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John and James Hanlon

DonnaBowen2359 — 2012-04-23 17:21:28Z

Looking for information on John and James Hanlon, sons of Thomas Hanlon and Margaret Buckley. James was born in Feb. 1862 in Tullamore, County Offaly. John was born in Jan. 1865 in Tullamore. Family story says they left Tullamore for Dublin and worked on the Great Southern Railways. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks.

Hanlon family of Philadelphia/Delaware County, PA

tcrm90 — 2012-04-18 01:31:59Z

I'm looking for more information on William Hanlon (b. 1881 in Pennsylvania) and his wife Margaret Hanlon (b. 1885 in Scotland). According to the census records for 1910-1930, they had the following children: Grace (b. 1907), Winifred (b. 1909), William (b. 1910), Veronica (b. 1912), and Thomas (b. 1914). They lived in Philadelphia in 1910 and 1920, but lived in Upper Darby in 1930. It appears Margaret Hanlon died between 1920 and 1930.

Specifically, I'm interested in Margaret Hanlon. I believe she may be Margaret McBride, the sister of my great-great grandfather Daniel McBride. Like Margaret McBride, Margaret Hanlon was born in Scotland in 1885 to Irish parents. Furthermore, they both immigrated in 1892/1893. The McBride family first lived in Philadelphia before moving to Camden, New Jersey around 1895/1896. Margaret McBride is living with her widowed mother and siblings in Camden in the 1900 census.

Andrew Hanlon

Luckymom1253 — 2012-04-07 19:48:12Z

I have been searching many years for the Hanlon i thhink i have found a little more info so please i am looking for Andrew Hanlon had at least 1 son as i know there grandson s as of 1983 my great grandmother was winifred Hanlon she married a Grattan but was buried in a family plot in pittsburgh calvary was the name all i been told that they dint like who married also at one time Winifred and her Husband Andrew Grattan lived in new york and had 1daughter there named Marie Maimie as a nickmame then did move back to pittsburgh if anyone can help i truly be thankful and for all those who shared thank you

Michael Josef Hanlon

Lace_Lynch — 2012-03-13 21:10:31Z

CANFIELD , Ohio– Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, March 13, 2012, the at the Lane Family Funeral Homes, Canfield Chapel for Michael Josef Hanlon, 55, who died suddenly of a massive heart attack Thursday, March 8, 2012 while working.

Michael was born June 25, 1956, in Massillon, Ohio (Stark County) a son of John P. and Nancy McClain Grametbauer.

He graduated from Lehman High School in Canton, Ohio in 1974 and had been a truck driver for One Way Express for over 20 years.

Michael was an active member of the Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church. He was an avid Cleveland Indians fan and enjoyed attending the games with his son. Michael enjoyed going to antique car shows. He was the best “cheer” dad and go-cart fixer for his daughters.

He was a loving son, husband father and brother and will be missed by all.

Besides his parents of Canton, Ohio, Michael leaves his wife, the former Joamie Puskarich, whom he married May 13, 1995. Also, his children, Robert Hanlon of Canton, MacKenzie Hanlon and Mia Hanlon, both of Canfield, Ohio; four brothers, John (Sue) Hanlon of Pittsfield, N.H., David (Sophie) Hanlon and Kevin (Kathy) Hanlon, both of Canton and Brian (Trisha) Hanlon of Magnolia, Ohio; two sisters, Kathleen (Steve) Rarey of Vail, Arizona, and Maureen (Frank) Valerius of Waukesha, Wisconsin.

Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at the Lane Family Funeral Homes, Canfield Chapel.

Due to medical conditions, the family is unable to accept any flowers and request that material tributes take the form of contributions to the Hanlon Family Fund at Farmers National Bank, 20 S. Broad St., Canfield or any other Farmer’s National Bank Branch.

Family and friends may visit www.lanefuneralhomes.com to view this obituary and to send condolences.

Hanlon/O'Hanlon - Dublin & Co. Kildare Ireland & possibly NY

rstoneham77 — 2012-01-26 23:46:33Z

I am looking for information on the Hanlon family of Dublin, sometimes known as OHanlon. They may also have had roots/connections in County Kildare. Their history seems to be very intertwined with my own family, the Stonehams.

