Hannah was the daughter of Joseph L. Barber Sr. and Frances Elizabeth (Demouth) Barber. Hannah married George W. Smith on April 27. 1874. Hannah had a high school education and taught for 7 years.
Hannah had four children; two daughters, Mrs. William (Mary) Nutting and Mrs. Walter (Laura) Barker, and two sons, George J. Smith and Willie Smith who died at 10 weeks old.
Hannah was survived by two sisters; Mrs. Sanford (Samantha) Chase and Mrs. John (Lillian) Demouth, four brothers Theodore, Albert, Dr. Joseph L. Jr., and Frank Barber.
Hannah was a good Christian, a true wife and mother and she will be missed by all. Hannah came to Wisconsin with her parents at the age of 4 years old, where she has resided until nearly seven years ago, when her husband sold their property here and they moved to Plaza, North Dakota.
Hannah had four children; two daughters, Mrs. William (Mary) Nutting and Mrs. Walter (Laura) Barker, and two sons, George J. Smith and Willie Smith who died at 10 weeks old.
Hannah was survived by two sisters; Mrs. Sanford (Samantha) Chase and Mrs. John (Lillian) Demouth, four brothers Theodore, Albert, Dr. Joseph L. Jr., and Frank Barber.
Hannah was a good Christian, a true wife and mother and she will be missed by all. Hannah came to Wisconsin with her parents at the age of 4 years old, where she has resided until nearly seven years ago, when her husband sold their property here and they moved to Plaza, North Dakota.
Hannah was the daughter of Joseph L. Barber Sr. and Frances Elizabeth (Demouth) Barber. Hannah married George W. Smith on April 27. 1874. Hannah had a high school education and taught for 7 years.
Hannah had four children; two daughters, Mrs. William (Mary) Nutting and Mrs. Walter (Laura) Barker, and two sons, George J. Smith and Willie Smith who died at 10 weeks old.
Hannah was survived by two sisters; Mrs. Sanford (Samantha) Chase and Mrs. John (Lillian) Demouth, four brothers Theodore, Albert, Dr. Joseph L. Jr., and Frank Barber.
Hannah was a good Christian, a true wife and mother and she will be missed by all. Hannah came to Wisconsin with her parents at the age of 4 years old, where she has resided until nearly seven years ago, when her husband sold their property here and they moved to Plaza, North Dakota.
Hannah had four children; two daughters, Mrs. William (Mary) Nutting and Mrs. Walter (Laura) Barker, and two sons, George J. Smith and Willie Smith who died at 10 weeks old.
Hannah was survived by two sisters; Mrs. Sanford (Samantha) Chase and Mrs. John (Lillian) Demouth, four brothers Theodore, Albert, Dr. Joseph L. Jr., and Frank Barber.
Hannah was a good Christian, a true wife and mother and she will be missed by all. Hannah came to Wisconsin with her parents at the age of 4 years old, where she has resided until nearly seven years ago, when her husband sold their property here and they moved to Plaza, North Dakota.
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