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Charles Francis Hanlon

1893 to 1955

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Son of Daniel Hanlon, Sr. and Mary Ann McCann. Manager at Williams, Brown & Earle. Married Catherine McCauley, 1917.

Son of Daniel Hanlon, Sr. and Mary Ann McCann. Instrument inspector, 1920; shipping manager at Williams, Brown & Earle for 39 years. Married Catherine McCauley, 1917. Killed in a street assault in West Philadelphia.

Direct line

Denis Hanlonborn about 1785Jeremiah Hanlon1821 to 1901Daniel Hanlon, Sr.1859 to 1943Charles Francis Hanlon1893 to 1955

Parents

Daniel Hanlon, Sr.1859 to 1943Mary Ann McCann1863 to 1946

Brothers and sisters

Jeremiah Hanlon1886 to 1927Mary Hanlon1887 to 1972Kathryn C. Hanlon1888 to 1962Sarah D. Hanlon1890 to 1967Nora Veronica Hanlon1900 to 1965Thomas A. Hanlon1901 to 1938John Patrick Hanlon, Sr.1904 to 1982James Aloysius Hanlon1906 to 1991Hannah Hanlon? to 1892Daniel Hanlon, Jr.? to probably 1895Joseph Hanlon? to probably 1896Francis Hanlon? to 1900Elizabeth Hanlon? to 1903

Husbands and wives

Catherine McCauley1896 to 1953

Children

Marie J. Hanlon1918 to 2018Catherine Theresa Hanlon1920 to 2002Helen Elizabeth Hanlon1922 to 2016Charles A. Hanlon1927 to 2025

Living family members are not shown.

Life events

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  • 1893, 10 FebruaryBirth Charles Francis Hanlon born at Philadelphia
  • about 1916 or 1917Other Charles Francis Hanlon joins Williams, Brown & Earle
  • 1917Marriage Charles Francis Hanlon marries Catherine McCauley at Philadelphia (license 375394)
  • 1942, AprilMilitary Charles Francis Hanlon registers for the draft, 2220 Pierce Street; employer Williams, Brown & Earle, 918 Chestnut Street
  • 1950, 10 AprilCensus The census finds Charles Hanlon at 2220 Pierce Street, manager of the order department of a photographic supplies store, with Catherine, Catherine, 29, unmarried, and Charles, 22, a letter carrier
  • 1955, 5 DecemberDeath Charles Francis Hanlon is struck on the head near 46th Street and Baltimore Avenue, West Philadelphia, after leaving a doctor’s office, makes his way home to 2220 Pierce Street, and dies that night at St. Agnes Hospital

Records about Charles

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Marriage License Application — Francis Joseph Tobin and Helen Elizabeth Hanlon, Philadelphia, 16 September 1946Marriage Licenses and CertificatesWWII Draft Registration — Charles Francis Hanlon, Philadelphia, 1942Military and Pension Records

Where Charles appears in the story

Names and spellings in the records

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Charles1900 and 1910 censuses
Charles F. Hanlon (1917 marriage index
1920 census
Kitty’s Social Security application
death certificate)
Charles Hanlon (1940 and 1950 censuses
1955 *Inquirer*)

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