My great-great-grandfather John J Stoneham married Mary C O'Hanlon in abt 1903. His sister Margaret was married to Michael Hanlon back in 1885. According to my aunt, Mary C was Michael's neice. Mary's parents, according to a cousin, were William and Catherine McCall. I have found a marriage record for William Hanlon and Catherine McCaul in Dublin in 1863. William's parents are listed as Michael and Mary. The Michael O'Hanlon who married Margaret Stoneham listed his father's name as Michael on his marriage record, but his mother's info is not recorded. It seems likely that William and Michael were brothers.

Besides the marriage ties, the Stonehams and Hanlons often were sponsors for each other's children's baptisms and witnesses at each other's weddings.

I also found a record that is from a generation earlier of a birth of Alexander Peter Hanlon of 28 Fisher's Lane who was born to a Thomas Hanlon and a mother whose first name wasn't included but whose last name was Stoneham. Although I do not know who this Stoneham was or how she was connected I feel like there was probably a connection. According to Griffith's Valuation my great-great-grandfather's father Lawrence J Stoneham lived on Fisher's Lane, so I suspect that one of his sisters married a Hanlon (whether part of the same family of Hanlons I do not know).

Michael Hanlon and Margaret Stoneham's children were: Christoper Michael (b. 1885), Mary Margaret (b. 1887) and Peter Laurence (b. 1888). I would be interested in any info on them. There is also a connection to the Shercliffe family. On the 1911 census they have Lily Scherfliffe in their household, listed as a niece. I found a baptismal record for a Thomas Joseph Shercliffe, born in 1891 to William Shercliffe and his wife Catherine (O'Hanlon). Mary Stoneham was godmother. She was also Maid of Honor at the wedding of William and Catherine in 1890.

I recently got in touch with a cousin descended from my great-grandfather's brother and she found some old names in her mother's address book. Included were Leana and Seamus O'Hanlon of Upper Grandview, 450 So Broadway, NY 10960. I think that zip code is for Nyack.

Other Hanlon/O'Hanlons that I believe to be related/connected are (I'm jut going to call them all Hanlon for simplicity - the names switch back and forth on documents, even for the same person):

Possible siblings for William Hanlon (possibly born around 1841 - who married Catherine McCall/McCaul) are Michael Hanlon (b. about 1859 to 1862 - who married Margaret Stoneham), Patrick Hanlon (I haven't found anything about him yet, but he was best man at William's wedding), Catherine Hanlon (who married William Sherlciffe/Sheerclief - her parents are listed on her wedding document as Michael O'Hanlon and Mary Smith), James Hanlon (I don't know anything about him yet other than that he was best man at Catherine and William Shercliffe's wedding), and Peter Hanlon (he listed his parents as Michael and Mary at his 1858 wedding to Ann Brien and a Peter Hanlon was godfather to William and Catherine's son Thomas). I will be doing further research on these people to see if I can confirm anything, but if you have any news I would appreciate the help!

Probably siblings for Mary C O'Hanlon (daughter of William and Catherine McCall/McCaul)are Thomas Hanlon b. 22 March 1866, William b. 5 September 1868 and Michael b. 17 November 1873.

Augustine Patrick Hanlon

DANDONRTD — 2011-12-18 21:27:21Z

Augustine Patrick Hanlon, my grandfather Daniel E. Hanlon's brother, was born in about 1885 in Sullivan County in NY. I believe he maried Maria "Mary" Davis in Port Jervis NY before 1913. They had two children, Margaret(1913) and Daniel(1916). Does anyone have any information about the family after 1920?

Re: Hanlon Family

DANDONRTD — 2011-12-12 21:04:54Z

I am Daniel E. Hanlon III. My grandfather, Daniel, was Oscar's brother. I have recently posted data on Patrick, his father Edward, and Edward's brother James.

