P.F.C. Amb. Service
W.W. I

Funeral services were held at the Gorgan Funeral Home in Mineral Point, Wis., on Saturday, October 3, for Ernest Hannah. Mr. Hannah passed away at the General Hospital at Dodgeville on Thursday, October 1, 1964. He had been in failing health for several months.

The deceased was born on a farm near Christie (Clark Co., Wis.) on December 21, 1896, the son of Will and Alma (Neverman) Hannah. As a boy, he often visited in Greenwood with his aunt, Mrs. Edna Hunt. He attended grade school at Christie and graduated with the class of 1914 from the Neillsville High School.

On November 29, 1917, he married Irene Hawley at Greenwood. The following year he enlisted in the Army and served in France in World War I. Later he returned to Clark County and farmed in the Town of York. In 1936, the family moved to Mineral Point, where he has since resided.

Mr. Hannah is survived by his wife, Irene, his mother, the former Alma Neverman, a brother, Wilbur, and four sons, Gordon of Rockford, Ill.; Robert and John of Mineral Point, and Verl of San Jose, Calif.; a daughter, Dorothy, Mrs. Leroy Wells of Leaf River, Ill., and twenty grandchildren.

[Greenwood Gleaner; Oct. 22, 1964]
- Obit contributed by: Curtis #48355951, Oct 2016
* The wrong person seems to be listed as Ernest's wife.Contributor: itsonlypaint (48528390), 29 Sep 2019

P.F.C. Amb. Service
W.W. I

Funeral services were held at the Gorgan Funeral Home in Mineral Point, Wis., on Saturday, October 3, for Ernest Hannah. Mr. Hannah passed away at the General Hospital at Dodgeville on Thursday, October 1, 1964. He had been in failing health for several months.

The deceased was born on a farm near Christie (Clark Co., Wis.) on December 21, 1896, the son of Will and Alma (Neverman) Hannah. As a boy, he often visited in Greenwood with his aunt, Mrs. Edna Hunt. He attended grade school at Christie and graduated with the class of 1914 from the Neillsville High School.

On November 29, 1917, he married Irene Hawley at Greenwood. The following year he enlisted in the Army and served in France in World War I. Later he returned to Clark County and farmed in the Town of York. In 1936, the family moved to Mineral Point, where he has since resided.

Mr. Hannah is survived by his wife, Irene, his mother, the former Alma Neverman, a brother, Wilbur, and four sons, Gordon of Rockford, Ill.; Robert and John of Mineral Point, and Verl of San Jose, Calif.; a daughter, Dorothy, Mrs. Leroy Wells of Leaf River, Ill., and twenty grandchildren.

[Greenwood Gleaner; Oct. 22, 1964]
- Obit contributed by: Curtis #48355951, Oct 2016
* The wrong person seems to be listed as Ernest's wife.Contributor: itsonlypaint (48528390), 29 Sep 2019