William Hahn was born about 1799, the son of Peter Hahn and his wife, Ann Eve Smith Hahn. His father Peter was a butcher in Baltimore City, so it is likely that William apprenticed in this trade.
On Dec 21, 1820, William Hahn married Susan Gough, daughter of Harry Gough and his wife Martha Onion Gough. Both were living in Baltimore City at the time of their marriage. (The American & Commercial Daily Adver, 23 Dec 1820).
In January 1824, William and Susan were renting a house from Basil D. Mullikin & Eliza McElderry Mullikin. The property, located north and east of Bayard Street for $27.50 yearly rent. (WG-170-143)--Mdlandrec
On Sep 8, 1830, William Hahn bought a lot on the north side of Bayard Street, Baltimore City, from H.D. Gough (his brother-in-law) for $133. (WG-207-153)
The William Hahn family would live at this residence, 124 Mullikin Street throughout his lifetime.
The 1830 census lists him as "William Horn": 1 male, 1 female 30-39 yrs (Wm & Susan); 2 females 5-9 yrs (daughters Elizabeth & Mary Ann); 1 male under 5 yrs (Harry Gough Hahn)
Matchett's 1835-1836 Baltimore Directory lists William Hahn, victualler, living at 124 Mullikin Street, east of Bond. In 1837 he is at the same residence, but listed as a butcher.
1840 Federal Census, the Wm Hahn family was living at 124 Mullikin St, Ward 3. Wm & Susan lived with their first 7 children: Elizabeth 18, Mary Ann 15, Harry 13, Wm 10, Susan 8, Anna 5, Edward 2. George was born the next year.
1850 Federal Census, 124 Mullikin St, Ward 7: William Hahn 50, deaf, butcher; wife Susan 49, Harry 23, Wm 19, Ann L. 16, George A. 9
1860 Federal Census, same address: Wm Hahn 61, butcher, Susan 60, sons Harry G. 33, and George Hahn 19. Real Estate value $800, Personal Property $!25
Jan 31, 1863 IRS Tax Assessment for 38 calves slaughtered $1.90.
Feb 28, 1863 IRS Tax Assessment for 29 calves slaughtered $1.45.
April 1865 IRS Tax Assessment for 32 calves slaughtered at 5 cents/calf ($1.60)
1864-1868 Wm Hahn, butcher, 76 Centre Market--his employment address until his death (Baltimore Directories)
Aug 7, 1866: William's wife, Susan Gough Hahn died.
1870 Federal Census, 124 Mullikin St, Ward 6: Wm Hahn 71, widower, butcher, Real Estate $4,000; Personal Estate $3,000; George Hahn and John & Ann Williams live at the residence
On Dec. 15, 1877, William Hahn died at his late residence, 124 Mullikin Street, Baltimore, Maryland. He was buried at Baltimore Cemetery.
On Dec 21, 1820, William Hahn married Susan Gough, daughter of Harry Gough and his wife Martha Onion Gough. Both were living in Baltimore City at the time of their marriage. (The American & Commercial Daily Adver, 23 Dec 1820).
In January 1824, William and Susan were renting a house from Basil D. Mullikin & Eliza McElderry Mullikin. The property, located north and east of Bayard Street for $27.50 yearly rent. (WG-170-143)--Mdlandrec
On Sep 8, 1830, William Hahn bought a lot on the north side of Bayard Street, Baltimore City, from H.D. Gough (his brother-in-law) for $133. (WG-207-153)
The William Hahn family would live at this residence, 124 Mullikin Street throughout his lifetime.
The 1830 census lists him as "William Horn": 1 male, 1 female 30-39 yrs (Wm & Susan); 2 females 5-9 yrs (daughters Elizabeth & Mary Ann); 1 male under 5 yrs (Harry Gough Hahn)
Matchett's 1835-1836 Baltimore Directory lists William Hahn, victualler, living at 124 Mullikin Street, east of Bond. In 1837 he is at the same residence, but listed as a butcher.
1840 Federal Census, the Wm Hahn family was living at 124 Mullikin St, Ward 3. Wm & Susan lived with their first 7 children: Elizabeth 18, Mary Ann 15, Harry 13, Wm 10, Susan 8, Anna 5, Edward 2. George was born the next year.
1850 Federal Census, 124 Mullikin St, Ward 7: William Hahn 50, deaf, butcher; wife Susan 49, Harry 23, Wm 19, Ann L. 16, George A. 9
1860 Federal Census, same address: Wm Hahn 61, butcher, Susan 60, sons Harry G. 33, and George Hahn 19. Real Estate value $800, Personal Property $!25
Jan 31, 1863 IRS Tax Assessment for 38 calves slaughtered $1.90.
Feb 28, 1863 IRS Tax Assessment for 29 calves slaughtered $1.45.
April 1865 IRS Tax Assessment for 32 calves slaughtered at 5 cents/calf ($1.60)
1864-1868 Wm Hahn, butcher, 76 Centre Market--his employment address until his death (Baltimore Directories)
Aug 7, 1866: William's wife, Susan Gough Hahn died.
1870 Federal Census, 124 Mullikin St, Ward 6: Wm Hahn 71, widower, butcher, Real Estate $4,000; Personal Estate $3,000; George Hahn and John & Ann Williams live at the residence
On Dec. 15, 1877, William Hahn died at his late residence, 124 Mullikin Street, Baltimore, Maryland. He was buried at Baltimore Cemetery.
