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Pat, the city directories don't list women in the 1800s unless they are the head of household so I spent some time today searching for Thomas and John.
Here's what I found:
1875
Thomas Hannon, molder, works 119 Hunt
John C Hannon, shoe maker, boards southwest corner Willow
and Goodloe
1876
Thomas Hannum, carpenter, 108 Eastern Ave
John Hannon, laborer, 868 W 6th Street
John Hannum, shoemaker, 21 Goodloe
1877
Thomas Hannon, molder, home 26 George
John C Hannum, shoemaker, boards 21 Goodloe
1879
Thomas Hannon, Molder, 205 Elm Street
John Hannum, shoemaker, 21 Goodloe
1881
Thomas Hannon, Molder, 205 Elm Street
John Hannum, shoe fitter, 21 Goodloe
1883 - same as 1881
1884
Thomas Hannon, Molder, 406 W Court
John Hannum, same as 1881
1885
John Hannum, shoe laster, 6 Litherbury St
1891
John Hannum, Broad & Morengo
I didn't check further as I was getting tired but I did look to see if there was a death record for Thomas at this time. It was just a quick glance but I didn't see one.
Don't know where he went but looks like he was in Cincinnati unil at least 1884. And it also looks like John may have changed the spelling of his name quite early on.
Surely John C Hannon, shoe maker who boards at Willow and Goodloe in 1875 is the same person as John C Hannum, shoemaker who boards at 21 Goodloe in 1877 and thereafter.
I'll try to remember to look next week to see if I find any other records of them.
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