Son of Joseph John and Delaney Oller Hall. His mother died when he was very young and his father remarried to a woman named Mary.
Cornelius married Mary Ann Winger. Their children were Clarence, Valeria, Villa, and Alice Hall.
I did not find a divorce record for Cornelius and Mary however, Mary went on to wed Lee Davis in Omaha, Nebraska in September of 1906.
During the years after his divorce and before his death Cornelius lived with a couple of different relatives in Nebraska. The census of 1930 shows him living with his sister Adelaide Hall Fischer and her husband Jefferson. It is unclear if he passed away at her home or if he did die in Omaha where he is buried.
No headstone was found for Cornelius. There are many stones buried in the ground in that area that need to be uncovered.
Cornelius married Mary Ann Winger. Their children were Clarence, Valeria, Villa, and Alice Hall.
I did not find a divorce record for Cornelius and Mary however, Mary went on to wed Lee Davis in Omaha, Nebraska in September of 1906.
During the years after his divorce and before his death Cornelius lived with a couple of different relatives in Nebraska. The census of 1930 shows him living with his sister Adelaide Hall Fischer and her husband Jefferson. It is unclear if he passed away at her home or if he did die in Omaha where he is buried.
No headstone was found for Cornelius. There are many stones buried in the ground in that area that need to be uncovered.
Son of Joseph John and Delaney Oller Hall. His mother died when he was very young and his father remarried to a woman named Mary.
Cornelius married Mary Ann Winger. Their children were Clarence, Valeria, Villa, and Alice Hall.
I did not find a divorce record for Cornelius and Mary however, Mary went on to wed Lee Davis in Omaha, Nebraska in September of 1906.
During the years after his divorce and before his death Cornelius lived with a couple of different relatives in Nebraska. The census of 1930 shows him living with his sister Adelaide Hall Fischer and her husband Jefferson. It is unclear if he passed away at her home or if he did die in Omaha where he is buried.
No headstone was found for Cornelius. There are many stones buried in the ground in that area that need to be uncovered.
Cornelius married Mary Ann Winger. Their children were Clarence, Valeria, Villa, and Alice Hall.
I did not find a divorce record for Cornelius and Mary however, Mary went on to wed Lee Davis in Omaha, Nebraska in September of 1906.
During the years after his divorce and before his death Cornelius lived with a couple of different relatives in Nebraska. The census of 1930 shows him living with his sister Adelaide Hall Fischer and her husband Jefferson. It is unclear if he passed away at her home or if he did die in Omaha where he is buried.
No headstone was found for Cornelius. There are many stones buried in the ground in that area that need to be uncovered.
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