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Page: pg. 199
Note: Enlisted 1862 in the Civil War, Union side, co H 35 Missouri Infantry.
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Page: pg. 199
Note: Daniel built a saw mill on Mill Creek and ran it from 1848-1862--from History of Holt County, Missouri, pg. 377.
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Page: pg. 199
Note: Ms. Montgomery shows another child for Daniel's marriage to Susana. Sarah, born 1840 in Lewis Twp., Holt County is sandwiched in between Mary, born in Ohio, and Leah, obrn in Boone County, Missouri. The family passed by Boone on their way to Holt County.
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Page: p. 34
Note: In 1854, Daniel Hahn, owned 70 acres of land and conveyed an undivided half interest to his wife, Nancy. In 1867, a year after Nancy's death, Daniel conveyed that half interest to Joseph Coleman, by warranty deed, for $450. The unnamed Plaintiff in this case bought the half interest from Coleman. A few weeks after Daniel died, the children of Daniel and Nancy filed suit against the Plaintiff for this half interest of land. The Plaintiff contested the suit and won in circuit court but lost in the Supreme Court when the plaintiffs in that case appealed (Miller v. Quick, 158 Mo. 495, 59 S. W. 955). The Plaintiff was ordered to surrender one-half of the half interest to the children of Daniel and Nancy when it was determined there was a breach of covenants in the deed from Hahn to Coleman. Because of that breach, the Plaintiff sought to recover from Daniel's estate the losses he incurred at having to give over land he had purchased from Coleman.
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Page: p. 495-504
Note: This is the same Miller V. Quick case referred to in the Southwestern Reporter. Daniel Hahn conveyed to Nancy E. Hahn by warranty deed 120 acres on 10 Aug 1854. It was an undivided half of the southeast quarter of section 17, township 59, range 38. Nancy died in 1866 intestate and a year later, Daniel sold 70 acres of her land to Joseph Coleman by warranty deed on 11 Nov 1867. On 6 Nov 1869, Daniel sold by warranty deed 25 more acres of Nancy's land to Alvin H. Buzzard, his nephew. After Daniel died, Nancy's children filed suit against the current owner of the seventy acres they believed rightfully belonged to their mother and which should not have been sold by Daniel to anyone. The original deed was brought in as evidence. "Now, said deed is made with this express understanding, that is to say: That whereas my said wife Nancy E. has left my bed and board and sued for a divorce in the Holt Circuit Court, now, if said Nancy E. returns to my house and lives with me as a wife, and I never drink any intoxicating liquors or get drunk and treat her ill, then said deed is to be void so long as I act right towards my said wife. But if I at any time hereafter take to drink or abuse my wife, Nancy E. Hahn, then and in that case the said deed is to be in full force and virtue in law and equity." It is noted that Nancy did return to Daniel's house. The defendant won this case and the children of Nancy E. Hahn later appealed and won back half of the seventy acres.
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Page: p. 257-264
Note: This is a further study in the suit brought by the children of Daniel and Nancy Hahn against the owner of seventy acres first given to Nancy by Daniel. See
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Page: September in Local History; 17 September 1909; n. p.; accessed; 29 July 2011
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Page: Township School Fund; 14 March 1873; accessed; 29 July 2011
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Page: 14 April 1873; n. p.; accessed; 29 July 2011
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Page: 2 June 1876; n. p.; accessed; 29 July 2011
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Page: 8 December 1876; n. p.; accessed; 29 July 2011
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Page: 15 March 1878; n. p.; accessed; 29 July 2011
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Page: 18 October 1889; p. 1.; accessed; 29 July 2011
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Page: 22 August 1890; p. 1; accessed; 29 July 2011
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Page: Bluff City Correspondence; 7 April 1876; n. p.; accessed; 29 July 2011
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Page: 9 November 1877; n. p.; accessed; 29 July 2011
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Page: pg. 197
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Page: p. 34
Note: Daniel's death date of 7 Nov 1897 is mentioned on this page. It is also reported that Daniel died intestate.
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Page: p. 500
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Page: 12 November 1897; n. p.; accessed; 29 July 2011
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Page: pg 68
Note: Buried Maple Hill Cemetery.
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Page: pg. 199
Note: Maple Grove Cemetery
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Page: Springfield Twp.; Danl Hahn; accessed; 25 August 2015
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Page: pg. 199
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Note: Book C
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Page: 34
Note: This court case mentions that Daniel married "some time after the death of Nancy [his first wife]" and that he had children from this marriage. The Plaintiff was reimbursed for his losses, but not as much as he had hoped.
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