Patrick Hanlon

DANDONRTD — 2011-12-10 18:38:37Z

My greatgrandfather Patrick Hanlon was born in 1846 in Ireland and emigrated to New York in in 1848. He married Cathrine Rourk(e) in Sullivan County NY in 1871. They had eight children. He "left home" in Nov 1890 and died in San Meteo, CA in Oct. 1914. I can not find a record of Catherines' death or a record of Patrick while in CA.

Re: Hanlons of Eagle Street, Albany, NY - Houlihan, Connolly, Kinney, etc.

TimothyHanlon66 — 2011-11-13 22:12:25Z

John Hanlon is my 4th Great Grandfather. I am the son of Joseph Hanlon, son of Leo Hanlon.

Would love to add any pictures to my tree. You may contact me via Ancestry.com or t_hanlon@hotmail.com

Re: Hanlon. Ireland.

b_emert — 2011-10-14 01:57:40Z

I agree that Mary Ann 's parents were James Hanlon and Sarah McKinley. I have their children as Catherine, Mariann, Elizabeth, Jane and James. Jane and Catherine's grandchildren married in Delaware and lived in PA. Jane and Catherine are my husband's great grandmothers. I have the same info as you do for Mariann (how my mother in law Mary Elizabeth Henderson Emert Cooper spelled it) I only have the names of three of your Elizabeth's children.
my emails is mrsemert@ayhoo.com

HANLON / MCCARTHY in Victoria Australia

TeresaKemp58 — 2011-10-10 11:21:58Z

I am researching Jeremiah MCCARTHY who married Mary HANLON in 1863 in Victoria Australia. Cheryl Mccarthy from Brisbane and Joy Limbrick from Nathalia both left messages on this site regarding those two surnames in 2001, and their e-mail addresses now bounce back. I would really like to contact these ladies.

hanlon / mccarthy

TeresaKemp58 — 2011-10-10 11:20:24Z

Re: James and Rose Hanlon

fandiwhiz — 2011-08-27 04:46:17Z

Hello.... my name is Mary Hanlon Woodward. Your family names are ringing a bell with me. Antonio Albano is recognizable. Antonio witnessed the marriage of my Great Grandfather George Hanlon who married Alice Ryan. I have the marriage certificate with these names on it. I have done extensive research and believe I can help you. Contact me at your convenience and I will see what I can do. Thanks Mary

Re: Hanlon, from Armagh?

Scadutoj — 2011-08-19 16:07:08Z

Hi, Unfortunately, my research so far has hit a wall with William and Kate Hanlon. The only child I know of is John,(my great great grandfather.) who married Mary Kille, Kills, or Kelle in Natick MA, 11 Nov 1868. I am trying to decipher the writing on the marriage record I found. At the time of their marriage John is listed as age 32 and born in Ireland. Mary is listed as age 22 and born in Massachusetts. They were living in Sudbury but were married in Natick.

Re: Hanlon, from Armagh?

faziofarm7 — 2011-08-19 14:35:15Z

My Hanlon family is also from Armagh and did change their name from O'Hanlon to Hanlon. I have anubmer of Edward O'Hanlons in my tree, but notn married to a Kate. They were married to a Bridget, Stella and a Clare.

Hanlon, from Armagh?

Scadutoj — 2011-08-18 22:34:23Z

Hi I am researching my Hanlon Family. I was told they were from Armagh. The original form of the name was O'Hanlon.
My Great Great Grandfather Edward Hanlon married Kate, no maiden name or date. They are from what is presumed to be Armagh. My Great Grandfather John Hanlon was born in Ireland, although no location is known. John Hanlon married Mary Kelle,Kille, or Kills on Nov 11, 1868 in Sudbury MA.
Does anyone have any information on how I would be able to get more information. Any help would be appreciated

Re: Margaret hanlon

KathleenH20 — 2011-08-11 03:49:41Z

I believe that I emailed this person a few months back. But just in case...I am the daughter of the late Robert Keane who had a baby with a Margaret (Peggy) Hanlon I believe in 1961 but I am not 100% sure that is the year. I am thinking but could be wrong that she had the baby in Utah. Peggy and Robert were from the Bronx in NY. I think the baby may have been a girl. Please contact me if you should have any information KHILL1110@hvc.rr.com this would be my sibling.

