STEUBEN REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, February 22, 1899, page 1, column 7

LUCY C. HANNA, DIED

   In Scott township, February 16, 1899, Lucy C. oldest daughter of 
Henry and Harriet Hanna, aged 31 years, 3 months and 18 days.
   Deceased was one of Steuben county's most successful teachers, 
having taught twenty terms, eight of which were taught in the 
Woodworth district where she was teaching the present term.  She was 
loved and respected by all who knew her.  In the year 1888 she 
united with the Christian church at South Scott, and remained a 
faithful member until death called her from our ranks.  With her 
death the church and the Daughters of Rebekah have lost an earnest, 
faithful worker.  In the home circle and neighborhood she will be 
greatly missed.  Funeral at South Scott Christian church.  Elder C. 
S. Medbury officiating.  Daughters of Rebekah conducted services at 
the grave.

STEUBEN REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, March 8, 1899, page 4, column 4.

MEMORIAL TO LUCY C. HANNA

To the officers and members of Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge No. 466:

   Your committee appointed to prepare a tribute of respect to the 
memory of our dearly beloved sister, Lucy Hanna, who departed this 
life, Thursday, Feb. 16, 1899, at her home with her parents in Scott 
township, submit the following: 
   Sister Hanna was a Charter member of Mt. Pleasant Rebekah lodge 
and at the time of her death was its Past Noble Grand.  We will 
remember her kind and gentle manners and the warm attachment she 
seemed to have for our beloved order, and with what kindness and 
courtesy she greeted all with whom she came in contact both in and 
out of the Lodge.  In the death of sister Lucy our lodge has lost 
one of its fairest flowers, one that we loved and for whom we deeply 
mourn.  Her work being done, the Lord, whom she loved and served so 
well, has called her home.  Therefore be it
   Resolved that no member has been removed from a seat in our Lodge 
who will be more kindly remembered than our departed sister. 
   Resolved that we extend to her parents and other members of her 
family our tenderest sympathy, and with them, we mingle our tears of 
sorrow over this sad event.
   Resolved that these resolutions be placed upon the minutes of our 
Lodge, a copy be presented to the bereaved family and also a copy be 
sent to each county paper for publication.
					EMMA E. FAST,>
					MINA BURCH,  >  Com.
					ROSA DUNHAM. >
		
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

   Lucy C. Hanna was the daughter of Henry (Harry) Hanna, 1834-1918, 
and Harriet A. (Beard) Hanna, 1844-1918.
   Brother, John E. Hanna, 16 Jul 1869 - 11 Oct 1874 aged 5 years, 2 
months and 25 days. Listed in North Otsego cemetery and South Scott 
cemetery.  At South Scott, adjacent to Lucy's grave.
   "Infant" died 07 Apr 1884, adjacent to brother John and sister 
Lucy at South Scott cemetery, Steuben County, Indiana.

"Cemeteries of Steuben Co., 1990" by Audree Siebel Lewis, Vol. I, 
pages 817, 818, 819.