MANN and LOUGHRIE birthplaces

[shelly59]

Thank you, I was afraid of that.     I appreciate the quick response.

[stuartk]

Hi ,
        I have just sent some more photos to Dana. These are the only "Hanson Album" photos from Philadelphia
 unfortunately there are no names on the photos.
 Although Martha Hanson was just a first cousin of my Gt GT grandmother ,Anne Hanson,it is possible that they corresponded .
William Hanson, Martha's father  died in 1856 and his wife Jane Rankin 17 feb in 1850 They have  a large tombstone in St Marys  Church of Ireland graveyard in Macosquin .
 Although there were presbyterians all the older generations of Hansons are buried there.
Regards Richard

[shelly59]

Thank for the information. I'll circle 'round with my sister soon and see those pictures. 
If I may ask, are you currently in NI? Please feel free to email me. 

[stuartk]

 I am not living in NI, I have still family there,brothers  and sisters etc.
 Your sister has my email I don't have yours.
Regards Richard

[kingskerswell]

Hi,
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Regards

[shelly59]

Thank you.

[Carsie1]

A quick question in those Hanson's related to the Killowen Hanson's

[aghadowey]

A quick question in those Hanson's related to the Killowen Hanson's

Quite likely connected as William Hanson's (c1806-1880) children baptisted at Macosquin Presbyterian Church. There were also other Hansons in Coleraine who might have been connected.

[Carsie1]

Because i know of a William Hanson 1864 that married Martha Jane Park in 1888 in Killowen Parish and in 1901 living in 36 Chief Street, (Shankill Ward). On William Park married a Margaret Sarah Wilton and one   

Martha Jane Park and William Park parents Robert Park and Sarah Gough

Margaret Sarah Wilton related to the current Hanson's from Killowen.

As for the old Hanson/Kennedy house at the top of the Ballylintagh Road, if my Granny was still alive she could of told some stories about them because she used to work for them.

As for my mum she was always scared of John Kennedy bull Paddy. My Granny and that used to live in front of the old Ballylintagh Graveyard