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Hanna in Belfast 1901
« on: Tuesday 24 May 05 19:29 BST (UK) »
I  am searching my husband's family. His father was born in the Shankill Ward Belfast 1900. If anyone has access to the 1901 census please would you look up the Thomas Hanna family Springvale Cottages. I have no idea where Thomas's mother Martha Finney and father Thomas George Hanna were born or when.
Much appreciated
Sandra
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Re: Hanna in Belfast 1901
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 25 May 05 17:32 BST (UK) »
Hi Scarbro

I have a photograph of a grave in Mallusk graveyard of a Hanna family
Martha Ann Hanna died 1959
Thomas Hanna died 1964
Son Thomas died 1981
Daughter Annie died 1986
Son-in -law Samuel Todd died 1985

It is very near the far end of the graveyard

Does this help you

Steve
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Re: Hanna in Belfast 1901
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 25 May 05 19:53 BST (UK) »
Dear Steve
Thank you for your swift reply. I don't think they are the ones I am looking for as Thomas George and Martha had 7 children and none of them were called Annie. Plus son Thomas George, my husband's father came over to England where he died in the early 60s
But thankyou for the idea anyway
Sandra
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Re: Hanna in Belfast 1901
« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 25 May 05 20:02 BST (UK) »
Thats ok Sandra

Thought it might help

Happy hunting .............will keep your names in mind

Steve
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Re: Hanna in Belfast 1901
« Reply #4 on: Tuesday 16 September 08 12:59 BST (UK) »
Hi Scarbro.
No 1.
1901 Belfast street directory.
Thomas George Hanna, constable R.I.C., 3 Springvale Cottages, Cavendish Square, Belfast.  Cavendish Sq., is behind Springfield Road police station.
No 2.
1907 Belfast street directory.
Thomas George Hanna, R.I.C., 140 Ainsworth Ave., Belfast.
Both above from,     www.lennonwylie.co.uk

No 3.
1912 Ulster covenant at,    www.proni.gov.uk 
Martha Hanna, 84 McTier Street, Belfast.
This may be no connection, but the "Martha" caught my eye.

No 4.
1901 Census of Ireland at,     www.belfastfamilyhistory.com
17 Cavendish Street, Falls Rd., Belfast, next street to Cavendish Sq.
Thomas George Hanna, age 32, Presbyterian, R.I.C., peace officer, born Co Down.
Martha Hanna, wife, age 27, Presbyterian, born Co Antrim.
Atcheson Hanna, son, age 2, Presbyterian, born Belfast.
Thomas George Hanna, son, age 7 months, Presbyterian, born Belfast.

No 5.
All below from Emerald Ancestors website.
Thomas George Hanna married Martha Finney, on the 2 June 1897, in Albert Street Presbyterian Church, Belfast.
No 6.
David Hanna married Elizabeth McMahon, on the 12 July 1865, in St May's Church of Ireland Newry, Co Down.

Children to above, all born Warrenpoint, Newry.
No 7.
Thomas George Hanna, born 17 September 1868.
No 8.
Elizabeth Anne Hanna, born 13 January 1871.   
No 9.
David Hanna, born 20 November 1871.
No 10.
Margaret Hanna, born 19 January 1874.

Hope the above proves useful.
Regards,
Dixie
 





 
Antrim.  Campbell, Carson,Dickson, Gilmore, Creaney
Down.    Dickson, Fairley, Irvine, McCune, Carlisle,    
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Re: Hanna in Belfast 1901
« Reply #5 on: Tuesday 16 September 08 16:39 BST (UK) »
Many thanks DixieDee. Yes it is the right family. I had not come across the 1907 entry so it has been most useful.
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Scarbro
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Re: Hanna in Belfast 1901
« Reply #6 on: Friday 19 September 08 22:49 BST (UK) »
hi ya

my gggrandfather was james hanna who i think was a publican

his son william hanna married jane moore in 1894 and they had margaret jane hanna  1880 and davis hanna 1885 address glasshouse trrace and chathan st

any link
 
beresford, moore, hanna, o'boyle, wall/s, mclarnon, gormley and other related names--from, donegore, antrim and Belfast, address, carrickhill place, Sydney st west, Tasmania st, lisnevanagh and islandreagh

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Re: Hanna in Belfast 1901
« Reply #7 on: Saturday 20 September 08 05:37 BST (UK) »
Hii there
No I don't think so. Sorry. The family came from Newry and Warrenpoint Co.Down and there were no Williams in the family at that stage.
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Scarbro
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Re: Hanna in Belfast 1901
« Reply #8 on: Wednesday 06 April 11 22:51 BST (UK) »
Stevenson,
I realize that you posted this 6 years ago. If you still have the photo, it is the grave of my grandparents, aunts and uncles.
Hannafam