Brook Hannah

[2] He studied law at the University of Melbourne before his debut for the "Maroons" against Carlton on 15 July 1893.

He is accredited with at least 37 VFA games and a further 14 for Carlton in the VFL, and was considered one of the best players afield.

[2] Carlton captain Jimmy Aitken said that "Brook Hannah defeated Collingwood's Pannam pointless and had worked over Geelong's McCallum in a similar fashion two weeks earlier.

"[3] After retiring from playing football, Hannah joined the China Inland Mission as an ordained missionary, and served as an assistant superintendent to Bishop Mowll of the Anglican Diocese of Szechwan.

[2] Brook Hannah met his future wife May, also a missionary, in China.

Carlton team, 1896. According to his surviving niece, Brook Hannah is believed to be the player seated in the middle row with the cap who is turning slightly away from the camera.