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HANN DISTRIBUTION 2000

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In addition the the Hanns shown on the map, there are a number who I have not yet been able to positively identify.  These are not shown as 'various Hanns', as these are families whose details I know from 1881, but whose initial origins are uncertain.

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Hanns in the 1911 census

HANN CLOSE       WELLS                                                    SOMERSET

origin unknown

 

 HANN GARDENS                                                                   LYTCHETT MATRAVERS                                                     DORSET

Believed to be named after village farmer and Lychett Matravers Parish Council member Leslie George Hann (1916-2001) of the Stourton Caundle branch and built in 2009

HANN ROAD                             ROWNHAMS                                  SOUTHAMPTON  

In the former grounds of Rownhams House, built in the early 1990s and named in memory of my uncle, Cllr. Ralph Eric Gordon Hann (1923-1987), for  many years a member of Nursling & Rownhams Parish Council

HANN TERRACE                                                 USWORTH STATION ROAD SULGRAVE                                                                                                                    WASHINGTON                                                                TYNE & WEAR 

Probably built in the 1920s, origin unknown.  On the 1911 census all of the Hann families living in Usworth were coal miners.  Hann Terrace now appears to have been reduced to just two of the orginal houses and sixteen newer bungalows
HANNS WAY                                EASTLEIGH                                      HAMPSHIRE

Believed to be named after Hann's 'Dorset' Dairy owned by the Compton branch of the family, who once employed Benny Hill and whose dairy was taken over by United Dairies and is now the site of the nearby Swan Centre built in 1989  

BOB HANN CLOSE                        PARKSTONE                                                                            POOLE               

Named after Cllr. Robert Hann (1904-1985), uncle of Leslie George (above) who was for many years a member of Poole Borough Council and former Mayor of Poole

 

 

 

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