Place:
Christ Church, Newcastle
Source:
Marriages Register Book of Christchurch Cathedral, Newcastle 1856 - 1868 p38
Details:
Marriage of Joseph Wood, hotelkeeper, son of John and Anne Wood, to Fanny Anne Hannell, daughter of James and Mary Anne Hannell. Witness Robert Therbold
Surname:
Hewson (Hannell)
Source:
Newcastle Chronicle
Details:
Death at her residence, Newcomen street, Newcastle, Elizabeth, relict of the late John Butler Hewson and mother of James Hannell Esq., M.L.A., in the 80th year of her age, and a resident of the colony for over sixty years
Surname:
Priest (Hannell)
First Name:
Mary Ann Sophia
Source:
Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Page 62
Details:
Marriage of James Hannell (colonial born) aged 22 and Mary Anne Sophia Priest (colonial born) aged 17. Witnesses Mary A. Hewson and John Hannell
Surname:
Rouse (nee Hannell) (obit)
First Name:
Stephena Mary
Place:
Bonniebanks, Old South Head Road, Rose Bay, Sydney
Details:
LATE MRS. S. ROUSE DEATH IN SYDNEY. The death occurred, at her residence, Bonniebanks, Old South Head Road, Rose Bay, Sydney, yesterday morning, of Mrs. Stephena Mary Rouse, relict of the late Mr. Henry Rouse, of New- castle, who predeceased her thirty years. The late Mrs. Rouse, who was in her 90th year, was born on June 2, 1838, at the residence of her father, the late Mr. James Hannell, at the corner of Hunter and Bolton streets, on the site where the Union Bank now stands. Mr. James Hannell was well-known in the public life of Newcastle, being the first Mayor, and also the first elected parliamentary representative for Newcastle. Deceased was married in Newcastle at the latter end of 1854, and went with her husband for a trip to England on the sailing vessel Ocean Chief, accompanied by her husband s mother, the late Mrs. Ann Rouse, and the late Mr. Clarence Han- nell, her eldest brother. Deceased was the oldest native of Newcastle. There are two surviving sisters, Mrs. F. Craven, of Newcastle, and Mrs. W. F. James, of Maryville. Other sisters, who predeceased her, were Mrs. Thomas Clack, Mrs. Joseph Wood, Mrs. Edward Mitchell, who were all natives of New- castle. There is one surviving brother, Arthur H. Hannell, of Maryville, the youngest son of the late Mr. James Hannell. Two brothers, who predeceased her, were Messrs. Clarence H. Hannell and James E. Hannell. Deceased is survived by two sons and two daughters. The sons are William and Harry, the former being the elder, and is now the handicapper for the Newcastle Jockey Club and Singleton Racing Club. The two daughters are Mrs. Ann Clarke, widow of the late Dr. F Clark, of Darling Point, Sydney, and Mrs. Florence Thompson, of Bondi. Two daughters predeceased her, one of whom was the wife of the late Dr. Andrew Nash, of Lambton, and the other was Mrs. S. Garrick, of Melbourne. The body will be brought from Sydney by train, arriving at Newcastle at 12.10 p.m. to-day, and it has been arranged for a service to be held in the Newcastle Cathedral before proceeding to Sandgate Cemetery.
Surname:
Theobald (Hannell)
First Name:
Adeline Matilda
Place:
Christ Church, Newcastle
Source:
Marriages Register Book of Christchurch Cathedral, Newcastle 1856 - 1868 p38
Details:
Marriage of James Edward Hannell, Officer of HM Customs, son of James and Maryanne Hannell to Adeline Matilda Theobold, daughter of Robert Bishop Therbold, schoolmaster
Surname:
Thornton v. Hannell
Details:
Case in which Hannell had goods delivered to his carter by thornton's agent at the wharf and then refused to pay
