Hall, Levi 'Henry' Jr.

1878 - 1950  (72 years)

• Name	Hall, Levi 'Henry'  [1, 2]
  	Levi Henry Hall Jr. Posted 06 jul 2011 by wkhall187 Levi Henry Hall Jr - known as Henry to most - born January 15, 1878, in Mason, Ingham County, Michigan - Died February 6, 1950 in WheatRidge, Jefferson County, Colorado. Levi was the fifth child of seven born to Levi Henry Hall Sr. and Sarah Ann (Dunkerton) Hall. Married Lottie Mae Tanner of Rose Hill, Adams Co., Colorado (later to become part of Rocky Mtn Arsenal). They were married July 5, 1914 in Golden, Jefferson Co., Colorado. they had seven children - Raymond Francis, Aaron Richard, Evelyn Lottie, Henry Horace, Frederick Calvin, William Kenneth and George Wayne. Levi and brother John Roger moved from Michigan in 1896 to Lawrence County, Tennesee with their father and mother. They became involved in lumber or a lumber mill. Shown on 1900 census in Civil District 2, Lawrence County, Tennesee. Moving to Fairmont, Jefferson co., Colorado, later in 1900. It is unkown what inspired Levi and his parents to come to Colorado. They built a house at 48th and Indiana St in Fairmont, Jefferson Co., Colorado.,of hardwoods brought to Colorado by wagon or train. The house still stands today. they had a substantial amount of land in which they operated a truck farm. Levi on a business trip in 1913 made a trip to Rose Hill to visit Horace Monroe Tanner about livestock. It happened to be laundry day and Lottie Mae Tanner (Horace'[s daughter) with her mother Mary (Ager) Tanner were in the yard washing clothes as Levi arrived. Struck by her solid structure and how she was dressed, (a long dress with an apron) he decided this was the girl for him. Due to the distance the courtship was short. To marry July 5, 1914. Levi was struck with diabetes at a fairly young age, but continued to work the farm beside his growing boys. Making several long trips from Golden to Arvada to sell his produce or buy supplies. It was said by horse and wagon this was an all day job. Then while working on the roof of the barn he lost his balance falling to the ground. Refusing to see a doctor his back became progressively worse. Eventually unable to walk he spent the rest of his life in a wheel chair. Only twice in his late years was he ever seen standing. Once to calm wild grandkids running through the house. The other was the day he died. Asking Lottie to help him to the sink for a drink. Passing away later that afternoon. It was said Levi was a stikingly good looking man with dark hair and deep piercing brown eyes. He was quite an angry man later in life. Likely due to the frustration of his physical inability. He demanded hard work from all of his children. Almost to the point of cruelty. In sprite of his anger, Lottie and he were bonded to one another to the day he died. Levi is buried at Crown Hill Cemetary, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson Co., Colorado, next to wife Lotte May and son Freddie Calvin. Story by William Kenneth Hall Jr. (Grandson of Levi and son of William Kenneth Sr) Sources:Marian (Barnett)Hall wife of William Kenneth Hall Sr, Death Certificate & Marriage License US Federal Census from: 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, and 1950
  Suffix	Jr.
