Hannah Genealogy & History
Hannah is an English-Irish-Scottish surname whose history varies by country. In England, this medieval name is derived from the female name Hannah/Anna, from the Hebrew Chana, meaning God favored me with a child. The Irish name is anglicized from the Gaelic O'hAnnaigh, meaning descendant of Annach, which means iniquity (injustice) and is common in Ulster. In Scotland, Hannah is derived from Gaelic ap Sheanaigh, meaning son of Senach, and here Hannah genealogy includes the variation Hannay, which dates to ancient times in Wigtownshire. Hannah family history in Europe includes the motto per ardua ad alta, meaning through straits to heights, and in America 1630 immigration to Massachusetts.
Hannah Birth Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| A Clyde Hannah | -- --, 1916 | April 20,1991 | WV |
| Barbara Hannah | -- --, 1943 | May 6,2008 | NC |
| Caldwell Hannah | -- --, 1902 | December ,1968 | TN |
| Dadye Hannah | -- --, 1890 | June ,1971 | TN |
Hannah Death Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| E Jane Hannah | -- --, 1940 | July ,1977 | Greenville,OH |
| Faith Hannah | -- --, 1930 | September ,1982 | Buffalo,NY |
| G Virginia Hannah | -- --, 1922 | November ,1987 | Mars,PA |
| H William Hannah | -- --, 1924 | April 16,2009 | Green Valley,AZ |
Hannah Marriage Records
| Name | Spouse | Marriage Date | Location |
| Douglas Hannah | Antoinette Bradley | October 9,2005 | Wake, NC |
| Eddy Hannah | Mary Baker | October 31,1986 | Wake, NC |
| Howard Hannah | Lucille Hicks | July 31,1937 | Wake, NC |
| Joseph Hannah | Betsy Thompson | September 19,1959 | Wake, NC |
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