Hannibal Farrell was married to Nancy (Nannie) B. Brindley on 29 July 1869, in Switzerland County, Indiana. She was born 8 March 1850, in Craig Township of said county and died 20 September 1922, in Kokomo, Indiana while living with her son, Oscar. Her husband, Hannibal died 11 July 1910 in Pleasant Township, Switzerland County, Indiana, of "organic heart disease." He is buried in Zion Cemetery located in Bennington, Switzerland County, Indiana. The headstone on Hannibal's grave has Nannie's name, but no death date.
According to Nannie’s death certificate, on 21 Sep 1922, she was buried in Mt. Zion Cemetery in Paynesville, Jefferson County, Indiana. However, the obituary published on 21 Sep 1922 in The Kokomo (IN) Tribune newspaper provided by FAG Contributor Karen Phillips states otherwise:
"Mrs. Farrell's Funeral. Short funeral services were held this morning at the home of O. N. Farrell, 1039 Home avenue, son of Mrs. Nannie B. Farrell, 72, who died at that residence yesterday, the body being taken to Vevay, Switzerland county, where the funeral will be held and the burial had. The deceased was a native of that county and lived there until brought here by her son several years ago. She was the widow of Hannibal Farrell, a veteran of the Civil war. Ten children survive. They are: O. N. Farrell, Kokomo; Hannibal Farrell, Ripley county; Mrs. Dora B. Grant, South Bend; John Farrell, West Lebanon; Mrs. Charles Smith, Moorefield; Esau Farrell, Los Angelews; Mrs. George Hotchkiss, Anderson; Mrs. Jessie Cotton, Moorefield; Mrs. S.C. Newton, Weedman, Ill.; and M. H. Farrell, Cross Plains, Ind. There are also four sisters: Mrs. L. M. Tague of this city; Mrs. Richard White of Danville, Ill.; Mrs. James Banta of Lamb, Ind.; and Mrs. George Lock of Vevay.”
At the time of her Civil War widow’s pension application, 23 July 1910, Nannie reported that she and Hannibal had 10 (living) children:
Oscar Newton, born June 5, 1870
Hannibal "Chub," born June 20, 1872
Dora Belle, born January 30, 1874
John Robert born October 20, 1875
Minnie Leona, born November 13, 1877
Esan Othniel, born February 20, 1882
Edith Orion, born March 25, 1884
Sylvia Ada, born Mary 29, 1886
Mary Cordelia, born June 25, 1889
Harrison McKinley, born July 1, 1894
According to Nannie’s death certificate, on 21 Sep 1922, she was buried in Mt. Zion Cemetery in Paynesville, Jefferson County, Indiana. However, the obituary published on 21 Sep 1922 in The Kokomo (IN) Tribune newspaper provided by FAG Contributor Karen Phillips states otherwise:
"Mrs. Farrell's Funeral. Short funeral services were held this morning at the home of O. N. Farrell, 1039 Home avenue, son of Mrs. Nannie B. Farrell, 72, who died at that residence yesterday, the body being taken to Vevay, Switzerland county, where the funeral will be held and the burial had. The deceased was a native of that county and lived there until brought here by her son several years ago. She was the widow of Hannibal Farrell, a veteran of the Civil war. Ten children survive. They are: O. N. Farrell, Kokomo; Hannibal Farrell, Ripley county; Mrs. Dora B. Grant, South Bend; John Farrell, West Lebanon; Mrs. Charles Smith, Moorefield; Esau Farrell, Los Angelews; Mrs. George Hotchkiss, Anderson; Mrs. Jessie Cotton, Moorefield; Mrs. S.C. Newton, Weedman, Ill.; and M. H. Farrell, Cross Plains, Ind. There are also four sisters: Mrs. L. M. Tague of this city; Mrs. Richard White of Danville, Ill.; Mrs. James Banta of Lamb, Ind.; and Mrs. George Lock of Vevay.”
At the time of her Civil War widow’s pension application, 23 July 1910, Nannie reported that she and Hannibal had 10 (living) children:
Oscar Newton, born June 5, 1870
Hannibal "Chub," born June 20, 1872
Dora Belle, born January 30, 1874
John Robert born October 20, 1875
Minnie Leona, born November 13, 1877
Esan Othniel, born February 20, 1882
Edith Orion, born March 25, 1884
Sylvia Ada, born Mary 29, 1886
Mary Cordelia, born June 25, 1889
Harrison McKinley, born July 1, 1894
Hannibal Farrell was married to Nancy (Nannie) B. Brindley on 29 July 1869, in Switzerland County, Indiana. She was born 8 March 1850, in Craig Township of said county and died 20 September 1922, in Kokomo, Indiana while living with her son, Oscar. Her husband, Hannibal died 11 July 1910 in Pleasant Township, Switzerland County, Indiana, of "organic heart disease." He is buried in Zion Cemetery located in Bennington, Switzerland County, Indiana. The headstone on Hannibal's grave has Nannie's name, but no death date.
