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About Hannah Corcoran
Hannah married a poor shoemaker named Corcoran. She was disowned by her family. One of their sons was W.W. Corcoran, who became an wealthy and influential banker of Washington DC (Riggs Bank & Corcoran Gallery of Art)
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Hannah Corcoran's Timeline
| 1766 |
January 20, 1766
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Hampshire, West Virginia
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| 1789 |
1789
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Washington, District of Columbia
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| 1791 |
January 29, 1791
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Washington, District of Columbia
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| 1794 |
1794
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Washington, District of Columbia
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| 1797 |
January 26, 1797
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Washington, District of Columbia
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| 1798 |
December 27, 1798
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Fort Lesley J. McNair, Georgetown, Arlington County, District of Columbia, United States
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| 1807 |
January 22, 1807
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Washington, District of Columbia
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| 1823 |
June 2, 1823
Age 57
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Washington, District of Columbia
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