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  1. Hannah Ward Barron (14 July 1829 – 10 November 1898) was a successful businesswoman, hotel proprietor and landowner in New Zealand. Biography. She was born in Cork, County Cork, Ireland on 14 July 1829, the oldest daughter and third child of Elizabeth Lynch and shopkeeper Thomas Dorney.

  2. Barron, Hannah Ward. 1829–1898. Businesswoman, hotel proprietor. This biography, written by Judith Bassett, was first published in the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography in 1993. Hannah Dorney was born in Cork, Ireland, probably on 14 July 1829, the third child and eldest daughter of Elizabeth Lynch and her husband, Thomas Dorney, a shopkeeper.

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  4. New Zealand shopkeeper and innkeeper. Name variations: Hannah Dorney, Joanna Dorney, Hannah Ward. Born Joanna Dorney, probably July 14, 1829, in Cork, Ireland; died Nov 10, 1898, in Bluff (Campbelltown), New Zealand; dau. of Thomas (shopkeeper) and Elizabeth (Lynch) Dorney; m. William Ward, 1850 (died 1860); m.

  5. Irish-born Hannah Ward Barron was an early hotel operator. Born Hannah Dorey in Cork, Ireland, where she married William Ward, and sailed to Melbourne in the 1850s. When William Ward died in 1860, she married to John Barron. Mrs Barron left Australia in 1863 with her three (of ten) surviving children.

  6. Hannah Ward Barron (14 July 1829 – 10 November 1898) was a successful businesswoman, hotel proprietor and landowner in New Zealand. Biography. She was born in Cork, County Cork, Ireland on 14 July 1829, the oldest daughter and third child of Elizabeth Lynch and shopkeeper Thomas Dorney.

  7. Businesswoman, hotel proprietor. Hannah Dorney was born in Cork, Ireland, probably on 14 July 1829. Married William Ward (d 1860), then married and separated from John Barron. See DNZB (Vol 2, 1870-1900, p26-27) There are 1 related items to this topic. Manuscript. Papers on women in the book.