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     William George Hann was born on 27 October 1855 at Hartlepool. He was the son of William Frampton Hann and Eliza Steward Abey. As of 7 April 1861, William George Hann lived at York Place (67), St Hilda, Hartlepool. As of between 1 January 1866 and 27 September 1868, William George Hann lived at Duke Street, St Paul, Hartlepool. As of 2 April 1871, William George Hann lived at Middlegate 46, St Hilda, Hartlepool. He was an apprentice engine fitter on 2 April 1871. As of 9 August 1874, William George Hann lived at Northgate, St Hilda, Hartlepool. He was served as 2nd assistant engineer aboard SS Wave (67516) registered in Hartlepool during its journey Grimsby-Naples and the Black Sea-Cardiff-? and Europe-South Shields-Hartlepool-Copenhagen and the Baltiic Sea-Newport (Wales) between 14 December 1880 and 25 August 1881. He married Dorothy Fenwick in September 1881 at West Benton (West Rainton) ?, County Durham; his name was just registered as William Hann. William George Hann was an engine fitter on 10 October 1887. As of October 1889, William George Hann lived at Mary Street, St Paul, Hartlepool. As of October 1890, William George Hann lived at Back Brunswick Street, Stranton, Hartlepool. As of 5 April 1891, William George Hann lived at Henry Street (between Baptist Street and St Hilda Chare) 29, St Hilda, Hartlepool. He was a marine engine fitter on 5 April 1891. He died before 27 February 1894 at Hartlepool. He was buried on 27 February 1894 at Spion Kop (Old) Cemetery, St Hilda, Hartlepool.

     Thomas Henry Hann was born in December 1858 at Hartlepool. He was the son of William Frampton Hann and Eliza Steward Abey. As of 7 April 1861, Thomas Henry Hann lived at York Place (67), St Hilda, Hartlepool. He died between 1 January 1866 and 3 December 1869 at Duke Street, St Paul, Hartlepool. He was buried on 3 December 1869 at Spion Kop (Old) Cemetery (grave K 162), St Hilda, Hartlepool.

     John Frampton Hann was born on 10 October 1887 at Baltic Street 45, Stranton, Hartlepool; His father's name was registered as William John Hann. He was the son of William George Hann and Dorothy Fenwick. As of October 1889, John Frampton Hann lived at Mary Street, St Paul, Hartlepool. As of October 1890, John Frampton Hann lived at Back Brunswick Street, Stranton, Hartlepool. As of 5 April 1891, John Frampton Hann lived at Henry Street (between Baptist Street and St Hilda Chare) 29, St Hilda, Hartlepool. As of 31 March 1901, John Frampton Hann lived at Burdon's Passage 7, St Hilda, Hartlepool; he was living with his re-married mother, Dorothy Bruce. As of 2 April 1911, John Frampton Hann lived at George Street 17, St Luke, Hartlepool; he was living with his re-married mother, Dorothy Bruce. He was a foy boat man on 2 April 1911. He married Mary Alice Oliver in December 1912 at St Hilda's Church, St Hilda, Hartlepool. John Frampton Hann was a fireman [stoker] aboard SS Rugby between 1 January 1915 and 30 June 1915. In the 1918 absent voters list he is shown as WR/330630 - Sapper, Inland Waterways and Docks branch, Royal Engineers; his brother-in-law Robert Oliver with whose family he was living being S/7548 - Stoker, Royal Navy Reserve aboard HMS Empress. As of between 1918 and 1920, John Frampton Hann lived at Angel Inn Yard 6, St Hilda, Hartlepool. As of between 11 December 1940 and 10 March 1943, John Frampton Hann lived at Purves Place 1, Holy Trinity, Hartlepool. As of between October 1952 and 24 November 1959, John Frampton Hann lived at Garside Drive 17, Holy Trinity, Hartlepool. He died on 24 November 1959 at Stockton-on-Tees at age 72. He was buried on 27 November 1959 at West View Cemetery, Holy Trinity, Hartlepool.

     Dorothy Ann Hann was born in March 1890 at Hartlepool. She was the daughter of William George Hann and Dorothy Fenwick. As of October 1890, Dorothy Ann Hann lived at Back Brunswick Street, Stranton, Hartlepool. As of 5 April 1891, Dorothy Ann Hann lived at Henry Street (between Baptist Street and St Hilda Chare) 29, St Hilda, Hartlepool.

     Eliza Hann was born in March 1892 at Hartlepool. She was the daughter of William George Hann and Dorothy Fenwick. As of 31 March 1901, Eliza Hann lived at Burdon's Passage 7, St Hilda, Hartlepool; she was living with her re-married mother, Dorothy Bruce. As of 2 April 1911, Eliza Hann lived at George Street 17, St Luke, Hartlepool; she was living with her re-married mother, Dorothy Bruce. She was a domestic servant on 2 April 1911. She married William Crosby in September 1914 at St Hilda's Church, St Hilda, Hartlepool.

     Isaac Hann was born circa 1690; His origins are not known but he spent most of his life at Pophayne between Dalwood and Stockland. Were he born there he could have been the son of William orJohn who were married there in 1679. There do not appear to be any Hann christenings in Stockalnd after 1674 and those for Dalwood are missing for the period from 1644 to 1713. As of 15 November 1720, Isaac Hann lived at Axminster, Devon. He married Grace Raddon on 15 November 1720 at St Michael the Archangel Church, Lyme Regis, Dorset; the groom was recorded as Isaak Han of Axminster and the bride as Grace Raddon of Stocklan. Isaac Hann lived in 1726 at Upottery, Devon. As of between 1726 and 17 March 1778, Isaac Hann was also known as Rev Isaac Hann. He was a Primitive Baptist minister in 1733 at Loughwood Meeting House, Dalwood, Devon. As of between 1733 and 1778, Isaac Hann lived at Pophayne, Stockland, Devon. He he subscribed to An Exposition of the New Testament, in three volumes: in which The Sense of the Sacred Text is given; Doctrinal and Practical Truths are set in a plain and easy Light, Difficult Places Explained, Seeming Contradictions Reconciled; and Whatever is Material in the Various Readings, and the several Oriental Versions, is observed. The Whole illustrated with Notes taken from the most ancient Jewish Writings. Vol. I., 1746, GILL, John. London
Printed for the Author; And Sold by Aaron Ward, at the King's-Arms in Little-Britain. in 1746. He was a Primitive Baptist minister between 1753 and 1762 at Baptist Chapel, Luppitt, Devon. He was a Primitive Baptist minister between 1753 and 1770 at Newhouse, Upottery, Devon. He was a Primitive Baptist minister between 1762 and 1778 at Loughwood Meeting House, Dalwood, Devon. He he subscribed to Antiquity of the Wise Instructer - Being a Collection of the most Valuable Admonitions and Sentences, Compendiously put together, from an infinite Variety of the most celebrated Christian and Heathen Writers, Divine, Moral, Historical, Poetical, and Political by J Brooks of Bristol in 1770. As of 5 July 1777, Isaac Hann lived at Stockland, Devon. He left a will on 5 July 1777. He died on 17 March 1778 at Upottery?, Devon. He was buried after 17 March 1778 at Loughwood Meeting House, Dalwood, Devon.

