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Hanora "Hannah" Walsh/Welch (married Hazlett)

Hanora "Hannah" Walsh/Welch (married Hazlett)

Born
1848-01-01 12:00:00
Died
1896-12-14 12:00:00
Gender
Female
Place of migration
Migrated to/Born in USA

 

Hanora "Hannah" WALSH / WELCH was born in 1848 at Ballymacoda, Lady's Bridge Parish, County Cork, Ireland.

Her parents were John and Johanna (BARRY) WALSH

The Walsh family was Catholic. She and her parents emigrated to the USA on the ship, "Ashburton" from Liverpool, England. They arrived in New York on 22 January 1853. The family took the surname "Welch" after they arrived in the USA.

The family first settled in Lagro, Indiana, where her father died in 1860. Later, the family moved to Janesville, Wisconsin.

In 1871, Hanora married Alexander C. HAZLETT. He was born in County Monaghan, Ireland in 1842.

The couple had five children:

Martha, b. 1873 in Wisconsin

John, b 1875 in Wisconsin

Mary, b. 1877 in Wisconsin

Cora, b.1883 in Iowa

Mable, b. 1889 in Kansas

 

Hanora (Walsh/Welch) Hazlett died at the age of 47 on December 14, 1895/96, and is buried in Mount Liberty Cemetery, Ottawa County, Kansas.

 

Sources:

Find a Grave: Hanora "Hanah" Welsh HAZLETT

Obituary of Alexander Hazlett

1880 US Census, Janesville, Rock County, Wisconsin 

 

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