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Hannah Swayne

Birth8 Nov 1808 - Chester, Delaware County, Pennsylvania
Death27 Mar 1872 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
MotherElizabeth Noblitt
FatherThomas Swayne

Born in Chester, Delaware County, Pennsylvania on 8 Nov 1808 to Thomas Swayne and Elizabeth Noblitt. Hannah Swayne married William Ward Lane and had 8 children. She passed away on 27 Mar 1872 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Parents
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Thomas Swayne
1780 - 1821
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Elizabeth Noblitt
1779 - 1858
Spouse(s)
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William Ward Lane
1801 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Swayne Lane
1831 - 1873
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Sarah C. Lane
1835 - 1897
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Mary Ann Lane
1828 - 1863
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Rebecca M. Lane
1843 - 1864
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Phebe Lane
1846 - Unknown
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Ida Lane
1850 - Unknown
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Joel Lane
1839 - 1928
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Thomas S. Lane
1834 - 1895

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