     Grace Raddon was born circa 1695. She married Isaac Hann on 15 November 1720 at St Michael the Archangel Church, Lyme Regis, Dorset; the groom was recorded as Isaak Han of Axminster and the bride as Grace Raddon of Stocklan. As of 15 November 1720, Grace Raddon lived at Stockland, Devon.

     Isaac Hann was born circa 1721. He was the son of Isaac Hann and Grace Raddon. Isaac Hann married Hannah Seymer on 9 August 1745 at St Michael and All Angels Church, Stockland, Devon. Isaac Hann died before 1754.

     Hannah Seymer was born on 22 January 1719 at Membury, Devon. She married Isaac Hann, son of Isaac Hann and Grace Raddon, on 9 August 1745 at St Michael and All Angels Church, Stockland, Devon. Hannah Seymer was buried in June 1757 at Bridport, Dorset. She died on 17 June 1757 at Bridport, Dorset, at age 38.

     Isaac Hann and Hannah Nickleson were Quakers. Isaac Hann was born in May 1750 at Membury?, Devon. He was the son of Isaac Hann and Hannah Seymer. Isaac Hann placed an advertisment in the Sherborne & Yeovil Mercury for lease of Dolphin Inn, Bridport, Dorset on 25 July 1774. As of 7 February 1775, Isaac Hann lived at Bridport, Dorset. He married Hannah Nickleson, daughter of Thomas Nickleson, on 7 February 1775 at the Quaker Meeting House, Poole, Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole; They signed a formal declaration of Quaker Marriage that included a list of the witnesses. Isaac Hann had presumably taken on Cloakham from his aunt Mary Kenway (nee Seymer) when he married as following his death it was agreed in 1787 that the lease from Lord Petre, Baron of Writtle should pass to the heirs of Mary and of George Manning when they died, assuming Isaac jnr was still alive circa 1776. He held policy 382673 for £700 with the Sun Insurance Company and was sai to be of Cloakham in his grandfather Isaac Hann's will in 1777 at Cloakham, Axminster, Devon. He was granted a £40 trust and all the goods and chattels at his grandfather's house called Popehayne in Stockland, (together with his furniture, silver watch, books and cash and anything else in his possesion to fund the trust) in the will of Isaac Hann, his grandfather on 5 July 1777. He loaned £650 at 4.5% pa to the Trustees of Daniel Taylor's School Fund in Bridport to enable them to renovate the Bull Hotel whose rent was used as income for the school. The loan was repaid on 13 Oct 1824 in 1778. He was liable at Axminster for one servant under the Male Servants Act in 1780. He as Isaac Hand was liable for Land Tax of £2 4s 0d the house he occupied and also leased a house with a Land Tax of £1 12s 0d to John Symes between 1782 and 1783 at Bridport, Dorset. He was probably the Mr Hand who leased Goores/Goors [now Atrim Gore] in Stoakatram/Stoke Atram [now the Broadoak part of Symondsbury parish] to John Morey. (Between 1782 and 1784 this had a Land Tax of 7s 2d and between 1785 and 1788 8s 2d) between 1782 and 1788. He he was included in the 'Devon Freeholder's Book' as Isaac Hann, esq, Quaker in 1783 at Axminster, Devon. In 1784 and 1785 his house's Land Tax assessment remained at £2 4s 0d and in 1787 was £2 0s 0d. He held policy 488808 for £400 with the Sun Insurance Company on his house in 1784 at Bridport, Dorset. He lived on 15 January 1787 at Cloakham, Axminster, Devon. He died on 15 January 1787 at Cloakham, Axminster, Devon, at age 36; he was said to be 38 years and 8 months

In the request for a grave to be dug, he is said to be about 37 years and of Bridport. He was buried on 21 January 1787 at the Friends Burying Ground, Membury, Devon. He , or his heirs according to a lease in the Arundell papers in Truro, held on 16 April 1787 at Cloakham, Axminster, Devon. His estate was probated on 3 January 1791; granted to Hannah Hann, widow.

     Hannah Nickleson and Isaac Hann were Quakers. Hannah Nickleson was born on 27 January 1754 at Poole, Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole. She was the daughter of Thomas Nickleson. Hannah Nickleson married Isaac Hann, son of Isaac Hann and Hannah Seymer, on 7 February 1775 at the Quaker Meeting House, Poole, Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole; They signed a formal declaration of Quaker Marriage that included a list of the witnesses. As of between 23 August 1784 and 1790, Hannah Hann lived at Bridport, Dorset. She placed an advertisement in the Salisbury and Winchester Journal on 14 January 1788. She held a policy with the Sun Fire Office Ltd for her properties at Cloakham, Axminster on 20 March 1789. She as Hannah Hann, widow of Bridport, with Samuel White merchant of Poole and Thomas Westcombe twinemaker of Bradpole leased the Bull Hotel, East Street, Bridport (formerly occupied by Elizabeth Warr) to Charles Sturt gent of Moor Crichel on 24 June 1789. She as a mortgagee of properties in Hill Street, Poole with John Jeffery and Dr Ellis Budden Metford held a policy with the Sun Fire Office Ltd on 8 April 1790. She married Joseph Metford, son of Dr Joseph Metford MD and Hannah (?), on 12 January 1791 at the Quaker Meeting House, Poole, Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole. As of 8 July 1792, Hannah Metford lived at Durdham Down 'Bevins Farm', Clifton, Bristol.

     As of between 1781 and 1785, Isaac Hann lived at Bridport, Dorset. He was born on 4 June 1781 at Poole, Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole; Alexander Campbell (midwife), Eliza Phipard and Elizabeth Allen present at birth. He was the son of Isaac Hann and Hannah Nickleson. Isaac Hann from lease of non-Arundell of Lanherne and Trerice land of 2 acres of orchard held by (Hannah) Hann widow of Isaac Hann and George Manning to pass to the heirs of Mary Kenway (widow) and George Manning on their deaths if Isaac Hann then aged 7 was still alive on 16 April 1787 at Cloakham, Axminster, Devon. He The Civil Division of Dorset.... mentions the Quaker Almshouse in Bridport set up in trust by Daniel Taylor on 1696 of whom Isaac Hann is one of the trustees
http://books.google.co.uk/books?lr=&cd=90&id=owVIAAAAMAAJ&dq=hann+sherborne&q=hann+ in 1795. He was probably the Isaac Hann who owned a house at Ash in Netherbury (occupied by Thomas Morey) that's Land Tax assessment was £3 12s 0d between 1799 and 1804. He was probably the Mr Hand who leased Late Morey's (formerly Goors) [now Atrim Gore] in Stoke Atram [now the Broadoak part of Symondsbury parish] to Thomas Morey. This had a Land Tax of 8s 2d between 1811 and 1814. In 1820 as Isaac Hand was liable for Land Tax of £2 4s 0d on the unoccupied house he had inherited from his father. He as Isaac Hand was owner of a house with a Land Tax of £1 12s 0d leased to John Symes in 1830 at Bridport, Dorset. He according to The Civil Divisions of the County of Dorset by Edward Boswell, he was a trustee of the "Quakers' Almshouse" in Bridport in 1833. He was a farmer on 24 May 1842.

