Hannah immigrated from Londonderry, Ireland to Philadelphia with her parents and 6 siblings, arriving on July 13, 1830. She was 6 years old. They came on the Ship Asia. They were also on the ship with her mother's extended family. They immediately moved to Sugarcreek in Armstrong County, PA. The family was later joined by the oldest brother John, who had stayed in Ireland for awhile, and by 2 younger daughters, Nancy and Lydia, who were born in Armstrong County. Mother Sarah died within a year after her 10th child, Lydia, was born.
Hannah married George S. Campbell in Butler in 1846, and they had 5 children, James, Sarah, Hannah, William, and George. They were farmers, and all their children stayed in the Butler or Armstrong Counties.
Hannah married George S. Campbell in Butler in 1846, and they had 5 children, James, Sarah, Hannah, William, and George. They were farmers, and all their children stayed in the Butler or Armstrong Counties.
Hannah immigrated from Londonderry, Ireland to Philadelphia with her parents and 6 siblings, arriving on July 13, 1830. She was 6 years old. They came on the Ship Asia. They were also on the ship with her mother's extended family. They immediately moved to Sugarcreek in Armstrong County, PA. The family was later joined by the oldest brother John, who had stayed in Ireland for awhile, and by 2 younger daughters, Nancy and Lydia, who were born in Armstrong County. Mother Sarah died within a year after her 10th child, Lydia, was born.
Hannah married George S. Campbell in Butler in 1846, and they had 5 children, James, Sarah, Hannah, William, and George. They were farmers, and all their children stayed in the Butler or Armstrong Counties.
Hannah married George S. Campbell in Butler in 1846, and they had 5 children, James, Sarah, Hannah, William, and George. They were farmers, and all their children stayed in the Butler or Armstrong Counties.
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