Hannah Callowhill Penn was the second wife of William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania. When William had a series of strokes in 1712, Hannah took over control of governing the colony of
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Hannah Callowhill Penn. This marker is located 2nd Street between Chestnut and Walnut Streets … | Historic philadelphia, Pennsylvania history, Philadelphia history
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Hannah Penn holds place in Pa. history but does she have a place in the governor's private office? - pennlive.com
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OLL's October (Belated) Birthday: William Penn (October 14, 1644 – July 30, 1718) | Online Library of Liberty
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HANNAH CALLOWHILL PENN Born in 1671, she married William Penn, 1696. They lived at Pennsbury, and in the Slate Roof House here, 1699-1701. During his final illness, 1712-18, and until her death,
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Correcting history: Hannah Penn earns recognition as Pennsylvania's first female governor three centuries later - pennlive.com
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Meet Hannah Callowhill Penn, Pa.'s first and only woman leader
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