removed to Bath in 1849. From 1875 to 1887 she lived on Seguin Island where her husband was keeper of the lighthouse. She then moved to South Brunswick where she resided until after the death of the captain. Mrs. Day then went to California to live with her daughter."
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She resided Portland, ME 1826-1841; Phippsburgh, ME, 1842 - 1849; Bath, ME., 1849-1851; Brooklyn, N.Y. 1851 to 1865; Seguin Island, ME., 1875-1887; Brunswick, ME., 1887-1898; San Francisco, California 1899;
916 63rd Street, Oakland, California 1901-1907;
She married Captain Thomas Day (1818-1898)on 16 October 1841 in Brunswick, Maine.
She was noted as "a woman of rare helpfulness, courage and strength."
Her ashes are along with:
Dora Day Lane (1866-1932), her daughter
William T Lane (1859-1938), son-in-law
Katie Day Craig (1855-1939), daughter
Copied from The Lewiston Daily Sun / December 6, 1907 "News of the death of Mrs. Hannah B. Day in Oakland, California, Sunday has been received by her grandaughter, Mrs. Mary B. Sawyer of Bath. She was the widow of Capt. Thomas Day of Brunswick and they removed to Bath in 1849. From 1875 to 1887 she lived on Seguin Island where her husband was keeper of the lighthouse. She then moved to South Brunswick where she resided until after the death of the captain. Mrs. Day then went to California to live with her daughter."
She resided Portland, ME 1826-1841; Phippsburgh, ME, 1842 - 1849; Bath, ME., 1849-1851; Brooklyn, N.Y. 1851 to 1865; Seguin Island, ME., 1875-1887; Brunswick, ME., 1887-1898; San Francisco, California 1899;
916 63rd Street, Oakland, California 1901-1907;
She married Captain Thomas Day (1818-1898)on 16 October 1841 in Brunswick, Maine.
She was noted as "a woman of rare helpfulness, courage and strength."
Her ashes are along with:
Dora Day Lane (1866-1932), her daughter
William T Lane (1859-1938), son-in-law
Katie Day Craig (1855-1939), daughter
Copied from The Lewiston Daily Sun / December 6, 1907 "News of the death of Mrs. Hannah B. Day in Oakland, California, Sunday has been received by her grandaughter, Mrs. Mary B. Sawyer of Bath. She was the widow of Capt. Thomas Day of Brunswick and they removed to Bath in 1849. From 1875 to 1887 she lived on Seguin Island where her husband was keeper of the lighthouse. She then moved to South Brunswick where she resided until after the death of the captain. Mrs. Day then went to California to live with her daughter."
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