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Hannah Smith

Birth1874 - Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia
Death30 November 1952 - The Prince Henry Hospital, Little Bay, NSW, Australia
MotherMary Anne Maher
FatherJohn Sydney Smith

Born in Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia on 1874 to John Sydney Smith and Mary Anne Maher. Hannah Smith married Peter Brannon and had 7 children. She passed away on 30 November 1952 in The Prince Henry Hospital, Little Bay, NSW, Australia.

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Parents
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John Sydney Smith
1836 - 1906
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Mary Anne Maher
1846 - 1920
Spouse(s)
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Peter Brannon
1869 - 1937
Children Show all
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Thomas Cecil Brannon
1902 - 1974
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Clarice Maud Brannon
1911 - 1976
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Charles Wrightson Brannon
1904 - 1943
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Daniel Ernest Brannon
1909 - 1953
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Amy Adelaide Brannon
1893 - 1971
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Lyola Brannon
1896 - 1943
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Peter Edward Brannon
1897 - Unknown

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