The Nashua Reporter (Nashua, Iowa) February 25, 1904
"Mrs. Jane Hall aged 89 years passed away at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. H.I. Wick early Tuesday morning. She had been very feable for a long time and gradually wasted away. Death was due to old age. The funeral was held yesterday and she was laid to rest in the
Beck cemetery. She is survived by one son, William Hall."
This obituary fails to mention her daughter, Charlotte Hall Bean who was also living.
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Nashua Reporter February. 19, 1905 page 8:
"The bodies of Mr and Mrs. H. Hall and three children, and Mrs. K. Winn were moved down from the Beck Cemetery Friday and buried in Oak Hill Cemetery."
I think the three children referred to in the above newspaper article were John B, Maria, and Eri Hall. Mrs K. Winn was Hiram and Jane's granddaughter, Katherine (Bean) Winn.
John B. Hall was later moved again to Greenwood Cemetery, Nashua, IA to be buried with his wife.
Headstone added by descendants in 2022.
"Mrs. Jane Hall aged 89 years passed away at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. H.I. Wick early Tuesday morning. She had been very feable for a long time and gradually wasted away. Death was due to old age. The funeral was held yesterday and she was laid to rest in the
Beck cemetery. She is survived by one son, William Hall."
This obituary fails to mention her daughter, Charlotte Hall Bean who was also living.
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Nashua Reporter February. 19, 1905 page 8:
"The bodies of Mr and Mrs. H. Hall and three children, and Mrs. K. Winn were moved down from the Beck Cemetery Friday and buried in Oak Hill Cemetery."
I think the three children referred to in the above newspaper article were John B, Maria, and Eri Hall. Mrs K. Winn was Hiram and Jane's granddaughter, Katherine (Bean) Winn.
John B. Hall was later moved again to Greenwood Cemetery, Nashua, IA to be buried with his wife.
Headstone added by descendants in 2022.
The Nashua Reporter (Nashua, Iowa) February 25, 1904
"Mrs. Jane Hall aged 89 years passed away at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. H.I. Wick early Tuesday morning. She had been very feable for a long time and gradually wasted away. Death was due to old age. The funeral was held yesterday and she was laid to rest in the
Beck cemetery. She is survived by one son, William Hall."
This obituary fails to mention her daughter, Charlotte Hall Bean who was also living.
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Nashua Reporter February. 19, 1905 page 8:
"The bodies of Mr and Mrs. H. Hall and three children, and Mrs. K. Winn were moved down from the Beck Cemetery Friday and buried in Oak Hill Cemetery."
I think the three children referred to in the above newspaper article were John B, Maria, and Eri Hall. Mrs K. Winn was Hiram and Jane's granddaughter, Katherine (Bean) Winn.
John B. Hall was later moved again to Greenwood Cemetery, Nashua, IA to be buried with his wife.
Headstone added by descendants in 2022.
"Mrs. Jane Hall aged 89 years passed away at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. H.I. Wick early Tuesday morning. She had been very feable for a long time and gradually wasted away. Death was due to old age. The funeral was held yesterday and she was laid to rest in the
Beck cemetery. She is survived by one son, William Hall."
This obituary fails to mention her daughter, Charlotte Hall Bean who was also living.
**********
Nashua Reporter February. 19, 1905 page 8:
"The bodies of Mr and Mrs. H. Hall and three children, and Mrs. K. Winn were moved down from the Beck Cemetery Friday and buried in Oak Hill Cemetery."
I think the three children referred to in the above newspaper article were John B, Maria, and Eri Hall. Mrs K. Winn was Hiram and Jane's granddaughter, Katherine (Bean) Winn.
John B. Hall was later moved again to Greenwood Cemetery, Nashua, IA to be buried with his wife.
Headstone added by descendants in 2022.
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