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| Right, a great-great-granddaughter of Patrick and Johanna Hogan. Family tradition has it that she looks just like her mother Ruth Regan Bunn, her grandmother Margaret Hanrahan, and her great-grandmother Mary Rose Hogan. Note the resemblance to Hannah Long in the anniversary photo. |
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| Ibby Taylor Greer, a great-great-great granddaughter of Patrick and Johanna through their daughter Mary Rose, and another co-author of this website, poses with some of her artwork. Ibby has recently presented a one-woman art show and has a novel called "Moving Day" that you can order at amazon.com; it has gotten exceptional reviews. Read an interview with Ibby by Fearless Books, or another interview with the Page One Literary Newsletter. You can see a picture of or read about her haunted house. Or, click here to see some of her other artwork and read her thoughts on the creative process and how she came to be a painter. |
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| Willard Bunn, III, an international investment banker, is Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Lawrenceville School in Lawrenceville, New Jersey near Princeton. Click here to read about the school. Almost all the male Bunns, and recently the females, have attended this school, since the Bunns were originally from New Jersey, and most have gone on to Princeton. Willard's uncle, George Regan Bunn (a son of Ruth Regan Bunn), founded the Bunn Corporation and invented the Bunn-O-Matic coffee maker; George gave the Lawrenceville School the Bunn Library a few years ago. |
| The Hanrahan Branch -- Page 9 |