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Hannah Minter Farrar
28 Jul 1804 – 23 Apr 1843
| Birth | 28 Jul 1804 |
| Death | 23 Apr 1843 |
| Cemetery | Layson Cemetery Putnam County , Georgia , USA |
| Added by | Patty Shreve on 26 Mar 2018 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/26474516 |
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Sister to Mary Minter Farrar, daughter of Joseph Minter and Frances (Fanny) Hill. ~Scott and Priscilla Butler Fraser.
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HANNAH MINTER-FARRAR was born on 28 July 1804 in Haw River Township (near present day Haywood & Moncure), Chatham County, North Carolina to Joseph Oliver Minter and Frances "Fanny" Hill-Minter. Hannah married William Powel Farrar circa 1825 in Chatham County, North Carolina, and they had SEVEN children of record: Joseph Pettus Farrar (1826-1860), Elizabeth Frances Farrar-(M1)Hurt-(M2)Winder (1829-?), William Thomas Farrar (1834-1895), Samuel Puryear Farrar (1836-1912), John Morgan Farrar (1838-1880), Mary Rebecca Farrar-(M1)Lane-(M2)Dirks (1840-1919), & Dabney Alexander Farrar (1842-1843). Hannah passed away on 23 April 1843 in Stanfordville, Putnam County, Georgia, and was buried there at the Stanfordville Community Cemetery, now known as the Layson Cemetery. REFERENCES: 1. 29 May 1932, Atlanta Georgia Newspaper, "People Who Think," GENEALOGY DEPARTMENT; Minters, and inter-Married Lines, Were Pioneers in Early Georgia History, by Lilla Odem. 2. North Carolina State Archives, 1823, Will Book B, p. 108, Chatham County, North Carolina. (Named in her Father's Will, Joseph Oliver Minter). 3. Stanfordville Cemetery Inscriptions Putnam County, Georgia: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/putnam/cemeteries/stanford.txt
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- John Morgan Minter 1792–1856 FaG
- Mary Ann Minter Farrar 1797–1877 FaG
- Elizabeth Minter May 1800–1822 FaG
- Sarah Minter 1803–1806 FaG
- Mrs Frances Minter Hawkins 1807–1861 FaG
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