     Hannah Nickleson Hann was born on 23 August 1784 at Bridport, Dorset; Simon Robinson (surgeon), Amy Pike and Mary Chard present at birth. She was the daughter of Isaac Hann and Hannah Nickleson. Hannah Nickleson Hann died on 27 August 1803 at Cloakham?, Axminster, Devon, at age 19. She was buried on 6 September 1803 at the Friends' Burial Ground, Bridport, Dorset.

     Elizabeth Hann was born on 2 February 1786 at Bridport, Dorset; Simon Robinson (surgeon) and Amy Pike present at birth. She was the daughter of Isaac Hann and Hannah Nickleson. Elizabeth Hann died on 17 November 1789 at Bridport, Dorset, at age 3. She was buried on 24 November 1789 at the Friends' Burial Ground, Bridport, Dorset.

     Joseph Metford was born at Taunton, Somerset. He was the son of Dr Joseph Metford MD and Hannah (?) As of 12 January 1791, Joseph Metford lived at Bristol; according to the list of subscribers to 'The History of the Town of Taunton' by Joshua Toulmin. He married Hannah Hann, daughter of Thomas Nickleson, on 12 January 1791 at the Quaker Meeting House, Poole, Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole. As of 8 July 1792, Joseph Metford lived at Durdham Down 'Bevins Farm', Clifton, Bristol. As of 1 June 1799, Joseph Metford lived at Cloakham, Axminster, Devon. He Devon RO: 49/29/8/35 Petre - Lease (1) The Rt. Hon. Robert Edward Lord Petre, Baron of Writtle (2) Joseph Metford of Cloakham in Axminster, esq. 2 closes (3 acres), formerly part of a tenement called Ralph Blatchfords, in the parish and manor of Axminster. on 1 June 1799 at Axminster, Devon.

     Rachel Hann was born circa 1734 at Stockland, Devon. She was the daughter of Isaac Hann and Grace Raddon. Marriage banns for Rachel Hann and Abraham Warry were published between 12 February 1764 and 26 February 1764 at St Michael and All Angels Church, Stockland, Devon. Rachel Hann married Abraham Warry on 27 February 1764 at St Michael and All Angels Church, Stockland, Devon; witnesses were John Manning, Robert Colbert (bride's brother-in-law) and John Lane. Rachel Hann after the granting of various bequests in her father's will was to have the remainder granted to her children on 5 July 1777. As of 5 July 1777, Rachel Warry lived at Popehayne, Stockland, Devon. She died before 18 October 1804 at Ss Philip and Jacob, Bristol. She was buried on 18 October 1804 at Red Cross Street Baptist burial ground, Ss Philip and Jacob, Bristol.

     Abraham Warry was born circa 1738. On 2 Jul 1759 a Robert Hurn/Hevin, drugmaker, of Buckland St Mary, Somerset took on an Abraham Warry as an apprentice. Marriage banns for Abraham Warry and Rachel Hann were published between 12 February 1764 and 26 February 1764 at St Michael and All Angels Church, Stockland, Devon. As of 27 February 1764, Abraham Warry lived at Stockland, Devon. He was a serge maker on 27 February 1764. He married Rachel Hann, daughter of Isaac Hann and Grace Raddon, on 27 February 1764 at St Michael and All Angels Church, Stockland, Devon; witnesses were John Manning, Robert Colbert (bride's brother-in-law) and John Lane. Abraham Warry was a woolcomber on 16 May 1768. He was reported in the London Gazette, as Abraham Warry late of Stockland, woolcomber, to be imprisoned in Devon debtor's prison and claiming the benefit afforded under the new Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors on 16 May 1769. As of between 5 July 1777 and 20 October 1777, Abraham Warry lived at Popehayne, Stockland, Devon; Isaac Hann's will and sale advertised in Sherborne and Yeovil Mercury. As of 16 February 1778, Abraham Warry lived at Popehay, Stockland, Devon; sale advertised in Sherborne and Yeovil Mercury. As of 23 February 1778, Abraham Warry lived at Popehaine, Stockland, Devon; sale advertised in Sherborne and Yeovil Mercury.

     Dinah Hann was born circa 1730 at Stockland?, Devon. She was the daughter of Isaac Hann and Grace Raddon. Dinah Hann died after 15 January 1787.

     As of 13759, William Miles Hanne lived at Rosendale Road 2, West Dulwich, Greater London. William Miles Hann was also known as Hanne. He was born in March 1868 at Yeovil, Somerset. He was the son of George Frederick Miles Hann and Elizabeth Sarah Harriett Eley. As of 2 April 1871, William Miles Hann lived at Middle Street (160), Yeovil, Somerset. As of 3 April 1881, William Miles Hann lived at Atlantic Road 22, Brixton, Greater London. He married Harriett Elizabeth Larner, daughter of Charles Graham Larner and Charlotte Geer, on 26 October 1890 at St Saviour Brixton Hill Church, Brixton, Greater London; was witnessed by Charles James Child and Louisa Geer (bride's aunt?) As of between 26 October 1890 and 1892, William Miles Hanne lived at Torrens Road 5, Brixton, Greater London; his in-laws Charles (builder's carman) and Charlotte Larner were living with him. He was a fishmonger between 26 October 1890 and 1901. He qualified to vote as the 'resident' of three unfurnished rooms (on 2nd floor) let to him by Mr Larner of the same address in 1892 at Torrens Road 5, Brixton, Greater London. He qualified to vote as the Freehold owner between 1899 and 1900 at Hayter Road 21, Norwood, Greater London. As of between 1901 and 1903, William Miles Hanne lived at Bonham Road 15, Brixton, Greater London. He qualified to vote as the Freehold owner between 1901 and 1903 at Bonham Road 15, Brixton, Greater London. He was a fish salesman on 31 March 1901. As of between 1904 and 1905, William Miles Hanne lived at Rosendale Road 2, West Dulwich, Greater London. He qualified to vote as the Freehold owner between 1904 and 1906 at Rosendale Road 2, West Dulwich, Greater London. As of 1905, William Miles Hanne lived at Water Lane 30, Brixton, Greater London. He was was involved in Curtis and Hanne Ltd (dissolved 1908) and Curtis and Hanne Ltd, (Fishmongers) with branches at 45 Electric Avenue, Brixton (Tel: BRIxton 851), 286 Brixton Road, London SW (Tel: HOPton 2930), 14 Denmark Hill and 58 Church Street, Camberwell, 97 Brixton Hill and 14 The Broadway, West Norwood (Tel: BRIxton 850) and 355 (Tel: BRIxton 901) & 389 Norwood Road, West Norwood. Between 1914 and 1921, the Electric Avenue shop traded as W M Hanne, fish salesman. For more details see https://hannfamily.org.uk/curtis_hanne.htm between 1905 and 1911. He qualified to vote as the Freehold owner between 1907 and 1908 at Croxted Road 27, West Dulwich, Greater London. He qualified to vote as the Freehold owner between 1910 and 1914 at Helix Road 40, Brixton, Greater London. As of between 1910 and 4 January 1915, William Miles Hanne lived at Helix Road 40, Brixton, Greater London. He was a fried fish dealer in 1914 at Balham Hill 56, Balham Hill, Greater London. He died on 4 January 1915 at Helix Road 40, Brixton, Greater London, at age 46. His estate was probated on 9 February 1915; granted to Harriett Elizabeth Hanne, widow (Estate value £872.17s.0d, originally sworn as £1072 17s 0d.)