  Birth	15 Jan 1878	Mason, Ingham, Michigan, USA   [1, 2]
  Gender	Male
  Residence	1880	Alaiedon, Ingham, Michigan, USA   [1]
  Residence	1900	Lawrence County, Tennessee, USA   [1]
  	district 2
  Residence	Between 1910 and 1940	Fairmont, Jefferson, Colorado, USA   [1]
  Residence	1942	Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA   [1]
  Death	6 Feb 1950	Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA   [2]
  Obituary	Levi Henry Hall Jr. Posted 06 jul 2011 by wkhall187 Levi Henry Hall Jr - known as Henry to most - born January 15, 1878, in Mason, Ingham County, Michigan - Died February 6, 1950 in WheatRidge, Jefferson County, Colorado. Levi was the fifth child of seven born to Levi Henry Hall Sr. and Sarah Ann (Dunkerton) Hall. Married Lottie Mae Tanner of Rose Hill, Adams Co., Colorado (later to become part of Rocky Mtn Arsenal). They were married July 5, 1914 in Golden, Jefferson Co., Colorado. they had seven children - Raymond Francis, Aaron Richard, Evelyn Lottie, Henry Horace, Frederick Calvin, William Kenneth and George Wayne. Levi and brother John Roger moved from Michigan in 1896 to Lawrence County, Tennesee with their father and mother. They became involved in lumber or a lumber mill. Shown on 1900 census in Civil District 2, Lawrence County, Tennesee. Moving to Fairmont, Jefferson co., Colorado, later in 1900. It is unkown what inspired Levi and his parents to come to Colorado. They built a house at 48th and Indiana St in Fairmont, Jefferson Co., Colorado.,of hardwoods brought to Colorado by wagon or train. The house still stands today. they had a substantial amount of land in which they operated a truck farm. Levi on a business trip in 1913 made a trip to Rose Hill to visit Horace Monroe Tanner about livestock. It happened to be laundry day and Lottie Mae Tanner (Horace'[s daughter) with her mother Mary (Ager) Tanner were in the yard washing clothes as Levi arrived. Struck by her solid structure and how she was dressed, (a long dress with an apron) he decided this was the girl for him. Due to the distance the courtship was short. To marry July 5, 1914. Levi was struck with diabetes at a fairly young age, but continued to work the farm beside his growing boys. Making several long trips from Golden to Arvada to sell his produce or buy supplies. It was said by horse and wagon this was an all day job. Then while working on the roof of the barn he lost his balance falling to the ground. Refusing to see a doctor his back became progressively worse. Eventually unable to walk he spent the rest of his life in a wheel chair. Only twice in his late years was he ever seen standing. Once to calm wild grandkids running through the house. The other was the day he died. Asking Lottie to help him to the sink for a drink. Passing away later that afternoon. It was said Levi was a stikingly good looking man with dark hair and deep piercing brown eyes. He was quite an angry man later in life. Likely due to the frustration of his physical inability. He demanded hard work from all of his children. Almost to the point of cruelty. In sprite of his anger, Lottie and he were bonded to one another to the day he died. Levi is buried at Crown Hill Cemetary, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson Co., Colorado, next to wife Lotte May and son Freddie Calvin. Story by William Kenneth Hall Jr. (Grandson of Levi and son of William Kenneth Sr) Sources:Marian (Barnett)Hall wife of William Kenneth Hall Sr, Death Certificate & Marriage License US Federal Census from: 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, and 1950
  Death	6 Feb 1950	Wheat Ridge, Jefferson, Colorado, USA   [1]
  Burial	Abt 9 Feb 1950	Wheat Ridge, Jefferson, Colorado, USA   [1, 2]
  	20190630HAv- Freddie Calvin Hall Photo added by Rubye Charon Yvonne Dyer Freddie Calvin Hall BIRTH 1923 DEATH 1925 (aged 1-2) BURIAL Crown Hill Cemetery Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, Colorado, USA MEMORIAL ID 32263369 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Family Members Parents Levi Henry Hall 1878-1950 Lottie May Tanner Hall 1888-1969 Flowers Leave a Flower
  		Hall, Levi Lottie Freddie Cem- Crown Hill fag_ 20190630HAv- Freddie Calvin Hall Photo added by Rubye Charon Yvonne Dyer Freddie Calvin Hall BIRTH 1923 DEATH 1925 (aged 1-2) BURIAL Crown Hill Cemetery Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, Colorado, USA MEMORIAL ID 32263369 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Family Members Parents Levi Henry Hall 1878-1950 Lottie May Tanner Hall 1888-1969 Flowers Leave a Flower
  Person ID	I36322	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Hall, Levi Henry Sr.,   b. 28 Jul 1841, Mecca, Trumbull, Ohio, USA d. 9 Mar 1921, Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA (Age 79 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Dunkerton, Sarah Ann,   b. 27 Mar 1838, Bloomfield, Trumbull, Ohio, USA d. 16 Oct 1928, Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA (Age 90 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Issue, jt	7- Levi was the fifth child of seven born to Levi Henry Hall Sr. and Sarah Ann (Dunkerton) Hall.