William Hahn was born about 1799, the son of Peter Hahn and his wife, Ann Eve Smith Hahn. His father Peter was a butcher in Baltimore City, so it is likely that William apprenticed in this trade.
On Dec 21, 1820, William Hahn married Susan Gough, daughter of Harry Gough and his wife Martha Onion Gough. Both were living in Baltimore City at the time of their marriage. (The American & Commercial Daily Adver, 23 Dec 1820).
In January 1824, William and Susan were renting a house from Basil D. Mullikin & Eliza McElderry Mullikin. The property, located north and east of Bayard Street for $27.50 yearly rent. (WG-170-143)--Mdlandrec
On Sep 8, 1830, William Hahn bought a lot on the north side of Bayard Street, Baltimore City, from H.D. Gough (his brother-in-law) for $133. (WG-207-153)
The William Hahn family would live at this residence, 124 Mullikin Street throughout his lifetime.
The 1830 census lists him as "William Horn": 1 male, 1 female 30-39 yrs (Wm & Susan); 2 females 5-9 yrs (daughters Elizabeth & Mary Ann); 1 male under 5 yrs (Harry Gough Hahn)
Matchett's 1835-1836 Baltimore Directory lists William Hahn, victualler, living at 124 Mullikin Street, east of Bond. In 1837 he is at the same residence, but listed as a butcher.
1840 Federal Census, the Wm Hahn family was living at 124 Mullikin St, Ward 3. Wm & Susan lived with their first 7 children: Elizabeth 18, Mary Ann 15, Harry 13, Wm 10, Susan 8, Anna 5, Edward 2. George was born the next year.
1850 Federal Census, 124 Mullikin St, Ward 7: William Hahn 50, deaf, butcher; wife Susan 49, Harry 23, Wm 19, Ann L. 16, George A. 9
1860 Federal Census, same address: Wm Hahn 61, butcher, Susan 60, sons Harry G. 33, and George Hahn 19. Real Estate value $800, Personal Property $!25
Jan 31, 1863 IRS Tax Assessment for 38 calves slaughtered $1.90.
Feb 28, 1863 IRS Tax Assessment for 29 calves slaughtered $1.45.
April 1865 IRS Tax Assessment for 32 calves slaughtered at 5 cents/calf ($1.60)
1864-1868 Wm Hahn, butcher, 76 Centre Market--his employment address until his death (Baltimore Directories)
Aug 7, 1866: William's wife, Susan Gough Hahn died.
1870 Federal Census, 124 Mullikin St, Ward 6: Wm Hahn 71, widower, butcher, Real Estate $4,000; Personal Estate $3,000; George Hahn and John & Ann Williams live at the residence
On Dec. 15, 1877, William Hahn died at his late residence, 124 Mullikin Street, Baltimore, Maryland. He was buried at Baltimore Cemetery.
On Dec 21, 1820, William Hahn married Susan Gough, daughter of Harry Gough and his wife Martha Onion Gough. Both were living in Baltimore City at the time of their marriage. (The American & Commercial Daily Adver, 23 Dec 1820).
In January 1824, William and Susan were renting a house from Basil D. Mullikin & Eliza McElderry Mullikin. The property, located north and east of Bayard Street for $27.50 yearly rent. (WG-170-143)--Mdlandrec
On Sep 8, 1830, William Hahn bought a lot on the north side of Bayard Street, Baltimore City, from H.D. Gough (his brother-in-law) for $133. (WG-207-153)
The William Hahn family would live at this residence, 124 Mullikin Street throughout his lifetime.
The 1830 census lists him as "William Horn": 1 male, 1 female 30-39 yrs (Wm & Susan); 2 females 5-9 yrs (daughters Elizabeth & Mary Ann); 1 male under 5 yrs (Harry Gough Hahn)
Matchett's 1835-1836 Baltimore Directory lists William Hahn, victualler, living at 124 Mullikin Street, east of Bond. In 1837 he is at the same residence, but listed as a butcher.
1840 Federal Census, the Wm Hahn family was living at 124 Mullikin St, Ward 3. Wm & Susan lived with their first 7 children: Elizabeth 18, Mary Ann 15, Harry 13, Wm 10, Susan 8, Anna 5, Edward 2. George was born the next year.
1850 Federal Census, 124 Mullikin St, Ward 7: William Hahn 50, deaf, butcher; wife Susan 49, Harry 23, Wm 19, Ann L. 16, George A. 9
1860 Federal Census, same address: Wm Hahn 61, butcher, Susan 60, sons Harry G. 33, and George Hahn 19. Real Estate value $800, Personal Property $!25
Jan 31, 1863 IRS Tax Assessment for 38 calves slaughtered $1.90.
Feb 28, 1863 IRS Tax Assessment for 29 calves slaughtered $1.45.
April 1865 IRS Tax Assessment for 32 calves slaughtered at 5 cents/calf ($1.60)
1864-1868 Wm Hahn, butcher, 76 Centre Market--his employment address until his death (Baltimore Directories)
Aug 7, 1866: William's wife, Susan Gough Hahn died.
1870 Federal Census, 124 Mullikin St, Ward 6: Wm Hahn 71, widower, butcher, Real Estate $4,000; Personal Estate $3,000; George Hahn and John & Ann Williams live at the residence
On Dec. 15, 1877, William Hahn died at his late residence, 124 Mullikin Street, Baltimore, Maryland. He was buried at Baltimore Cemetery.
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