     Thomas Bishop was born circa 1870 at Oakfield, Ryde, Isle of Wight. As of 2 April 1871, Thomas Bishop lived at Oakfield - Reed Street 'Bristol Cottage', Ryde, Isle of Wight. As of 3 April 1881, Thomas Bishop lived at Oakfield - School Street 'Redland', Ryde, Isle of Wight. He was a labourer on 5 April 1891. As of 5 April 1891, Thomas Bishop lived at Oakfield - Reed Street 6, Ryde, Isle of Wight. He married Mabel Ellen Hann, daughter of John Hann and Ann Wakely, on 11 June 1898 at The Register Office, Newport, Isle of Wight. As of 31 March 1901, Thomas Bishop lived at Alfred Street 57, St Mary, Southampton. He was a railway labourer on 31 March 1901. As of 2 April 1911, Thomas Bishop lived at Coleman Street 48, St Mary, Southampton. He was a general labourer on 2 April 1911. He died in March 1938 at Southampton.

     William George Welch Weir was born on 17 October 1891 at Gateshead, Tyne and Wear; was the son of Robert (a turner at a gun factory) and Susan. As of 31 March 1901, William George Welch Weir lived at West Street 15, Erith, Greater London. As of 2 April 1911, William George Welch Weir lived at Richond Road 9, Gillingham, Medway; was boarding with Emily Robins and her family. He was a fitter at HM Dockyard Chatham on 2 April 1911. As of 19 February 1912, William George Welch Weir lived at Bank Chambers, Weymouth - Melcombe Regis, Dorset. He was a fitter on 19 February 1912. He married Mabel Emily Hann, daughter of John Hook Hann and Mary Ann Cole, on 19 February 1912 at St Mary's Church, Weymouth - Melcombe Regis, Dorset; witnesses were Robert Weir (groom's father) and Ethel Annie Hann (bride's sister.) As of between 1915 and 1922, William George Welch Weir lived at Parkmead Road 9, Wyke Regis, Dorset. He was the head foreman fitter at the Whitehead Torpedo Company on 29 September 1939. He registered with Weymouth & Melcombe Regis Municipal Borough Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. As of between 29 September 1939 and 19 August 1940, William George Welch Weir lived at Parkmead Road 18, Wyke Regis, Dorset. He died on 19 August 1940 at Portwey Hospital, Weymouth, Dorset, at age 48. He was buried on 24 August 1940 at St Mary's Church, Wyke Regis, Dorset; by the Methodist Minister. His estate was probated on 12 December 1940; granted to Mabel Emily Weir, widow. (Estate value £902 5s 11d.)

     William Minto was born circa 1855 at Blantyre (Baile an t-Saoir), South Lanarkshire; was the son of James V Minto. As of 31 March 1901, William Minto lived at Leicester Road 43, East Finchley, Greater London. He was a clothing traveller on 31 March 1901. He married Margaret Lucy Hann, daughter of Rev Daniel Hann TD and Mary Lucy Shimell, on 22 December 1909 at the Congregational Church, East Finchley, Greater London. William Minto was a clothing warehouseman on 2 April 1911. As of between 2 April 1911 and 11 October 1916, William Minto lived at Southern Road 'Mossgill', East Finchley, Greater London. He died on 11 October 1916 at Southern Road 'Mossgill', East Finchley, Greater London. His estate was probated on 24 February 1917; sealed by William Gunn and John Jackson following confirmation. Alternative addresses of 78 Queen Street, Glasgow and 31 Carter Lane, London were also given.

     Caroline Ellen Davy was also known as Ellen. She was born in December 1862 at Bridport, Dorset; was the daughter of Robert (yeoman) and Anne of Netherbury. She was christened on 27 August 1865 at Melplash - Christ Church, Melplash with Mapperton, Dorset. She married Arthur Hann, son of Arthur Hann and Elizabeth Hodder, on 18 April 1881 at St Mark's Church, Notting Hill, Greater London. As of between 5 April 1891 and March 1895, Caroline Ellen Hann lived at Idmiston Road, Worcester Park, Greater London. As of between 9 September 1895 and 2 April 1911, Caroline Ellen Hann lived at Church Road - Stone House, Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire. She assisted with the Ivinghoe Town Hall Bible and Sewing Classes outing by cart and waggon to the monument where they played games before taking tea and then rambling through the wood, climbing the monument, trying the coconut shy, donkey riding and other amusements on 20 July 1897. She was co-opted by the Parish Council onto the Coronation Committee on 29 April 1902. On 25 July 1903 with daughters Elsie and Agnes gave evidence for the prosecution of William Simmons, beerhouse keeper of Ivinghoe. This followed on from the case of her son Arthur who had just been fined 3s with 6s costs for being drunk and disorderly on 27 June. They had seen Arthur drunk at Mr Simmons's premises (next door to their house) and despite calling witnesses to the contrary Simmons was fined 5s with 18s costs. She died in March 1917 at Berkhamsted R D, Hertfordshire, at age 54; was registered as Ellen Hann.