  	Levi Henry Hall Jr. Posted 06 jul 2011 by wkhall187 Levi Henry Hall Jr - known as Henry to most - born January 15, 1878, in Mason, Ingham County, Michigan - Died February 6, 1950 in WheatRidge, Jefferson County, Colorado. Levi was the fifth child of seven born to Levi Henry Hall Sr. and Sarah Ann (Dunkerton) Hall. Married Lottie Mae Tanner of Rose Hill, Adams Co., Colorado (later to become part of Rocky Mtn Arsenal). They were married July 5, 1914 in Golden, Jefferson Co., Colorado. they had seven children - Raymond Francis, Aaron Richard, Evelyn Lottie, Henry Horace, Frederick Calvin, William Kenneth and George Wayne. Levi and brother John Roger moved from Michigan in 1896 to Lawrence County, Tennesee with their father and mother. They became involved in lumber or a lumber mill. Shown on 1900 census in Civil District 2, Lawrence County, Tennesee. Moving to Fairmont, Jefferson co., Colorado, later in 1900. It is unkown what inspired Levi and his parents to come to Colorado. They built a house at 48th and Indiana St in Fairmont, Jefferson Co., Colorado.,of hardwoods brought to Colorado by wagon or train. The house still stands today. they had a substantial amount of land in which they operated a truck farm. Levi on a business trip in 1913 made a trip to Rose Hill to visit Horace Monroe Tanner about livestock. It happened to be laundry day and Lottie Mae Tanner (Horace'[s daughter) with her mother Mary (Ager) Tanner were in the yard washing clothes as Levi arrived. Struck by her solid structure and how she was dressed, (a long dress with an apron) he decided this was the girl for him. Due to the distance the courtship was short. To marry July 5, 1914. Levi was struck with diabetes at a fairly young age, but continued to work the farm beside his growing boys. Making several long trips from Golden to Arvada to sell his produce or buy supplies. It was said by horse and wagon this was an all day job. Then while working on the roof of the barn he lost his balance falling to the ground. Refusing to see a doctor his back became progressively worse. Eventually unable to walk he spent the rest of his life in a wheel chair. Only twice in his late years was he ever seen standing. Once to calm wild grandkids running through the house. The other was the day he died. Asking Lottie to help him to the sink for a drink. Passing away later that afternoon. It was said Levi was a stikingly good looking man with dark hair and deep piercing brown eyes. He was quite an angry man later in life. Likely due to the frustration of his physical inability. He demanded hard work from all of his children. Almost to the point of cruelty. In sprite of his anger, Lottie and he were bonded to one another to the day he died. Levi is buried at Crown Hill Cemetary, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson Co., Colorado, next to wife Lotte May and son Freddie Calvin. Story by William Kenneth Hall Jr. (Grandson of Levi and son of William Kenneth Sr) Sources:Marian (Barnett)Hall wife of William Kenneth Hall Sr, Death Certificate & Marriage License US Federal Census from: 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, and 1950
  Family ID	F10803	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Tanner, Lottie May,   b. 22 Apr 1888, Arapahoe, Colorado, USA d. 23 Oct 1969, Denver, Colorado, USA (Age 81 years)
  Marriage	5 Jul 1914	Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA   [1]
