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David Hugh HANNAH (1913 - 1955)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Malcolm Leslie HANNAH (1943 - 1953) Living Living	David Hugh HANNAH (1913 - 1955) + Joan Heath Gray BERRIE (1917 - )	David HANNAH (1870 - 1930)	David HANNAH (1836 - 1890)
			Jane CAMPBELL
		Gertrude Muriel Arma BERRIE (1875 - 1967)	Thomas Alexander BERRIE (1844 - 1932)	Alexander BERRIE
				Mary A (BERRIE)
			Margaret Charlotte SNEDEN (1842 - 1919)	James Robert SNEDEN (1825 - 1852)
				Susan SWAN (1818 - )

b. 13 Jan 1913 at New South Wales, Australia

m. 1941 Joan Heath Gray BERRIE (1917 - ) at Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia

d. 10 Dec 1955 at Queensland, Australia aged 42

Parents:

David HANNAH (1870 - 1930)

Gertrude Muriel Arma BERRIE (1875 - 1967)

Siblings (5):

Kenneth Claude Beaumont HANNAH (1901 - 1992)

Sheila Jehane Campbell HANNAH (1905 - 1996)

Geoffrey David Berrie HANNAH (1908 - 1910)

Paul HANNAH (1911 - 1911)

Brian Richard Rick HANNAH (1915 - 2009)

Children (3):

Malcolm Leslie HANNAH (1943 - 1953)

Events in David Hugh HANNAH (1913 - 1955)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
13 Jan 1913		David Hugh HANNAH was born	New South Wales, Australia		18
17 Apr 1930	17	Death of father David HANNAH (aged 59)	Clermont, Queensland, Australia	Kilcummin Station	18
1941	28	Married Joan Heath Gray BERRIE (aged 24)	Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia		18
1943	30	Birth of son Malcolm Leslie HANNAH			18
1953	40	Death of son Malcolm Leslie HANNAH (aged 10)	Sydney, New South Wales, Australia		18
10 Dec 1955	42	David Hugh HANNAH died	Queensland, Australia		18

Personal Notes:

He was awarded the DFC (Distinguished Flying Cross) on 23 July 1943 for gallantry in air operations in Europe and the Middle East, when he was Acting Flight Lieutenant. His address was Tanby, via Rockhampton, Queensland. He ended military service on 25 January 1946. Morning Bulletin, Tuesday 27 July 1943 D.F.C. FOR TANBY PILOT MELBOURNE, July 26.-Acting Flight-Lieut David Hugh Hannah of Tanby, via Rockhampton, has been awarded the DFC for gallantry in air operations in Europe and the Middle East. Announcing this tonight, the Minister for Air (Mr Drakeford) said that Hannah was an excellent leader of high courage and devotion to duty and had led his flight efficiently. Hannah's aircraft was badly damaged by anti-aircraft fire. On reaching friendly territory he ordered his crew to bale out. At he was unable to communicate with his observer Hannah remained with his comrade and made a successful forced landing.

Source References:

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- Reference = John Woodside 24 May 1012 (Death)

- Reference = John Woodside 24 May 1012 (Name, Notes)

- Reference = John Woodside 24 May 1012 (Marriage)

- Reference = John Woodside 24 May 1012 (Birth)

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