Individual Details

A Thomas Hannon was also on the 1827 tax list in Marion Co MO along with John McFall.

1830 Census. Logan Co KY, Russellville.
Thomas Hannon: 1m under 5, 1m 20-30. 1f 20-30.

1840 Census. Clark Co MO
Thos. Hannan 1m 10-15, 1m 20-30, 1m 30-40. 1f -5, 1f 5-10, 1f 30-40

1850 Census. Clark Co, MO, Hh 528
Thomas Hannan, 46, b. KY
Polly 45, b. VA
Bradford P. 21, b. KY
Mary Ann Riggs, 19, b. KY
Elias Rigss 36, b. Ohio
Martha A. Hannon, 19, b. KY
Elizabeth Hannan, 14., b. MO

From old family letter:
Thomas is said to have been captain of 51 wagons that traveled from Council Bluffs to Salt Lake City. John Dixon Hanan and brother James also said to have been with the train. [Note: Nephews of Thomas, sons of his brother Samuel.] Soon after they arrived at the Feather Reaves diggings, Thomas was out searching for stolen horses and was killed. He had a large sum of money on his person, some belonging to John and James - presumably robbery was the motive.
...the Prices homestead in Russellville, KY was still occupied by the Price family in 1936.

Birth	7 Aug 1803	Harrison County, Kentucky
Marriage	6 Feb 1826	Logan County, Kentucky - Mary Ann "Polly" Price
Death	Bef 1860

Spouse	Mary Ann "Polly" Price (1805 - 1882)
Child	Bradford Porter Hanan (1829 - 1911)
Child	Martha A. Hanan (1831 - )
Child	Elizabeth Hanan (1836 - )

Father	James Marshall Hanan (1771 - 1811)
Mother	Margaret "Peggy" McFall (1771 - 1824)
Sibling	James Hanan (1793 - )
Sibling	Samuel Hanan (1795 - 1852)
Sibling	John Hanan (1795 - 1831)
Sibling	Sarah Hanan (1800 - 1880)
Sibling	Polly Hanan (1805 - )
Sibling	Elizabeth Hanan (1807 - )
Sibling	Mary Ann Hanan (1808 - )
Sibling	Archimedes Hanan (1810 - 1902)