  	Levi Henry Hall Jr. Posted 06 jul 2011 by wkhall187 Levi Henry Hall Jr - known as Henry to most - born January 15, 1878, in Mason, Ingham County, Michigan - Died February 6, 1950 in WheatRidge, Jefferson County, Colorado. Levi was the fifth child of seven born to Levi Henry Hall Sr. and Sarah Ann (Dunkerton) Hall. Married Lottie Mae Tanner of Rose Hill, Adams Co., Colorado (later to become part of Rocky Mtn Arsenal). They were married July 5, 1914 in Golden, Jefferson Co., Colorado. they had seven children - Raymond Francis, Aaron Richard, Evelyn Lottie, Henry Horace, Frederick Calvin, William Kenneth and George Wayne. Levi and brother John Roger moved from Michigan in 1896 to Lawrence County, Tennesee with their father and mother. They became involved in lumber or a lumber mill. Shown on 1900 census in Civil District 2, Lawrence County, Tennesee. Moving to Fairmont, Jefferson co., Colorado, later in 1900. It is unkown what inspired Levi and his parents to come to Colorado. They built a house at 48th and Indiana St in Fairmont, Jefferson Co., Colorado.,of hardwoods brought to Colorado by wagon or train. The house still stands today. they had a substantial amount of land in which they operated a truck farm. Levi on a business trip in 1913 made a trip to Rose Hill to visit Horace Monroe Tanner about livestock. It happened to be laundry day and Lottie Mae Tanner (Horace'[s daughter) with her mother Mary (Ager) Tanner were in the yard washing clothes as Levi arrived. Struck by her solid structure and how she was dressed, (a long dress with an apron) he decided this was the girl for him. Due to the distance the courtship was short. To marry July 5, 1914. Levi was struck with diabetes at a fairly young age, but continued to work the farm beside his growing boys. Making several long trips from Golden to Arvada to sell his produce or buy supplies. It was said by horse and wagon this was an all day job. Then while working on the roof of the barn he lost his balance falling to the ground. Refusing to see a doctor his back became progressively worse. Eventually unable to walk he spent the rest of his life in a wheel chair. Only twice in his late years was he ever seen standing. Once to calm wild grandkids running through the house. The other was the day he died. Asking Lottie to help him to the sink for a drink. Passing away later that afternoon. It was said Levi was a stikingly good looking man with dark hair and deep piercing brown eyes. He was quite an angry man later in life. Likely due to the frustration of his physical inability. He demanded hard work from all of his children. Almost to the point of cruelty. In sprite of his anger, Lottie and he were bonded to one another to the day he died. Levi is buried at Crown Hill Cemetary, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson Co., Colorado, next to wife Lotte May and son Freddie Calvin. Story by William Kenneth Hall Jr. (Grandson of Levi and son of William Kenneth Sr) Sources:Marian (Barnett)Hall wife of William Kenneth Hall Sr, Death Certificate & Marriage License US Federal Census from: 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, and 1950 They were married July 5, 1914 in Golden, Jefferson Co., Colorado. they had seven children
  Children	1. Hall, William Kenneth Sr.,   b. 17 Jul 1927, Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA d. 4 Jan 2008, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson, Colorado, USA (Age 80 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   2. Hall, Evelyn Lottie,   b. 30 Apr 1922, Fairmont, Jefferson, Colorado, USA d. 28 Jan 2007, Canon City, Fremont, Colorado, USA (Age 84 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   3. Hall, Fredrick Calvin,   b. 1923   d. 1925, Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA (Age 2 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   4. Hall, Aaron Richard,   b. 18 Nov 1917, Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA d. 30 Mar 2003, Palisade, Mesa, Colorado, USA (Age 85 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   5. Hall, George Wayne,   b. Abt 1929, Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA d. 30 Jun 1971, Denver, Colorado, USA (Age 42 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   6. Hall, Raymond 'Francis',   b. 14 Apr 1915, Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA d. 25 Apr 1998, Wellington, Larimer, Colorado, USA (Age 83 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   7. Hall, Henry 'Horace',   b. 2 May 1919, Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA d. 19 Nov 1994, Colorado, USA (Age 75 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F10801	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Birth - 15 Jan 1878 - Mason, Ingham, Michigan, USA Residence - 1880 - Alaiedon, Ingham, Michigan, USA Residence - district 2 - 1900 - Lawrence County, Tennessee, USA Residence - Between 1910 and 1940 - Fairmont, Jefferson, Colorado, USA Marriage - 5 Jul 1914 - Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA Residence - 1942 - Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA Death - 6 Feb 1950 - Golden, Jefferson, Colorado, USA Death - 6 Feb 1950 - Wheat Ridge, Jefferson, Colorado, USA Burial - Abt 9 Feb 1950 - Wheat Ridge, Jefferson, Colorado, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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  Hall, Levi Lottie Freddie Cem- Crown Hill fag_ 20190630HAv- Freddie Calvin Hall Photo added by Rubye Charon Yvonne Dyer Freddie Calvin Hall BIRTH 1923 DEATH 1925 (aged 1-2) BURIAL Crown Hill Cemetery Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, Colorado, USA MEMORIAL ID 32263369 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Family Members Parents Levi Henry Hall 1878-1950 Lottie May Tanner Hall 1888-1969 Flowers Leave a Flower

  
  

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  [S2239] Public Member Tree- Hall Jr Family Tree - wkhall187, Levi Henry Hall Jr., Posted 06 jul 2011 by wkhall187. Record for WILLIAM KENNETH HALL SR (121) facts ...... (111) Levi Henry Hall Jr. Posted 06 jul 2011 by wkhall187 Levi Henry Hall Jr - known as Henry to most - born January 15, 1878, in Mason, Ingham County, Michigan - Died February 6, 1950 in WheatRidge, Jefferson County, Colorado. Levi was the fifth child of seven born to Levi Henry Hall Sr. and Sarah Ann (Dunkerton) Hall. Married Lottie Mae Tanner of Rose Hill, Adams Co., Colorado (later to become part of Rocky Mtn Arsenal). They were married July 5, 1914 in Golden, Jefferson Co., Colorado. they had seven children - Raymond Francis, Aaron Richard, Evelyn Lottie, Henry Horace, Frederick Calvin, William Kenneth and George Wayne. Levi and brother John Roger moved from Michigan in 1896 to Lawrence County, Tennesee with their father and mother. They became involved in lumber or a lumber mill. Shown on 1900 census in Civil District 2, Lawrence County, Tennesee. Moving to Fairmont, Jefferson co., Colorado, later in 1900. It is unkown what inspired Levi and his parents to come to Colorado. They built a house at 48th and Indiana St in Fairmont, Jefferson Co., Colorado.,of hardwoods brought to Colorado by wagon or train. The house still stands today. they had a substantial amount of land in which they operated a truck farm. Levi on a business trip in 1913 made a trip to Rose Hill to visit Horace Monroe Tanner about livestock. It happened to be laundry day and Lottie Mae Tanner (Horace'[s daughter) with her mother Mary (Ager) Tanner were in the yard washing clothes as Levi arrived. Struck by her solid structure and how she was dressed, (a long dress with an apron) he decided this was the girl for him. Due to the distance the courtship was short. To marry July 5, 1914. Levi was struck with diabetes at a fairly young age, but continued to work the farm beside his growing boys. Making several long trips from Golden to Arvada to sell his produce or buy supplies. It was said by horse and wagon this was an all day job. Then while working on the roof of the barn he lost his balance falling to the ground. Refusing to see a doctor his back became progressively worse. Eventually unable to walk he spent the rest of his life in a wheel chair. Only twice in his late years was he ever seen standing. Once to calm wild grandkids running through the house. The other was the day he died. Asking Lottie to help him to the sink for a drink. Passing away later that afternoon. It was said Levi was a stikingly good looking man with dark hair and deep piercing brown