According to Nannie’s death certificate, on 21 Sep 1922, she was buried in Mt. Zion Cemetery in Paynesville, Jefferson County, Indiana. However, the obituary published on 21 Sep 1922 in The Kokomo (IN) Tribune newspaper provided by FAG Contributor Karen Phillips states otherwise:
"Mrs. Farrell's Funeral. Short funeral services were held this morning at the home of O. N. Farrell, 1039 Home avenue, son of Mrs. Nannie B. Farrell, 72, who died at that residence yesterday, the body being taken to Vevay, Switzerland county, where the funeral will be held and the burial had. The deceased was a native of that county and lived there until brought here by her son several years ago. She was the widow of Hannibal Farrell, a veteran of the Civil war. Ten children survive. They are: O. N. Farrell, Kokomo; Hannibal Farrell, Ripley county; Mrs. Dora B. Grant, South Bend; John Farrell, West Lebanon; Mrs. Charles Smith, Moorefield; Esau Farrell, Los Angelews; Mrs. George Hotchkiss, Anderson; Mrs. Jessie Cotton, Moorefield; Mrs. S.C. Newton, Weedman, Ill.; and M. H. Farrell, Cross Plains, Ind. There are also four sisters: Mrs. L. M. Tague of this city; Mrs. Richard White of Danville, Ill.; Mrs. James Banta of Lamb, Ind.; and Mrs. George Lock of Vevay.”
At the time of her Civil War widow’s pension application, 23 July 1910, Nannie reported that she and Hannibal had 10 (living) children:
Oscar Newton, born June 5, 1870
Hannibal "Chub," born June 20, 1872
Dora Belle, born January 30, 1874
John Robert born October 20, 1875
Minnie Leona, born November 13, 1877
Esan Othniel, born February 20, 1882
Edith Orion, born March 25, 1884
Sylvia Ada, born Mary 29, 1886
Mary Cordelia, born June 25, 1889
Harrison McKinley, born July 1, 1894
According to Nannie’s death certificate, on 21 Sep 1922, she was buried in Mt. Zion Cemetery in Paynesville, Jefferson County, Indiana. However, the obituary published on 21 Sep 1922 in The Kokomo (IN) Tribune newspaper provided by FAG Contributor Karen Phillips states otherwise:
"Mrs. Farrell's Funeral. Short funeral services were held this morning at the home of O. N. Farrell, 1039 Home avenue, son of Mrs. Nannie B. Farrell, 72, who died at that residence yesterday, the body being taken to Vevay, Switzerland county, where the funeral will be held and the burial had. The deceased was a native of that county and lived there until brought here by her son several years ago. She was the widow of Hannibal Farrell, a veteran of the Civil war. Ten children survive. They are: O. N. Farrell, Kokomo; Hannibal Farrell, Ripley county; Mrs. Dora B. Grant, South Bend; John Farrell, West Lebanon; Mrs. Charles Smith, Moorefield; Esau Farrell, Los Angelews; Mrs. George Hotchkiss, Anderson; Mrs. Jessie Cotton, Moorefield; Mrs. S.C. Newton, Weedman, Ill.; and M. H. Farrell, Cross Plains, Ind. There are also four sisters: Mrs. L. M. Tague of this city; Mrs. Richard White of Danville, Ill.; Mrs. James Banta of Lamb, Ind.; and Mrs. George Lock of Vevay.”
At the time of her Civil War widow’s pension application, 23 July 1910, Nannie reported that she and Hannibal had 10 (living) children:
Oscar Newton, born June 5, 1870
Hannibal "Chub," born June 20, 1872
Dora Belle, born January 30, 1874
John Robert born October 20, 1875
Minnie Leona, born November 13, 1877
Esan Othniel, born February 20, 1882
Edith Orion, born March 25, 1884
Sylvia Ada, born Mary 29, 1886
Mary Cordelia, born June 25, 1889
Harrison McKinley, born July 1, 1894
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Hannibal Farrell
Born Dec 2 1841
Died July 11 1910
Nannie B. Farrell
Born Mar 8 1850