     Arthur Charles Hann was born on 18 December 1881 at Malden, Greater London. He was the son of Arthur Hann and Caroline Ellen Davy. Arthur Charles Hann was christened on 15 February 1882 at Malden, Greater London; privately. As of between 5 April 1891 and March 1895, Arthur Charles Hann lived at Idmiston Road, Worcester Park, Greater London. He appeared at the Linslade Petty Sessions on 29 October 1900 charged with being drunk and disorderly. On 15 October he and William Bonham of Cheddington had left work at noon, gone drinking and rashly decided they would go to Leighton Buzzard to join the army. On reaching Cheddington Station they assaulted a railway porter and were handed over by the Sation Master to an off-duty policeman who took custody of them and illegally took them to Aylesbury Gaol where they spent the rest of the day and the night before being nrought back to Linslade in handcuffs and bailed. As they had been imprsioned for 24 hours the magistrates fined them 4s rather than the £7 they may have. He was an under groom on 13 February 1901. He began military service on 13 February 1901 at HM Naval Base - HMS Pembroke (Royal Navy Barracks), Chatham, Medway, served as 359226 - Boy Domestic 3rd Class, Royal Navy. He was 4ft 11.75 in, brown hair and grey eyes on enlistment. As of 31 March 1901, Arthur Charles Hann lived at HM Naval Base - HMS Pembroke (Royal Navy Barracks), Chatham, Medway. He became a domestic (2nd Class) on HMS Sutlej, a Cressy class cruiser, (picture at http://www.battleships-cruisers.co.uk/cressy_class.htm) on 6 May 1902. He ended military service on 8 December 1902; He was discharged for misconduct. As of between 8 December 1902 and 1915, Arthur Charles Hann lived at Church Road - Stone House, Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire. On 25 July 1903 was fined 3s with 6s costs at Ivinghoe Petty Sessions for having been drunk and disorderly on 27 June. His mother and sisters Elsie and Agnes then gave evidence for the prosecution of William Simmons, beerhouse keeper of Ivinghoe. They had seen Arthur drunk at Mr Simmons's premises (next door to their house) and despite calling witnesses to the contrary Simmons was fined 5s with 18s costs. He was a brewery labourer on 2 April 1911. He was a groom on 28 August 1915. He began military service on 28 August 1915 as 424869 - Private, 45th Overseas Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force. He previously served 6 months with the 99th Manitoba Rangers. He was now 5ft 3in, brown hair and brown eyes and for some reason gave his birth date as 18 Dec 1884. He died on 26 July 1937 at Greater Vancouver, Vancouver City, British Columbia, at age 55.

     Agnes Margaret Hann was born on 10 December 1883 at Malden, Greater London. She was the daughter of Arthur Hann and Caroline Ellen Davy. Agnes Margaret Hann was christened on 2 February 1884 at New Malden - St John the Divine Church, New Malden and Coombe, Greater London. As of between 5 April 1891 and March 1895, Agnes Margaret Hann lived at Idmiston Road, Worcester Park, Greater London. As of between 9 September 1895 and 25 January 1904, Agnes Margaret Hann lived at Church Road - Stone House, Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire. On 25 Jul 1903 with her mother and sister Elsie gave evidence for the prosecution of William Simmons, beerhouse keeper of Ivinghoe. This followed on from the case of her son Arthur who had just been fined 3s with 6s costs for being drunk and disorderly on 27 June. They had seen Arthur druck at Mr Simmons's premises (next door to their house) and despite caling witnesses to the contrary Simmons was fined 5s with 18s costs. She married John Reeve on 25 January 1904 at St Mary the Virgin Church, Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire; bridesmaids were Dorothy and Elsie Hann (bride's sisters.) As of between 2 April 1911 and 1923, Agnes Margaret Reeve lived at Church End, Pitstone, Buckinghamshire. As of between 1924 and 27 March 1925, Agnes Margaret Reeve lived at Church Farm, Pitstone, Buckinghamshire. She emigrated on 27 March 1925 from Liverpool, Merseyside; aboard SS Montclare bound for St John, New Brunswick.

     Hebe Frances Hann was born on 8 June 1885 at Malden, Greater London. She was the daughter of Arthur Hann and Caroline Ellen Davy. Hebe Frances Hann was christened on 1 November 1885 at New Malden - St John the Divine Church, New Malden and Coombe, Greater London. As of between 5 April 1891 and March 1895, Hebe Frances Hann lived at Idmiston Road, Worcester Park, Greater London. She was enrolled at Ivinghoe National Mixed School having previously attended Malden National School in Greater London. As of between 9 September 1895 and 31 March 1901, Hebe Frances Hann lived at Church Road - Stone House, Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire. She and Elsie were amongst the thirty scholar who performed at the school concert on 1 March 1897. She left school to look after the house on 29 November 1899. She may have been the Miss Hann involved in an incident in Ivinghoe when a light trap owned by Mr Lightfoot of Luton collided with the corner kerb outside Mr P Elliott's shop throwing the driver out. When the pony started off the shaft of the trap caught Miss Hann's blouse, throwing her to the ground, cutting her head and bruising her about the body. Luckily the accident hadn't occured a few minutes earlier when her baby sister was with her in July 1900. She was a monitoress at school on 31 March 1901. She married Arthur Sidney Brandom on 26 June 1909 at St Mary the Virgin Church, Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire. As of 2 April 1911, Hebe Frances Brandom lived at Longfield Road, Tring, Hertfordshire. She registered with Tring Urban District Council under the National Registration Act. on 29 September 1939. As of 29 September 1939, Hebe Frances Hann lived at Beaconsfield Road 23 'Wynnstay', Tring, Hertfordshire. As of 28 June 1981, Hebe Frances Brandom lived at West Street 200 'Ryecroft', Dunstable, Central Bedfordshire. She died on 28 June 1981 at Dunstable R D, Central Bedfordshire, at age 96. Her estate was probated on 19 August 1981; (Estate value £24,864.)

     Arthur Sidney Brandom was born in September 1888 at Tring, Hertfordshire; was registered as Arthur Stanley Brandom and was the son of William (postman) and Sarah. As of 5 April 1891, Arthur Sidney Brandom lived at Albert Street 45, Tring, Hertfordshire. As of 31 March 1901, Arthur Sidney Brandom lived at Longfield Road 'Daisy Cottage', Tring, Hertfordshire. He married Hebe Frances Hann, daughter of Arthur Hann and Caroline Ellen Davy, on 26 June 1909 at St Mary the Virgin Church, Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire. As of 2 April 1911, Arthur Sidney Brandom lived at Longfield Road, Tring, Hertfordshire. He was a coach trimmer on 2 April 1911. He was a motor coach painter on 12 January 1915. He began military service on 12 January 1915 as 7230 - Private, Bedfordshire Regiment. He was 5'8.5", weighed 147.5lbs tall, with a 35.5-37" chest with a forcible action of his heart, a very slight vericose vein in his left leg and with a generally poor physique. He was mobilized and posted to 5th (Reserve) Battalion (ex 3/5th Bn) on 30 May 1916. He was transferred to 29th (Works) Battalion, Middlesex Regiment possibly with service number G/81488 on 17 February 1917. He became part of 328 Home Service (Works) Company, 5th Labour Battalion, Labour Corps with regimentasl number 144213 following the re-organisation of the Infantry Works Battalions on 5 May 1917. He moved to 9b Dispersal Centre at Purfleet for demobilization on 1 February 1919. He was a coach trimmer on 29 September 1939. As of 29 September 1939, Arthur Sidney Brandom lived at Beaconsfield Road 23 'Wynnstay', Tring, Hertfordshire. He registered with Tring Urban District Council under the National Registration Act. on 29 September 1939. He died on 7 April 1956 at Beaconsfield Road 23 'Wynnstay', Tring, Hertfordshire, at age 67. His estate was probated on 2 May 1956; granted to Hebe Frances Brandom and Kenneth Arthur Brandom (insurance agent), widow and son. (Estate value £2556 12s 4d.)

