Hannah was the daughter of Phineas Brown (1757-1841) and his wife 2) Huldah Paine (1769–1846). His first wife was Hannah Kingsbury (1757–1791).
Hannah's father, Phineas Brown, was an American Revolutionary War Soldier. DAR Registration #A015797.
2 BROWN 1/2 siblings:
Marcy Brown B. 1782.
Phineas Brown (1785–1791).
1 full BROWN sibling:
Louise Brown (1815–1903); m. Henry Cahoun Jordan (1812-1891).
Hannah married John-6 Warner, son of David-5 Calvin Warner, Sr., and his wife Mary Russell. John's father, David-6 Calvin Warner was also an American Revolutionary Soldier. DAR Registration #A121065. [Revolutionary War (1775–1783).]
John and Hannah were married on June 12, 1821.
9 WARNER children. [See spouse John Warner for names.]
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Reference:
1850 Lenawee Co., MI:
John Warner 1787 NY 63
Hannah Warner 54
Eliza Warner 21 [Married Riley Cole]
Charles Warner 16
Caroline Warner 9 [Married Albert Codner]
Emeline Warner 9
1860 Lenawee Co., MI:
Riley Cole 37
Eliza Cole 31
Henry Cole 17
Baker Cole 16
Marion Cole 9 [Male]
Sada Cole 6
Hannah Warner 65 NY
Daughter Eliza Warner married Riley Cole (1822-1912), Wolf Creek Cemetery, Adrian, MI.
Daughter Caroline Warner (1841-1915), North Rome Cemetery, Lenawee Co., married Albert Codner, North Rome Cemetery Lenawee Co., MI. Albert was the Administrator to John Warner's estate.
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Hannah died in Fulton Co., OH, probably while on a visit to her daughter Ursula (Warner) Osborn. She had just become a widow.
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Primary source: "The Descendants of Andrew Warner", by Lucien Warner and Josephine Nichols Genung, pub. 1919, pg. 703.
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Census research: Fraya Weiss, 2011.
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Research: Mary E. Warner, 2011, 2015.
Hannah's father, Phineas Brown, was an American Revolutionary War Soldier. DAR Registration #A015797.
2 BROWN 1/2 siblings:
Marcy Brown B. 1782.
Phineas Brown (1785–1791).
1 full BROWN sibling:
Louise Brown (1815–1903); m. Henry Cahoun Jordan (1812-1891).
Hannah married John-6 Warner, son of David-5 Calvin Warner, Sr., and his wife Mary Russell. John's father, David-6 Calvin Warner was also an American Revolutionary Soldier. DAR Registration #A121065. [Revolutionary War (1775–1783).]
John and Hannah were married on June 12, 1821.
9 WARNER children. [See spouse John Warner for names.]
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Reference:
1850 Lenawee Co., MI:
John Warner 1787 NY 63
Hannah Warner 54
Eliza Warner 21 [Married Riley Cole]
Charles Warner 16
Caroline Warner 9 [Married Albert Codner]
Emeline Warner 9
1860 Lenawee Co., MI:
Riley Cole 37
Eliza Cole 31
Henry Cole 17
Baker Cole 16
Marion Cole 9 [Male]
Sada Cole 6
Hannah Warner 65 NY
Daughter Eliza Warner married Riley Cole (1822-1912), Wolf Creek Cemetery, Adrian, MI.
Daughter Caroline Warner (1841-1915), North Rome Cemetery, Lenawee Co., married Albert Codner, North Rome Cemetery Lenawee Co., MI. Albert was the Administrator to John Warner's estate.
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Hannah died in Fulton Co., OH, probably while on a visit to her daughter Ursula (Warner) Osborn. She had just become a widow.
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Primary source: "The Descendants of Andrew Warner", by Lucien Warner and Josephine Nichols Genung, pub. 1919, pg. 703.
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Census research: Fraya Weiss, 2011.
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Research: Mary E. Warner, 2011, 2015.