Re: Robert H. Hanlon

HanlonTX — 2011-07-23 01:32:53Z

The information you've provided is that which I have posted online in my husband's Hanlon family tree which may be found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=hanlontx. Robert and Ella, my husband's great grandparents, had only one child, James Joseph Hanlon. James and Ruth Worman Hanlon had two children, Patricia who died at the age of 15 years, and my husband's father, John Hanlon, who died when he was 48 years old. I have photos, tombstone photos, and copies of the death certificate you mention in your post. If you would like to correspond regarding the Hanlon family, plesae contact me at HanlonTX@aol.com. Thanks, Kathy Hanlon

Re: Robert H. Hanlon

friendchris — 2011-07-23 01:06:57Z

The Robert H. Hanlon in the 1900-1910 census of Chicago was born in Tennessee on 4 June 1855. He died on 02 December 1925 in Bremen, Cook County, Illinois. The death record (on-line at FamilySearch) lists Robert’s father as “James Hanlon” and gives Robert’s birthplace as Nashville, Tennessee.

He seems to be the same as “Robert H. Hanlin,” who was born in Tennessee on 4 June 1855, the son of James H. Hanlin and Mary A. E. Brown.

James H. Hanlin and Mary A. E. Brown had four known children:

Anna Crawford Hanlin, b. 7 September 1848
Mary B. Hanlin, b. 14 September 1850
George William Hanlin, b. 18 October 1852
Robert H. Hanlin, b. 4 June 1855

Robert Hanlin appears in the 1860 census of Williamson County, Tennessee (Franklin Post Office). The head of household is his grandmother, Mary Brown (b. in Virginia abt. 1800). Robert’s mother Mary A. E. (Brown) Hanlin (b. 1822) is also in this household. Robert’s father, James H. Hanlin, is missing and would later enlist (near Chicago) in the 12th Illinois Cavalry.

Robert’s father James H. Hanlin returned to Tennessee after the Civil War, and Robert and his father moved to Nashville, Tennessee around 1868. (This is recorded in a letter from Robert’s sister Anna Hanlin to their brother George in 1872.) A Nashville city directory for 1869 records that J. H. Hanlin and Robert Hanlin are both working for “A Moore & Son.” J. H. Hanlin is living on Spruce Street.

The 1869 Nashville City directory shows a James H. Hanlin “wagon maker” on Spruce Street (this was James’ life-long occupation); but Robert is no longer listed. I have not been able to locate Robert in the census of 1870.

In 1879, Robert Hanlin’s grandmother Mary (Bendal?) Brown (widow of William Brown of Sussex County, Virginia) died in Franklin, Tennessee, leaving a small estate. Robert is mentioned in the probate records, but his siblings did not know how to find him. He is listed as “Robert H. Hanlin, Texas, but post office not known.”

Robert Hanlin is also mentioned in a genealogy of the Hanlin family that was researched in the 1920’s by Fred Hanlin and distributed in the 1950’s by J. Paul Hanlin (“A Hanlin Family Tree”, unpublished typescript). The document gives Robert’s name, parents, and birth date (4 June 1855, same as on the death certificate for “Robert H. Hanlon” of Cook County, Illinois). Then, the “Hanlin Family Tree” says of Robert, “not heard of since 1889.” This, interestingly, is the year when “Robert H. Hanlon” married Ella Sullivan in Chicago.

I would love to hear from anyone who knows anything about this family, and especially from anyone descended from Robert H. Hanlon of Chicago. Did Robert Hanlon and Ella Sullivan have any children other than James Joseph Hanlon (b. 1895, m. Ruth Virginia Worman)? What about Robert’s grandchildren?

Please let me hear from you!

Thanks,

Chris Hanlin
Cincinnati, Ohio

Patrick O`Hanlon - Donegal Ireland

marychurchtown — 2011-07-15 18:50:02Z

I seeking information on Patrick O`Hanlon born 1892 Donegal Ireland (parents Edward and Susan nee mcginley).

