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Henry Hanlon (1853-1926) coal miner, gaoled trade unionist
Birth: 1853 at Usworth, Durham, England, son of Irish-born James Hanlon, miner, and Ann, née Murphy, a dressmaker. Marriage: (1) 11 November 1872 at Newcastle Registry Office, New South Wales, to Mary Ann Jones (1856-1900) who was born in Wales and signed with a mark. They had three daughters and three sons. (2) 16 November 1904 at Newcastle Registry Office to Auguste Helena Bertha, née Honow, late Mossner (1856-1915), a widow with eight surviving children who had been born in Brandenburg, Germany. Death: 11 July 1926 at Lambton, New South Wales. Religion: Catholic.
Chris Cunneen, 'Hanlon, Henry (1853–1926)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/hanlon-henry-32112/text39681, accessed 7 November 2024.
11 July,
1926
(aged ~ 73)
Newcastle,
New South Wales,
Australia
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