Hannah was the daughter of Phineas Brown (1757-1841) and his wife 2) Huldah Paine (1769–1846). His first wife was Hannah Kingsbury (1757–1791).
Hannah's father, Phineas Brown, was an American Revolutionary War Soldier. DAR Registration #A015797.
2 BROWN 1/2 siblings:
Marcy Brown B. 1782.
Phineas Brown (1785–1791).
1 full BROWN sibling:
Louise Brown (1815–1903); m. Henry Cahoun Jordan (1812-1891).
Hannah married John-6 Warner, son of David-5 Calvin Warner, Sr., and his wife Mary Russell. John's father, David-6 Calvin Warner was also an American Revolutionary Soldier. DAR Registration #A121065. [Revolutionary War (1775–1783).]
John and Hannah were married on June 12, 1821.
9 WARNER children. [See spouse John Warner for names.]
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Reference:
1850 Lenawee Co., MI:
John Warner 1787 NY 63
Hannah Warner 54
Eliza Warner 21 [Married Riley Cole]
Charles Warner 16
Caroline Warner 9 [Married Albert Codner]
Emeline Warner 9
1860 Lenawee Co., MI:
Riley Cole 37
Eliza Cole 31
Henry Cole 17
Baker Cole 16
Marion Cole 9 [Male]
Sada Cole 6
Hannah Warner 65 NY
Daughter Eliza Warner married Riley Cole (1822-1912), Wolf Creek Cemetery, Adrian, MI.
Daughter Caroline Warner (1841-1915), North Rome Cemetery, Lenawee Co., married Albert Codner, North Rome Cemetery Lenawee Co., MI. Albert was the Administrator to John Warner's estate.
__________
Hannah died in Fulton Co., OH, probably while on a visit to her daughter Ursula (Warner) Osborn. She had just become a widow.
__________
Primary source: "The Descendants of Andrew Warner", by Lucien Warner and Josephine Nichols Genung, pub. 1919, pg. 703.
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Census research: Fraya Weiss, 2011.
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Research: Mary E. Warner, 2011, 2015.
Hannah's father, Phineas Brown, was an American Revolutionary War Soldier. DAR Registration #A015797.
2 BROWN 1/2 siblings:
Marcy Brown B. 1782.
Phineas Brown (1785–1791).
1 full BROWN sibling:
Louise Brown (1815–1903); m. Henry Cahoun Jordan (1812-1891).
Hannah married John-6 Warner, son of David-5 Calvin Warner, Sr., and his wife Mary Russell. John's father, David-6 Calvin Warner was also an American Revolutionary Soldier. DAR Registration #A121065. [Revolutionary War (1775–1783).]
John and Hannah were married on June 12, 1821.
9 WARNER children. [See spouse John Warner for names.]
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Reference:
1850 Lenawee Co., MI:
John Warner 1787 NY 63
Hannah Warner 54
Eliza Warner 21 [Married Riley Cole]
Charles Warner 16
Caroline Warner 9 [Married Albert Codner]
Emeline Warner 9
1860 Lenawee Co., MI:
Riley Cole 37
Eliza Cole 31
Henry Cole 17
Baker Cole 16
Marion Cole 9 [Male]
Sada Cole 6
Hannah Warner 65 NY
Daughter Eliza Warner married Riley Cole (1822-1912), Wolf Creek Cemetery, Adrian, MI.
Daughter Caroline Warner (1841-1915), North Rome Cemetery, Lenawee Co., married Albert Codner, North Rome Cemetery Lenawee Co., MI. Albert was the Administrator to John Warner's estate.
__________
Hannah died in Fulton Co., OH, probably while on a visit to her daughter Ursula (Warner) Osborn. She had just become a widow.
__________
Primary source: "The Descendants of Andrew Warner", by Lucien Warner and Josephine Nichols Genung, pub. 1919, pg. 703.
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Census research: Fraya Weiss, 2011.
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Research: Mary E. Warner, 2011, 2015.
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Age 79 years and 4 days.
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