Daughter of Martin and Mary Anne Ramsey Tinder
Married John R. Dodson 11/12/1862 Hendricks Co., In
Daughter: Eva Etta Dodson
After John died she married Thomas B. Hall
From History of Hendricks County (1885)
pp.724-725:
Thomas B. Hall was born in Boyle County, Ky., Dec. 30, 1818, a son of Thomas and Lavina Hall, who came to Hendricks County, Ind., in 1844, and settled in Eel River Township, where they both died. Eleven children were born to them, eight of whom are living--Samuel B., Tilatha, Adaline, Thomas B., Sarah, William, James and Carroll K. The deceased are--John, Merritt and Eilzabeth. Thomas B. Hall accompanied his parents to Hendricks County, but soon after returned to Kentucky and remained till 1850, when he came again to the county and in the fall of 1851 settled on section 30, Union Township, where he now has a fine farm of 100 acres. He was married Aug. 30, 1839, to Maria Hickman, of Boyle County, Ky., and to them were born eight children, three of whom, Douglass, Bertha and Mary F., are living. Maria R., Lavina, Cleopatra, John T. and Hickman B. are deceased. Mrs. Hall died in September, 1873, and in September, 1874, Mr. Hall married Mary F. (Tinder) Dodson, widow of John R. Dodson, of Hendricks County. Mr. and Mrs. Hall are members of the Christian church. He has been a prominent citizen of the township and has served several years as Justice of the Peace.
Republican for June 12, 1890:
Lizton: Died - June 6th, 1890, at her home south of town, of heart disease, Mary, wife of Thomas Hall. The remains were interred the following day at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. She leaves a husband and two children to mourn her loss. A funeral sermon will be preached by Elder U. C. Brewer at Christian church Lizton the first Sunday in July.
Married John R. Dodson 11/12/1862 Hendricks Co., In
Daughter: Eva Etta Dodson
After John died she married Thomas B. Hall
From History of Hendricks County (1885)
pp.724-725:
Thomas B. Hall was born in Boyle County, Ky., Dec. 30, 1818, a son of Thomas and Lavina Hall, who came to Hendricks County, Ind., in 1844, and settled in Eel River Township, where they both died. Eleven children were born to them, eight of whom are living--Samuel B., Tilatha, Adaline, Thomas B., Sarah, William, James and Carroll K. The deceased are--John, Merritt and Eilzabeth. Thomas B. Hall accompanied his parents to Hendricks County, but soon after returned to Kentucky and remained till 1850, when he came again to the county and in the fall of 1851 settled on section 30, Union Township, where he now has a fine farm of 100 acres. He was married Aug. 30, 1839, to Maria Hickman, of Boyle County, Ky., and to them were born eight children, three of whom, Douglass, Bertha and Mary F., are living. Maria R., Lavina, Cleopatra, John T. and Hickman B. are deceased. Mrs. Hall died in September, 1873, and in September, 1874, Mr. Hall married Mary F. (Tinder) Dodson, widow of John R. Dodson, of Hendricks County. Mr. and Mrs. Hall are members of the Christian church. He has been a prominent citizen of the township and has served several years as Justice of the Peace.
Republican for June 12, 1890:
Lizton: Died - June 6th, 1890, at her home south of town, of heart disease, Mary, wife of Thomas Hall. The remains were interred the following day at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. She leaves a husband and two children to mourn her loss. A funeral sermon will be preached by Elder U. C. Brewer at Christian church Lizton the first Sunday in July.
Daughter of Martin and Mary Anne Ramsey Tinder
Married John R. Dodson 11/12/1862 Hendricks Co., In
Daughter: Eva Etta Dodson
After John died she married Thomas B. Hall
From History of Hendricks County (1885)
pp.724-725:
Thomas B. Hall was born in Boyle County, Ky., Dec. 30, 1818, a son of Thomas and Lavina Hall, who came to Hendricks County, Ind., in 1844, and settled in Eel River Township, where they both died. Eleven children were born to them, eight of whom are living--Samuel B., Tilatha, Adaline, Thomas B., Sarah, William, James and Carroll K. The deceased are--John, Merritt and Eilzabeth. Thomas B. Hall accompanied his parents to Hendricks County, but soon after returned to Kentucky and remained till 1850, when he came again to the county and in the fall of 1851 settled on section 30, Union Township, where he now has a fine farm of 100 acres. He was married Aug. 30, 1839, to Maria Hickman, of Boyle County, Ky., and to them were born eight children, three of whom, Douglass, Bertha and Mary F., are living. Maria R., Lavina, Cleopatra, John T. and Hickman B. are deceased. Mrs. Hall died in September, 1873, and in September, 1874, Mr. Hall married Mary F. (Tinder) Dodson, widow of John R. Dodson, of Hendricks County. Mr. and Mrs. Hall are members of the Christian church. He has been a prominent citizen of the township and has served several years as Justice of the Peace.
Republican for June 12, 1890:
Lizton: Died - June 6th, 1890, at her home south of town, of heart disease, Mary, wife of Thomas Hall. The remains were interred the following day at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. She leaves a husband and two children to mourn her loss. A funeral sermon will be preached by Elder U. C. Brewer at Christian church Lizton the first Sunday in July.
Married John R. Dodson 11/12/1862 Hendricks Co., In
Daughter: Eva Etta Dodson
After John died she married Thomas B. Hall
From History of Hendricks County (1885)
pp.724-725:
Thomas B. Hall was born in Boyle County, Ky., Dec. 30, 1818, a son of Thomas and Lavina Hall, who came to Hendricks County, Ind., in 1844, and settled in Eel River Township, where they both died. Eleven children were born to them, eight of whom are living--Samuel B., Tilatha, Adaline, Thomas B., Sarah, William, James and Carroll K. The deceased are--John, Merritt and Eilzabeth. Thomas B. Hall accompanied his parents to Hendricks County, but soon after returned to Kentucky and remained till 1850, when he came again to the county and in the fall of 1851 settled on section 30, Union Township, where he now has a fine farm of 100 acres. He was married Aug. 30, 1839, to Maria Hickman, of Boyle County, Ky., and to them were born eight children, three of whom, Douglass, Bertha and Mary F., are living. Maria R., Lavina, Cleopatra, John T. and Hickman B. are deceased. Mrs. Hall died in September, 1873, and in September, 1874, Mr. Hall married Mary F. (Tinder) Dodson, widow of John R. Dodson, of Hendricks County. Mr. and Mrs. Hall are members of the Christian church. He has been a prominent citizen of the township and has served several years as Justice of the Peace.
Republican for June 12, 1890:
Lizton: Died - June 6th, 1890, at her home south of town, of heart disease, Mary, wife of Thomas Hall. The remains were interred the following day at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. She leaves a husband and two children to mourn her loss. A funeral sermon will be preached by Elder U. C. Brewer at Christian church Lizton the first Sunday in July.
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