I found the following on an Indiana American Revolution website. http://www.geocities.com/sdfranklin_1999/inssar_cem-project.html The contact person's name is Stephen Franklin, whose email is below. I believe that this Hanna could be a key to show where some of our brick walls might have migrated to when they disappeared from southern South Carolina and Georgia after the American Revolution. It is full of all kinds of American Revolution service for many names familiar to Georgia, and worth a look. It shows that the battle of Cowpens was fought 'at his uncle Joseph Hanna's plantation' My interest in Mary Parks is some kind of connection between the Henderson family and the Parks and Burroughs family, c. early 1800's. The website has the picture of the gravestones for Robert Hanna and his wife, Mary Parks Hanna. I do know that a Martha Hanna(h) married a Daniel Henderson c. 1820 around Screven County, GA, and then Daniel died, and Martha remarried. If anyone has any further information about the relationships of these families, please post. Thank you, Carole Drexel drexel410@charter.net IN Memory of ROBERT HANNA Was born Decr 10th 1744 And departed this life The 24th of January 1821 He was A brave defender Of his Country's Rights And lived and died an honest Man HANNA, ROBERT Born--Dec. 10, 1744, Prince Edwards Co., Virginia. Died--Jan. 24, 1821. Lived in Franklin Co., but buried across the line in Union Co., Sims Cemetery. Stone. The graves in this cemetery were moved back into Franklin Co, In due to the Brookville Lake Resevoir Project and are now in what is referred to as the New Fairfield Cemetery. Service--Fought from S. C. to Vermont. In battle of Cowpens, which was fought on his Uncle Joseph Hanna's plantation. Also at Bennington and King's Mt. Proof--House of Hanna; O'Hart's Irish Pedigree, vol. 2, p. 551; Certificate of service from Secretary of State and S. C., Stub Book 65. Married--Mary Parks, 1748-1834. IN Memory of MARY HANNA Who was born the 10th Of April 1748 And departed this life The 1st of June 1834 Children: Mary, m. John Templeton; Joseph, m. Sarah Adair Margaret, m. Wm. Byrd Katharine, m. John Hitch Janet, m. Solomon Manwaring Robert, m. first Sarah Mowery, second Olive Catherine Wood Graem, m. first Agnes Taylor, second Mary McKinney James, m. Nancy Laird John, m. Sarah Jones. The following is from: ROSTER OF SOLDIERS AND PATRIOTS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION BURIED IN INDIANA, compiled and edited by Mrs. Roscoe C. O'Byrne, published 1938 by Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution, p. 175. I think it would serve your purpose for additional information on Robert Hanna. Information collected by Mrs. Elnora P. Campbell, Liberty, Indiana.