Hannah M. Moore was born in 1850, the daughter of Lemuel C. and Rebecca A. Moore.
She was a teacher at the academy at New Providence, Iowa. Among her students were Frank O. Lowden, who became a Governor of Illinois, and Will Hays, who became a Postmaster General.
Hannah married John Dayton Humphreys on March 10, 1874. The couple kept house on a farm in the North Star neighborhood. In 1919, the family moved from Zearing, Iowa, to Albion, Iowa. They were the parents of 9 children: Oliver, Elizabeth, Martha, Claude, Vesta, Jennie, Wayne, Merle, and George.
Hannah M. Humphreys passed away in 1922.
Information from the April 2024 issue of Then and Now, the Journal of the Historical Society of Marshall County. Submitted by Angela, Member #48520699.
Hannah M. Moore was born in 1850, the daughter of Lemuel C. and Rebecca A. Moore.
She was a teacher at the academy at New Providence, Iowa. Among her students were Frank O. Lowden, who became a Governor of Illinois, and Will Hays, who became a Postmaster General.
Hannah married John Dayton Humphreys on March 10, 1874. The couple kept house on a farm in the North Star neighborhood. In 1919, the family moved from Zearing, Iowa, to Albion, Iowa. They were the parents of 9 children: Oliver, Elizabeth, Martha, Claude, Vesta, Jennie, Wayne, Merle, and George.
Hannah M. Humphreys passed away in 1922.
Information from the April 2024 issue of Then and Now, the Journal of the Historical Society of Marshall County. Submitted by Angela, Member #48520699.
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