By Sarah A. Hanna

This book shows the history and descendants of the Hanna family, the various branches in America, from the Hannays who occupied the Sorby Castle, the Scotch-Irish, the Virginia Quakers, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Tennessee, and Kentucky Presbyterians and Episcopals. We see a glimpse into the early settlements of America and the locations on which cabins were built. Related branches include the Parks and Dickerson families and relation to Brookville, Franklin County and Prince Edward County in Virginia. This book, written in story form, shows the influence in community that this branch of the Hanna family held. typescript.

(142p., Illus, Index, 1906)