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Genealogy Research

The Hanneman Archive is researching the following surnames:

Hanneman, Hannemann, Treutel, Osterman, Krosch, Kühl, Ladick, Ladwig, Mulqueen, Dailey, Chase, White, Walsh, Switalski, Latham, Marshall, Conarton and Morganthaler.

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Color Splash Your Photo Library
January 12, 2016 Joe Hanneman 6 Comments
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Dying Wish Brought Chapel Windows Home to St. Mary’s Hospital
November 19, 2014 Joe Hanneman 7 Comments
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Hanneman’s Mayoral Election Continued 400-Year Tradition
November 17, 2014 Joe Hanneman 5 Comments
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Cemeteries Offer Great Lessons in History
October 30, 2014 Joe Hanneman 2 Comments
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A Little Mulqueen Family Photo Flashback
October 18, 2014 Joe Hanneman 2 Comments
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Photos with That Memorable Something
September 10, 2014 Joe Hanneman 1 Comment

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History Preserved. Lives Treasured.

In Memoriam

This site is a living history project in memory of David D. Hanneman (1933-2007) and a life well lived. A great husband, Dad, Grandpa, brother, uncle and son, Dave loved family history. Many of the things featured here are family treasures he preserved and protected for many decades. It also honors the memory of Mary K. Hanneman (1932-2018), a devoted mother.

Inspiring True Story

The Journey Home is the inspiring story of a father's battle with cancer, and the miraculous parting message he left for his family. Despite crippling symptoms from cancer, David Hanneman finished his life with renewed Catholic faith - and a resolve that shows us how each life's journey has an incredible destination.

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