Charles T. Hanrahan
                                            
  Charles T. Hanrahan, 83, lifelong resident of the Charlotte area, died  
  about 7:30 a.m. Sunday in Mercy Hospital, Clinton, after several weeks  
  illness.
  
  The funeral mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Assumption 
  Catholic  church  at  Charlotte,  with   Rev.  John  Kennedy,  pastor,   
  officiating. Burial will be in Assumption Cemetery. 
  
  The body will repose in the family home in Charlotte after 6 p.m. today. 
  The rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. at the family home.
  
  Charles T. Hanrahan was born December 4, 1875 at Charlotte, son of the  
  late William T. and Mary O'Toole Hanrahan. He married Monica McDermott  
  June 7, 1905 at Charlotte, and she preceded him in death on February 25, 
  1955.
  
  Surviving are 2 daughters, Mrs. Ambrose (Helen) McDonald of De Witt and 
  Mary Clare Hanrahan of Charlotte; two sons, Edward of Clinton and Urban 
  J. of De Witt; 3 grandchildren, and  one sister, Mrs. Frank Monahan of  
  Cedar Rapids.
  
  Clinton Herald 
  June 1, 1989
  
                             Edward Hanrahan
                                            
  Edward J.  "Pinkie" Hanrahan,  73, of  Clinton  died Tuesday  in Mercy  
  Hospital. Mass of the Christian  Burial was held at  11 a.m. Friday in  
  Assumption Catholic church, with Monsignor Lawrence Soens officiating.  
  Burial was in the church cemetery.
  
  He was born October 3,  1909, in Charlotte to  Charles and Monica Rose  
  McDermott Hanrahan. He attended Charlotte schools and was a Navy veteran 
  of World War II. He married Abelene Margaret McGrory June 29, 1938. She 
  died September 15, 1945 and he married Debbie Gibson December 22, 1953 
  in Clinton. He  worked at  The Landing near  De Witt,  Albany House in  
  Albany, and with Virtus Hanson in Clinton  and was a member of De Witt  
  Post 238 American Legion.
  
  Survivors include his wife Debbie, a brother, Urban J. (Red) Hanrahan of 
  De Witt, and two sister, Mrs. Ambrose  (Helen) McDonald of De Witt and  
  Mary Clare Hanrahan of Charlotte.
  
  De Witt Observer
  July 2, 1983
                                            
                                            
                          Mrs. Charles Hanrahan
                                            
  Mrs. Charles Hanrahan, 73, of Charlotte, died  at 8 p.m. Friday in her  
  home after several months of illness. Friends may call after 7:00 p.m. 
  tonight at the family home.
  
  Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Monday in Assumption Catholic 
  church. Rev. James Quinlan will officiate. Burial will be in Assumption 
  cemetery.
  
  The former  Monica  Rose  McDermott was  born  September  10,  1881 at  
  Charlotte to the late James and Mary  Shannon McDermott. She spent her 
  entire life in that community and taught in Clinton county schools for a 
  number of years. During World War I she attended Mt. St. Clare college, 
  Clinton and returned to teaching. She also was a graduate of Charlotte 
  public school and attended Our Lady of Angels Academy in Clinton.
  
  On June 7, 1905 she was married  in Charlotte to Charles Hanrahan. She  
  was very active in Democrat  party politics for a  number of years and  
  held several county posts in that connection. she was president of the 
  Altar and Rosary Society of Assumption church.
  
  Surviving are  the husband;  two  daughters, Mrs.  Ambrose  (Helen) Mc  
  Donald, Delmar, and Miss  Mary Clare Hanrahan  of Charlotte: two sons,  
  Edward J. of Clinton and Urban J. of De Witt; Three grandchildren; two  
  sisters, Mrs. Florence Fullan of San Francisco, Calif. and Mrs. Gertrude 
  Brinkman, Blooming Prairie, Minn., and four brothers, James of Delmar, 
  Luke of Charlotte, Cleo of De Witt and Leo of Omaha, Neb.
  
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  Retyped 1994 by Lyman Morrison.