Patrick moved to Scotland and I know his second marriage was in 1938 to Jean/Jane Cryan but seeking any information regarding his first marriage.

Any possible leads would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Hanlon. Ireland.

sjmc30 — 2011-06-11 11:02:23Z

Hi Colin,

I have your Hanlons in my tree. My great great grandmother was Elizabeth Hanlon from Murroe, Dunfanaghy, James, Catherine and MaryAnn were her siblings, also Jane. Their parents were James Hanlon and Sarah McKinley. I have info on all the children except Mary Ann although I do have James Galbraith as her husband and a note that she died before 1872 in Dunfanaghy. My email is sjmcmailbox@gmail.com if you'd like to get in touch.

Harry St. Clair Hanlon

Kayz0220 — 2011-06-02 16:04:02Z

Hi im pretty new to ancestry still, so far just doing the free research, cant afford subscription just yet.
I am trying to find more information on my Ggrandfather Harry St. Clair Hanlon, I had found a WW1 registration card showing Harry St. Clair Hanlon born March 26, 1876, was an engineer for the OSL Railroad, address in 1918 was 1140 N. Garfield Pocatello, ID, married to Mina Hanlon (Gilson) (my Ggrandmother), was 42 years old when he filled it out and was signed September 10, 1918....Trying to find anything out on him, his parents, did he have siblings?, etc. I have had a real hard time trying to find info on his parents, only found a census that shows they were both born in New York. I would appreciate any help. Thanks you!
Kaylene

HANLON Martin J - Vietnam Wall section 5W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-25 19:53:38Z

HANLON Martin J - Vietnam Wall section 5W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 221,609 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

HANLON, John and CAMPBELL, Mary, Dundalk Co Louth

mhanlon990 — 2011-05-01 16:59:59Z

Any information related to HANLON, John, mariner, from Dundalk. Trying to link with my g-grandfather, Daniel and have found a possible link to Dundalk. Have found marriage of John to Mary Campbell, 1821 in Dundalk.

HANLON, John and MORAN/MOORE Mary, Kildare

mhanlon990 — 2011-04-03 15:27:08Z

Have found 1832 marriage record for Clane, Kildare and 1835 baptism record (son Daniel) for Monasterevin, Kildare. Anyone have information about this couple and family ancestors? Could John have been a mariner? Trying to connect with my g-grandfather Daniel b 1828 who's parents were John and Mary. Thanks!

HANLON James P - Vietnam Wall section 31W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-21 20:23:17Z

HANLON James P - Vietnam Wall section 31W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,072 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: HANLON Donald Emerson

t42Scottdale_WestmorelandCoPA — 2010-11-09 12:31:58Z

Sorry, but I placed dates from this photo that were from another person.

Donald is still living so no dates are posted for this entry.

HANLON Donald Emerson 1882 1957

t42Scottdale_WestmorelandCoPA — 2010-11-09 01:24:32Z

HANLON Donald Emerson 1882 1957

LRHanlon photographed this gravestone in the Scottdale Cemetery Westmoreland Co, PA. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 218,450 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Grayson), cemetery(Gunter) and Surname.
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HANLON LaVonne Rae SUCHOCKI

t42Scottdale_WestmorelandCoPA — 2010-11-09 01:24:21Z

HANLON LaVonne Rae SUCHOCKI

LRHanlon photographed this gravestone in the Scottdale Cemetery Westmoreland Co, PA. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 218,450 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Grayson), cemetery(Gunter) and Surname.
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HANLON Michael Clinton 1962 1985

t42Scottdale_WestmorelandCoPA — 2010-11-09 01:24:10Z

HANLON Michael Clinton 1962 1985

LRHanlon photographed this gravestone in the Scottdale Cemetery Westmoreland Co, PA. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 218,450 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Grayson), cemetery(Gunter) and Surname.
If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Patrick O'Hanlon/Hanlon of Washington County, Ohio

tomohanlon — 2010-10-28 17:32:30Z

I come from this line.

The phrase "lived under a rock" just means that they lived in a cave.