eyes. He was quite an angry man later in life. Likely due to the frustration of his physical inability. He demanded hard work from all of his children. Almost to the point of cruelty. In sprite of his anger, Lottie and he were bonded to one another to the day he died. Levi is buried at Crown Hill Cemetary, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson Co., Colorado, next to wife Lotte May and son Freddie Calvin. Story by William Kenneth Hall Jr. (Grandson of Levi and son of William Kenneth Sr) Sources:Marian (Barnett)Hall wife of William Kenneth Hall Sr, Death Certificate & Marriage License US Federal Census from: 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, and 1950 Ken Hall Sr laying out the garden Ken Hall Sr laying out the garden about 1950 Wheatridge Colorado Laying out the summer garden with a little help from his friend Figaro ?DHall781 originally shared this on 08 May 2009 Linked To WILLIAM KENNETH HALL Rich,with Alisa and Shannon Rich,with Alisa and Shannon wkhall187 originally shared this on 01 Dec 2014 Linked To Richard Walter Hall [S1115] Ancestry.com, U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2012;), Levi H Hall, Sr. Record for Levi H Hall Sr Levi H Hall, Sr Birth: Jul. 28, 1841 Mecca, Trumbull County, Ohio, USA Death: Mar. 9, 1921 Golden, Jefferson County, Colorado, USA Family links: Parents: Aaron Hall (1819 - 1903) Polly M. Cook Hall (1823 - 1901) Spouse: Sarah Anne Dunkerton Hall (1838 - 1928)* Children: Aaron Frederick Hall (1867 - 1952)* George Ellis Hall (1872 - 1882)* Richard H. Hall (1875 - 1944)* Levi Henry Hall (1878 - 1950)* Siblings: Levi H Hall (1841 - 1921) Huldah M Hall Scott (1847 - 1930)* Stephen Hall (1850 - 1874)* Calvin Wanamaker Hall (1852 - 1912)* James Bracken Hall (1854 - 1940)* Charles A Hall (1867 - 1940)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Crown Hill Cemetery Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, Colorado, USA Plot: Block 23, Lot 287, Section 3 Maintained by: Kaye Hardendorf Dyer Originally Created by: Rubye Charon Yvonne Dye... Record added: Dec 18, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 32263271 Levi H Hall, Sr Birth: Jul. 28, 1841 Mecca, Trumbull County, Ohio, USA Death: Mar. 9, 1921 Golden, Jefferson County, Colorado, USA Family links: Parents: Aaron Hall (1819 - 1903) Polly M. Cook Hall (1823 - 1901) Spouse: Sarah Anne Dunkerton Hall (1838 - 1928)* Children: Aaron Frederick Hall (1867 - 1952)* George Ellis Hall (1872 - 1882)* Richard H. Hall (1875 - 1944)* Levi Henry Hall (1878 - 1950)* Siblings: Levi H Hall (1841 - 1921) Huldah M Hall Scott (1847 - 1930)* Stephen Hall (1850 - 1874)* Calvin Wanamaker Hall (1852 - 1912)* James Bracken Hall (1854 - 1940)* Charles A Hall (1867 - 1940)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Crown Hill Cemetery Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, Colorado, USA Plot: Block 23, Lot 287, Section 3 Maintained by: Kaye Hardendorf Dyer Originally Created by: Rubye Charon Yvonne Dye... Record added: Dec 18, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 32263271 headstone- Crown Hill Cemetery- Levi H Hall, Sr Levi H Hall, Sr Birth: Jul. 28, 1841 Mecca, Trumbull County, Ohio, USA Death: Mar. 9, 1921 Golden, Jefferson County, Colorado, USA Family links: Parents: Aaron Hall (1819 - 1903) Polly M. Cook Hall (1823 - 1901) Spouse: Sarah Anne Dunkerton Hall (1838 - 1928)* Children: Aaron Frederick Hall (1867 - 1952)* George Ellis Hall (1872 -… Levi Henry and Sarah Anne Dunkerton Hall, ca 1870's-1880's, photo by Iwez Lancing, Michigan Added by: Kaye Hardendorf Dyer Polly M. Cook Hall Birth: May 9, 1823 Locke, Cayuga County, New York, USA Death: Aug. 24, 1901 Midland County, Michigan, USA Wife of Aaron Hall Death certificate shows she was the daughter of John Cook and Ruth Curtis (both of NY), white, female, married, housewife, married at age 22, parent of 13 children, 10 living born May 9, 1823 NY…

  
  

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