Age 33Suggested edit: John Pinkney Hanna born 4 Jul 1823, died 5 Aug 1855, buried Old Bethel
in Woodruff SC, unmarried,
He was a storekeeper in Woodruff, S. C, and a portion of his day-
book for the year 1850 has been preserved and was made available by
Miss Clara Hughes, a niece of the second wife of James Hanna,
This daybook contains accounts for many of the residents of Woodruff,
S.C. and the surrounding countryside and for their slaves, It is
deposited in the manuscript collection of Duke University Library,
The administration papers for his estate (Spartanburg Probate file
#1632) contains a list of outstanding accounts at his death.
Contributor: Ben Teague (49502352)
in Woodruff SC, unmarried,
He was a storekeeper in Woodruff, S. C, and a portion of his day-
book for the year 1850 has been preserved and was made available by
Miss Clara Hughes, a niece of the second wife of James Hanna,
This daybook contains accounts for many of the residents of Woodruff,
S.C. and the surrounding countryside and for their slaves, It is
deposited in the manuscript collection of Duke University Library,
The administration papers for his estate (Spartanburg Probate file
#1632) contains a list of outstanding accounts at his death.
Contributor: Ben Teague (49502352)
Age 33Suggested edit: John Pinkney Hanna born 4 Jul 1823, died 5 Aug 1855, buried Old Bethel
in Woodruff SC, unmarried,
He was a storekeeper in Woodruff, S. C, and a portion of his day-
book for the year 1850 has been preserved and was made available by
Miss Clara Hughes, a niece of the second wife of James Hanna,
This daybook contains accounts for many of the residents of Woodruff,
S.C. and the surrounding countryside and for their slaves, It is
deposited in the manuscript collection of Duke University Library,
The administration papers for his estate (Spartanburg Probate file
#1632) contains a list of outstanding accounts at his death.
Contributor: Ben Teague (49502352)
in Woodruff SC, unmarried,
He was a storekeeper in Woodruff, S. C, and a portion of his day-
book for the year 1850 has been preserved and was made available by
Miss Clara Hughes, a niece of the second wife of James Hanna,
This daybook contains accounts for many of the residents of Woodruff,
S.C. and the surrounding countryside and for their slaves, It is
deposited in the manuscript collection of Duke University Library,
The administration papers for his estate (Spartanburg Probate file
#1632) contains a list of outstanding accounts at his death.
Contributor: Ben Teague (49502352)
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