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Daniel Francis Hannigan

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Daniel Francis Hannigan

Birth
Stockbridge, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA
Death
22 Oct 1936 (aged 86)
Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA
Burial
Troy, Oakland County, Michigan, USA Add to Map
Plot
1-J #48 first floor Temple of Memories
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Daniel married 3 times...first to Mary SHEA circa 1873, second to Mary E. ARTELL on 14 June 1882 at Ironton, Charlevoix county, MIchigan and last to Frances ZANG on 24 October 1888 at Elk Rapids, Antrim county, Michigan. Do not know what became of second wife, Mary E ARTELL. He lived in Massachusetts, Wisconsin, South Dakota, Alabama and both Michigan peninsulas. His father, Hugh Foy HANNIGAN came from Ireland, probably during the Potato Famine. Daniel was raised Catholic but wife Frances coerced him into being confirmed Protestant, with their children, at Elk Rapids, Michigan. He was a collector of hats. Until he was injured in Elk Rapids train yards on way home, he worked as foreman at iron smelting furnaces ... beginning with Fayette on Garden Peninsula in Delta county, Upper Peninsula of Michigan where he lived with first wife, Mary Shea.
Daniel married 3 times...first to Mary SHEA circa 1873, second to Mary E. ARTELL on 14 June 1882 at Ironton, Charlevoix county, MIchigan and last to Frances ZANG on 24 October 1888 at Elk Rapids, Antrim county, Michigan. Do not know what became of second wife, Mary E ARTELL. He lived in Massachusetts, Wisconsin, South Dakota, Alabama and both Michigan peninsulas. His father, Hugh Foy HANNIGAN came from Ireland, probably during the Potato Famine. Daniel was raised Catholic but wife Frances coerced him into being confirmed Protestant, with their children, at Elk Rapids, Michigan. He was a collector of hats. Until he was injured in Elk Rapids train yards on way home, he worked as foreman at iron smelting furnaces ... beginning with Fayette on Garden Peninsula in Delta county, Upper Peninsula of Michigan where he lived with first wife, Mary Shea.


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