Hannah left no posterity and therefore, her birth and death is not engraved into her husband's memorial. Elizabeth Covert (engraved into the memorial) is her sister.
Hannah's Burial Record: "Rhea, Lina - aka Hanna S. G.; [buried:] 1/28/1937; Grave #4, Lot #83, South Chapel Section; Deed to H. S. G. Rhea; [age:] 82y 6m 4d; female; [cause of death:] apoplexy, influenza pneumonia; Arthur W. Bue.., Patterson & McQuilkin, G. E. McDonald."
Hannah's Obituary: "Hanna G. RHEA. Mrs. Hannah Glendenning Rhea, a resident of Long Beach for more than forty years, died yesterday at a local hospital. She had been living recently at the Ambassador Apartments, 35 Alboni Place. Mrs. Rhea was the widow of Dr. Albert Rhea, a surgeon with the Santa Fe Railroad for a score of years. Born in Pennsylvania, Mrs. Rhea had been a school teacher in that State many years before coming West. In California she lived at Barstow, Daggett and Calico before moving with her husband to Long Beach. She was a charter member of the First Presbyterian Church, and later the Second Presbyterian Church here. In addition Mrs. Rhea was an active member of the P.E.O. and had served as a president of the Woman's City Club. A brother, James Glendenning of Palmdale; a half-brother, George Glendenning: Los Angeles; three nieces, Edith Rhea, Lela Rhea and Mrs. Fannie Porter, all of Long Beach, survive. The funeral service will be Thursday at 10 A.M. at the chapel of Patterson & McQuilkin, Sixth Street and Locust Avenue. Dr. Ewing Hudson, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, officiating." --Long Beach Press Telegraph, Tues. January 26 1937.
Hannah's Burial Record: "Rhea, Lina - aka Hanna S. G.; [buried:] 1/28/1937; Grave #4, Lot #83, South Chapel Section; Deed to H. S. G. Rhea; [age:] 82y 6m 4d; female; [cause of death:] apoplexy, influenza pneumonia; Arthur W. Bue.., Patterson & McQuilkin, G. E. McDonald."
Hannah's Obituary: "Hanna G. RHEA. Mrs. Hannah Glendenning Rhea, a resident of Long Beach for more than forty years, died yesterday at a local hospital. She had been living recently at the Ambassador Apartments, 35 Alboni Place. Mrs. Rhea was the widow of Dr. Albert Rhea, a surgeon with the Santa Fe Railroad for a score of years. Born in Pennsylvania, Mrs. Rhea had been a school teacher in that State many years before coming West. In California she lived at Barstow, Daggett and Calico before moving with her husband to Long Beach. She was a charter member of the First Presbyterian Church, and later the Second Presbyterian Church here. In addition Mrs. Rhea was an active member of the P.E.O. and had served as a president of the Woman's City Club. A brother, James Glendenning of Palmdale; a half-brother, George Glendenning: Los Angeles; three nieces, Edith Rhea, Lela Rhea and Mrs. Fannie Porter, all of Long Beach, survive. The funeral service will be Thursday at 10 A.M. at the chapel of Patterson & McQuilkin, Sixth Street and Locust Avenue. Dr. Ewing Hudson, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, officiating." --Long Beach Press Telegraph, Tues. January 26 1937.
Hannah left no posterity and therefore, her birth and death is not engraved into her husband's memorial. Elizabeth Covert (engraved into the memorial) is her sister.
Hannah's Burial Record: "Rhea, Lina - aka Hanna S. G.; [buried:] 1/28/1937; Grave #4, Lot #83, South Chapel Section; Deed to H. S. G. Rhea; [age:] 82y 6m 4d; female; [cause of death:] apoplexy, influenza pneumonia; Arthur W. Bue.., Patterson & McQuilkin, G. E. McDonald."
Hannah's Obituary: "Hanna G. RHEA. Mrs. Hannah Glendenning Rhea, a resident of Long Beach for more than forty years, died yesterday at a local hospital. She had been living recently at the Ambassador Apartments, 35 Alboni Place. Mrs. Rhea was the widow of Dr. Albert Rhea, a surgeon with the Santa Fe Railroad for a score of years. Born in Pennsylvania, Mrs. Rhea had been a school teacher in that State many years before coming West. In California she lived at Barstow, Daggett and Calico before moving with her husband to Long Beach. She was a charter member of the First Presbyterian Church, and later the Second Presbyterian Church here. In addition Mrs. Rhea was an active member of the P.E.O. and had served as a president of the Woman's City Club. A brother, James Glendenning of Palmdale; a half-brother, George Glendenning: Los Angeles; three nieces, Edith Rhea, Lela Rhea and Mrs. Fannie Porter, all of Long Beach, survive. The funeral service will be Thursday at 10 A.M. at the chapel of Patterson & McQuilkin, Sixth Street and Locust Avenue. Dr. Ewing Hudson, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, officiating." --Long Beach Press Telegraph, Tues. January 26 1937.
Hannah's Burial Record: "Rhea, Lina - aka Hanna S. G.; [buried:] 1/28/1937; Grave #4, Lot #83, South Chapel Section; Deed to H. S. G. Rhea; [age:] 82y 6m 4d; female; [cause of death:] apoplexy, influenza pneumonia; Arthur W. Bue.., Patterson & McQuilkin, G. E. McDonald."
Hannah's Obituary: "Hanna G. RHEA. Mrs. Hannah Glendenning Rhea, a resident of Long Beach for more than forty years, died yesterday at a local hospital. She had been living recently at the Ambassador Apartments, 35 Alboni Place. Mrs. Rhea was the widow of Dr. Albert Rhea, a surgeon with the Santa Fe Railroad for a score of years. Born in Pennsylvania, Mrs. Rhea had been a school teacher in that State many years before coming West. In California she lived at Barstow, Daggett and Calico before moving with her husband to Long Beach. She was a charter member of the First Presbyterian Church, and later the Second Presbyterian Church here. In addition Mrs. Rhea was an active member of the P.E.O. and had served as a president of the Woman's City Club. A brother, James Glendenning of Palmdale; a half-brother, George Glendenning: Los Angeles; three nieces, Edith Rhea, Lela Rhea and Mrs. Fannie Porter, all of Long Beach, survive. The funeral service will be Thursday at 10 A.M. at the chapel of Patterson & McQuilkin, Sixth Street and Locust Avenue. Dr. Ewing Hudson, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, officiating." --Long Beach Press Telegraph, Tues. January 26 1937.
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