Tom O'Hanlon
tomohanlon@hotmail.com

Hanlon family in Ireland

ratchy84 — 2010-10-28 11:14:33Z

Hello

I'm wondering if anyone can help me with any information on the Hanlon family in Ireland. My Grandmother Margaret Hanlon was born 1933 and came from County Antrim in Ireland. She Married my Grandfather Leonard Robinson and moved to Wigan. Her Father's name is William Hanlon and her Mother's name is Florence.

If anyone has any information or help me were i can find Irish records it would be much appreciated.

Many thanks
Zoe

Clarance Hanlon-daughter Lillian-WVA

Prissyprude77 — 2010-10-10 01:04:45Z

Looking for Clarance Hanlon born in either OH or PA. Son of James Hanlon and Elizabeth Mienson. Rumored to have served in the war, and came home not quite right in the head. Married unknown, lived in WVA. One daughter Lillian Clare
Any info greatly appreciated
Sherry Hanlon
Prissyprude77@hotmail.com

Re: Hanlons of Aryshire

patrick1608 — 2010-09-29 13:08:26Z

Hello Fiona
I have only just seen your post re Patrick Hanlon. He was my grandfather---my mother Agnes and your grandfather Thomas were brother and sister.I have a fair bit of info about the Hanlons, so if you want to get in touch, please feel free to e-mail me---richardsonpatrick8@gmail.com- I'd like to know more about Uncle Tommy's background. Also I have the certificate that was provided by the RAF when he was killed.

HANLON Lodge L. of Barnesville, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2010-09-22 11:16:32Z

HANLON, Lodge L., 79, of Barnesville, Ohio (Belmont County) passed away Thursday, September 16, 2010 at The Ohio State University Ross Heart Center, Columbus, Ohio.

He was born April 30, 1931, to the late Kenneth K. and Sara Lodge Hanlon.
After graduating from Barnesville High School, he attended Kent State University, earning a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration and later a Law Degree from The Ohio State College of Law.
He was also a Certified Public Accountant and served in the US Air Force.
He was a former Partner in the law firm of Hanlon, Estadt, McCormick & Schramm, as well as President of Hanlon Insurance Agency. He was honored in 2008 by the Belmont County Bar Association for 50 years as a practicing attorney.

He was the founding member of the Barnesville Area Education Foundation and the Barnesville Community Foundation. He served on the Barnesville Exempted Village School Board, Belmont County Board of MRDD, Belco Crafts, and the Belmont County Joint Vocational School. He was past Exalted Ruler of Barnesville BPOE 1699, treasurer of the Barnesville Pumpkin Festival and an Elder of the Barnesville First Presbyterian Church.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother Charles C. Hanlon.

Surviving are his wife of 49 years Suzanne Williams Hanlon; daughter Elizabeth (Rodney) Hanlon of Pataskala, Ohio; 2 sons Thomas of Barnesville, Ohio and Ted (Kelley) of Barnesville and 4 grandchildren Gage G., Lane L ., Avery A. and Regan R. Hanlon.

Visitation Sunday 2-4 & 6-8 p.m. at the Campbell-Plumly-Milburn Funeral Home, 319 N. Chestnut St., Barnesville, Ohio. Funeral service 11 a.m. Monday at the Barnesville First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Andrew Woods. Burial in Crestview Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to: Barnesville Area Education Foundation or the First Presbyterian Church, Barnesville. Condolences at: CampbellPlumlyMilburnF

uneralHome.com

Sept 20, 2010

FUNERAL service was held this morning for a Barnesville man whose expertise led to organizations which will continue to help the school district and the community in the future.

Lodge L. Hanlon, an attorney for more than a half a century, died Thursday.

As an attorney and certified public accountant (non-practicing), his main interest was in taxes and estate planning. As an individual, he placed emphasis on planning for the future and the betterment of his hometown.

While serving on the Barnesville Board of Education, he saw the need for establishing an organization which could provide funds for many and varied needs and projects for the school and its students. He established the highly successful Barnesville Area Education Foundation.

