1930 US Census
Trumbull, Ashtabula, Ohio
Fruit Farm #13
John Hann 51, Marital Status: Widowed
Eugene Hann 13 Son
Richard Hann 11 Son
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Hann Eugene Paul
Enlistment: 12 Jan 1938
US Navy
Service# 2832234
Entered service from Cleveland Ohio
First serving on the heavy cruiser
USS Houston (CA-30)
5 Jun 1938 - 28 Apr 1940
USS Oklahoma (BB 37)
Gunners Mate 3 Class
"F" Div USS Oklahoma
Date First On Board: 29 Apr 1940
Killed in Action 7 Dec 1941
Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawaii
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Killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor.
He was orphaned and raised by his uncle Stefan Hann. Was from Alliance Ohio. Eugene and his brother, Richard enlisted in the Navy together and were serving in the Pacific Fleet at the time of the attack. Eugene held the rank of gunner's mate third class.
World War II Navy, Casualties Ohio
Relative Name: Mr. Stefan Hann
Relative Relationship: Uncle
State: Ohio Country: United States
Type of Casualty: Killed In Action
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*Published in the YOUNGSTOWN VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1947, A-4
S/1/C EUGENE HANN
Alliance, Nov. 15 (1947)--Full military services will be held Monday afternoon for Eugene Hann, aged 24, whose body arrived here today from overseas. The body is the first of the war dead to arrive in the area.
Hann, first class seaman, was killed aboard the battleship U.S.S. Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7, 1941.
Born in Cleveland, he moved to Alliance following the death of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John/Jennie Hann, and made his home with his aunt, Mrs. Doris Holibaugh Thellmen. He also leaves a brother, Lieutenant Richard A. in Adak.
*Researched and submitted by
Eric Ackerman Topeka, Kansas 16 Apr 2014
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Trumbull, Ashtabula, Ohio
Fruit Farm #13
John Hann 51, Marital Status: Widowed
Eugene Hann 13 Son
Richard Hann 11 Son
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Hann Eugene Paul
Enlistment: 12 Jan 1938
US Navy
Service# 2832234
Entered service from Cleveland Ohio
First serving on the heavy cruiser
USS Houston (CA-30)
5 Jun 1938 - 28 Apr 1940
USS Oklahoma (BB 37)
Gunners Mate 3 Class
"F" Div USS Oklahoma
Date First On Board: 29 Apr 1940
Killed in Action 7 Dec 1941
Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawaii
--------------------------------------------
Killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor.
He was orphaned and raised by his uncle Stefan Hann. Was from Alliance Ohio. Eugene and his brother, Richard enlisted in the Navy together and were serving in the Pacific Fleet at the time of the attack. Eugene held the rank of gunner's mate third class.
World War II Navy, Casualties Ohio
Relative Name: Mr. Stefan Hann
Relative Relationship: Uncle
State: Ohio Country: United States
Type of Casualty: Killed In Action
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*Published in the YOUNGSTOWN VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1947, A-4
S/1/C EUGENE HANN
Alliance, Nov. 15 (1947)--Full military services will be held Monday afternoon for Eugene Hann, aged 24, whose body arrived here today from overseas. The body is the first of the war dead to arrive in the area.
Hann, first class seaman, was killed aboard the battleship U.S.S. Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7, 1941.
Born in Cleveland, he moved to Alliance following the death of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John/Jennie Hann, and made his home with his aunt, Mrs. Doris Holibaugh Thellmen. He also leaves a brother, Lieutenant Richard A. in Adak.
*Researched and submitted by
Eric Ackerman Topeka, Kansas 16 Apr 2014
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1930 US Census
Trumbull, Ashtabula, Ohio
Fruit Farm #13
John Hann 51, Marital Status: Widowed
Eugene Hann 13 Son
Richard Hann 11 Son
--------------------------------------------
Hann Eugene Paul
Enlistment: 12 Jan 1938
US Navy
Service# 2832234
Entered service from Cleveland Ohio
First serving on the heavy cruiser
USS Houston (CA-30)
5 Jun 1938 - 28 Apr 1940
USS Oklahoma (BB 37)
Gunners Mate 3 Class
"F" Div USS Oklahoma
Date First On Board: 29 Apr 1940
Killed in Action 7 Dec 1941
Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawaii
--------------------------------------------
Killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor.
He was orphaned and raised by his uncle Stefan Hann. Was from Alliance Ohio. Eugene and his brother, Richard enlisted in the Navy together and were serving in the Pacific Fleet at the time of the attack. Eugene held the rank of gunner's mate third class.
World War II Navy, Casualties Ohio
Relative Name: Mr. Stefan Hann
Relative Relationship: Uncle
State: Ohio Country: United States
Type of Casualty: Killed In Action
--------------------------------------------
*Published in the YOUNGSTOWN VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1947, A-4
S/1/C EUGENE HANN
Alliance, Nov. 15 (1947)--Full military services will be held Monday afternoon for Eugene Hann, aged 24, whose body arrived here today from overseas. The body is the first of the war dead to arrive in the area.
Hann, first class seaman, was killed aboard the battleship U.S.S. Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7, 1941.
Born in Cleveland, he moved to Alliance following the death of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John/Jennie Hann, and made his home with his aunt, Mrs. Doris Holibaugh Thellmen. He also leaves a brother, Lieutenant Richard A. in Adak.
*Researched and submitted by
Eric Ackerman Topeka, Kansas 16 Apr 2014
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Trumbull, Ashtabula, Ohio
Fruit Farm #13
John Hann 51, Marital Status: Widowed
Eugene Hann 13 Son
Richard Hann 11 Son
--------------------------------------------
Hann Eugene Paul
Enlistment: 12 Jan 1938
US Navy
Service# 2832234
Entered service from Cleveland Ohio
First serving on the heavy cruiser
USS Houston (CA-30)
5 Jun 1938 - 28 Apr 1940
USS Oklahoma (BB 37)
Gunners Mate 3 Class
"F" Div USS Oklahoma
Date First On Board: 29 Apr 1940
Killed in Action 7 Dec 1941
Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawaii
--------------------------------------------
Killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor.
He was orphaned and raised by his uncle Stefan Hann. Was from Alliance Ohio. Eugene and his brother, Richard enlisted in the Navy together and were serving in the Pacific Fleet at the time of the attack. Eugene held the rank of gunner's mate third class.
World War II Navy, Casualties Ohio
Relative Name: Mr. Stefan Hann
Relative Relationship: Uncle
State: Ohio Country: United States
Type of Casualty: Killed In Action
--------------------------------------------
*Published in the YOUNGSTOWN VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1947, A-4
S/1/C EUGENE HANN
Alliance, Nov. 15 (1947)--Full military services will be held Monday afternoon for Eugene Hann, aged 24, whose body arrived here today from overseas. The body is the first of the war dead to arrive in the area.
Hann, first class seaman, was killed aboard the battleship U.S.S. Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7, 1941.
Born in Cleveland, he moved to Alliance following the death of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John/Jennie Hann, and made his home with his aunt, Mrs. Doris Holibaugh Thellmen. He also leaves a brother, Lieutenant Richard A. in Adak.
*Researched and submitted by
Eric Ackerman Topeka, Kansas 16 Apr 2014
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