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Hannah may have been a widow when she married Thomas Graves. Her father was Thomas Simmons who named Thomas Graves, son-in-law, as executor of his will in 1794.

Caswell Co NC Will Book D, p.123
Oct Court 1802 Hannah Graves will written 27 Jul 1802. Sons Azariah and Major. My four children Isbell, Azariah, Lewis & Major Graves and Isbell Moore. If Isbell dies before lawful age then to return to my four children. Exec: trusty friend & relations Thomas Yancey, John Graves, Capt. and Thomas Simmons. Wi: J. G. Murphey, Anne Yancey, William Moore. Proved on oath of John Green Murphey.
Isbell Moore was a grandchild, daughter of dec'd daughter Nancy.

WB D, p.145
January Court 1803. Sale of Hannah Graves' estate was held 11 Nov 1802. Buyers included John Graves,Jun., Jacob Graves, Barzillai Graves, James Yancey, Bartlett Yancey, Thomas Yancey, Absolem Lea, James Graves, Isbel Graves, Azariah Graves (son of Thomas), Susannah Noel, John Graves Sen.
p.149
17 Jan 1803 Allotment of negroes of Thomas Simmons dec'd to legatees: Thomas Yancey, Thomas Simmons, William Anthony, Alexander Simmons and the heirs of Hannah Graves, dec'd. "....owing to Joshua Taylor and William Leak, legatees of said Thomas Simmons in right of their wives who were daughters of said dec'd, the sum of 106 #'s to be paid by other legatees agreeable to their allotments which is 1/7 part of the whole.

Marriage	Abt 1782	Thomas Graves
Death	1803	Caswell County, North Carolina

Spouse	Thomas Graves (1750 - 1799)
Child	Nancy Graves ( - 1803)
Child	Isabel Graves ( - 1815)
Child	Azariah Graves (1787 - )
Child	Lewis Graves ( - )
Child	Major Graves ( - )