The BAEF is financially supported by voting memberships and memorial and personal contributions. Operating expense fund-raisers include an annual raffle and a golf tournament. In addition, the Foundation also administers several generous memorial scholarships. It created its Hall of Fame which recognizes outstanding persons who attended Barnesville schools.

Hanlon patterned the organization of the Barnesville Community Foundation the same way with both endowment and unrestricted funds. The Community Foundation is the umbrella for tax-exempt groups including the Depot Steering Committee, Watt Center for History and the Arts, Amazing Playground, Friends of the Park, The Haven downtown youth center, Skaters of Barnesville and Rails to Trails.

He served as consultant for similar foundations throughout Ohio.

Hanlon's wealth of knowledge and caring were evident in many areas of community services. As a lifelong member of the First Presbyterian Church, he served as a trustee and elder and also provided advice on many legal and financial matters. He represented the Upper Ohio Valley Presbytery at the General Assembly.

He served on many boards such as the Ohio Valley Council of Boy Scouts, was a member and chairman of the Belmont County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities. Politically, he was a precinct committee, was on the Belmont County Republican Executive Committee and was a candidate for county and state offices.

In Barnesville, Hanlon was active in the early days of the Pumpkin Festival, was a member and president of the Chamber of Commerce as well as being a member and past exalted ruler of Barnesville Elks Lodge No. 1699. He served in the Air Force and was a member of American Legion Post 168.

Following graduation from Barnesville High School in 1949, Hanlon was graduated from Kent State University. After two years in the Air Force, he completed his law degree at The Ohio State University.

He joined the Arthur Andersen Co. in Cleveland, Ohio. During that time, he met and married Suzanne Williams. His father died in 1962, and he returned to Barnesville, Ohio with his wife and family in 1963 to take over his father's business, Hanlon Insurance, as well as to establish his own law practice.

In 2008, Hanlon was honored by the Belmont County Bar Association, marking his 50 years of practicing law. After beginning his law practice in Barnesville, he later joined the Kinder group in St. Clairsville and became a partner in Kinder, Kinder and Hanlon. After that, he and three associates formed the firm of Hanlon, Duff, Paleudis and Estadt.

The firm later changed and became known as Hanlon, Estadt, McCormick & Schramm Co., LPA., St. Clairsville. Hanlon announced his retirement from the firm Aug. 1 of this year.

Despite his busy schedule, this man of many talents and interests - especially football - took time to support the Shamrocks, and the Ohio State Buckeyes. Genealogy, travel, stamps and local history were among his hobbies.

In 2002, Hanlon was among the area residents saluted by The Times Leader in a special edition, "Hometown Times: People Who Make a Difference." That story pointed out that "very quietly, but very effectively," he served his hometown "in a most productive fashion."

Re: Patrick O'Hanlon/Hanlon of Washington County, Ohio

wvdonna62 — 2010-08-02 12:23:40Z

So far in all my research of the Joy family, I have found no connection between John William Joy of Washington County, Oh and my Mathew Joy of Monroe County, Oh. So therefore the 2 Joy girls that married the O'Hanlon boys are not related to me. I have kept all the info I have ever received in case it all ties in somewhere down the road.
I use this site quite a bit. I usually type in the last name and in location the county I want, i.e. Washington County, Oh. Wait for the green box to come up, click on it.
http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=home

hanlon

wackygirls1 — 2010-07-31 15:40:03Z

I am searching for my grandmother. Her name was Amelia M. Hanlon. She married William Charles Smith...
In the 1920 census her name says Hildred M. Smith...
I know she was called Millie. Her parents were born in Ireland and she was born in Springfield MA about 1890.
She died in the early 1950's in Westfield MA..
Any help would be appreciated.

Sherry Smith

Re: Looking for the Children of Rufus & Mary Joy Hanlon of Washington Co., Ohio

Bonisue59 — 2010-07-21 16:53:39Z

Aha! My husband is also a great-grandson of Felix Hanlon and Nancy Jones. His grandfather was Norman Hanlon. We have been to Patrick's grave both before and after the Rev. War grave stone was put there.