     Elsie Hann was born on 13 January 1887 at Malden, Greater London. She was the daughter of Arthur Hann and Caroline Ellen Davy. Elsie Hann was christened on 1 May 1887 at New Malden - St John the Divine Church, New Malden and Coombe, Greater London. As of between 5 April 1891 and March 1895, Elsie Hann lived at Idmiston Road, Worcester Park, Greater London. She was enrolled at Ivinghoe National Mixed School (with birth date given as 14 Dec 1888) having previously attended Malden National School, Greater London. She and Hebe were amongst the thirty scholar who performed at the school concert on 1 March 1897. She left school on 14 January 1898. She was re-admitted to Ivinghoe National Mixed School on 12 July 1898. She left to go to Tooting, Greater London on 25 May 1899. She was re-admitted to Ivinghoe National Mixed School on 18 September 1899. She left to go to Woking, Surrey on 5 October 1900. As of 31 March 1901, Elsie Hann lived at Tolverne Road 39, Wimbledon (Cottenham Park), Greater London; She was living with her uncle and aunt (William G and Margaret Sanders.) She came third in the 150 yards (girls under 20) race at Ivinghoe's Coronation Day celebrations on 9 August 1902. On 25 Jul 1903 with her mother and sisterAgnes gave evidence for the prosecution of William Simmons, beerhouse keeper of Ivinghoe. This followed on from the case of her son Arthur who had just been fined 3s with 6s costs for being drunk and disorderly on 27 June. They had seen Arthur druck at Mr Simmons's premises (next door to their house) and despite caling witnesses to the contrary Simmons was fined 5s with 18s costs. As of 2 April 1911, Elsie Hann lived at Church Road - Stone House, Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire. She married Frederick Turney in March 1913 at Leighton Buzzard R D, Central Bedfordshire. As of 29 September 1939, Elsie Turney lived at Longfield Road 11, Tring, Hertfordshire. She registered with Tring Urban District Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. She died in March 1971 at St Albans R D, Hertfordshire, at age 84.

     Frederick Turney was born on 6 January 1887 at Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire; was the son of Ambrose (baker) and Emily Ann (nee Deeley.) As of 5 April 1891, Frederick Turney lived at Back Road 44, Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire. As of 31 March 1901, Frederick Turney lived at Vicarage Street (10), Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire. He married Elsie Hann, daughter of Arthur Hann and Caroline Ellen Davy, in March 1913 at Leighton Buzzard R D, Central Bedfordshire. Frederick Turney was a swimming bath attendant on 29 September 1939. As of 29 September 1939, Frederick Turney lived at Longfield Road 11, Tring, Hertfordshire. He registered with Tring Urban District Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. He died in September 1969 at St Albans R D, Hertfordshire, at age 82.

     Dorothy Hann was born on 19 July 1888 at Malden, Greater London. She was the daughter of Arthur Hann and Caroline Ellen Davy. Dorothy Hann was christened on 4 November 1888 at New Malden - St John the Divine Church, New Malden and Coombe, Greater London. As of between 5 April 1891 and March 1895, Dorothy Hann lived at Idmiston Road, Worcester Park, Greater London. As of between 9 September 1895 and 2 April 1911, Dorothy Hann lived at Church Road - Stone House, Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire. She was enrolled at Ivinghoe National Mixed School (with birth date given as 10 May 1889) having previously attended Malden National School, Greater London. She was commeded by the Diocesan Inspector for her knowledge of the scriptures in a recent examination in March 1902. She left school having found employment on 31 July 1902. She married Ernest Elliott in June 1914 at Leighton Buzzard R D, Central Bedfordshire. As of 29 September 1939, Dorothy Elliott lived at Weymouth Road 64, Apsley End, Hertfordshire. She registered with Hemel Hempstead Municipal Borough Council under the National Registration Act. on 29 September 1939. She a storekeeper and packer in the print trade on 29 September 1939. She died in March 1979 at Dacorum R D, Hertfordshire, at age 90.

     Ernest Elliott was born on 15 January 1891 at Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire. As of 5 April 1891, Ernest Elliott lived at High Street 59 - shop and house, Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire. He married Dorothy Hann, daughter of Arthur Hann and Caroline Ellen Davy, in June 1914 at Leighton Buzzard R D, Central Bedfordshire. Ernest Elliott was a storekeeper and packer in the print trade on 29 September 1939. As of 29 September 1939, Ernest Elliott lived at Weymouth Road 64, Apsley End, Hertfordshire. He registered with Hemel Hempstead Municipal Borough Council under the National Registration Act. on 29 September 1939. He died in March 1975 at Dacorum R D, Hertfordshire, at age 84.

     Nancy Ellen Fooks Hann was born on 7 November 1890 at Malden, Greater London. She was the daughter of Arthur Hann and Caroline Ellen Davy. Nancy Ellen Fooks Hann was christened on 14 February 1891 at New Malden - St John the Divine Church, New Malden and Coombe, Greater London; was christened as Ellen Fooks Hann. As of between 5 April 1891 and March 1895, Nancy Ellen Fooks Hann lived at Idmiston Road, Worcester Park, Greater London; her name was recorded as Ellen F Hann. As of between 9 September 1895 and 2 April 1911, Nancy Ellen Fooks Hann lived at Church Road - Stone House, Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire. She was enrolled as Ellen Hann at Ivinghoe National Mixed School (with birth date given as 10 Aug 1890) having previously attended Malden National School, Greater London. She left school having reached 14 years of age on 11 November 1904. She married William Alfred Bilbey in June 1928 at Berkhamsted R D, Hertfordshire. Nancy Ellen Fooks Bilbey died in September 1937 at Aylesbury R D, Buckinghamshire, at age 46.

