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     John P. Hanlon married Margaret Peters.¹

     Margaret Catherine Hanlon was born on 25 February 1907 in Pendleton, Oregon.¹ She was the daughter of John P. Hanlon and Margaret Peters.¹ Margaret Catherine Hanlon married Chauncey Sewall Roehm, son of Jacob Kemper Roehm and Amy Peters Sewall, on 25 August 1928? In Phoenix, Arizona.¹ Margaret Catherine Hanlon and Chauncey Sewall Roehm were divorced circa 1937.¹ Margaret Catherine Hanlon died on 31 December 1983 in Santa Barbara, California, at the age of 76.¹

     Angharad Hanmer was the daughter of Griffith Hanmer of Hanmer.¹ Angharad Hanmer married John Puleston of Emral, son of Robert Puleston of Emral and Lowri ferch Gruffudd Fychan ap Gruffudd ap Madog Fychan.¹

     Sir David Hanmer of Hanmer, Flintshire was the son of Philip Hanmer and Agnes verch David ap Rhirid.² Sir David Hanmer of Hanmer, Flintshire married Agnes verch Llewelyn ddu, daughter of Llewelyn ap Gruffyd.² Sir David Hanmer of Hanmer, Flintshire was appointed in 1383, one of the Justices of the King's Bench.³

     Elizabeth Hanmer died s.p.¹

     Ermin Hanmer was the daughter of Sir Richard Hanmer of Hanmer and Margaret Kynaston.^1,2 Ermin Hanmer married Sir Richard Puleston, son of Sir Roger Puleston and Jane Hanmer.¹

     Griffith Hanmer was the son of Sir Jenkin Hanmer and Margaret verch David ap Bleddyn Vychan of Okenholt.¹ Griffith Hanmer married Elin Dutton.¹

     Jane Hanmer was the daughter of William Hanmer of Hanmer.¹ Jane Hanmer married Sir Roger Puleston, son of Roger Puleston of Emral and Janet Bulkeley, circa 1484.^1,2

     Sir Jenkin Hanmer was the son of Sir David Hanmer of Hanmer, Flintshire and Agnes verch Llewelyn ddu.¹ Sir Jenkin Hanmer married Margaret verch David ap Bleddyn Vychan of Okenholt.¹ Sir Jenkin Hanmer died on 22 July 1403.¹

     Sir John Hanmer married Hawys verch Einion ap Gwilim, daughter of Einion ap Gwilim ap Gruffydd.¹ Sir John Hanmer. Constable of Caernarvon Castle temp. Edw.III.

     Philip Hanmer was the son of Sir John Hanmer and Hawys verch Einion ap Gwilim.¹ Philip Hanmer married Agnes verch David ap Rhirid, daughter of David ap Rhirid.¹

     Sir Richard Hanmer of Hanmer was the son of Griffith Hanmer and Elin Dutton.² Sir Richard Hanmer of Hanmer married Margaret Kynaston, daughter of Richard Kynaston of Hordley.²

     (unknown) Hanson married Anne Elizabeth Whitehurst.¹ (unknown) Hanson died before 1844.¹

     Hannah Hanson was the daughter of Isaac Hanson and Susannah Canney.¹ Hannah Hanson married Col. Benjamin Titcomb, son of Daniel Titcomb and Anne Wingate, on 30 December 1773.

     Henry Hanson married Alida Livingston, daughter of Philip Livingston, "Second Lord of the Manor" and Catharine Van Brugh, on 26 September 1750.²

     Isaac Hanson married Susannah Canney.

     Mehitable Hanwood married Col. Thomas Savage, son of Habijah Savage and Hannah Tyng, on 5 February 1691.¹

     H. Haraden married John Ropes, son of Judge Nathaniel Ropes and Priscilla Sparhawk, on 11 December 1787.¹

     Martha Harbison married William Sewall Goodell, son of John H. Goodell and Harriet Abigail Sewall, on 25 April 1900.¹

     Alice Evelyn Harcourt was born in 1837. She married Nathaniel Stevenson. Alice Evelyn Harcourt died in 1931.

     Margaret Hardie married Mark Elliot Murdie, son of David Murdie and Marky Minto Elliot, in 1906 in Victoria.

     Blanche Harding. American painter. She was born in 1889 in Texas.¹ She was the daughter of Hallock Harding and Kate Buchanan.² Blanche Harding married William Cleveland Sewall, son of Edward Wailes Sewall and Gabriella Harriet (Ella) Campbell, on 23 November 1910 in Forth Worth, Texas.³ Blanche Harding died on 28 May 1973 in Houston, Texas, ^4,2 and is buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Forth Worth, Texas.⁵
Blanche Harding Sewall (Mrs. Cleveland Sewall) was a native of Fort Worth, Texas and attended Rice Institute with the class of 1917. She was an artist, philanthropist and, as a patron of the arts, a founding member of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. She organized a private foundation, the Library of Arts. At her husband's death in 1942, she assumed operations of his wholesale grocery company, Carson Sewall & Co. Marine Division. As a memorial to her husband, she donated funds for the construction of a building for the Rice campus, Sewall Hall. Mrs. Sewall died on May 28, 1973, in Houston. Funds from her estate provided for the Andrew Hays Buchanan Professorship and the Noah Harding Professorship at Rice. Andrew Hays Buchanan was her maternal grandfather, and Noah Harding was her paternal grandfather. The Sewall residence, designed by Ralph Adams Cram in the Mediterranean Renaissance style in 1925, was left to Rice University. Blanche Harding Sewall was awarded Rice's Gold Medal posthumously in 1973.⁴

     Elizabeth Harding married John Dwight, son of Captain Timothy Dwight and Sarah Powell, on 3 December 1696.¹

     Hallock Harding married Kate Buchanan.¹

     Hannah Harding married Isaiah Crooker, son of Francis Crooker and Patience Childs, in 1756.^1,2

     Edward Hay Hardyman was born in March 1901 in Bath, Somerset.² He was the son of Major William Henry Hardyman and Gwendoline Russell.

     John Hay Hardyman. Writer to the Signet.¹

     Major William Henry Hardyman was born on 18 June 1865 in Edinburgh.³ He was the son of John Hay Hardyman.³ On 3 May 1890 he was commissioned as a 2nd Lt. in the West India Regiment; Captain 23 October 1897 and Major 8 July 1905. He served as staff officer on Lines of Communication with the Ashanti Expedition under Sir Francis Scott in 1895-96. Served in operations in Lagos Hinterland, West Africa, in 1897-98. He had the Royal Humane Society's silver medal for saving two lives of the coast of Jersey.⁴ The marriage of Major William Henry Hardyman and Gwendoline Russell was registered in the quarter ending June 1900 in the Bath, Somerset registration district.⁵ Major William Henry Hardyman died on 14 January 1907 in Kingston, Jamaica, at the age of 41 The obituary in the Times reads "Major William Henry Hardyman, 1st Battalion West India Regiment, who has died from injuries received in the Kingston earthquake, was in his 42nd year, and had been nearly 17 years in the regiment. During part of that time he was adjutant of the 3rd (Cumberland Militia) Battalion Border Regiment, and afterwards Governor of the Malta military prison. He was with the Ashanti expedition of 1895-6, and Served in the Lagos Hinterland Campaign of 1897-8. He had the Royal Humane Society's silver medal for saving two lives off the coast of Jersey. He leaves a widow and one son, a boy of six. Mrs Hardyman is a daughter of the late Sir Edward Russell, and is staying with her mother, Lady Russell, at 16, Lansdowne Place East, Bath. She has not been able to obtain any details beyond the announcement in the War Office telegram, respecting the death of her husband."^6,7