Agnes Gertrude Hann was born in Arkansas to William Henry Hann Sr and Mary Jenny Burer. She lived in the Reily area most of her life. She was a kindergarten teacher in Cincinnati, Ohio for several years. She had the childhood disease mumps while teaching. She met Frederick Harold Stubbs (Ted) through her brother, Donald. Donald and Ted worked together and Donald brought Ted home with him. They borrowed money from Agnes to go on a date. Later Agnes and Ted got together and married in 1929. Ted was born in Canada and became a naturalized citizen in 1940. They lived in Hamilton, Ohio and Indiana. Ted milked 35 head of cows, night and morning. They moved to the Reily area. Ted worked for the Champion Paper Co. He also painted for Leroy Vanness for years. They bought a home in Morning Sun, Ohio (halfway between Hamilton, Ohio and Richmond, Indiana). He worked for himself sanding floors, hanging wall paper, and painting inside and out. Agnes was a housewife. They celebrated 50 yrs. of marriage there. They had three children; Lucille Agnes in 1929, Frederick Harold, Jr. in 1931 and Susanne (named for Agnes' 2 sisters Susan & Anna) in 1934.Agnes taught the kindergarten Sunday School class for years. They always joined in, helped, and drove us to basketball games. At home with neighbors they enjoyed sled riding, taffy pulls, fudge making,etc. life was good. Every Sunday after church we went to Grandma & Grandpa's (William & Mary Hann) for dinner and an afternoon of home made ice cream, croquet with all the cousins and hide & seek. Agnes & Ted were both active in getting the Hopewell Church on the historical list. They were both laid to rest at the cemetery behind the church. (Contributed by Susanne Stubbs French).

Residences

1904 - Hardy, Sharp County, Arkansas 1910 - Reily, Butler, Ohio 1920 - Reily, Butler, Ohio 1930 - Boundary, Boundary, Idaho 1940 - Reily, Butler, Ohio 1950 - Israel, Preble, Ohio 1985 - Camden, Preble, Ohio