     Ivy Gladys Daisy Hann was born on 27 March 1895 at Malden, Greater London. She was the daughter of Arthur Hann and Caroline Ellen Davy. As of between 9 September 1895 and 2 April 1911, Ivy Gladys Daisy Hann lived at Church Road - Stone House, Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire. She was enrolled at Ivinghoe National Mixed School. She left school having reached 14 years of age on 7 May 1909. As of between 1922 and 1923, Ivy Gladys Daisy Hann lived at Bulbourne, Hertfordshire. She married Harold Frederick Edgar Moass in March 1922 at Berkhamsted R D, Hertfordshire. As of 1928, Ivy Gladys Daisy Moass lived at Church Lane 8, Tring, Hertfordshire. She registered with Tring Urban District Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. As of 29 September 1939, Ivy Gladys Daisy Moass lived at Stratton Place 3, Tring, Hertfordshire. She died in September 1984 at St Albans R D, Hertfordshire, at age 89.

     Harold Frederick Edgar Moass was born on 22 January 1902 at Exeter, Devon; was the son of Francis John (Exeter Corporation tram driver) and Alice Kate. As of 2 April 1911, Harold Frederick Edgar Moass lived at King William Terrace 9, Exeter, Devon. He was serving as 337611, Cook then Aircraftman II Class, Royal Air Force between 1922 and 1923. As of between 1922 and 1923, Harold Frederick Edgar Moass lived at Bulbourne, Hertfordshire. He married Ivy Gladys Daisy Hann, daughter of Arthur Hann and Caroline Ellen Davy, in March 1922 at Berkhamsted R D, Hertfordshire. As of 1928, Harold Frederick Edgar Moass lived at Church Lane 8, Tring, Hertfordshire. As of 29 September 1939, Harold Frederick Edgar Moass lived at Stratton Place 3, Tring, Hertfordshire. He registered with Tring Urban District Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. He was a stoker at a steam saw mill on 29 September 1939. He died on 28 February 1975 at Dacorum R D, Hertfordshire, at age 73. As of 28 February 1975, Harold Frederick Edgar Moass lived at Dundale -- Eight Acres 101, Tring, Hertfordshire. His estate was probated on 25 April 1975; (Estate value £647.)

     William Alfred Bilbey was born on 9 November 1874 at Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire; was the son of Edmund (bricklayer's labourer) and Ellen. As of 3 April 1881, William Alfred Bilbey lived at Aylesbury Road (85), Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire. As of 5 April 1891, William Alfred Bilbey lived at Paddington (106), Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire. He was unemployed on 5 April 1891. He married Nancy Ellen Fooks Hann, daughter of Arthur Hann and Caroline Ellen Davy, in June 1928 at Berkhamsted R D, Hertfordshire. As of 29 September 1939, William Alfred Bilbey lived at Bradden Lane - The Cottages 2, Great Gaddesden, Hertfordshire. He was retired and disabled on 29 September 1939. He registered with Hemel Hempstead Rural District Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. He died in December 1939 at Hemel Hempstead R D, Hertfordshire, at age 65; was registered as William A Bilby.

     Alfred Hann was born circa 24 September 1867 at Hartlepool. He was the son of William Frampton Hann and Eliza Steward Abey. Alfred Hann died before 8 October 1867 at Duke Street, St Hilda, Hartlepool. He was buried on 8 October 1867 at Spion Kop (Old) Cemetery (grave K 163), St Hilda, Hartlepool.

     Thomas Henry Hann was a foy boat man. He was born in October 1885 at Hartlepool. He was the son of William George Hann and Dorothy Fenwick. As of October 1889, Thomas Henry Hann lived at Mary Street, St Paul, Hartlepool. As of October 1890, Thomas Henry Hann lived at Back Brunswick Street, Stranton, Hartlepool. He was educated between October 1890 and January 1891 at Thorpe Road - Throston Board School, St Hilda, Hartlepool. As of 5 April 1891, Thomas Henry Hann lived at Henry Street (between Baptist Street and St Hilda Chare) 29, St Hilda, Hartlepool. As of 31 March 1901, Thomas Henry Hann lived at Burdon's Passage 7, St Hilda, Hartlepool; he was living with his re-married mother, Dorothy Bruce. He was a shipyard rivetter's heater on 31 March 1901. He married Victoria Jubilee Hood in September 1906 at St Hilda's Church, St Hilda, Hartlepool. Thomas Henry Hann was a general labourer in an engine works on 2 April 1911. As of 2 April 1911, Thomas Henry Hann lived at George Street 24, St Luke, Hartlepool. Until 29 March 1916 when he was invalided out with tuberculosis he served as RV3/6321 - Stoker, Royal Navy aboard the minelayer HMS Orvieto an armed merchant cruiser of the 10th Cruiser Squadron of the Northern Fleet. As of between 29 March 1916 and February 1922, Thomas Henry Hann lived at Henry Street (between Baptist Street and St Hilda Chare) 14, St Hilda, Hartlepool. He, along with Isabella Marley (36) - possibly a relation of his nephew William George's future wife Isabella Marley - of the Huts, Seaton Carew was fined 10/- at West Hartlepool Police Court on 4 Jan 1938 for being drunk and disorderly in Church Street two days earlier. They had been celebrating the New Year and only 2s to spend. Isabella in her defence said that as she had been 'off the beer lately' a little had taken hold of her. As of 1 May 1939, Thomas Henry Hann lived at Burbank Street 33, Stranton, Hartlepool; Isabella Morley, his housekeeper, was living with him. He appeared at West Hartlepool Magistrates' Court for allegedly using bad language in Lynn Street but said that he was only shouting instructions to his wife (?Isabella Marley) to get 'fish and chips for supper'. This was corroborated by his wife and the case was dismissed. He registered with West Hartlepool County Borough Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. He died on 23 December 1966 at Northumberland Street 9, St Oswald, Hartlepool, at age 81. He was buried on 28 December 1966 at West View Cemetery, Holy Trinity, Hartlepool.

     John Hann was born in December 1860 at Hartlepool. He was the son of William Frampton Hann and Eliza Steward Abey. As of 7 April 1861, John Hann lived at York Place (67), St Hilda, Hartlepool. He died in June 1862 at Hartlepool at age 1. He was buried on 10 June 1862 at St Hilda Old Cemetery, St Hilda, Hartlepool.

     Eliza Ellen Hann was born in June 1874 at Hartlepool. She was the daughter of William Frampton Hann and Eliza Steward Abey. Eliza Ellen Hann died before 9 August 1874 at Northgate, St Hilda, Hartlepool. She was buried on 9 August 1874 at Spion Kop (Old) Cemetery (grave K 163), St Hilda, Hartlepool.

