Hannah Ellen Reeves and Howard S. Braffett married in 1844 in Preble County, Ohio. Howard probably died sometime between the 1850 and 1860 census enumerations.

Hannah and her sister Josephine Reeves were dressmakers (1860 Camden, Ohio; 1864 Washington, Missouri; 1882 Kansas City, Missouri; 1888 Los Angeles, California). Hannah died in 1895 in Los Angeles.

Hannah and Josephine were part of the 1864 evacuation of Washington, Missouri during the Civil War.

References:
• 16 Mar 1850 Preble County, Ohio, Petition for Partition of lot 13 in Camden, formerly called Newcomb, filed 11 Jul 1849, mentions David Reeves, deceased and his children including Hannah E. Braffett and Josephine Reeves.
• 1864 Washington, Missouri evacuation: https://mostateparks.com/sites/mostateparks/files/article_dmd_09281864[1].pdf#page=29 .
• 19 Jun 1888 Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, real estate sale to Hannah E. Braffett.
• 28 Oct 1888 Los Angeles Times, page 7, real estate transfer to Hannah E. Braffett.
• 31 Dec 1889 Los Angeles Daily Herald, page 7, H. E. Braffett plaintiff in foreclosure sale.
• 27 Apr 1895 Los Angeles Times, page 11, obituary.
• 27 Apr 1895 Los Angeles Times, page 11, notice of 26 Apr 1895 real estate transfer from Mrs. H. E. Braffett to Mrs. Jode Maupin.
• 25 Dec 1958 Washington Missourian, Washington, Missouri, page 3B, story from 1866 about Mrs. H. E. Braffett and Miss Reeves who did dress making and sold millinery at the corner of Jefferson and Main.
• 2021 FamilySearch: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LFLH-KM8 .
• 2021 Braffett descendants: https://willbraffitt.org/roots/BraffittDescendants.txt .

Hannah Ellen Reeves and Howard S. Braffett married in 1844 in Preble County, Ohio. Howard probably died sometime between the 1850 and 1860 census enumerations.

Hannah and her sister Josephine Reeves were dressmakers (1860 Camden, Ohio; 1864 Washington, Missouri; 1882 Kansas City, Missouri; 1888 Los Angeles, California). Hannah died in 1895 in Los Angeles.

Hannah and Josephine were part of the 1864 evacuation of Washington, Missouri during the Civil War.

References:
• 16 Mar 1850 Preble County, Ohio, Petition for Partition of lot 13 in Camden, formerly called Newcomb, filed 11 Jul 1849, mentions David Reeves, deceased and his children including Hannah E. Braffett and Josephine Reeves.
• 1864 Washington, Missouri evacuation: https://mostateparks.com/sites/mostateparks/files/article_dmd_09281864[1].pdf#page=29 .
• 19 Jun 1888 Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, real estate sale to Hannah E. Braffett.
• 28 Oct 1888 Los Angeles Times, page 7, real estate transfer to Hannah E. Braffett.
• 31 Dec 1889 Los Angeles Daily Herald, page 7, H. E. Braffett plaintiff in foreclosure sale.
• 27 Apr 1895 Los Angeles Times, page 11, obituary.
• 27 Apr 1895 Los Angeles Times, page 11, notice of 26 Apr 1895 real estate transfer from Mrs. H. E. Braffett to Mrs. Jode Maupin.
• 25 Dec 1958 Washington Missourian, Washington, Missouri, page 3B, story from 1866 about Mrs. H. E. Braffett and Miss Reeves who did dress making and sold millinery at the corner of Jefferson and Main.
• 2021 FamilySearch: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LFLH-KM8 .
• 2021 Braffett descendants: https://willbraffitt.org/roots/BraffittDescendants.txt .