Hannah Hand was the daughter of Richard Hand and Frances Purefoy. Her father Richard passed away in 1689 and her mother Frances remarried William Lowry.
Hannah first married Capt. William Marshall, [1] [2] Justice of the peace for Elizabeth City County. He was murdered by Sailors about 1692 at Hampton. Their issue was:
Secondly, Hannah married Captain Richard Booker. [3] [4]
Their issue were:
Last mention of Hannah is in 1720; Hannah Booker, of Abingdon Parish, Gloucester county, gave a power of attorney to William Lowry, of Elizabeth City county, to release to Thomas Kerby, of Charles Parish her title to certain land in Elizabeth City county. Thomas was the husband of her step-sister Frances and father to five of her nieces and nephews.
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Categories: Abingdon Parish, Virginia Colony | Elizabeth City County, Virginia Colony | Gloucester County, Virginia Colony | Virginia Colonists