     Ernest John Babb was born in December 1880 at Barnstaple, Devon. As of 23 December 1906, Ernest John Babb lived at Barnstaple, Devon. He was an engineer on 23 December 1906. As of 23 December 1906, Ernest John Babb lived at Goldcroft 125, Yeovil with Kingston Pitney, Somerset. He married Beatrice Maud Hann, daughter of John Henry Hann and Elizabeth Culliford, on 23 December 1906 at Holy Trinity Church, Yeovil, Somerset; witnesses were Horace Babb and Reginald Hann (bride's brother.) As of 2 April 1911, Ernest John Babb lived at Middle Street 101, Yeovil, Somerset. He was a fitter on 2 April 1911.

     Florence Mary Hann was born on 8 December 1881 at South Petherton, Somerset. She was the daughter of John Henry Hann and Elizabeth Culliford. Florence Mary Hann was christened on 17 April 1882 at Ss Peter and Paul Church, South Petherton, Somerset. As of between 5 April 1891 and 6 March 1907, Florence Mary Hann lived at Middle Street 101, Yeovil, Somerset. She died on 6 March 1907 at Middle Street 101, Yeovil, Somerset, at age 25. She was buried on 11 March 1907 at Holy Trinity Church, Yeovil, Somerset.

     Reginald Arthur Hann was born on 15 August 1884 at South Petherton, Somerset. He was the son of John Henry Hann and Elizabeth Culliford. As of between 1890 and 28 June 1916, Reginald Arthur Hann lived at Middle Street 101, Yeovil, Somerset. He married Winnifred Ethel Holwill in June 1911 at Yeovil R D, Somerset. Reginald Arthur Hann his business of fishmonger and poulterer was declared bankrupt at Yeovil Court on 28 June 1916 at Middle Street 101, Yeovil, Somerset. He began military service on 11 December 1916 as 28592 - Guardsman, 5th (Reserve) Battalion, Grenadier Guards. He ended military service on 1 April 1919; was discharged as 28592 - Guardsman, 5th (Reserve) Battalion, Grenadier Guards due to burns to his right leg caused by mustard gas and awarded the Silver War Badge. He also received a War Pension. As of between 13 July 1920 and 29 September 1939, Reginald Arthur Hann lived at Vincent Street 2, Yeovil, Somerset. He was an aircraft fitter on 29 September 1939. He registered with Yeovil Rural District Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. He died in June 1956 at Yeovil R D, Somerset, at age 71.

     Winnifred Ethel Holwill was born on 7 December 1889 at Yeovil, Somerset. As of 5 April 1891, Winnifred Ethel Holwill lived at Peter Street 12, Yeovil, Somerset; she was living with her parents, Herbert H (28 solicitor's clerkl Yeovil) and Bessie (28 Exeter) and siblings Gertrude M (3) and Leslie H (2.) As of 31 March 1901, Winnifred Ethel Holwill lived at Yeovil, Somerset; she was living with her parents, Herbert H (38 solicitor's accountant Yeovil) and Minnie F (30 Barrington) and siblings Gertrude M (13), Leslie H (12) Constance L (8) and Cecil E S (5.) She married Reginald Arthur Hann, son of John Henry Hann and Elizabeth Culliford, in June 1911 at Yeovil R D, Somerset. Winnifred Ethel Hann placed an advertisement for a general servant in the Western Gazette on 9 April 1915. She registered with Yeovil Rural District Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. As of 29 September 1939, Winnifred Ethel Hann lived at Vincent Street 2, Yeovil, Somerset. She died in December 1963 at Yeovil R D, Somerset.

     John Reginald Hann was born on 17 March 1912 at Yeovil R D, Somerset. As of between 17 March 1912 and 29 September 1939, John Reginald Hann lived at Vincent Street 2, Yeovil, Somerset. He was the son of Reginald Arthur Hann and Winnifred Ethel Holwill. John Reginald Hann was an aircraft fitter on 29 September 1939. He registered with Yeovil Rural District Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. He died on 20 April 1982 at Yeovil, Somerset, at age 70. He was buried after 20 April 1982 at Yeovil Cemetery, Yeovil, Somerset.

     Cyril Douglas Hubert Hann was born on 13 September 1913 at Yeovil R D, Somerset. As of between 13 September 1913 and December 1937, Cyril Douglas Hubert Hann lived at Vincent Street 2, Yeovil, Somerset. He was the son of Reginald Arthur Hann and Winnifred Ethel Holwill. Cyril Douglas Hubert Hann married Ivy Lilian Rose Phillips in December 1937 at Yeovil R D, Somerset. Cyril Douglas Hubert Hann was a bus driver on 29 September 1939. As of 29 September 1939, Cyril Douglas Hubert Hann lived at Cedar Grove 12, Preston Plucknett, Somerset. He registered with Yeovil Rural District Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. He died in September 1987 at Yeovil, Somerset.

     Ivy Lilian Rose Phillips was born on 7 February 1916 at Yeovil R D, Somerset; mother's maiden name - Chant. She married Cyril Douglas Hubert Hann, son of Reginald Arthur Hann and Winnifred Ethel Holwill, in December 1937 at Yeovil R D, Somerset. Ivy Lilian Rose Hann registered with Yeovil Rural District Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. As of 29 September 1939, Ivy Lilian Rose Hann lived at Cedar Grove 12, Preston Plucknett, Somerset.

     Kenneth Everard Leslie Hann was born on 20 May 1915 at Yeovil R D, Somerset. He was the son of Reginald Arthur Hann and Winnifred Ethel Holwill. As of between 29 July 1918 and 29 September 1939, Kenneth Everard Leslie Hann lived at Vincent Street 2, Yeovil, Somerset. He married Olive Mary Salvage on 4 March 1945 at Brussel/Bruxelles (Brussels). As of before December 1996, Kenneth Everard Leslie Hann lived at Cote Paddock, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol. He died in December 1996 at Bristol at age 81.

     Olive Mary Salvage was born on 3 November 1922 at Bristol; mother's maiden name - Miles. She married Kenneth Everard Leslie Hann, son of Reginald Arthur Hann and Winnifred Ethel Holwill, on 4 March 1945 at Brussel/Bruxelles (Brussels). Olive Mary Hann died on 20 November 1962 at Bristol at age 40.

     female Hann died in March 1917 at Yeovil R D, Somerset. She was born in March 1917 at Yeovil R D, Somerset. She was the daughter of Reginald Arthur Hann and Winnifred Ethel Holwill.

     Peggy Joan Winifred Hann was born on 29 July 1918 at Yeovil R D, Somerset. As of between 29 July 1918 and 29 September 1939, Peggy Joan Winifred Hann lived at Vincent Street 2, Yeovil, Somerset. She was the daughter of Reginald Arthur Hann and Winnifred Ethel Holwill. Peggy Joan Winifred Hann registered with Yeovil Rural District Council under the National Registration Act on 29 September 1939. She died in June 1976 at Surrey South Western R D, Surrey, at age 57.