Hannah and her short life are only presently known and remembered by her grave monument which indicates the name, the date of death of May 1, 1837 and the age of 4 years, 2 month and seven days, and is presumed to be a daughter of the future Major Kennedy, next to whose grave is Hannah's and wife Catharine Evans Kennedy, whose grave location remains to be discovered, even if unmarked at Old Purity.
The birth and death locations are imputed from the family's home situated in the town of Chester, from a date early in its history of existence as an entity.
The birth and death locations are imputed from the family's home situated in the town of Chester, from a date early in its history of existence as an entity.
Hannah and her short life are only presently known and remembered by her grave monument which indicates the name, the date of death of May 1, 1837 and the age of 4 years, 2 month and seven days, and is presumed to be a daughter of the future Major Kennedy, next to whose grave is Hannah's and wife Catharine Evans Kennedy, whose grave location remains to be discovered, even if unmarked at Old Purity.
The birth and death locations are imputed from the family's home situated in the town of Chester, from a date early in its history of existence as an entity.
The birth and death locations are imputed from the family's home situated in the town of Chester, from a date early in its history of existence as an entity.
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