Re: Patrick O'Hanlon/Hanlon of Washington County, Ohio

Bonisue59 — 2010-07-21 13:00:36Z

All those Hanlons and Joys are my husband's family and they are all related. Do you still need to know the connections?

Two Hanlon brothers, Rufus and Richard, married two Joy sisters, Mary Anne and Sarah. Rufus died in a Civil War prison camp in Tyler, TX. The others relocated to Nebraska following the Civil War.

My mother-in-law's mother was Bessie May Joy and my father-in-law was Harold Clinton Hanlon. If this is your family, you are probably related to my husband twice -- as so many of the early settlers in that area are.

Re: Patrick O'Hanlon/Hanlon of Washington County, Ohio

Bonisue59 — 2010-07-21 12:49:36Z

That means they lived in a cave!

William Hanlon

KristaHold — 2010-07-06 21:21:51Z

I am searching for information on my g-g-g-grandfather William Hanlon, who was born in Newfoundland around 1819 and moved to PEI where he married Bridget Murphy. I believe he originated somewhere around St-John's. If anyone has any information concerning him or his parents, it'd be much appreciated.

Re: Hanlon, Sarsfield, Joyce, Eric

beagle60 — 2010-06-27 17:39:53Z

Hello and thanks for your reply - we are just back from a week away.
I would guess that you are Christopher Hanlon son of Sarsfied and Joyce. I was in contact with your sister Elaine in 2008.
Joyce was my fathers cousin (Richard) he was the son of George Spratt brother of Tom your Grandfather.
I don't know how interested you are in the Spratt family but I have traced it quite a way back. My main tree is not on Ancestry but if you were ever interested I would be happy to fill in any gaps for you.
Best wishes
Sue

Re: Hanlon, Sarsfield, Joyce, Eric

christopherfhanlon — 2010-06-19 21:16:21Z

Sarsfield lived in Ottawa, Canada -- with Joyce (Spratt)-- both are deceased -- had 4 children - all residing in Canada -- no child named Eric (to my knowledge) - Joyce's sister Dorthy also married during/after WWII - she moved to Erie PA - 2 children - she is deceased. Her children live in US.
Chris Hanlon

Re: Hanlon/Cullen of Carlow Town Immigration to Toledo, OH

Diane Mahoney — 2010-05-18 20:27:06Z

Thanks, Jack!

Re: Hanlon/Cullen of Carlow Town Immigration to Toledo, OH

jackmackk27 — 2010-05-18 20:25:57Z

They are House numbers,
Jack

Re: Hanlon/Cullen of Carlow Town Immigration to Toledo, OH

Diane Mahoney — 2010-05-18 20:10:51Z

Are the numbers the page numbers? thanks, Diane Mahoney

Hanlon Family

lizhanlon1 — 2010-05-05 15:03:19Z

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Re: Edward Hanlon - 81st Pa.

tedd81stpa — 2010-05-03 19:17:37Z

Hi Iva,
Thanks for the message. I did get his obit etc, but appreciate the offer. I would be glad for the other contact. One never knows what info is out there. Also, being as he died in 1920, there may be a photo of him someplace. It is always great to put a face to a name. I can be reached at ted81pa@ptd.net
Thanks again
Ted
81st PVI

Re: Edward Hanlon - 81st Pa.

IvaHan1219 — 2010-05-02 14:24:47Z

Dear Ted,
Sorry for the delay in responding...I was out of town for a couple of weeks. Anyway, I have Edward's obituary if you are interested in it and I also have correspondence from another Hanlon researcher, if you would like to read that. Just let me know and I'll E-mail it to you.
Iva

Re: Sons of John Hanlon and Mary Beaudreau

kidflyboy — 2010-04-21 23:54:24Z

John Hanlon Born 5 Jul 1886 in Canso N.S. I Think
Died 8 Mar 1951
Marie Born 25 Mar 1876 in Doner N.S. I Think
They had 4 sons
John E hanlon Born 24 Oct 1919 in Canso N.S.
Robert Hanlon we Do not have any information on Him
Lloyd hanlon we Do not have any information on Him
Dan Hanlon We do know that he was wounded in WWII but we have no other information on Him